10 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
1
Professor Charles Zu eblin of the University of Chicago laments reformers living in clouds of poesy while neglecting practical work. He cites ugliness in courthouses and soldiers monuments and warns prosperity dulls taste for material beauty. He urges Chicago residents to focus on tangible improvements rather than lofty theory.
City health expert Professor C J Moward of the Technical Settlement cautions that urban dust from streets and building facades risks contaminating air and water. He urges street washing to reduce dust exposure, noting mineral and animal dust blends can trigger illness and strong urges to drink.
Wanted chamber maid and ayindress at Clawe s Hlouse. Also wanted a license-keeper or board for three. A boy 14 to 16 to assist an embossing press. For sale fighting fowls. Lost or found items including a lady s light basket and a ladies purse at fair grounds. Reward offered for recovery. Last item: 54 inch sorrel mare, Vinton Colliery Company, Vintondale, Pa.
A scrambled snippet from a Tatler piece features garbled dialogue about a missing rescue, rent threats, and marital chatter. Names and clear actions are unreadable, offering a glimpse of social banter without concrete events or outcomes.
An advertisement asserts Doan's Kidney Pills cure kidney pains backache and general kidney illness with Indiana evidence. Mrs Mary A Millar of West Philadelphia St Fairview testifies her husband Miller found relief from backache after using the pills since 1894. The piece notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
In Findlay on Sept 10 Judge Banker overruled motions to quash the Information against John D. Rockefeller and the Standard Oil Company. Pleas in abatement were also overruled. Defendants given until Tuesday to file further motions as the Valentine anti trust law is cited. Virgil P. Kane of Cleveland argued the process should be through an indictment by the grand jury.
The Independence League of New York plans a two day convention in New York City with a possible partial ticket. William R Hearst is anticipated as a candidate for state chief executive. Connecticut Democrats meet in Hartford to name state officers with Thayer of Norwich expected for governor and Ney of Hartford for lieutenant governor. Sacramento hosts the California Convention on eve of the Maing state election amid uncertainty and anticipated surprises as ballots are counted. Maine Republicans show mixed certainty with Gay Littlefield and Charles Littlefield seeking reelection, while party leaders push core issues and labor federation figures influence discussion.
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