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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1894

Page

8

Debs and aides defend in contempt case in Chicago trial

Debs along with Vice President Howard and other A R U directors, through attorneys Erwin Gregory and Darrow, file an answer to the contempt rule. They vow to carry the case to the Supreme Court, then to Congress if needed, with labor groups pledging funds. The defense denies orders for violence and asserts strikes are peaceful, while the government contends strike orders originated from the Chicago union office and caused disruptions and losses.

Chicago Debs Howard Kelinder Rogers A. R W. W. Erwin G. &. Gregory C. S. Darrow Supreme Court of the United States Congress American Federation of L Labor Supreme Court Uwledge Mes Adv Wice Erwin Gregory v Gregory Walker Railway Union The Union

China prepares for Corea war as 12000 troops depart

Saanenal July 25 China continues to press rights in Corea and warns war is likely if Japan does not concede. Cinvcinwari July 24 a fatal collision on the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis line near Griffiths station killed three and injured ten. Streat Bend fire kills and destroys business district. 3000 residents lose property worth $30000.

Cinvcinwari Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago

Missing Doctor W. C. Ransom Reported Inquiries

Cariaco July 24 The police have notified that Dr. W. C. Ransom a resident of South Haven is missing having found the Sherman House here a week ago.

Cariaco Yeven

Bridge Burned by Forest Fires Near Spooner Wisconsin

Eay Craing July 24 The bridge on the Omaha road above Spooner has been burned by forest fires delaying the Duluth train for hours. Fires rage in the northern part of the state with Weat Superior area at risk and several small towns threatened by intense flames.

Eay Craing Wis Omaha Road Spooner Duluth Weat Superior

Yang-Tso-Kiang River Lock Prepared Near Woosung

Loxpor July 24 reports the senior consul says the government plans to lock the Yang-Tso-Kiang river at Woosung when needed, signaling imminent control of river traffic and shipping routes. The notice reflects ongoing river management actions by authorities.

Loxpor Aaw Eny Forme Oewatevernment Yang-Tso-Kiang Woosung

Attack on man at Burns station in 1900s Indiana

Six masked men called George Herron from his bed at Burney's station east of Cormmecs Indiana on the Foar tied him to a telegraph pole and whipped him with beech switches giving him 53 lashes.

Cormmecs Ind George Herron Burney’s Station Here

Unanimous Nomination in Repubblican Session Cancano

July 24 in Cancano, the Twelfth district Republican party held an unanimous nomination session. Officials announced support for a slate led by local figures, with party delegates confirming the candidate roster amid orderly proceedings.

Fire Washing Machine Invention Report

A newly invented washing machine features a main frame with driving wheels that power an endless belt equipped with flaps and a water tank. The design aims to automate cleaning by moving clothes through water and flaps, reducing manual effort.

Dynamite blasts strike Dunbar non union homes

In Dunbar Pennsylvania on July 25 a dynamite bomb exploded beneath the house of non union worker Waugh, wrecking the structure and damaging nearby homes while a second bomb was found under William Boden’s house. A mass striker meeting drew about 2000 armed attendees as the sheriff ordered disarmament.

Dunsar Waugh William Boden Dunbar Boden

Crossing dispute pits Lehigh Valley against North Side Electric

Hazleton and surrounding towns report a crossing dispute as the North Side Electric Traction plans to enter Freeland from Drifton to compete with the Lehigh Valley Railroad for passenger traffic. Valley officials resist until key questions are settled, amid heated local tension.

Hazueron Lehigh Valley Railroad Company North Side Electric Traction Company Freeland Drifton Valley Railroad Company Valley Company

Market summary from New York July 24 with grain and livestock quotes

WHEAT No. 2 red 54%c to 55c F.O.B. afloat No. 1 Northern 63 to 64c No. hard 66 to 66c. CORN No. 2 49c elevator 49 to 50c delivered. OATS No. 2 40 to 41c No. 3 30c. CATTLE Americ an steers 9 to 10c. SHEEP Lambs firm up 4.5 to 5.0c. sheep 3.5 to 4.25. HOGS steady 5.50 to 6.09. Livestock and grain prices vary with market conditions.

New York F.O. B

Cure for Chronic Ulcers Reported by Cuticura

Five years of suffering from ulcers on limbs caused sleep loss and work incapacity due to itching and burning. Six doctors failed to help. Relief came with the first application and a complete cure followed by Cuticura claims.

Cuticura E. R. Hendrickson Bridge St Trenton N.J Frank T. Lightcap Ferry Ave South Camden N. J

Miss Lizzie Antis Dies After Train Strike

Williamsport report notes 18 year old Lizzie Antis died from injuries after being struck by a train on the Pennsylvania railroad. The incident occurred in Williamsport, highlighting the dangers near rail lines.

Williamsport Lizzie Antis Pennsylvania Railroad

Markets Summary: Butter Eggs Poultry and Grains

Markets from Pirrseura and Lisgray Pa list butter cheese eggs and poultry pricing with ranges for live birds turkeys ducks and dressed meat. Grain lines show wheat corn oats and hay with No. 1 red No. 2 yellow and mixed shelled figures. Cattle receipts in Lisgray and pork hogs price ranges noted with prime good and common grades and steady to higher prices.

Elgin Creamery Ohio New York New Pennsylvania Timothy Eaor Taie Yorkova Messr

ARUN ON THE BANKS OF A Clearance Sale Bargains

A dramatic sale notice contrasts bank crowds with shoppers seeking bargains. It lists drastic price cuts on ladies wear, gloves, underwear, dress goods, laces, silks, ribbons, corsets, and carpets. Notable items include 55c wrappers, 15c utensil sets, and 18c carpet warp, urging quick purchase.

Savi Bank Eighmie Maise Sabin

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