29 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
1
A citizen voice argues that wealthy individuals evade taxes and demand constitutional amendments for justice. It condemns corporate power, bribery of officials, and wealth concentration, urging honest leaders in public life and business and praising the average American as the true keeper of liberty and equality.
A public card from Tomze shows Hildebrand offering a literal cure for the worst catarrh case in Indiana County. The note names Hildebrand as the remedy source and signals a local health remedy claim.
Wanted men to sell in Indiana and Westmoreland counties a quick selling Accident and Health Insurance contract for the Great Eastern Casualty and Indemnity Company of New York. Call or address 542 Oak St Indiana Pa e o d
Atlanta March 29 Today a national organization of Civil War veterans who fought on both sides will be formed here. Delegates from across the country express harmony and a wish to bury past differences in unity.
Morgan's partner George W. Perkins, of J. P. Morgan & Co., was arrested in New York on a grand larceny charge. The warrant alleges his role in diverting 48,702.50 from New York Life Insurance funds to Cornelius N Bliss, treasurer of the Republican national committee in 1904.
A detective serving a warrant learned a habeas corpus writ from Justice Greenbaum bypassed the magistrate. Perkins appeared before Greenbaum and the hearing was adjourned to Friday. Perkins was paroled to his attorney. trustees Delafield Granniss GMette and Gerry resigned from Mutual Life Insurance board. Albany March 29. Senate passes insurance bill delaying mutual elections to November 15. sent to the house.
Harrisburg March 29 The board of pardons recommends a commutation to life for George P Hussey the Philadelphia voodoo doctor. Accomplice Catherine Danz granted commutation. Pardons recommended for Hugh Garner Eugene Spriggs Frederick Pearsons. Rehearings granted Frank Johnston Charles Alwari Klenry Niederheiser John Grace. Pardons refused Frank Joy John Zayndyk William Myers. Cases of John Contin Louis Hine Joseph Gibson continued.
Washington March 29 President Roosevelt presented to the war department a log section from the cabin Gen. Ulysses S. Grant built for his family near St. Louis after resigning from the regular army. A descriptive book with photographs shows the cabin as it stood on Grant's farm and recounts his 1854 shelter for his family amid doubts from relatives and friends.
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