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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1889

Page

7

An Indian’s Wrath and a Miner Town Terror

A California mining camp tale recounts Indian Jack abducting a child during a feud sparked by a stolen iron bank. The mother pursues through the rancherie as miners rescue her, Jack is expelled, and the community bands together to quarter a heavier bank for the child.

California Bate Wright Julia Baby Baby's Bank Was Gone. Old Julix Jack Jak Mount Shasta Indian Jack Todian New York Tribune

Won His Wager in Dublin Cab Fare Prank

A Dublin anecdote from Philadelphia Roward about a wager to see if a cabman would refuse a ten shilling gold piece. The man paid ten shillings, the cabby drove off, then returned to request a threepence halfpenny to avoid wasting a bright coin on a drink, sparking a humorous exchange.

Jack Dublin Ss. Cabby Phileieiphia Roward

Temperance song and liquor tales amid Victorian concerns

A fragmentary temperance piece opens with a dramatic song lamenting drink’s ruin and proceeds to accuse liquor of triggering murders and tribal violence in Arctic tales. It surveys failures of beer-sophists, temperance news, ministerial responses, and social debates on prohibition and moral reform.

Temperance News Netas Glasgow Mercy Temperance Lessons Ohio Kentucky Daniel Dorchester Massey Fisuse Kovalevsky University of Karkor Russia Caudran Cently O Bots Tito

Knife with Bowie's Knife on Lone Texas Trail

A Texas city man owns a tempered steel Bowie knife once owned by Jim Bowie and given by Juan Padilla. The blade is sixteen inches, with a silver plate reading Jim Bowie and notches on the guard indicating Bowie's killings and scalps. Padilla said the marks honor Bowie's deeds during his San Augustine years. The present owner received the knife in 1862 after recovering ten head of horses from Comanches near San Antonio. Honey Grove special.

Jim Bowie Juan Padilla Lafitte Bowie Padillo San Augustine Texas San Antonio Honey Grove Tex

Anchor of the Soul and Faithful Walks in Life

A compilation of devotional reflections on faith and practical living. It contrasts compassionate zeal to spread Christian truth with warnings about neglecting spiritual duty, cites John and Paul, and links daily trials to steadfast trust. The piece blends sermons from Canon Liddon and others, ending with Hoyt’s meditation on the anchor of the soul and divine guidance.

God Lord Jesus Christ Canon Liddon Christ

Superstitions and old horseshoe pin tale and more

A jeweler narrates the history of a silver horseshoe pin from his family shop in Switzerland. He preserves it as a talisman through marriages, theft, fires, and debts, rejecting superstition while acknowledging luck. The piece also notes an 1880 Old Maids Club in Merin and a Swedish Speech from the Throne described in vivid royal terms.

Switzerland Europe Kansas Tlinois Merlin Clus

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