25 May 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
1
Rev William Mitchell argues for large families, citing Susannah Wesley and historic religious figures. He contrasts modern views on quality over quantity with wartime calls for motherhood, urging that both quantity and quality can go together. The piece critiques women’s roles and defends prolific parenting within a Methodist context.
Governor BE C STOKES laments high tax rates in New Jersey. He cites districts with rates over 2 percent and over 214 per cent in some cases, urging limits on rates and bonded indebtedness. He argues for fair taxation while praising state road and wartime record and calls for an example in tax reform balancing taxpayers and honesty.
Alfred Mosely argues the American system should develop self reliant children capable of earning a livlihood and rising to nearly any position. He credits the system with guiding principle to teach children to think for themselves and become self supporting.
Me William Wehrle arrives in Indiana while John McGregor departs for Kinki after visiting family. Emma Thompson of Plainville visits her brother Livrey Thompson on Water Street. T. Loog, once a Princess Royale resident, runs the Kinter House in Indiana again. Frank Campbell of Homestead arrives in Indiana to visit his parents. Orrin Williams, Westminster coach, returns to town then heads to Ponxsutawasy. Annie Henderson dies at Union House in Blairsville age 81, survived by two sons and a daughter. services held with Rev. J. Thomas Davis and burial planned in Saltsburg.
WEDDINGS Tackett-Hishell Mike Rilla Tackett and Grif A Kishell of Punxentawney were married Wednesday evening May 17 Rev Russell Showers officiating. Mr and Mrs Rishell will go to housekeeping in Bellwood. Jobe-Ikes Ernest Jobe and Mira Ida Ikes of Homer City united in marriage yesterday at the bride's home. Jobe employed in Prairie State incubator works. Lina Fink of Jonesau and Astor Hawk of Osnoe Ridge married at Brookville May 4. The Hawks will reside at Osne Ridge. Frank McGaw, West Poenu railroad yardmaster, died at Allegheny General hospital from injuries after stepping from a freight train. He was 58 and resided with his wife in Freeport, Pa. Wakefield cabbage and vegetables advertised at Rev Welch's Vinegar Hill. Floribel Greenhouse offers plants at Vinegar Hill. 138 N Seventh St, Phone 288. FOR SALE rubber tire ran about in good condition. 327-26. FOR SALE a six thousand Hotel established 80 years, central, must be sold. William Vesy, 627 Ellicott Square Buffalo NY. FOR SALE Farm of eighty-two acres near main road three miles from county seat. Two-story house fourteen rooms, barns, spring water, orchard. Asking $10 per acre. Dash payment. Inquire 218 Ninth St Indian Pa. 2233-6f
A jumble of phrases mentions gasoline, an ottermobile, a call to arms, Railroaders, Normal Students, Tawa day, a wad dog, fly paper, and up-town crowds near fair grounds and groceries. The text reads like disjointed notes from a local page with scattered names and events.
A fast 1200 victory saw California Normal clash with Saint Vincent’s College in Indiana last evening. A disputed call in the sixth inning led to two Normal runs and the opposing team’s exit. From California’s lineup to Normal’s, the game featured tense moments and a lively crowd. Musicians performed on the street outside, while a local butcher shop advertised prompt meat orders and friendly service.
New York May 25 The giant Standard Oil pipeline laid from Kansas City to Bayonne is expected to operate tomorrow sending oil westward. The line connects at Whiting Indiana with existing lines to New Jersey and will outlet 6 million barrels of oil in storage to western districts. The Sterling Club Panel dance at Library Hall tonight features Apple’s Orchestra. Two children bitten by a mad dog yesterday seem unlikely to need Pasteur treatment as wounds were light and cauterized.
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