Negative Positivity and Racial Satire Rant
A speaker urges not just negative goodness but positive action, highlighting imagined contrasts and racial stereotypes. He cites large numbers of people, locations, and a Tuskegee graduate teaching without pay, framing service as national duty and uplift across communities.
Points on People from a Midlands Gazette page
Local notes list Prof E M Miller of Johnstown repenting on Sunday in Indiana Bay Crawford of Vandergrift visiting Miss Stella Haskell and Mrs Mary McClusky Master Robert Neff a Gazette newsie vacationing W H B Adair en route to Kentucky James F Chapman spending weeks visiting Pittburg Allegheny Milas Beas Cooper teaching near Mt Pleasant returning home Elliots Owene back from Chicago after sister's illness Mr Collins Graham a Pittsburg based prakeman visiting his father Archie McCanley Latrobe and Mrs Roofs family visiting Vandergrift Mrs Sarah Jones and daughter Mary return from Washington trip after telegram about George P Jones death on railroad at Jean mete Watches free to boys and girls via Polly Evans puzzles in Sundays Dispatch Pittsburg news notes: Bernard Boyer renews lease J B Boyer Prop.
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Sarah Jones
Mary
Washington
Migs Mary
George P Jones
Jeanmete
Hyomel Promises Catarrh Cure For Spring
Spring weather raises catarrh cases and Hyomel is advertised as a guaranteed cure. The ad claims inhaled air with Nature’s remedies via a pocket inhaler provides quick and lasting relief. A money back guarantee backs the product, complete outfit priced at $1 with extra bottles for 50 cents.
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Tom E. Hildebrand
Hyomei
Property transfers list with disputed spellings
Multiple people and firms buy and sell parcels across Green Mahoning Montgomery and Pine areas. Transfers include 18 acres for Harry Clark to Mary Bartlebaugh and 49 acres to Daniel Mack, with prices from 50 to 1 260 dollars. Names like Ritabh MinAteR ERS, G. D. Patrick, Santa Smyerg, and Fortunato Jor dane appear in varied spellings.
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Fortunato Jordane
South Mahoning
G. Q. Sutter
Maud Shaffer
North Mahoning
John Landfall
Qhalles Landfall
Barrell
A. Lydia
Frank Fortane
Green
Harry Clark
Mary Bartlebaugh
Montgomery
Geors Hazelett
J.B. Donlay
H. EB. Clerk
Glen Campball
Daniel Roftner
OG. B. Clark
Otis White
H. HB. Clark
Henry Grott
Grofe
Rayne
Mary Boreland
Daniel Mack
J. H. Bugle
David Mack
Armstrong
W. A. Nishol
J. L. Ross
W. A. Nichol
N. H. Ross
William L. Strong
Arthur Strong
Robert Mitchell
J. H. Weaver
Dalla Little
J. 8. White
Centar
Feddings Tie Two Marriages In One Morning Service
Matthias Toner of McKeys Rocks and Misa Amelia Laurent united in marriage at Quatholia church at 7 AM with Father Toner present. future home in McKeen Rocks. Milas Laurentia daughter of Mrs Ness of Oak Street wed Anrtia A Morrow of Dayton and Mrs Mary E Mabon of Elkin on May 10 at Elkin residence. Lydie Kanarr and John Lydick wed in Greenville and Indi ans at F S Crawford residence on May 10. The Poor Reporter laments journalist life and reader reactions in brief humor column.
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Matthias Toner
McKeys Rocks
Misa Amelia Laurent
Quatholia Church
Father Toner
McKeen Rocks
Milas Laurentia
Ness
Oak Street
Anrtia A. Morrow
Dayton
Mary E. Mabon
Elkin
W. C. Hwing
Lydie—Kanarr
John Lydick
Greenville
Misa Elizabeth Kanarer
Indians
Kay
Crawford
San Diego cleaner goes on shooting rampage killing five
W P Robinson a house cleaner in San Diego shoots and slays five people in a seaside building, includes Mrs Emma Stewart and W H Doddridge. He uses a knife rifle and pistol before killing himself. No motive was found and a lone survivor, Mrs H Doddridge, is severely wounded.
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San Diego
Cal
William Stewart
Emma Stewart
Harry Doddridge
W. Chase
W. P. Robinson
H. Doddridge
Robinson
Fourth
Emin Stewart
Landady
William
Stewart
Chase
Fr. W. Chase
Fourth Street
W. A. Doddridge
Internal Revenue Collector
Second
Ti Blerts
W. Hish
Doldridge
Dohindee
W. H. Doddridge
Doddridge
Tere
Ida Tarbell on tainted money and Standard Oil control
Boston May 16 Ida M Tarbell notes the church's role as Standard Oil's bulwark. She says church funding supports their respectable image and questions the company’s moral footprint. The piece links oil power to religious influence and the critique of tainted money. A second item reports circus giant Tivor Davidson dead at Roscoe home.
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Ida M. Tarbeil
Boston
Standard Oil
Ida M. ‘Tarbeil
Miss Tarbell
Aumust
Standard
la Pighteousiess
Lids Daun
Linsenen
Red Wing
Tivor Davidson
Wita
Roscoe
Here
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Publishing Company
Walter H. Jackson
Vian
Stepennery Avenue
Indiana
Sécona
Booker T. Washington
Toccna
Etig
New York City
Alabama
South
Jones
E. M. Miller
Johnstown
Bay. Crawford
Vandergrift
Stella Haskell
Wiece
Pittsburg
Mary McClusky
Robert Neff
Gazette
W. HB. Adair
Kentuckey
James F. Chapman
Pittaberg
Allegheny
Milas Beas Cooper
Chambersville
Mt. Pleasant
Elliots Owene Haa
Chicago
Bags
Mr. Collins Graham
H. Q. Graham
Archie McCanley
Latrobe
Bart Roof
Charles Kbsy
Ohild
Pittsburg Dispatch
Hoya
Igirla
Polly Evans
Dispatch
Piri
Ee Bauday
Sietel Boyer
F. Heve
J. B. Boyer
Baseball Notes
Indiana All Stars
Daugherty
Roof
Suaner
Foreman
Haber
Outing Club
St Olvir
Proapeces
Johmatens
1. EK Lyceome
Fas
F. U
Lomes
Nichole & Co
Ca AL EE
Toner—Laurent
Momega Aeabon
Namea
Sinke Iva
Io Goss
Philadelphia St
Tenth St
Selig
RTS
East Church Street
Wettling & Crossman's
George B. Wilson
Wiley
W. J. Prentice
Glen Osborne
Indians Foundry Co, Ltd
DeWitt
OIL Kings
America
Lawn
Madras
Japan
W.R. Loughry & Company
Metropolitan Opera Co
Mr. J. M. Cunningham
Ed. H. Sutton
Homer Bartlebaugh
H. Sutton
J. F. Buterbaugh
S. Seventh St
Morris
Vintondale
Thomas E. Morris
Vintondale Pa
J. B. Younkins
Seventh & Philadephia St
Ms. Mahaffey
Opticians
Pittourg
Clawson House
Riday