04 May 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
1
A dubious cure for rheumatism promises relief or money back from Tom EF Hildeprand and Rheuma Co Buffalo NY. The ad touts Rheuma as a remedy affecting kidneys liver blood and stomach claiming to reduce muscle and joint inflammation with bottles and mail orders.
A fragmented historic text parodies political election rhetoric and religious doctrine. It mentions an old enslaved man, a vow, and a humorous exchange about candidacy and voting. The piece blends satire with social commentary, referencing figures like Clanthertina Stout and a medical remedy slogan.
The Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steelworkers of America opened its annual session in Fort Wayne Indiana led by President McArdle of Pittsburgh with 159 delegates. The gathering addresses the open shop fight against United States Steel and related strikes. Reports show strikes in Ellwood City Indiana New Castle Pennsylvania South Sharon Pennsylvania Wheeling West Virginia Martins Ferry Ohio and larger mills at Steubenville Ohio and Waynesburg Pennsylvania.
Farmers at the national convention protest railroads and demand fair rates. Delegates from states including Rhode Island Utah Idaho and New Jersey report wrathy on proposals. P Yoakum criticizes politicians for fostering closer ties between farmers and railroads.
A man fell during an elevator incident in Albany building, severing his head as the car dropped from the fourth floor. Witnesses describe a gruesome scene with injuries to the face, throat, and nose. others suffered coughing and breathing difficulties while rescue attempts followed.
A reader touts Root Juice as a cure with many believers praising its benefits. EG Moore of Fort Wayne cites his wife’s recovery after doctors failed, claiming dramatic improvement after starting the medicine and urging skepticism of doubters.
John H. Ganverse a Philadelphia water church worker died at his home after a lengthy illness. A generous donor he supported hospitals churches and the University of Vermont where several buildings serve as memorials to his devotion. He was a trustee of the Princeton Theological Seminary and a member of the American Physiological Society.
Grandmother Kieed and a child were badly hurt while walking on railroad tracks near Johnston, along a signaling line, as witnesses reported a collision with a passing train. Emergency crews treated them on site. condition details were not immediately clear.
In Lidiana area, a wanted ad seeks a representative for standard typewriters. Preferably a young man stenographer with repair experience or a typewriter dealer. Excellent proposition for a fighting party. Address K cave Gaentte 209-2p.
Pocketbook left between Plotzer's Meat Market and Blasinger's Bakery on Seventh Street. Please return to A2e N Seventh Street.
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