United States as World Power and Peace Advocate
The piece argues the United States holds vast and developing power, shaping world thought and policy. It highlights immigration openness, Monroe Doctrine legacy, and the Philippines as a peace influence, while stressing commercial aims and open doors in the Far East. The tone praises American idealism, Puritan heritage, and the potential for global impact through peaceful, liberal governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eespoel
Europe
Philippines
Tropics
Napoleon III
Mexico
Far East
Panama Canal
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Ferman
Points on People and Local Visitors Arrive in City
Kathryne Neal of Alleghany is seen waking slater at Normal while 4 de Boyder of Ponxsatewney and 4 Bonday with Indiana friends visit. Katheryn Barry of Jobus ta visits Miss Abella de Turner. other locals F. D. Consingham U. G. Miller T. W. Lyda I. Hicks of Binkeville and J. W. Luther of Indiana are in the city and registered at the Grand Central Hotel with Edgar Schrecengost, formerly at A. M. Stewart’s bake shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne Neal
Alleghany
Slater
de Boyder
Ponxsatewney
Bonday
Indiana
T. W. Lyda
I. Hicks
Binkeville
J. W. Luther
Grand Central Hotel
Johnstown
Visit to Diane on Banday Sparks Family News
Gondellaville reports Wes wired to Diane on Banday. He will spend the next two weeks visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. O. FP. Sthrecengost, Mise Oharlotte Armstrong of Kiders ton Armstrong county, who had been visiting her brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. J. Grier Clark, the Twenty fifth ward, has returned home. She took with her Master Ralph, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark, who will spend the summer with his grandparents at Eldarton Jotine town Democras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gondellaville
Diane
Patenta
Sr. Sud
Mise Oharlotte Armstrong
Kiderston
Armatrong County
Atater
J. Grier Clark
Ralph
Deaths and local notices in Homer Uity and surrounding towns
Mary Johe widow of Michael Jobe of Homer Uity died at home on Saturday. Funeral held Monday at 1:180 conducted by Rev. Shaatter interment at Lutheran Chapel. Her husband died two months earlier. Five children survive. Ford Davis a harness maker formerly of Barneaboro died in Denver Cal on Sunday morning of consumption. He was a son of Isaac Davis of Ebensburg leaving a wife and one child. An infant two months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Stephens near Rich Hill church died Monday night. Funeral Wednesday with interment at Dixonville. Charles Irvin of Sheltona left town with wife and children to seek another store after selling his store. Samuel Kerr helped Harry McAnardy complete a new house at Creekside. Clarence Boyer, recently at Bellegernon, visited his ill mother Mrs Peter Boyer. she shows improvement. Charles Walker recovering from diphtheria in Bolivar. C W Hammond left on a business trip to the east. Dr W Antony visited his parents in Johnstown. Charles Leighow able to be about and warns friends to avoid auto conflicts. Russell Marsh plans to build a new house in Garfield. The Ideal Concert Co of Saginaw Mich to give a concert in the Place on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jobe
Michael Jobe
Homer Uity
Shaatter
Intermont
Lutheran Chapel
Coral
Hesband
Ford Davis
Barneaboro
Denver
Cal
Colorado
Isaac Davis
Ebensburg
Benjamin Stephens
Rich Hill Church
Dixonville
Shelcota
Charles Irvin
Irvin
Samuel Kerr
Creekside
Harry McAnardy
Clarence Boyer
Bellegernon
Peter Boyer
Boyer
Bolivar
Charles Walker
C. W. Hammond Teft
Antony
Johnstown
Charles Leighow
Russell Marsh
Garfield
The
Ideal Consort Co
Saginaw
Miah
Spring Catarrh Crisis Prompts Hyomei Use at Home
Changeable spring weather drives a rise in catarrh cases and prompts home treatment with Hyomei. The ad touts a pocket inhaler delivering antiseptic vapors to the lungs, claiming immediate and lasting relief. A money back guarantee backs the treatment sold by Hildebrand at $1.00, with extra bottles priced at 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Hildebrand
Real estate and sale notices from Indiana PA area
Unfinished rooms for sale at 1001 Philadelphia and Tenth St with 201 tf.4 price. Bar fixtures complete inquire J A Engle 204 tf. The Hinek Hotel in Indiana for rent with immediate possession apply J yy Engle 204-tf. Bijyole sale of goods in good order cheap inquire Gazette office 318-36. Grand piano for sale in good condition at Wil son s music store 660 Philadelphia St Indiana PA 310-66. Wanted plasterers and building contractors by J H Mears Indiana PA offering work at 91.85 per 1000 with prompt service 211-8p.
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Philadelphia
Tenth St
J A
Engle
Hinek
Indiana
J. Yy
Quorge B. Wilson
Muaic
Philadelphia St
J. H. Mears
Wills and testaments of local residents summarized
The notice covers several last wills. Elizabeth A. Walker of Indiaa leaves all estate to her daughter Harries with named beneficiaries and executors A. Woodward Walker and Mrs Sallie J. Breight. Frances Scott of South Mahoning township bequeaths all to her son Joseph W. Scott with him as executor. Jease Lewis of Young township leaves all property to his wife Caroline Lewis with executors Caroline Lewis and A. Miller and a land bequest to Bert H. Haden after the widow’s death. Dates range 1897 to 1906.
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Atta
Elizabeth A. Walker
Indiaa
Honge
Fot
Indiana Borough
West Ochorohetrest
A. Woodward Walker
Chambers’ M. Walker
Mra. Sallie JB. afoGreight
Marlin Walker
Harrint Walker
D. RB. Taylor
Keg
Mra
Francia Scott
South Mahoning Township
Joseph W. Scott
J. 8. Dowds
Charles Tucker
Jease Lewis
Young Township
Caroline Lewis
Bert H. Haden
A. Miller
Millionaire Duke Dead in Durham at 84
Washington Duke, famed tobacco magnate and founder of the American Tobacco Company, dies at 84 in Durham. He is survived by his three sons J B Duke Brodier Duke and B N Duke, all prominent New York executives. The family built vast fortunes from modest beginnings over four decades. Also noted is Father Martin, general of the Jesuits, recovering from arm amputation with a papal dispensation to celebrate mass without his right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Washington Duke
Milionaire Tobacco
American Tobacco Company
Brodier, Duke of
J. B. Duke
New York
B. N. Duke
Masa
Rome
Father Martin
Order of Jesus
Pius
2500 Machinists Out on Strike
Toronto Ont May 9 The Grand Trunk railway machinists from Montreal to Portanon Mich are out on strike Twenty five Sundred men are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Grand Trunk Railway
Montreal
Portanon
Mich
Gates Buys Historic Cane From Tyrone Girl For 6000
John W. Gates, the multimillionaire, bought a walking stick with a sword engraved with a man’s head, presented 60 years ago by the Bingham House proprietor of Philadelphia. Miss Ila Gates of Tyrone sold for 6000 after initially asking 1000, and Gates sent her a draft for the full price. Morrisburg reports Governor Acker signed a 376000 appropriation for deepening the Delaware River channel. A separate note mentions a transcontinental auto race from New York to Portland offering a 10 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gates
Tyrone
Altuoma
Pao May
Ila Gates
Bingham House
Philadelphia
Morrisburg
Penn B Acker
Delaware River
Delaware Bay
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Publishing Company
Walter H. Jackson
Carpenter Avenue
Seth Low
America
Katheryn Barry
Jobusta
Abella
de Turner
F. D. Consingham
Edgar Schrecengost
A. M. Stewart
Gosaler
Stewart
Mary Johe
East Church Street
Wettling & Croasman
George B. Wilson
Millionaire Duke
American Tobacco Trust
Auve
Portland
Ore
National Good Roads Association
Charitable Sex
W.R. Loughry & Company
H. Sutton
National Casket Company
Pittsburg
John F. Steving
Ofice
Sutton
Oak St
Pao
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
A. L. Gilbert
Agt
Aings 4 Trust
J. B. Younkins
Ms. Mahaffey
Optiotana
Clawsoe
Gough Gure Fer
Uoughe
Celds and
Oreup
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