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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1908

Page

5

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Bryan in Wheeling and Steubenville Campaign Swing

William Jennings Bryan campaigned in Wheeling West Virginia with a huge crowd along the riverfront. He urged Democratic policies, attacked Taft, and spoke on deposits guarantees amid labor support. Later in Steubenville 10,000 to 12,000 heard his remarks mocking Republicans as crowds demanded more.

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Pennsylvania Railroad Plans Tunnel and Subway System

President James Meuret and officials inspect the new tunnel route from New York to Newark. He says the electric system will be completed and in operation by May 1, 1909, with total costs not exceeding 90 million dollars. The line aims to connect Newark with Long Island City via underground routes.

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Prominent Citizens Die by Suicide in Wilmington

Two wealthy Wilmington residents ended their lives in separate methods. Alexis J. Hart, 30, secretary and treasurer of A J Hart Co, shot himself in a third floor room, dying within an hour. Edward Williams, 65, a real estate owner, killed himself with a shotgun at his Chestnut Croft home after paralysis left him unable to manage business. Police note Williams may have worried over business affairs. Meanwhile London reported 3,000 jobseekers confronted a hospital ad for a porter at 4.50 weekly, as St Petersburg listed cholera cases and deaths in a bleak update.

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Pennsylvania to Build Central Station at Harrisburg

President McCrea announced a monster central railroad passenger station to be broken ground soon in Harrisburg. The project includes a big power house on the east bank of the Passaic river to power electric trains, with 1000 trains daily entering Manhattan. The tunnel work, including 6.8 miles underwater under rivers, marks a major Pennsylvania Railroad renewal. Wright’s flight at Fort Myer followed, achieving new duration and distance benchmarks in heavier-than-air travel.

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