17 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1906
Page
1
John W Rogkebeller argues Sunday schools reflect US greatness rooted in Puritan values. He urges preserving national heritage, promoting truth, and loving fellow man while noting American freedom supports Bible study and religious institutions. He contrasts Sunday schools with Europe and calls the US a country of Sunday schools.
A brief ad asserts Dr Shoop s Magic Ointment cures piles including itching pain protruding bleeding and blind forms. It states the product works perfectly and is sold by Daugherty Brothers.
An Indiana builder Jesse McKean praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing his kidney trouble in 1897 with no relapse since. The ad urges readers to act, avoid experiments, and buy the remedy from Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, with 50 cent Mason jars also advertised.
A seller seeks a right buyer to take over established Creekside clothing and gents furnishing shops at a sacrifice. J H Roumm lists Creekside Pa contact via ad. Also Mason Jars advertised at Mack's with 50 cents per dozen and a bank note touts First National Bank Indiana paying four percent on time deposits.
Stark county pledges a Republican candidate against Representative James Kennelly in the October primary despite entries and withdrawals. Perc y McLain finally entered the race, but McCullough later announced Stark insisted a candidate. MCCullough announced MeLa in did not comply with entry rules. The dispute centered on ballot placement and timing for entry.
In Youngstown Ohio on September 17 Jamey Stowe was arrested after allegedly breaking into a bank and attempting to win big. He is identified as Joe Sweeney a known safe blower with national notoriety. Reports say several youths recruited him to perform the trick by loading the dice after hours.
St. Petersburg report states Gen Trepolt the palace governor died of angina pectoris after a leave of absence. He earned notorious epithets for harsh rule and a notorious prison incident where a prisoner died under lash. His wealth and power drew public ire and he later faced resignation amid controversy.
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