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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1892

Page

6

Destructive tornadoes and multiple disasters across regions

A western Hamilton county Ohio tornado leveled barns and trees injuring several. Mrs. Benjamin Van Laden died rescuing her six children. Fairfield California hotel Joyce’s burned with two fatalities. A derailment near Zanesville left crew fatally injured. Aetna Pyrotechnic Co factory explosion killed six. Drownings, fires, strikes, uprisings and political moves follow across the nation with numerous fatalities and emergency responses.

Hamilton County Ohio Benjamin van Laden Froquois Nich Fairfield Cal Joyce Charles Bailey James Linn San Francisco Zanesville Charles Hickney

Horrific wrecks claim many lives in multiple disasters

A May 23 dispatch reports a Crooked Bayou Ark collision on the Cotton Belt Railroad killing seven and injuring 24 as crew disobeyed orders. Names of the dead include Octave Anderton Amarillo Tex and J T Sanderson Pearce City Mo. Other items note Solimoes wreck off Cape Bauta with 120 missing, a Port Philip Bay open boat tragedy, and Mauritius hurricane death toll projected near 15 090.

RB. B. Clark Winchester Tenn R. D. Crompton Nashville A. M. Henson Fisher Ark Hudgins Alabama Fort Worth Tex James Morgan Memphis Frank Nichols Loxnon Vesse Matto Grosso Castrot Melbourxe Bay of Port Philip Mauritius Lospor Mauzitius Tarmonte

Delegates Chosen for National Democratic Convention Chicago

Nearly two thirds of the delegates to the National Democratic Convention at Chicago have been chosen. The table lists states that have selected delegates and shows how they are instructed or how their preferences are estimated.

Chicago

Senate and House discuss river and harbor bills and World’s Fair actions

The Senate and House debated river and harbor appropriations, coinage issues, and World’s Fair plans. Debate touched on detail for reporting to duty, constitutional questions, and amendments. The House rejected a slave race exhibit funding and trimmed director salaries, then adjourned amid World’s Fair controversy.

Letrat Senate Secretary of War Spetan Department of the Missed Ouri Kla- Taath River MePherson Che Dalth Harris Kyle McPherson Paddo Palmer and Vilas Committee On Commerce House Watson Georgia Committee On Ways and Means Sub-Treasury Beltzhoever Lester Bland Colville Washington Red River Inman Registry Latour Moxway West Finance Portudson Spain Kikore Texas United States George W. Jones Towa Alaska Pettigrew America Stewart Committee On Messrs. Holman and Bynum Indiana Dingley Maine Great Britain Holman Wengrspay Morgan Houk Ohio the House

Condition Of Business Trade Interrupted By Floods

R G Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade notes great floods seriously interrupt trade. Money remains abundant and demand light. Boston shows activity in boots shoes and rubber goods while Philadelphia sees fair dry goods trade. Iron and glass trade vary by city with overall uneven activity across the United States and Canada. Trade disruptions and recent failures total 199 for the week, down from prior periods.

R.G. Dun & Co Review of Trade Boston Philadelphia South Pittsburg Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati Park Chicago Minneapolis St. Paul St. Louis United States Canada

Name Change Follows Executor Will Bed Stanton In Altoona

Judge Wickham signs papers changing Vincent Lockerman Bradford Townsend to Vincent Lockerman Bradford, heir to a $75,000 bequest from a Philadelphia grand-uncle if he took the surname at age. In Altoona a street car accident injures Mrs. Shaffer and a child, with critical outlook for the woman. also a Meadville house and barn burn belonging to Dr. T. L. Flood, editor of The Chautauquan.

Oliver Curtis Perry Lyons N. Y Auburn Nonkowiski Newark N. J Goulds Albany Rochester Dennison Tex Philadelphia Luigi Cicarone Charles Stewart Morrilston Ark Holmes Stewart Des Moines Walker Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Monroe Junction Fla W. N. Saunders L. M. Coxe Coxe Isaac P. Talbot Gardiner Beaver Court Wickham Vincent Lockerman Bradford Townsend Hon. C. Townsend Vincent Lockerman Bradford Vincent Altoona Frank Shaffer J. Bowling T. L. Flood The Chautauquan Meadville

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