20 May 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1905
Page
1
A pastiche urging rich Americans to abandon hedonism and wealth worship, calling for service over self. It denounces wealth as a crime only if wealth itself is wrong, lauds both affluent generosity and humble poor, and pressures heirs to engage in public duties, politics, and collective welfare to curb social unrest.
An article notes four small islands suitable for summer cottages in Ble Basa lake, Lake County, Mich. They will be opened for settlement at the government land office in Marquette, with applications for entry starting June 19.
Dr John Laughlin and his son Ed Laughlin of Pittsburg plan to attend the funeral of Mrs. John Laughlin in Jacksonville tomorrow. Dr Laughlin attended her upon her death while she was hospitalized in Pittsburg. Also note Floribel Greenhouse on Vinegar Hill offers vegetables and flowers at low prices with contact at 138 N Seventh St and phone 288. Superlative four excels in value and is sold by grocers.
Nantucket lightship reports no sighting of any of the 11 yachts in the Sandy Hook to the Lizard trophy race. Fog swirled, a white squire reportedly failed to beat the fleet amid Crintfarl's Vadhutla winds. East wind at 20 mph.
A bomb carried by a workman exploded on Mjodawa street at noon as two detectives and bystanders watched. The blast killed the carrier and the detectives and injured others. The device was believed aimed at Governor General Maximovitch en route to a czar’s birthday cathedral service.
A garbled column riffs on weather, baseball, and politics with wit about Miss Bug and a mix of names and phrases. It jokes about Philadelphia graft, gas work, and advertising while musing on summer plans, religious games, and freebooters in the City of Brotherly Graft.
A fragment notes meats cut from older animals at a local market or eatery. The line hints at product quality or sourcing but lacks full context or names to confirm specifics.
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