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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1891
Page
4
Chauncey M Depew at the New York Chamber of Commerce dinner spoke of a coming railways boom and strong farm earnings. He warned of shortages in freight cars and locomotives and said Europe’s prosperity would lift demand for American goods, with railways earning high rates and new lines possible.
The piece accuses London Poor Board officials of shipping paupers to the United States on Cunard steamers, a long standing practice. It argues this importation fosters crime and social costs, urging Congress to enact stringent restrictions to curb “ensisted” emigrants and curb the influx of degraded individuals into American society.
The bid for speaker ends with Charles Frederick Crisp of Georgia defeating Roger Mills of Texas on the thirtieth ballot. Mills and allies protest the result while Democrats credit William Springer of Clinots for support. The party splits over protectionist versus free trade stances as the Cleveland faction aligns with Crisp.
Court convened for December term as constables report quarterly returns. Liquor charges against Dr J M White and Blairsville sellers noted. Road conditions iden tified in East Mahoning and West Wheatfield townships. For dings include fording hazards at Altix mill and filthy Marion borough streets. Road views contemplated and possible county road aid. Multiple probate and divorce actions listed with real estate sales and partitions. Grand jury instructed after memorial for Justice Silas M Clark.
Empress of China reports later news on the October 28 quake. Deaths total 7,560 and 10,120 injured, with 89,630 buildings wholly destroyed and 28,625 partly. Over 440,000 homeless, burial efforts continue. foreigners donate money and goods. Governor Beaver and wife deed their property to Mr Jennings amid controversy over past endorsements.
A dated advert promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as best for appetite loss indigestion and sick headache. It claims gentle stomach toning improved digestion and sudden hunger after a few days especially for those in delicate health. Includes a brief note on a political inquiry about ballots and mentions Gen William Lilly as a potential congressman candidate.
A Virginia tale recounts Robinson Taylor in King George County who freed and sent his wife and child to safety as war neared. His enslaved workers secretly faced Union soldiers, but submission led to seizure of property. Archie Dorsey adopted the name James H. Jackson, joined the colored troops, survived a Petersburg sunstroke, and later located his parents, siblings, and cousin George in Virginia, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., planning a reunion.
A vintage ad proclaims Myatic Cure quickly ends rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. It claims the remedy acts mysteriously on the system, removing the cause and making the disease disappear after the first dose. Price 75 cents. Sold by Hetrick Bros druggists in Indians, Pa.
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