Indiana Post Office Second Class Mail Matter Notice
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24 Sep 1910
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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1910
Page
1
Beaverdale Couple Married in Nuptial Mass at St Agnes
Miss Bidgeleor of Beaverdale and Patrick Nairn of Salford wed in a nuptial high mass at St Agnes Church Beaverdale. Attending relatives included Miles Mary McCan of Lloydell and William Nairn, brother of the groom. The couple will reside in Starford.
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Bidgeleor
Beaverdale
Patrick Nairn
Salford
St. Agnes’ Church
J. Quinn
Attena Apts
Miles Mary McCan
Lioydel
William Nairn
Starford
Electric Bitters Promoted In Health Claim Ad
Severe strains on vital organs liken to machinery break downs. Electric Bitters urged as tonic to prevent danger from strain. Includes testimonials from Mrs J E Van de Sande and Mrs Jacob Wilmert praising health restoration. Sold by Daugherty Bros and Lincoln Illinois retailer. Foley's Kidney Pills also recommended for kidney relief.
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J. E. van de Sande
Kirkland
Daughterty Bros
Dance at Idlewood Park Next Tuesday Evening
Idlewood Park hosts the regular weekly dance next Tuesday evening with dancing from 9 to 12. Apple’s Orchestra provides the music and the floor is praised for its fine dancing qualities. About 70 couples attended the last dance and a car leaves Indiana at 8:15 p.m. from O. D. Steffy, Manager.
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Idlewood Park
Apple’s
Indiana
O. D. Steffy
Mgr
They Have a Definite Purpose Foley Kidney Pills
Mrs Rose Glaser of Terre Haute Indiana reports lasting relief from kidney trouble after years of illness and costly cures. She cites Foley Kidney Pills as the only medicine that gave a permanent cure enabling her to work again. Sold by all druggists.
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Jacob Wilmert
Lincoln
Foley
Foley Kidney Pilla
Rose Glaser
Terre Haute
Ind
Eghall
Wanted and For Sale Notice from Gazette Office
WANTED Poultry butter eggs apples etc for highest market price in Cash Ray and Elder Vilella building 1145 Philadelphia Street opposite B R and P station Indi ana Pa ATtf FOR SALE A very fruitful lot on South Seventh street 100x100 feet with run of water and cement pavement fine truck patch Must be sold bargain Call at Gazette office
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Ray & Elder
Vilella Bldg
Philadelphia St
Indiana
Seventh Street
Gazette Office
Engagement Planned Between Victoria Louise and Archduke Karl Franz
Berlin reports during the Kaiser's Vienna visit that Victoria Louise, the Kaiser's daughter, is being engaged to Archduke Karl Franz. Karl Franz is the eldest son of the late Archduke Otto and would become Emperor of Austria if Franz Ferdinand fails. Religious differences exist as Karl Franz is Roman Catholic.
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Karl Franz
Berlin
Vienna
Victoria Louise
Archduke Otto
Archduke Karl
Austria
Franz Ferdinand
Sheatz Resigns As Committeeman From Keystone Party
Philadelphia report states former State Treasurer John O. Sheatz, an organizer of the Keystone party, resigns from its state central committee and urges acceptance. He reveals his retirement stems from his return to the Republican ranks and declines further comment.
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Philadelphia
John O. Sheatz
Keystone Party
Thomas L. Hicks
Keystone State Committee
Baltimore Falls a Notch in City Population
Washington reports Baltimore has 558,485 residents, a 9.7 percent rise since 1900. Cleveland surpasses it at 660,663, claiming sixth place, while Pittsburgh moves to eighth with 533,905.
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Cleveland
Maryland City
Washington
United States
Baltimore
Maryland
Pittsburg
Chinese Student Barred From Georgia School
May Ling Soong, a young Chinese girl and niece of Bing Chun Wan tied to the Chinese embassy, is barred from Gresham High School in Macon Georgia under Bibb county education law requiring students to be Caucasian. The decision flags racial segregation in the county school system.
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Ling Soong
Georgia
Macon
Gresham High School
Bing Chun Wan
Washington
Bibb County
Walsh Petition Seeks Taft Release of Convicted Banker
Washington, Sept 24 A petition filed today urges President Taft to release John R Walsh from Fort Leavenworth. Attorney George T Buckingham presents the Chicago banker’s plea, signed by thousands of Walsh’s friends.
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Taft
Washington
John R. Walsh
Fort Leavenworth
George T. Buckingham
Chicago
Walsh
Daring work in a fog on a landlocked harbor
A traveler recalls a Halifax voyage where a captain steered within feet of a whistling buoy in dense fog. The ship then entered an inland harbor, escorted by two warships, and the crew presented a gold watch upon return, praising the captain’s seamanship.
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Halifax
Furaer
Arbor
New York Post
Quaker Minister Quips About End of Troubles
A tale describes a young couple married by a Quaker who tells the husband he is at the end of his troubles. Weeks later the husband, furious, complains he was misled, and the minister replies he meant the other end, revealing a ribald twist.
Way It Goes and Harpers Weekly Snippets
A playful dialogue from Harpers Weekly contrasts medical comforts with social commentary. A physician pushes oxygen therapy as a costly luxury while a young medic questions its value. Another line features a humorous Welsh rabbit exchange, revealing light satire on everyday habits and taxation.
Reviewing Veterans Nurses of Civil War and Officials Watching G A A Parade
Veterans and nurses from the Civil War era, joined by civic officials, observe the Grand Army of the Republic parade. Attendees recall service, while marching groups and local leaders mark the event with formal ceremonies and public pride.
Vets Propose Action on Statue Debate at Encampment
At the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Atlantic City the final session postponed action on the Robert E Lee statue controversy in Washington. The body rejected a proposal for a universal Civil War pension of one dollar daily for life for each Union veteran while endorsing the McComber bill for widows. Veterans 66, 70, and 75 would see monthly pensions rise from 12 to 15, 15 to 20, and 20 to 25 dollars respectively.
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Atlantic City
N. Z
Grand Army of the Republic
Robert E. Lee
Capitol
Washington
Congress
McComber
Baseball Results and Standings From a Past Era
National League results from Philadelphia Boston New York Brooklyn and Chicago with tallies and top scorers. Standings show Chicago 92 44 675 Pittsburg 81 58 582 New York 81 58 ABBE Philadelphia 72 68 614 Cincinnati 72 49% St Louis 56 80 . Brooklyn 5 84 s39E Boston 48 92 4 Games Today include Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburg at Philadelphia. American League results list Cleveland New York Boston New York Chicago St Louis with scores and postponed games. Also notes the death of Christopher Royce, son of Professor Josiah Royce, after overstudy at Danvers insane hospital.
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National League
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Moren
Gerard
Dooin
Ferry
Gibson
Boston
Cincinnati
Beebe
Clarke
Frock
Tyler
Rariden
New York
Chicago
Crandall
Meyers
Schler
Cole McIntyre
Weaver
Kling
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Albert
Harmon
Bresnahan
Burke and
Bergen
Wee
Abbe Philadelphia
Cleveland
Mitchell
Smith
Hughes Fisher
Detroit Sissessere
Ceeaee
Washington
Detroit
Christopher Royce
Josiah Royce
Danvers Insane Hospital
Pittsburg Markets Prices and Livestock Ranges
Market report from Pittsburg shows butter prints tubs eggs poultry and various cattle sheep and hog price ranges. Includes live hens ducks turkeys cattle milk and veal values with multiple quality tiers and regional references.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohblo
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