31 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
1
The speaker condemns murder as prevalent and poorly punished, noting rising violent deaths and predicting 93,000 murders next year. He argues the United States shows little sympathy for criminals and asserts doom for those spared by misguided mercy. He stresses families suffer from murder and urges firm punishment.
A sermon from the Church of the Incarnation in New York argues that business even with wealth carries moral dangers. It insists stealing is always stealing and emphasizes humane conduct, responsibility to workers, and the need for spiritual guidance over mere profit.
For sale one 30 n. p. horizontal steam engine from Indiana Lumber & Supply Co. WANTED a girl for dining room work at the Clawson House. WANTED to complete the files of The Evening Gazette for specific dated issues. Five cents paid for first perfect copy brought to the Gazette office. 152-14.
Dun's Review of Trade reports varied business conditions across the country with improving signals in manufacturing and construction, while consumer demand remains cautious. Freight activity is stabilizing, pig iron contracts rise, and retailers show confidence as shipments and forward orders strengthen amid a cautious, seasonally adaptable market. Mrs Roosevelt and party arrive in Fernandina and board the Mayflower amid winds.
The government surrendered to the Labor party on the trades disputes bill and Premier Campbell Bannerman announced support. The bill gained second reading 456 to 66 and grants complete immunity for actions by trade unions or similar associations regarding damages claimed from members. The bill mirrors the government measure aside from the immunity clause.
Meadville Pennsylvania March 381 Bondsmen of Thomas N Stott former Crawford County treasurer have turned over about 1210000 to the county treasury as shortage claimed by the auditors report Scott retiring January turned over about 12000 but the auditors show over 72600 yet to cover the alleged shortage Beaty and partners prepared to cover the shortage Chinese Boycott Dying Out San Francisco The Bulletin reports that boycotts against American goods are dying out and a resumption of business is expected Chinese merchants say the same in daily ties with Chinese cities
A weekly Christian Endeavor prayer reflection urges living for eternal rather than temporal gains. It emphasizes that only character and Christian service endure, citing ancient and biblical examples, and calling members to dedicate their lives to God and saving souls. The piece honors Rev. Samuel Winchester Adriance as a pioneer, notes the movement's twenty five year growth, and encourages proactive prayer and service.
Mysters Confectionaries emphasizes the slogan We Lead But Never Follow as it promotes its ice cream range and short lunch offerings. The brief advert hints at a local shop urging customers to visit for the finest frozen treats and quick meals.
John R. Clements in Empire State Notes urges steadfast Christian effort with firm purpose and courage, framing spiritual resolve as the motive power behind daily life and duty.
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