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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1909

Page

7

Pensions Questions: Veterans Seek Increases And Widows Relief

Letters from veterans at Sheboygan Falls and others discuss pension increases for disability from hernia and age. Responses urge filing new increase applications with physician affidavits and note limits for 75 years old or older and the need proving total disability. Also covered are pension payments for insane or divorced widows and rules on using funds for dependents. Saint Barbara linked as patron saint of artillerymen due to a legend.

Pension Bureau

Pennsylvania House considers third Civil War veteran pension bill

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives reviews a new pension bill by Mr. McDowell of Chester, excluding federal pensions and incomes over $1,000 annually. It sets monthly pensions by service length, grants limited widows’ shares, and includes emergency wounded veterans' eligibility. Another measure proposes a $50,000 state reward to discover a tuberculosis cure with testing by the state health department and a $3,000 testing expense appropriation.

Pennsylvania House of Representatives McDowell Chester County State Board of Health

Editor Hurt by Train at Yonkers Station

W L Woodson editor of the American Press Association was injured at Yonkers New York while attempting to board a New York Central train at Glenwood station. His right foot was amputated at the scene and leg below the knee later at St Johns Riverside hospital. he suffered a severe head injury and other hurts but showed fortitude per physicians. Woodson has long served the American Press in New York after leading the Atlanta branch and earlier work in the south and Virginia.

W. L. Woodson American Press Association Yonkers N. Y Glenwood New York Central William L. Woodson American Press St. John’s Riverside Hospital Woodson The New York Association Atlanta South Virginia Georgia Southern

Same Destination Man About to Be Hanged

At the Chattanooga county jail Dave Edwards was hanged for the murder of J W Davis. Edwards on the scaffold spoke of his victim saying Davis is in that part of eternity where the sinful go I will be with him soon. Davis left this life with little time to prepare for the future world.

Hagerstown Act of Congress Mra. Bugan HD Europe Barbara Dioscurus Gonth Fausher Artilerymen Hia Chattanooga Tenn Dave Edwards J. W. Davis Edwards Davis

Bank Wreckers Sentenced for Dresden Bank Robbery

A federal judge in Columbus has sentenced Cashier 1.8 to seven years in Leavenworth penitentiary for wrecking the First National Bank of Dresden. Jacob Kapner also gets seven years and his son Abraham Kapner five years. all will be taken to Leavenworth immediately.

Dresden Kansas Columbus Leavenworth Kan Jacob Kapner Abraham Kapner First National Bank of

Boy Testifies In Father’s Murder Trial In Chicago

A 12 year old son testifies against Charles B. Holmes in Chicago as he says he saw his father fatally injure his mother during a quarrel. The boy attempted to protect her while the father wept at times during the testimony. In Provincetown a large right whale, 37 feet long, was killed beyond the harbor by tug Fanny Sprague captain Nickerson, with a 14 foot girth.

Chicago Howard Holmes Azxoplobe Charles BE. Holmes Provincetown Maas Nickerson Balboa Cal Chris Brown Belmar Tiha Yon Delaware

Stray Bullet Kills Woman in Chicago Apartment

Mrs. L. M. Tuckerman, 32, New York City, died from a heart shot in the Walton building at 305 North Clark. George Busse demonstrated a revolver to a maid when it discharged, the bullet entering the Gerard apartment and striking Mrs. Tuckerman. Mayor Busse notified police. no arrests made. Gerard called the shooting accidental.

Nicom le Mre. Tuckerman Gerard A. S. Ay George Busse Fred A. Busse Chicago L. M. Tuckerman New York City General Gerard Bertha Lambke

Reward for Real Flying by Canton Inventor

Wealthy Canton man offers $100,000 for a Canton to Cleveland and back flight of 100 miles without touching ground. An additional $10,000 is offered for a round trip to Massillon, sixteen miles, also without touching ground. W. H. Martin, civil engineer and farmer, recently piloted his own aeroplane on several short successful trips.

Canton W. H. Martin W. H. Timkan Martin Cleveland Massillon

Fireman badly burned in Bessemer passenger wreck

A broken switchpin derailed engine No 14 on the Pittsburg to Urie line near Cronesville. Passengers were shaken but not seriously hurt. Engineer Moses Koil of Greenville was badly burned. Fireman 8, Q north of Meadville sustained injuries possibly fatal.

Bessemer Pittsburg Urie Bessemer Road Cronesville Moses Koil Greenville Bireman 8 Meadville

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