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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1909

Page

8

Larger Pay and Economic Uncertainty Across Industries

The report notes potential changes in customs revenue laws could boost operations across many industries and raise business volume if provisions are clarified. Low water continues to constrain some New England mills while southern wholesale lines show limited activity. Iron and steel markets remain quiet with few significant transactions, and railroad demand stays unsatisfactory with slow heavy lines.

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White Blood Gets Man Into Trouble

In Richmond Virginia Marcus Lindsay and his wife, Sophy Jones, a negress, are sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary. The court rules Lindsay has enough Caucasian blood to be legally white though he believed himself to have negro blood. Indicted for intermarriage laws, the judge plans to petition the governor for a pardon on condition that all marital relations cease.

Marcus Lindsay Richmond Lindsay Sophy Jones Sophy

Senate approves boost in federal judge salaries

The Senate raised pay for twenty nine circuit judges from 7000 to 9000 and for eighty four district judges from 6000 to 8000 amid a debate on salary propriety. Senator Borah criticized the move as unconstitutional and aligned with presidential powers. Senator Tillman suggested judges were aligned with corporate interests.

Senate Borah Tillman

Private citizen shoots at Indian in Kentucky to claim reward

In Harlan Kentucky Sherman Insley killed an Indian during an attempted arrest for $1000 reward. The Indian, described as Hatfeather from Oklahoma, resisted and was killed after a confrontation. The incident centers on the private citizen’s pursuit of the reward and ensuing violence.

Kentucky Harlan Sherman Insley Oklahoma Insley Inian

Oldest Postman John Osborn Celebrates 94th Birthday

John Osborn of Springfield celebrates his ninety fourth birthday at home in Osborn near Springfield. The longtime mail carrier and postal employee is noted for his extended service and dedication.

John Osborn Springfield John Osborn Postal Department

Wife's Revolver Kills Husband After Quarrel

In Braykenville a woman used a revolver to kill her husband during a family dispute after he threatened her with a butcher knife. The couple argued over the weapon and the incident ended with the husband fatally shot at the scene. Police reported no immediate arrests.

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Final fur reductions offer season's best at Challenge Sale

We present a clearance of furs with top-quality season production. All pieces are high-grade and styled to current fashions, with prices far lower than typical late-season cost. Sixty ladies coats in Directoire, Empire and tight-fitting styles are offered, semi-lined or half-lined, values up to 12.50, choice at 7.05.

Silk Petticoats Offer Deep Shirred Flounce Sale

A newspaper ad touts dependable silk petticoats in heavy taffeta with deep shirred sectional flounce and full flare priced at 2.79 from a regular 5.00 quality. It also offers 100 black sateen petticoats with two ruffles at 39 cents, down from 46 cents, in a sale.

Quality Hosiery at Challenge Sale Prices

One hundred dozen ladies black hose full length seamless no seconds priced at 10 cents. Sixty dozen children's black hose sizes 6 to 9 four percent worth 10 cents at the Challenge Sale Price. Thirty-eight dozen ladies cashmere gloves lined in black gray brown with doe skin formerly 60 cents at Challenge Sale Price.

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Carnival Bargain Hats at Challenge Sale Price

Large selection of trimmed summer hats and shapes discounted to 2.00. Velvet and satin shapes rare bargains from 1.96 to 4.95. Children's school hats with streamers from .50 to .60. Felt and velvet hats up to 1.08 now 0.60. Navy and other colored wings priced to clear. Various wing colors and earlier prices cut to 0.90.

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