22 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
1
A speech argues that to resolve human insistence on prosperity, corporations must be rebuilt to serve the people. It calls for removing causes of current control, enabling widespread share ownership, and ensuring corporate trustworthiness. The talk urges action to empower workers and secure a fair portion of national wealth.
An old advertisement promotes Mi O Na stomach tablets to restore strength and digestion for those feeling out of sorts. It claims improved appetite, digestion, and nerves after a few days of use, with a 50 cent box offered by T Ii Hide brand and a money-back guarantee. Also mentions Chamberbigin's Salve for chapped hands and Vogel Brothers selling the products.
In Gastar Gagi the board of pardons considered Walter Le Beanch and others for aggravated assault and battery, false pretense, and statutory rape. Unhearings granted in burglary cases. several cases denied. Applications to commute death sentences to life imprisonment continued to the December meeting.
A Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh passenger train running east bound wrecked at Golden, 20 miles west of Buffalo, injuring ten passengers none fatally. Most seriously hurt were I. L. Holbrook of Buffalo, B. Abinski of Niagara Falls, and Orrin Otis of Buffalo. Several others from Bradford Pimxtown Pa Dubola Pa suffered minor injuries. The baggage car and two day coaches left the track while the engine stayed on the rails.
Dense fog blankets the Delaware River and bay hindering navigation. Dozens of vessels anchor between Philadelphia and the outer sea, including the American Mae steamship Haverford carrying 16 cabin and 900 steerage passengers and 8000 barrels of Delaware grapes held for importers.
Frank Dotuauer, engineer of the first Baltimore & Ohio passenger section, testified before the Indiana railroad commission that he might be legally responsible for the Woodville wreck that killed 63. He said he signaled a following freight to wait for the second section, but no reply was received and the freight crew proceeded onto the main line, colliding at full speed. Miles Baum, a flagman on the freight, corroborated that the signal came from the first section.
A May 22 dispatch reports the Kaiser Wilhelm der Große colliding with the Quebec mail steamer. Both ships were severely damaged. four crew members on the Kaiser Wilhelm killed, 12 injured, and several missing presumed drowned. The Orletona proceeded from Southampton to New York and West Indies. Weather updates include Tug Peary at St George's Bay. Bank teller in Cincinnati arrested for alleged $31,000 shortage. James Bryce tipped to succeed Durand as ambassador to Washington.
A church pastor from Miliva reports seven years of reliable use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at home. He notes it exceeds the manufacturers claims, helps with croup and whooping cough, and that the remedy is sold by all druggists.
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