19 May 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
1
A Virginian speaker urges patience with Black Americans and focuses on combating crime and immorality. He praises Black progress, critiques discrimination, and calls for better education and domestic opportunities, noting the South misunderstandings about educating the Negro near their doors.
FY argues chivalry fails due to courteous behavior toward ladies only. He claims true civility requires respect for all women, including working girls, linking wages to morality. The piece frames domestic work as a human contract beyond mere labor and wages.
Paul Basinger visited Pittaborg yesterday while Mrs Charles McGinley visited her parents at Braddock Misses Laroe North and Ada Hanck were guests of Martha Hamilton William DeArmy of Butler is at his mother’s bedside with diabetes Mr Charles McGinley proprietor of Clawson House planned a South Fork visit to an aunt W Lew Neal of Young township a Democrat candidate for Commissioner is in town Mrs Clara M Books of School Street leaves for Towanda to visit her son in law and daughter Royden Steitle home from South Seventh Street for vacation Bert H Park son of Dr and Mrs D N Park of Marion Center graduated from University of Western Pennsylvania dental department in Pittsburg and returns home Ear ay previously graduated as a pharmacist Better flour made any where in any name at price stated by Rev Welch’s on Hill.
Recent death notice for Robert Arnold late of near Salinburg died May 11 1905 in his 82nd year after a brief illness. Born in Devon England he came to America in 1848 settling at Maysville Armstrong Co then moved to Clarksburg area before relocating near Salinburg. Survived by wife Mary Shirley and eight children. funeral May 18 at 10:30 from United Presbyterian Church with Rev T D Boone officiating, interment at Edgewood Cemetery.
A satirical column mocks advertising, street paving, circus trains, and local commerce. It riffs on a normal pitcher named King and praises persistent advertisers while lampooning scattered phrases and wordplay amid a casual readers’ column tone.
Spring catarrh cases rise with changing weather. Hyomel offers inhaled pure air with Nature remedies as a stomach-free cure. A pocket inhaler delivers antiseptic fragrance to lungs for quick relief, backed by a money back guarantee. Complete outfit $1.00, extra bottles 50c.
Classified blurbs advertise furnished room and board for two at 843 Clymer Ave near the brewery. Several sales listings include a rear lot on Philadelphia Street near Tanth Street, a five room house with jet and stable on East Church Street, and a meat market with two dwellings in Creekside at a bargain for quick buyers. W and Kline agents handle the deal. a job note seeks a girl for light housework in Glen Osborne, Pa. An inquire line directs to H W Wimner for a Conklin wagon and harness in Indians, Pa.
In Yopeha Kansas on May 19 the United Brethren general conference voted toward union with Congregational and Methodist Protestant bodies. The move sparked strong debate over identity and future federation, with eight negative votes. Delegates support syllabus adoption, not guaranteed organic union. Commissioners will negotiate and seek referendum approval from all three churches.
In Fairmont West Virginia May D witnesses testified in Andy Tea illegal selling liquor case that they had bought no liquor. Prosecutor Lane pressed. many admitted buying liquor by the pint and gallon when asked if they bought more than a drop. Taft to Speak Twice in Cincinnati
Partly cloudy in Ohio and western Pennsylvania Friday with likely showers Friday night and Saturday. West Virginia expects showers Friday and Saturday with fresh west winds.
standings and scores of major league teams across National and American Leagues with team wins losses and percentages. Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Boston Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburg New York Cleveland Detroit Washington listed with results from a Thursday slate.
Chicago on May 18 reported wheat for July delivery at 89 44 with a 3 percent intraday rise from the day’s low. The market climbed near session highs, finishing with a small advance while crop damage reports from the southwest fueled the upward move. Corn also gained, with quotes showing July at 187.49, while other futures mirrored the overall trend.
In Binghamton New York May 10 the State Convention of Congregationalists adopted a report condemning manipulative wealth methods and urging gifts to charities only when not masking social wrongs. It argues wealth creators deserve to enjoy their wealth and distribution should reflect natural law. The same meeting condemned the Senate by omission in a praise resolution for Roosevelt and Congress.
The Meat Market near the Indiana House has been bought from J. C. Smathers. The new owners will continue to offer top quality meat and a regular morning wagon service to deliver to homes. They seek continued liberal patronage.
J F Buterbaugh offers wall paper and fresco cleaning services with mail orders handled promptly.
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