11 May 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
1
A dense meditation on confession and self knowledge by Maurice Maeterlinck argues that acknowledging faults can purify the soul. It suggests that admitting wrongs changes perception and can transform fl aws into virtues, though fear of losing love often delays honesty.
A long testimonial from Mrs Elizabeth Long in Wo Philadelphia Street extols Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney disorders. She reports rapid relief after trying the remedy and notes recurrences only after overwork, which again respond to the pills. Sold by Foss Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Washington May 11 Senate considers penalties for railroad rate violations. Discussion focuses on reimposing imprisonment for rebates and false representations, with debate on amendments and potential impact on farmers. The bill clarifies penalties, including fines up to three times the value of rebates, and sets evidence rules for a six year period.
Senator Lodge proposed restoring imprisonment penalties under the interstate commerce act with an amendment. Senator Dolliver noted no convictions under the act and supported penalties excluding prison. The Lodge Stone measure passed 49 to 27, with 2 negatives. Debate moved to shipper rebates and penalties for receiving or demanding rebates, with North Dakota Senator proposing threefold penalties and opposing prison terms.
Philadelphia May 11 After a long conference between the state executive committee and other Sér coal party members it was decided to hold no further talks with regwar Republican party members to pick a governor candidate The state committee chairman Henry Niles of York said the convention would be held May 21 to name an independent Thelar among those present were former Postmaster General Claudes Macupy Stith former Minister to Futny Ponor former Atty Gen Wayne Mae Veveh Wifseat He Brown sheriff of Phivhtaita and Samuel Crouthers president of select equi
A May 11 report from Marietta notes Senator Diet headed a delegation inviting Ohio residents to attend a ceremony marking the laying of a state capitol alteration in Marietta. Representatives Longworth and wife signaled intent to attend. the President voiced interest but may be unavailable.
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