10 May 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
1
A historical snippet praising international harmony and the ideals of peace. It argues nations must abandon rivalry and conquest, and stresses that personal freedom lacks value without social and economic freedom. It notes the shrinking world via discovery and urges constructive, global journalism.
New York educationalist Manuel Haugh argues that applied hygiene improves school life. He notes east side conditions are harsher and many children arrive dirty. By grading cleanliness, schools stress personal hygiene alongside academics.
Mrs James Gompare visits Bher Mrs Gott at Buona Vista. W Simpson registered Grand Central Hotel Johnstown May. W Means and Calvin Bly of autowney attend Indiana business fare. Barah stabs returns home Blairsville. Banl St Clair Medico Ohio heads to Philadelphia yesterday. Smith to Scranton as delegate. Bart Keller back in Statesville NC after winter. Will Hall at work PRR company, returns home. Me HG Ragh to Punxsutawney Friday. Mrs Ragh to return Monday with three children. Rey and Mrs Hobert Stewart formerly of Albany NY visit H D Graham home. Rev Stewart died at Ognenmangh Sunday.
Local notes record visits by A and Mre P N Baker of Indi and Joseph Nichol of Swissvale. Several residents, including H H Hook, Mrs Mary J Boterbaugh, Mrs Charlea Thomas, John Farnsworth, and Mrs J M Altman, are mentioned with varied activities and travels around Blairsville and nearby towns.
Classified notices present multiple small ads from a historic Indiana Pennsylvania paper. Listings include fixtures for sale repair and rental notices. Items range from bar fixtures and bicycles to a five-room house and town lots with contact: J H Engle George B Wilson Hines Hotel Wettling Crossman and others. Some misprints and OCR errors noted.
In Trenton on May 14 a federal judge refused a writ of habeas corpus for Anna Vicentina who faced execution in Hackettstown for Rosa Salva. An appeal to the United States Supreme Court was reported, and Gustave Tosti, Italy’s general in New York, said efforts by Rome and Washington aimed to delay the sentence. The case may go to federal courts for review with prominent lawyers likely to defend.
Bishop Potter headlined the Broadway theater anniversary meeting of the Actors' Fund of America. He praised theater's moral influence and urged broader inclusion, condemning the Pittsburg YMCA’s exclusion as narrow and unjust, urging better living through stage influence.
May 10 Bridgeport Connecticut dispatch reports notification of heirship in the vast estate of late Captain Samuel Allen, a whaling master. David and Charles Allen of Stratford and Mrs Frank K Rogers of Bridgeport claim heirs, with several Connecticut kin named. Bank of England deposits from 1742 allegedly total several million pounds. A Bridgeport cemetery marker reading Captain Samuel Allen at sea marks the long-unclaimed grave.
Berlin reports a crew member of the imperial yacht Hohenzollern witnessed Easter day merriment by Emperor William and the empress. After gifts were handed out, oranges were hidden around the deck and in cabins, spark ing a treasure hunt that ended with a sailor extracting an orange from the emperor's pocket and the final orange found in the empress' parasol.
May 10 report from New York details Krook Rapid Transit adopting a ten year old Morris Schaefer’s illuminated signal system to guide crowds during peak hours at bridge terminals. The plan aims to tell arriving trains and improve safety during busy rushes.
A midnight cyclone slashed Marquette Kansas wrecking homes churches and businesses. Twenty six people died and many more were injured as the storm leveled the town and struck farms nearby. Rescue workers and relief squads acted quickly as outsiders sent aid and Bethany college students helped as nurses.
Globe and Mail advertisement notes mail order service for wallpaper and fresco cleaner products with promises of prompt attention to all orders and inquiries.
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