19 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1905
Page
1
The article lauds the Portsmouth peace treaty as epochal, predicting sweeping effects for America, Russia, Japan, and Europe. It celebrates Russia for preserving dignity and potential balance, Japan for wisdom and restraint, and asserts American sympathy for Japan while urging lasting friendship and global stability.
A collage of short notices lists individuals traveling to Windsor Indiana and Atlanta for civil engineering, teaching, or university activities. Names include Albert Simpson, Misasa Myrtle Young, Daley Uighard, Kyin Emily, Clements Ai, Gururode Hysong, Matel Hoffley, Wise Mary Williane, and others from Johpatown, Lightreet, Allegheny, Lotsastown, and Eatohnstown.
Federal indicted 17 Packers and others on monopolizing meat business. Plea argues jury selection improper and juror secrecy tainted proceeding. Defense notes jurors drawn from eastern division while indictment in western division. Court to rule on jury eligibility and placement issues.
Ida arrived on the steamship Alien from Colon after imprisonment in Panama. Walker, tied to mining in the Water Cerri zone, was reportedly jailed in March. He landed with canal police escort and was met by Pontiac, Michigan employees ready to take him home.
Salt Lake police find a vaudeville performer in a ruinous scene after a fire on the third floor. A Chinese man sits in a cot amid wreckage, another Chinese man appears insane and an explosion theory looms. Eddie Myrtle, a white man, lies dying of opium poisoning below. Commander Young faces trial with defense attorney Geary.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, a prominent leader, is reported dead at 62 in Aberdeen. The obituary notes his role as a heading chief and asserts he personally killed Gaormerad Magter during the clash at Stetudita Ruek reservabad.
Nome suffers extensive damage as a large fire destroys sixty buildings. The incident disrupts local commerce and storage facilities. In related news, Standard Oil raised prices for refined oil by one cent per gallon, affecting gas and other fuels nationwide.
New York police uncover the body of a woman about 30 under a tenement stoop at 240 West Thirty-second Street. Evidence suggests another murder with neck injuries and blood stains noted. The scene, nicknamed Elen's Kitchen, lies in a rough district. Weather warnings and railroad disruptions follow in the region with showers and cooler conditions expected.
In a growing Pennsylvania town near railroads and streetcars a business called Frat-claga Racket Store advertises its prosperity and willingness to sell for cash or exchange for improved Indiana real estate. Also seeking competent compositors for steady non-union work at an open shop with wages to the right men. references required. Address Jane Macintyre Room 1904 820 Broadway New York City.
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