Indian Post Office Classifies Second Class Mail
A fragment notes an office and printing plant in a letter building in Tidiana, Pa. Carpenter aged unknown is mentioned as entering the Indiana Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
15 Mar 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
1
A fragment notes an office and printing plant in a letter building in Tidiana, Pa. Carpenter aged unknown is mentioned as entering the Indiana Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
Citizens of Viterbo fear to sit on the Camorra case as thirty-nine defendants jeer from cages and threaten jurors. The panel remains incomplete despite days of effort, with many saying they dare not serve. Local officials report a climate of intimidation surrounding the trial.
Harrisburg March 15 The reorganization committee of the Pens Oath party after five hours of discussion named George W Guthrie of pets state chairman to succeed Arthur G Dewsh of Allentown and Congressman A Mitchell Palmer of Stroudsburg 94 fellow committeeman to take the pin Colonel James M Guffey of PLburg was named the pin holder The committee also recommended the state committeeman by the comm 480 appointed to solicit funds for the last campaign for reorganization.
New York City reports Baron Arkovy, famed for brass knuckles, won 17000 in a gambling game. He declined to name the house, calling himself a gentleman. Relations to Elsie Schroeder and a brewer father are noted, with remarks about American sentiment and distant hopes.
An OCR fragment advertises a piano sale offering a giver fee with every piano in March. It mentions a genuine basic cabinet and mahogany piano options, implied as popular items, though wording is garbled and specifics are unclear.
A nineteen year old governess recounts her rise from poverty after a father’s death and her role caring for Mrs. Woodward’s children. During a typhoid bout a burglar steals valuables, the maid deceives him by feigning innocence, triggers a perilous escape, and the incident disrupts relationships with Harry Woodward and Lucy. The robber is captured, Mrs. Woodward survives, and the young woman’s fate shifts in this perilous domestic episode.
Indiana residents report kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills addressing backache and urinary trouble. Mrs M Martin of Indiana Pa praises the remedy, noting past and present benefits after purchasing at T B Hildebrand's Drug Store. Buffalo, N Y-based Foster Milburn Co. markets the pills nationwide at 50 cents.
The Market Place advertises multiple rental properties including five to seven room houses with baths on North Ninth Street Philadelphia Street and other blocks. Prices range from five to twenty five dollars. inquiries directed to W C Chapman Attorney Gazette office and Stewart Cunningham.
Classified notices include help wanted for general house work at 983 Philadelphia street Indiana PA, two sale ads for bed and dresser and East Ern Grocery fixtures, and a for sale or rent notice for John B. Stumpf property at Seventh and Sehool streets. Also odd items: a horse for sale, and a fragmentary historical note on the Knights Templar and a couple of humorous quotes.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention oiling, someone named Meg and another person, with numbers 1s 10 and 0. No coherent event, date, or place identifiable. content too incomplete for a substantive record.
In Harrisburg a joint senate and house judiciary hearing on womens suffrage drew a full crowd with women occupying the senate floor. Speakers included Bishop Darlington and Miss Minnie Reynolds who urged equal voting rights and education for voters, while opponents questioned the policy. The committee remained largely against expanding ballot access.
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