01 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
1
George Bernard Shaw laments fashion’s excess as two women at a London opera draw stares. He mocks garish hats and stagey attention while noting how the audience viewed their outfits as ridiculous and vulgar, a satire on social taste and public sensation.
Professor Lankaster of Oxford argues natural selection may fail to lift humanity. He notes Darwin's doubts about humanity's future and Wallace's suggestion that humanity must actively improve itself. The piece discusses whether humans should seek greater mastery of nature through deeper study and deliberate progress.
A large crowd gathered in Greenville Ohio for Prof Baldwin the aeronaut’s ascent at the fair. An explosion of explosive devices during the display caused his body to be scattered in fragments and killed bystanders including Mrs Baldwin as chaos erupted among about 25 000 spectators.
A September meeting in Mount Lebanon New York featured a peace conference where speakers urged disbanding boys brigades for war prevention. Proposals called to abolish martial youth programs and remove wartime images, arguing for nonviolent education and equality.
New York announces the indebtedness of the Depew Improvement Company has been paid totaling 298,850.82 dollars. Three letters reveal the reorganization aided by Equitable, aiming to remove a Chauncey M. Depew related impression and outlining the mortgage, land values, and settlement terms.
Northwestern harvest slowed by wet weather while wheat and corn futures showed modest moves. Pittsburg market reports list varied prices across corn, oats, hay, eggs, dairy, cheese, and cattle categories with mixed quality offerings and notes on hogs and sheep prices.
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