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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1892

Page

2

Numerous incidents and crimes reported in Rochester region

A long list of local incidents includes burglary at J P Workman’s Rochester grocery, losses of about 2800 dollars with 1300 covered by insurance, and 1500 loss to building. Reports cover robberies at Murraysville, a suicide by a four year old in Butler, injuries from falling trees near Carlisle, a hotel rope accident in Williamsport, and various proceedings in Lebanon, Kingston, and Erie courts.

Rochester J.P. Workman Insurance Small Governon Pawson Pearl Kittannius Warren Asylum State Board of Diaries Joshra Axprnsey Murraysvile Lock Haven McKeesport

Accidents and deaths flood late news

A flood of fatal accidents and crimes dominates the latest dispatches. Drowned farmer John Everett, a 96 year old from Tart Deposit Maryland,. a Utah train derailment near Park City injures several, with potential fatalities. Boiler explosion near Fredericks, Iowa, claims four men. gasoline room explosion in Adrian Michigan mortally burns Mire Lards and deaths. Poisoning in Dubuque Iowa, Beef with lumpy jaw sickens mother and boy.

John Everett Deposit Lards Dubuque Iowa Michael Smith Fredericksburg Patrick Doyle Big Muddy Mont Belt Line Baltimore Carnegie Tuipps & Vo Homestead Btee Works Antony Scuffel Albert Williams Arthur McGuirk Peter Woods John Gwinn Frank Able James Baird Joan Shields Thomas Hardy Bishop Jones Allendale Spearman Mable Alice, Claire Sharpeville Shenango Mahoning Valley

Drowning of Mrs Clay After Horse Incident at Montgomery

Mrs Kate Clay, her child and sister Mrs Hannah Earley rode near the river when the horse reared and plunged into a ravine filled with water. Mrs Clay drowned, while the child and sister were saved by four Black individuals. Nearby, Belgian ministers Delbaunce and de Chimay died around age 77. Pension Bureau reports for week ending March 19 show 5 735 claims with $833 800 first payments averaging $244 and $7 98 monthly. Russia reports severe child undernourishment hindering school attendance and feeding. Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules wholesale dealers may sell liquor in Philadelphia.

Kate Clay Hannah Earley Montgomery Ali Pension Bureau Russia

Arbitration Treaty with England Ratified at Senate

The Senate unanimously ratified the Bering Sea arbitration treaty with minor Britain-USA amendments. The pact sets a seven member tribunal, with leaders from the US Britain and other nations to decide exclusive jurisdiction and fur seal rights in the Bering Sea, meeting in Paris within 20 days of counter case delivery.

Bering Sea Senate Capitol Great Britain United States Lord Salisbury Washington James G. Blaine Julian Paunce Hering Sea France Italy Sweden Norway Paris ISSCR Russia Alaska Pacific Ocean London

Melbourne murderer Deeming confesses multiple Whitechapel crimes

The Argus reports Deeming confessed killing his wife and four children at Rain Hill near Liverpool and murdering two women in Whitechapel. Authorities link his career in Australia to further killings, with a chronology of his aliases and crimes across England, Australia, and beyond. The piece notes strong belief he authored numerous Whitechapel acts and may reveal more as investigations continue. Also included is a separate note on Jeremiah Cotto, executed in New York for a July Brooklyn murder, detailing his motive and method.

Johnstown New Castle Conrad Reicht Icht Jacob Cline Beaver County Reicht Lawrence County Beaver Line Rejcht Verxanxco County United States Jesse M. Lerrine Utica Board of Pardons John A. Mellon William H. Porter The Beaver Star Quy Bexsatlona George Howe Pine Grove Alemany River Pate Saat Franklin Allegernse Lowe Anc Italy New York Touraine Havre David C. Austin Waterford Conn Georgia William C. Bolton Bolton Drug Company Brooklyn N. Y Dakota Supreme Court of N Pratt Bolton Deemincg Melbourne Melnourne Deeming Rain Hill Liverpool Whitechapel Argus Australia Marie James Capetown Sydney England Birkenhead Lawson Hull Matheson Beverly Yorkshire Montevideo Williams Swanston Cotto Jeremiah Cotto State Louise Frankeloso Frankeloso Naples

Behring Sea Dispute Talks Between Britain and US

Lord Salisbury replies to Sir Julian Pauncefote outlining possible arbitration terms on sealing rights in Behring Sea. He details two compromise methods including damages assessments during arbitration and post‑ratification sealing prohibitions with security for damages. The note also discusses jurisdiction limits and alternative arrangements with the United States.

Loxton Lord Salisbury Julian Pauncefote Wharton Behring Sea Great Brand United States Great Britain

Confidence in Trade Persists Amid Conflicting Signs

BR G Dun & Co weekly review notes overall confidence remains unabated despite mixed signals. Prices down 1 percent for the week and 18 percent below a year ago. Activity widespread with dry goods, machinery, footwear, rubber, wool, chemicals, and metals showing varied strength across cities from Boston to New Orleans. Fewer failures than last year but rising in some regions. domestic and foreign factors loom over future demand.

BR. G. Dun & Co Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati Aes Cleveland Detroit Chicago Minneapolis St.ant Omaha Kansas City Denver Louisville Memphis New Orleans United States Canada

Killed by Speaker Crisp Ends Silver Bill Fate

The silver bill met a quietus as Speaker Crisp refused to vote without majority Democratic support. Pierce of Tennessee pressed a petition for a special order, but insufficient signatures doomed the effort and the bill was declared dead for the session.

Wasurmctoy Committee On Rules Crisp House Pierce Tennessee

Walt Whitman Dies in Camden From Unrestful Life

Walt Whitman the noted poet died in Camden New Jersey on a Saturday morning. His life began as a street car driver and his early verse drew on the plain language of nature. Contemporary critics praised him as the greatest poet of the age while others labeled him unconventional and nearly destitute in old age.

Camden N.J S. L Walt Whitman Edmund Clarence Stedman Whitman Edward Arnold Bis

Winter wheat condition across states shows mixed outlook

Farmer's Review notes winter wheat suffered some damage from recent freezes but not as widespread as feared. Illinois remains mixed with two-fifths calling outlook fair to pall, Indiana majority report fair to good, Ohio slightly worse, Michigan split, Kentucky modestly positive, Missouri and Kansas mainly fair to good, Wisconsin largely bad. Northwest stock figures: Minneapolis private elevators 1,475,000 bu, total Minneapolis and Duluth 21,897,255 bu, country elevators 9,135,500 bu. week gains offset by overall 31,032,755 bu Northwest stock, about 204,969 bu less than prior week, total stock near 99,930,000 bu.

Ilinois Indiana Ohio SIG Michigan Kentucky Missouri Kansas Wisconsin Wheat Report Elgin Creamery Fancy Creamery Fancy Country Rail New York Goshen Wisconsin Swetzer Lisbormer Enon Sre FEA Eesenssee West Mammoth Aes Timoth Timothy Choice H&s York Uae

DROWNED IN THE GOLDEN GATE BOAT CAPSIZE AND DEATHS

Six men stole a boat for a Sausalito picnic and were swept toward the Golden Gate. Four men including John Brown and Richard Costello drowned after a capsize in heavy seas. Two others, Mike McCullough and M. Merzhull, survived.

San Francisco Sausalito Golden Gate John Brown Richard Costello Jesse Carter Isaac Hannah Wee Mike McCullough M. Merzhull

World's Fair Notes on Exhibits and Exhibitors

Denmark allocates 307009 for the Fair as over 18 exhibitors from Philadelphia report on one exhibit. A 610 Barra granite monument from Vermont will feature, while a salt plant from Saciaw, Mich. is prepared for display. The North American Turner Bund seeks space for gymnastic apparatus and physical culture material.

Denmark Philadelphia Vermont Saciaw Mics Notelan Lily Manyzers wWotan Pere Leo Xiil Cape Colony Africa Tulare Troumls Florienaucal Department Shess Ara Toeistan Harper Bros Scribner & Sort The Century Company Chief Smith Idaho Chicago Turner Bund Davis

Fifty-Second Congress Senate and House in session

The Senate discussed a petition from Benjamin C. Harris of Maryland on compensation for lands emancipated by a Stutz Convention. Army and Indian appropriation bills were referred and taken up with no action. In the House debate on the Silver Bill continued, with key speeches by C. W. Stone and Henry Cabot Lodge. The day featured secret sessions, close votes, and adjournments. Friday saw mixed attendance and calm journal corrections. Saturday the Senate was not in session. the House paid tribute to General Spinola. Monday included new bills on alien labor importation, Canadian railroads, and a tariff focus, with Mills resigning and the Free Wool argument advancing. The week closed with tariff discussion and routine business.

Senate Benjamin C. Harris Maryland Congress C. W. Stone Warren Henryabot Tures Bay Sherman Bland Beard Geary California Spinola New York House Quay Gorman United States Bering Sea Judiciary Judiciary Department Committee District of Columbia Distret of Columbia Stewart Scowls Hollar Mills Texas Harver Dem Ohio

Prominent People From A Century Ago

A jittery survey of notable figures across nations cites Emperor William health rumors, ex governors, industry leaders, and entertainers. It notes ex presidents, literary workers, and explorers with emphasis on longevity, travel, ancestry, and public figures. A Mexico City bullfight ends in tragedy as a matador is killed after a brutal attack.

Mexico Ava Sigas Patt Anim Jaszort

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