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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1892

Page

6

Drownings and Disasters Reported Across States

A Kansas crop summary notes wheat steady, oats light, and corn backward due to heavy rains. Across Missouri and other states, drownings occur at Silver Creek dam and a pond in Forest City MO. Destructive hail in Canton MS causes heavy crop and fruit losses. Fires burn malt houses in Niagara Falls and barns in Reinbeck.

Kansas Farmer Shaler Forest City Reinbeck N.Y Morton

In the Vain Attempt to Rescue the 400 Bohemian Mine Victims

In Pracuz on June 7 a German led rescue at the Birkenberg silver mine aims to recover all 400 workers. Two weeks remain as fragments fill three wagons while 18 survivors are reported. 27 rescuers perished from falling timbers or suffocation. mine damage tops 1,800,000 florins.

Delaware & Hudson Vial Railway Hydeville Wood ES. Wood Wm. Peck Colchester Kelgren Altoona Funr Ordera W. Huston Elton, Jr Huston Gainesville Kensington Allegheny Valley Road James K. Turner Bertha Shiffler Thomas Eckrich Wimington Del Niagara Falls Macklem & Slater Herman Hertel Louis Frommert Joseph Percy James Jacoby Hertel Frommert Percy Jacoby Cleburne Tex Prescott Pracuz Birkenberg

Republican Convention At Minneapolis Opens With High Hopes

Ten thousand gathered in a sunlit hall as the National Republican Convention opened in Minneapolis. Delegates pledged to adopt a platform before nominations, with McKinley named permanent chairman. The first day featured opening prayers, speeches by Reed and Fassett, and committee appointments shaping the party’s future. The gathering emphasized unity under Republican principles and readiness for upcoming elections.

Columbus Ind Wisconsin Kentucky Minnesota W. J. Dean Minneapolis Massachusetts Walcott Hamlin Amherst Indiana Daniel Waugh Congress Illinois Tal H. W. Snow Maryland Baltimore Kingston Beaumont Hartland Tattersalls New York Longfellow Imp Oriental Bank London Mauritius Whch Ihis Possibili Great Northwest National Republican Paneer Las McKinley Reed Depew Durin J.8 Clarkson J. Sloat Fassett Temorary Thos. H. Reed Foraker H. H. Bingham Pennsylvania Stahl Arkansas Lockwood Idaho King New Hampshire Ellis Kansas Thomas T. Madison Vance Louisiana

First Ball Delayed by Credentials and Platform Reports

On the second day of the convention the credentials and platform committees have not yet finished. No ballot for President expected before tomorrow. Governor McKinley elected permanent chairman with Fassett, Spooner and Mahone guiding him to the chair amid loud applause.

Committee On Credentials Committee On Stoelock Fassett Rt. Rev H. Bd. Whipple Episcopal Minnesota Thompson Committee On Platform McKinley Ohio Messrs Fessenden Spooner Mahone

Notable Baseball Fragments From Boston to Brooklyn

Fragments show teams Boston and Brooklyn with Cincinnati, noting post and win loss records. The snippet indicates a postponed game and centering on box score style updates, though details are incomplete for full context.

Enormous Flood Losses Across The South In 190? Estimates

A careful estimate tallies flood damages at 29.3 million across Missouri Arkansas Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana and Kentucky. Major losses include 10 million in Missouri wheat and corn, 1.9 million in Tennessee crops and livestock, 10 million in Arkansas farm products, plus 3 million in Louisiana and 1 million in Mississippi. A wider view from Kansas City to New Orleans projects up to 50 million.

National Wall Paper Company New York Platte Valley Bank Central City Neb Starret Chicago Kansas City Missouri South Dakota Witherbee North Dakota H. C. Hansbrough Ohio Wn. M. Hahn Oregon Jose H. Simon Rhode Island Isaac M. Porter South Carolina E. M. Brayton J. P. Kittredge Tennessee George W. Hill Vermont Marion B. Holbert Virginia William Mahone Washington Nelson Bennett West Virginia N. B. Scott Wisconsin Harry Co. Payne Wyoming Joseph M. Carey Arizona William Gifford District of Columbia Uneney Perry H. Casson New Jersey Garrett New Mexico Thomas A. Hobart B. Catron Alabama Delaware Indiana Louisiana Minnesota Mississippi Nevada North Carolina Pennsylvania Texas Oklahoma Utah St. Loui Hoods South Arkansas Kentucky New Orleans

Turpie presses Haiti Colombia and Venezuela reciprocity

Senate debated Turpie’s reciprocity resolution with Haititi Colombia and Venezuela, adopted it, then moved to gold and silver coinage debates. The Finance Committee proposed a inquiry on national banks, with a plan to investigate failures. House considered post office and inland transport cuts, then adjourned. The Blaine resignation shocked the day.

Tuersday Senate Finance Committee House Buchanan Virginia Blount Georgia Scott Illinois Post Office Department Bailey Texas Newberry Associated Press James Blaine West General Sherman New Mexico Arizona McMillin Congresa Trespiy London Paris Havana Rio de Janeiro Bureau of American Republics Honduras Venezuela Bolivia Ecuador United States Mexico Rio Grande River Thunder Bay Huron New Bedford Mass Committee On Appropriations

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