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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1892

Page

3

Nearly 70 000 Men Idle in U S as Wage Dispute Rages

A report from Pirteerne Pennsylvnia notes widespread idling of rolling mills steel works forges and nail works across the United States due to a wage dispute. The Amalgamated Association controls about 350 mills with 11 100 workers idled, vast output losses and widespread plant shutdowns as signers to a new wage scale trend.

Pirteerne Blooms Phillow Steel Works, Co Pennsylvania Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Georgia Iowa Wyowing Ebost Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers United States Isbor National Lodge of the Amalgamated Association Bristol Rolling Mil’s Bristol Harriman Tenn Trnis Lovejoy Carnegie Steel Company Limited Amalgamated Notes St. Ene Helmbacker Hughes & Patterson Philadelphia Amalgamated Society of Iron Hughes West End Pittsburg Painter's Singer & Nimick Joliet Ke Wan Columbus

Trouble at Homestead as Mill Attack Fails

The first move by Carnegie Steel to start mills at Homestead against locked out workers fails as workers win every point. Sheriff Cleary and deputies attempt to guard the works but withdraw after advisory committee assurance. A later skirmish erupts with armed deputies met by thousands and ends with their retreat.

Carnegia Teal Company Homestead Penn Alepheny Ca Eny County Sheriffscleary Gray Clury Pitteburg Carnegie Steel Company Bstefiff Mandal Station Des Moines Iowa William M. McFarland Byron A Beeson John G. Stone C. G. McCarthy Storey County G. W. Perkins Fremont County B. Cummins Milton Remley Iowa City Harrison Reid National Democratic Party G.W French Davenport J. A. M. Collins Mr. Brooks

Multiple unrest events and murders across American cities

A condensed report lists various crimes and social turmoil: deaths from suicide amid poverty in Valmore Maryland, a wife burial after a Chattanooga incident, masked robbers near Murray Idaho, police killings and stabbings in San Francisco and Pittsburgh, a San Francisco swindle exposure, broad labor strikes from Baltimore tailors to Colorado miners, steel and glass industries labor disputes, and political conventions in Iowa and Nebraska with Prohibition debates.

Fourteen Went Down In Shipwreck Off Chebogue Point

The Peter Stuart struck ledges off Chebogue Point in dense fog and broke up. The captain's wife and child drowned. the captain and mate with six crew reached shore exhausted. Four crewmen died from exposure. the second mate is missing. Of 27 aboard, 14 are missing. The vessel was 4740 tons register, owned in London. Cargo and hull wreckage lie along the coast.

Hallifax Peter Stuart Hughes of &J. John Liverpool Chebogue Point Yarmouth Tne Slx London

Five Men Die as Locomotive Slips Through Culvert

A Wabash wreck one mile east of Keller's station Saturday night kills five men aboard the engine. Trainmaster C. F. Wilcox, Bridge Superintendent Harry Dunlap, Bridge Carpenter Foreman Charles Helm, Engineer Shovey, and Fireman Mares die after the four-foot culvert washes out during testing of a paced passenger locomotive. Bodies secured. engineers resided at Andrews and Penn.

Locascroft Wabash Keller’s C.F. Wilcox Harry Dunlap Charles Helm Shovey Mares Firman Andrews Penn

Condition of business closes prosperous fiscal year

The Close of the Moat Prosperous Business Year Ever Known reports a year with record imports, exports, and railroad earnings. New York June imports up about 18 percent, exports up 15.4 percent, total yearly trade near 1.03 billion dollars. Failures fall, grain prospects steady, crops favorable, and money abundant amid good collections.

B.G. Dun & Coes Weekly Review of Trade New York Atlantic Chicago United States Canada

World Fair Exhibits Draw Wide Global Interest

Ressia plans an extensive display at the World's Fair with a premier mineral exhibit. Kentucky will showcase tobacco from seed to leaf, while nations like Great Britain, France, and Germany seek more space. A replica San Luis Rey Mission and a Turkish pavilion are noted, alongside a massive labor force and a Swiss exhibit budget. A fish exhibit and a jelly palace with electric illumination are described, plus a Southern colonial Kentucky building and an ostrich display from California.

Ressia Kentocky Great Burrain France Germany San Louis Lesser Antilles Columbus Jackson Park Chicago Kentucky American Ostrich Company Fall Brook San Diego County California Bess Washington

National League Baseball Notes and Salaries Talk

The National Game shows uneven early results with Anson guiding Chicago poorly and Baltimores struggling to win while Brooklyn, St. Louis and Philadelphia perform better. Gleason shines for St. Louis. Corcoran and Wann shine for Brooklyn. Decoration Day attendance dips. salaries face reductions as managers plan leaner rosters. A Cincinnati practice accident in Cleveland ends fatally for John Carey, a 21 year old peddler.

Anson Chicago Baltimores Brooklyn Hancon Baltimore Mullans Braley Gleason Weyning Wece New Yorks Troy Club St. Louis Wann Corcoran Richardson Washington Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati Tas Bostons Red Stockings Jess Bellows Clareson Nichols Lowa Quinn Stivetts Tucker Kelly Cleveland John Carey Sells Carey TazeEr

Bethlehem Cyclone Wrecks Fair Grounds and Town

A southwest cyclone devastated Bethlehem causing the Bethlehem Fair and Driving Park main building to collapse with about 50,000 dollars in damage. Lightning struck a Pennsylvania Telephone Company cable tower, igniting the post office building and storm wrecks. E D Savtelle bottling works damage 30,000 dollars. Trees, wires, church steeple blown down. crop losses near total. Total visible town damage around 150,000 dollars.

Bethlehem Bethlehem Fair and Driving Park Association Pennsylvania Telephone Company E. D. Savtelle First Presbyterian Church

Terrible Fourth of July accident on French Creek

A skiff launch from Cochranton turned tragic on a high French Creek when it struck a bridge pier near Coalton. Arthur Hazeltine and his wife, along with a young girl, drowned, while Mr. Hood and his wife survived. Bodies likely washed into the Allegheny River.

French Creek Arthur Hazeltine Nellis Narramore Cochranton

The Dreaded Locusts Reach Algeria in Large Swarms

The locusts reappear in greater numbers across Algeria despite last year's French measures. They likely travel from the Soudan with a 20 to 30 day incubation and about two months to full development. Clouds darken the sky as they move from Tonggurt and Ghardaia toward the Sahara and Niger valley.

Algeria Soudan Salara Sahara Tonggurt Ghardaia Auch Niger River

Colt With Three Legs Reported In Benton Township

A Benton township farmer reports a male colt foaled with three legs two hind legs intact and the right fore leg missing. The animal is healthy and active despite the apparent deficiency, with details from reliable locals cited by Boliva Mo Herald.

R. RB. Reed Benton Township Boliva Herald

Five Significantly Tragic Boat Capsize Drowns Six in Montreal

Seventeen men from Grand Trunk boating club rowed a 30 foot war canoe to St Helen's Island. They enjoyed themselves and began the return against a strong current. The fragile canoe capsized and six young men drowned while witnesses described the upsetting of the boat.

Montreal Grand Trunk Ehab St. Helen's Island Co Wee Ee

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