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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
6
In Pittsburgh on January 10 a furnace accident at Jones & Laughlin Steel Co caused mass injuries and many deaths. Reports describe molten iron flooding a plant area, with workers engulfed, some dying instantly, others severely burned and rushed to hospitals.
A furnace explosion near Liz a city on January 14 has claimed at least 16 lives with estimates rising to 12 to 15 more. The blaze and flood of debris trapped workers, many still missing, as rescuers search the wreckage around the furnace base. News notes meanwhile mention a courtship tale linking Anna Hoff and Oscar Hav in high society.
A brief notice states money is deposited in The First Nations al Bank of Indiana, described as safe as if in government bonds and yielding over four percent. Far sale advertised for manure at a price per load, with reference to 146 Nolan Brewing Co.
London reports the Shah died last evening at 11:50 PM. Other brief dispatches note a deadly strike suppression in Vera Cruz, a gendarme chief shot in Lod, a denial of marriage by William B Corey, a Dutch tidal wave disaster near Achin, and a Russian military prosecutor shot while walking near the Molka canal.
The fragment lists prices for produce and grain items such as butter, potatoes, beans, cabbage, flour and wheat. Items include par quantities and unit names with garbled spellings, indicating a historical market listing with fluctuating values and unclear OCR. The readable items hint at a midwestern market pricing snapshot.
Market notes show corn values for high mixed shelled and new yellow ears, oats, hay, and dairy items. Cattle ranges include prime to fancy fat steers and fancy milch cows with price spreads, hogs and lambs listed by weight and quality, plus veal and stocker categories. Also mentions a Feame Bute Incubator Company listing and a 30-tf incubator in Homay City.
The Tonen' BLADE claims historic status as the United States widest circulated newspaper edited for national reach. It touts being the cheapest daily and promises easy comprehension over crowded columns. The paper highlights editorial consistency since inception, offering a broad weekly edition and various ads.
The Thrice-a-Week World touts its global news service and fast reporting. It claims unique political coverage for Republicans and Democrats alike. It highlights feature novels by top authors and promotional pricing for annual subscriptions to The World and The Life.
Inquire at 460 Rolleona Avenue Indiana for possession details. The notice mentions engraved calling cards and a sale price, with a call to the office for further information.
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