31 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
1
The notice indicates the office and printing plant is located in the building on Carpenter Avenue in Britered, Indiana. It notes the mailing is handled by the Indiana Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
Rev and Mrs M K Hackman of Gatlitgin stayed with Mr and Mrs W R Tomb on Locust street on Thursday. They were joined home today by their daughter Miss Martha, a student at the Normal School.
For rent a stable at rear of 728 Church Street inquire Room 4 De posit Bank building also a five room flat at the southwest corner of Philadelphia and Seventh Street inquire Mrs S E Mitchell or J R Daugherty. WANTED young men for kitchen work apply Miss Davis Narra School. WANTED a good representative in every town or township in Indiana county those who are honest and energetic can earn big money address Box 14 Saltsburg Ha.
Reading of fragmented ads shows sale offers for hatching eggs from Orpington roosters and hens at 4 North Fifth Street, 1721 J. H. Young selling lots on Wayne Avenue and Grandview, a mule team in fixer condition, another hatching egg line from Frank s at 1863 West Philadelphia Street, and a farm building for sale in Line with sire room cemented cellar and soil ceiling, near a west public school.
Pittsburg March report of a political clash as Mayor Willits A Magee plans to petition the legislature for an investigating committee over charges by A Leo Weil, president of the Voters league. Weil threatens libel action if the mayor sues, while Weil seeks a Lexow inquiry and grand jury. The legal maneuvering follows Weil’s accusations against the city administration and the police department.
A garbled report from New York cites Mileson Milleron, son of a clergyman from Franklin, Pa, accused of swindling by promising books from the Novelty Page for two cents each. Banks were reportedly sent in return for the payments, with the extent of losses estimated around 4000 to 5000 dollars.
The report suggests J B Mann of Illinois may win the minority bloc vote for speaker, positioning him as Republican leader for the next term. The piece notes Uncle Joe Cannon and party divisions, with insurgents and regular Republicans debated in caucus dynamics and future leadership prospects.
Harrisburg Pa March 9 The Baldwin bill provides that a person counted in default or bid...
A damaged OCR fragment discusses payment terms for witnesses or workers at one dollar per day by county designation. It mentions signatures by Governor Tener and references to corporate or agency involvement, with unclear names and places, and several garbled phrases about agreements, parties, and processes.
A jury charged evangelist Oliver P. Smith with a crime connected to the death of his wife found at a home in February. Smith and his wife were widely known as workers and the man has appeared in Dayton and Indianapolis as an evangelist.
A vintage advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure for kidney troubles affecting men women children and elderly. It asserts the product cures the cause of kidney disease with testimonials from users and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as the seller. It urges customers to remember the name Dean's and buy only this brand.
T J Lewis will retire tonight as president of the United Mineworkers and return to work in the Lorain Coal and Dow company mines. He will turn over the office to Joe R White and may take a post at Wheeling Creek mine while writing for magazines and newspapers.
A distorted reading shows an opinion piece fragment mentioning April but with unclear names or actions. The readable bits suggest commentary on timing and involvement, but specifics remain uncertain.
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