25 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
1
Northwestern University professor H Gray argues in favor of sympathetic strikes boycotts and closed shops while condemning violence and urging cooperation between labor and capital against consumers. He asserts labor monopoly counters capital monopoly and predicts fewer demonstrations in the future.
John D. Long, former Secretary of the Navy, argues benefits of war are uncertain and fleeting. He urges peace as the nation’s condition and warns the Monroe doctrine may be pushed too far risking complications.
Rev. Lyman Beecher Sperry from Oberlin Ohio argues a man can live healthily and usefully for 150 years with proper knowledge and exercise. After years of essential study he concludes longevity is achievable through disciplined lifestyle and understanding of human potential.
Prof M Gordon of Normal visits Pittsburgh area. Mrs Welty Shram and her child Irwin visit sister Mrs B W Guthrie. Harry Wilson Jr Milton Guthrie Jigrman Watson and John McGregor of Kiski arrive for spring vacation. Mr B Wl Black of Davis heads to Turtle Creek to visit O M Palmer. Palmer just back from Cuba. Donald Kratz of Pittsburg will move to Elyria Ohio for new job with brother contractor. Mr and Mrs A L Gilbert move from Trust Building flat to White property vacated by M O Watsons. Mr Halstead of Indian Laundry to relocate to The Trust Building.
Miss Wallace and Barnes of the Golleve faculty were to Mr Pleat on Thoraday, a concert at the Presbyterian church. Dora Graven, an employee in the Enterprise office, injured her hand while working Wednesday. Rev Robert Patterson and family spent the week with relatives. Mrs W Andrews and her daughter Miss Fauuiv of Saltsburg visited Harry King last week. William Brown and family visited B Ho Jones. Mrs H Simons and daughter Margaret spent part of last week in Munssutawsey. Mrs June Braughter near town asseriauely 11. Mrs William Morrison spent last stock with daughter Geno gare Morrison of Big Ran. Worman Glaser of Grove City.
College is spending the spring vacation at his home. Mrs A L Hamilton and her son of Indianapolis are visiting her uncle Dr W S Shields. Miss Elsie James visited her sister Mrs Forgha of Blaizaville. Peter and John Bennett of Indiana are here at the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Charles Beaufort have returned from a visit at the home of John Stormer of Heshpon. Mrs B S Robinson of Slatelick visited her brother-in-law F C Robinson on Thursday. Rev J J Davis of Freedom assisted in funeral services for Mrs T M Berkey. Mrs Sowash of McClaren visited the homes of W M Wynn and Mrs D J Hayes last week.
Rev H Doyle preaches on Interdenominational Christian Endeavor uniting churches at home and abroad. He cites Acts 17 26 and John 17 21 to urge one church, one body with global mission. Readings from Beel and various scriptures reinforce shared faith beyond sectarian lines.
George W Hinuman, general secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor for China, sent a Chinese Christian badge pictured here. The Works Union tour by Sirnuous Endeavor leaders raised over 7,000 dollars from St Louis to Springfield, amid praise for Christian Endeavor’s global mission and self sacrifice.
In Darlington Oklahoma the Christian Endeavor society includes Indians and Cheyennes with three government teachers. Peace petitions go to the United society by vote, motion made by no Indian but seconded by an Wan boy. Richard H. Harper.
A fragmented classified segment shows for rent on North Sixth Street and an address at 474 Philadelphia Street. Listings include wage carpenters at Pittsburg 2.50 per day, and help wanted for reliable agents for Metropolitan Life Insurance along with contact details in Indiana Pa.
Ordinance creates fire limits in Indiana Borough restricting building erection and movement to fireproof materials with specified wall thickness and foundations. Prohibits tin and brick facades, requires most new frames to be moved or rebuilt within the limits only with permitted materials, and imposes penalties and enforcement by the borough authorities.
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