16 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
1
Judge Luke J Connorton argues men should marry early to curb selfish living and temptations. He credits a wife's gentle influence with guiding the self centered man toward responsibility, noting economic ability to support a home makes early marriage practical and desirable.
An Indiana resident, Mrs Jennie Roof wife of G W Roof deputy sheriff living at 640 Smtroud Avenue, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved a long backache. She states seven years of unchanged opinion and recommends the medicine. Sold by dealers, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Deans.
WANTED workers of all nationalities if moral and industrious. Good pay scale, board, washing and mending, and housing for families. Address Clarke Coat and Coke Co Pittsburgh PA or Preport PA.
The piece discusses three types of paint. It defines past paint as wear evenly to ease repainting. Present paint is described as labor efficient and surface covering. Future paint should resist cracking and peeling for long protection.
The Brazilian envoy to the United States, Joaquim A. Nabuco, arrived from Liverpool and faced immigration inquiries. He refused to answer questions about personal beliefs or opinions, saying he represents another power and must be treated accordingly, requesting no further discussion of the matter.
A sensational report claims a vast manganese discovery in West Virginia with millions of tons likely. Eastern capitalists arrive to back a $750,000 plant, a company authorized for $1.5 million capital, and interest from National Tube and steel firms highlights the potential impact on the steel industry.
David Wilmane, wealthy cattle dealer from Lancaster, is missing after arriving in Scranton to purchase cattle. Local farmers found his locked room at Poyntelle station with his belongings inside. Fears grow that he was murdered or robbed as a large stock of quotes was found on him for paying cattle purchases.
Pennsylvania railroad to place order for 100 all steel non inflamma ble passenger cars. Move speeds toward steel cars after New York tunnel. Pullman works on experimental all steel non inflarnmable sleeping car. About 500 cars to be ready by New York terminal completion. Shaw selects Pittsburg post office site amid protests over price and condemnation proceedings.
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