17 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
1
An advertisement claims guaranteed internal remedy Dr Piardt's Hem-Roid cures blind piles protruding piles and itching pites with no cost if no benefit. It warns against salves suppositories or outside treatments and urges immediate use.
A fragmentary list shows items for sale including a first class team, Kent-Jawi property corner Seventh and School, East End Grocery fixtures on Philadelphia Street, and a horse aged nine. Also mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and a groundhog day reference with March 17 and St Patrick's Day.
Hot Springs Arkansas March 17 report says Cy Young decided to quit baseball for a time but he denied the report. The legendary pitcher has been in Hot Springs nearly a month and will leave next week to join the Cleveland club in Little Rock Arkansas.
Albany NX jury convicts Mrs Hidith Melber of murdering her four year old son last January after a two hour and nineteen minute deliberation. She is sentenced to not less than twenty years imprisonment and shows quiet emotion as the verdict is read.
Milwaukee women voter registration surges as they take part in the March 21 primaries and the April 4 election. Officials estimate about 10,000 women will be eligible to vote, reflecting their first significant turnout this year.
A parade of Indiana visitors includes Cranmer Stewart and Waddell while Miss Meda Siverd returns home from Indiana and Miss Blanche Frantz visits her sister in Sample Run. Illness strikes Mrs. Sutton as she battles grip at her North 6th Street home and Ethel Newland travels to Buffalo to aid her mother. Local officials report nurses from Adrian Hospital visiting Indiana and a retired resident travels to Fitzgerald, Ga seeking improved health. a 65 year old man leaves Indiana County Home with 50 cents for Punxsutawney.
The Adrian hospital case details a fatal shooting of Catino Conti. Witnesses include Dr Pringle Nurse Harding and Dr Hammers describing wounds and postmortem findings. Conti died December from a back wound. a self inflicted injury reportedly occurred after death. The defense challenged witness testimony as the trial paused for noon.
The Alpha Cement company of Manheim West Virginia filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission naming about one hundred railroads as defendants. The Steel corporation’s directors also sit on the boards of these railroads. The issue centers on alleged discriminatory cement rates favoring its Universal Cement subsidiary at Universal near Pittsburgh. The Alpha company seeks parity of rates and $780.30 in overcharges for the year, with A O Stanley of Kentucky pressing for interlocking directorate scrutiny.
William R. Dickson, first vice president of United States Steel, resigns effective May 1. A. Dickson served since formation. Elbert J. Gary notes Dickson’s quiet loyalty, regrets his departure, and says the resignation will be accepted.
Pittsburg residents avoid tolls as bridges over the Yough river in Pittsburg and Allegheny connect the city to nearby towns. County engineers report a nine year dispute over barrier walls between Old Pittsburg and Northside, with no tolls imposed.
Excitement grips Whitely Indiana as three wolves escaped from Mc Culloch park Roaming at night they raid be coop s evening crowds of residents including Degre Who who climbed a tree to escape the cold authorities note no injuries but warn residents to stay indoors as the wild animals move through the suburb near Munele Marcy 17 Located in a community with a large colored population the incident disturbances reflect urgent local concern about wildlife in populated areas.
Fire swept two large business sections in Ravenna and Bridgeport causing about 94,000 in losses. Reported March 17 in Bridgeport Ohio with damage to residences and stores as flames destroyed multiple buildings in the city and nearby area.
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