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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1891

Page

6

Crowns of Teo Love and others near Pillsburg Bathing

The article notes Teo Love Albert Javers and John Server crowned near Pillsburg during bathing. It also reports John Litchell’s deadly fall from a Meek in Homestead week rail and the deadly train accident on Bald Husse Valley railroad killing Engineer Frank Ward with Fireman William Spiker injured. Also included are weather crop reports from Pennsylvania state service for week ending July 18 and various industrial strikes and incidents across towns.

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Trade Review Notes Pig Iron Surge Amid Sluggish Demand

RB G Dun & Co Weekly Review records a sharp rise in pig iron production with weak demand for manufactured goods. Unsold stocks reach about 480000 tons, especially in coke iron, signaling potential market weakening unless demand improves. Reports show mixed business activity, with wheat speculation collapsing and overall prices trending downward for the season.

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Militias Driven From Briceville by Angry Miners Mob

From Knorville Tennessee reports recount a violent clash over coal mine labor strife at Briceville. Miners and sympathizers seized militia trains and convicts, forced removal to Knoxville, and surrounded Knoxville Iron Company works threatening more violence as authorities scramble to control a mounting crisis. Eugene Merritt identified as a leader. leaders warned communications crews. The standoff resumed with patrols and threatened bloodshed if troops returned.

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Crop reports summarize nationwide condition of crops

A compilation notes Michigan winter wheat harvesting in progress with excellent yields and high quality, strong grass growth, and new wheat arriving from Ohio and Indiana for milling. Indiana shows favorable threshing for corn and oats, with yields 18 to 30 bushels, and overall good crops. Ohio reports very favorable conditions, with rapid growth in corn and vine crops. Illinois, New York, Tennessee, and Michigan reflect varied progress with favorable harvests in much, though some drought and rain needs. Overall, the season is robust though regional gaps include need for rain and some damage from storms.

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Wrecks and disasters dominate late news roundup

A string of railroad wrecks, fires, and collapses across the U S is reported. Wrecks kill engineers and brakemen, oil-laden cars explode, towns burn, and mines collapse. Bank failures in Wyandotte and Kansas City threaten regional finance while a wave of violent incidents claims several lives.

Labor unions and cooperatives gain momentum worldwide

The report highlights growing labor movements with union strength in France, Chicago, Hamburg, and Germany. It notes co op bakery projects in Hamburg, a free labor bureau in Rocaestan, and rising union memberships in the United States and Europe. Some regions report factory closures and wage tensions amid industrial unrest.

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Turbulent World Items From Distant News

A jumble of reports: Oshea divorce costs paid by Mr. Parnell amounting to 25,20. French train derailment near Najie kills several. 12 cars overturned injuring many. Stanley and wife separate by mutual consent. Eleven killed in Manchester canal wreck. English Bank of the River Platte closes in London. strong in Argentine and Uruguay. Boxing clash in Liverpol ends violently. Various European political and financial troubles ripple globally.

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Welch family struck by mysterious string of deaths in Cumberland

In Cumberland Maryland on July 3 William Welch a B and O railroad yard brakeman was fatally crushed beneath a shifting engine. He is the fifth Welch relative to die violently in months with four brothers killed, a father and a sister dying of grief leaving an aged mother as the sole survivor.

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Train collision near Elmira claims multiple lives

In Elmira on July 23 a Lehigh Valley passenger train struck a Norfolk and Western freight train at a crossing opposite the tower on Pennsylvania Avenue. The locomotive was wrecked and hurled down an embankment as freight cars piled high. Engineer James Hopkins was killed. fireman M W Tillman and baggage master John Daniels were fatally injured.

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