07 May 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1906
Page
1
A discussion of burdens on workers linked to idle and luxury production profits. It argues excess toil, wage distribution, and waste shape strikes and social unrest. Emphasizes charity must be genuine, targeted to need, and not based on ostentation or superficial judgments of worth.
An Indiana druggist, Tom E. Hildebrand, promotes Mi-O-Na stomach tablets with a money back guarantee. The ad warns that hurrying through meals causes indigestion and a host of symptoms, claiming the product cures if directions are followed and refunds purchases if not helpful. A large box sells for 50 cents.
In the Alps a group known as root diggers work perilous high mountain routes to harvest roots resin and bark. They descend by rope to remote refuges, collect supplies and dry them on rocks, then transport six months of haul to a gulley. The Renlia brandy from the girtich area is prized.
Vessel owners report partial success breaking a week old Great Lakes freight strike. Non union labor loaded and unloaded on outer docks as the North Wind discharged 40 men under Buffalo supervision and a Duluth bound steamer carried 300 tons. Leaders say no meetings about the strike friction have occurred and witnesses note limited unrest on the docks.
The Senate moves toward final action on the railroad rate bill with party unity expected to push a compromise provision approved by conservative leaders and the White House. Democrats may protest but likely abstain from delaying the vote. amendments on commission power and court review will shape the closing stage of the measure.
In a Chicago Tribune snippet, Professor Wizzles receives exaggerated praise from Miss Gushem about his long beard. The exchange plays on age vanity and playful reverence for aged features.
A May dispatch reports Vice Admiral Lord Charles Beresford arrived at Philaron bay near Constantinople as the sultan seeks to reopen the Tabah affair with plans to bring the issue to The Hague. Delays due to Murud feast shift replies from the Porte and British ambassador Sir Nicholas O Conor. In a separate note, public sentiment backs Bond cabinet anti American fishermen measures in Bt Johns. The British government appears to support restricting actions within colonial rights and plans to use whaling vessels alongside revenue cruisers to enforce the bait act against American vessels.
Report notes lungs perfectly sound and heart beats regular as a health check. The statement confirms safety of consuming the bird with assurance to readers.
The Daily Telegraph’s St. Petersburg correspondent reports that Count Witte may be appointed Russian ambassador to Paris. The notice notes the potential diplomatic posting discussed on May 7.
In Boston on May 7 arrangements are completed for a cigarmakers strike to enforce the union’s demand for higher wages. The movement aims to pressure employers while workers prepare for coordinated action.
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