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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1894

Page

8

Informal Senate Caucus Shows Broad Republican Split

Westerners oppose delay while eastern members favor keeping pressure. about 25 of 37 Republicans met at Senator Sherman's home for nearly four hours but failed to reach a party declaration. Speakers numbered around 20 with no two offering the same approach. the bill's fate remained unsettled and no formal vote was taken.

Wasiixerox Senate Sherman

Attorney General Olney Rules Settlement Illegal in 1891 92 Case

Olney holds the Windem and Foster settlement with American Commerce was illegal, affecting the government. The secretary now must decide the rent and skin tax for 1893. About $320,000 is claimed, with $132,000 alleged as due.

Wassixaron Olney

Senator Walah Proposes Crime Law Across Trains

Wasuixeton May 15 Senator Walah introduces a bill alleging acts to retard trains carrying United States mail and government property. Senator Squire also pursues measures involving remote stations and related legal ramifications amid ongoing debates.

Wasuixeton Walah United States Squire

Shenandoah Coal Mines Shift to Six Day Week

Shenandoah Pa May 15 All the Lehigh Valley Coal Company collieries have begun a six day week with nine hour shifts. The report notes a strict enforcement mood and mentions an accountant Frederick C Fink from New Bloomfield who found 55493 30 unaccounted for at county bank.

Shenanpoan Lehigh V. Valley Coal Company Eessiete Kee Tae Hareneces County Bank of New Blomfela Frederick C. Fink Benk

Mine fire destroys lumber and mills. one man dead

A May 15 report notes a mine explosion or explosion-related blaze that killed one man and injured three others. The incident damaged mills and lumber in the area. A separate May 15 entry cites Lomber and Company with a loss of 1400 due to fire.

Pee Pa Wiscus Eate

4000 Men Strike At National Tubeworks For Wages

Four thousand workers at the National tubeworks in McKeesport strike for a 20 percent wage raise, affecting about 8000 including the lapweld group that led the action. They left after the whistle, claiming orders exist to sustain six months of production. Superintendent Patterson condemns the move as unexpected. In Dunbar, nearly 1000 renters seize and camp on adjacent land near Hill Farm works to shelter families evicted by the strike, planning to stay until the dispute ends.

National McKeesport Lapweld Patterson

Watchman Falls 50 Feet In Ulmer Packing Elevator

Pottsville May 16 Christ Brown a watchman at Ulmer Packing company tripped and fell 50 feet down an elevator shaft striking his head on basement stone flagging fracturing his skull He was mangled severely 65 years old leaving a large family Public court list notes 25 cases of which 15 continued to next term including James and Ann Jenkins vs South Fork Hunting and Fishing Club owner of South Fork dam linked to Johnstown flood cuts.

Pottsville Christ Brown Ulmer Packing Company Brown Jo Acheson James and Ann Jenkins South Fork Hunting and Fishing Club South Fork Dam Johnstown Homer City Indiana State of Pennsylvania Yellow Creek George A Mikesell J M Guthrie Maple Avenue George Aene Pennsylvania Railroad Company C W Sutton CW Sutton John H Devers Deeda Mattie Philips Samuel Cresswell Anid Siad Farmers’ Bank of Indiana

First session of 71st Grand Encampment in Altoona

Altoona May 15 The first session of the seventy first grand encampment of the Pennsylvania Independent Order of Odd Fellows opened with the city decked in decorations. Hotels filled and about 3500 visitors crowded for today’s street parade and activities.

Altoona Pennslvania Independent Order of Odd Fellows

Markets of May 16 at Pitresura with varied goods

The market notes show butter, eggs and cheese prices across Ohio and Pennsylvania, with fresh poultry, live birds, ducks and turkeys listed by weight or pair. Grain items include red and yellow corn, oats in multiple grades, timothy and clover hay, and feeding prairie mix with wagon day prices. Hogs and sheep trade details show receipts light and prices steady or slightly changed. Also included are ads for bred horses, a cook-store, a laundry, groceries, insurance, photography, and club-ticket offers.

Pitresura Elgin Creamery Ohio Pennsylvania New York Mimburger New Ile Old Wisconsin Old Ohio

List of Jurors for June Term Begins Monday June 4

Grand, traverse and third week jurors listed by township and surname. Names include Burrell Fairman Rhodes Pattison Widdowson Wissing Welling Hastings Aul Young Fritz Miller Stitt Steffy Braughter Bracken Thomas Learn Morgan Miller Little Tincum Powell Graham Learn etc. Many townships covered: Mahoning Center Grant Indiana Blairsville Conemaugh West Mahoning Washington Salisbury Buffington Pine West Wheatfield White Homer City Armstrong Cherryhill etc.

Conemaugh Will Ewing Mahoning J. B. Hastings Clemson Aul Young R. N. Fritz South Mahoning Archy Miller Blairsville W. R. Stitt D. Steffy Indiana A. C. Braughter Center W. H. Bracken Pine W. L. Thomas Grant James Learn Brushvalley Alex. Morgan Washington B. F. Miller John P. Little West Mahoning John C. Kelly Armagh James Tincum North Mahoning Levi Powell Armstrong George Graham Traverse Homer City W. I. Moore James Flickinger East Evening W. A. Sutton J. M. Nichol Rayne John M. Buchanan John McElhoes, Sr Aaron Burnheimer D. A. Short W. C. Downey J. D. Repine B. Miller J. M. Creps William Spicher G. R. Churchill W. P. Wehrle Calvin Bley Aaron Braughter Wellehvalley John E. Craig John McLaughn L. A. Welsh John Good Green John Waddle Robert McCoy Daniel McDowell West Wheatfield Joseph M. Mack Thomas Gamble Blacklick William Jack Isaac McLaughlin S. E. Waddle, Sr D. H. Dunlap Young Francis Hart Cherrytree E. B. McCormick Solomon Fulmer Banks James Radcliff H. E. Ruffner Alex. Ray A. D. Woodward

Partition in Indiana County case confirms inquisition

In the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County a partition in the case of Elliott Ferguson et al was confirmed on March 12 1894 and a rule ordered for the parties to appear in open court on the first day of the next June term. The record lists numerous heirs and guardians in the proceedings with names including Hazlett Barclay Andrews Rice Ferguson and Beatty among others.

Court of Common Pleas Indiana County Court House Indiana Christopher Coy Cherryhill Township John Brown Mr Black George Brown Jacob Dick Thos Stephens Archie Fowler Indiana County Deposit Bank George A RF. Hazlett Rachel Hazlett David D. Barclay A. R. Barclay Joel Andrews Mary Jane Andrews Philip Rice Letitia Ann Rice David R. Theodore Ferguson Hance Ferguson Margaret Hien Ferguson Mary Elizabeth Sesan Jane Ferguson Albert Ferguson Wi H. Ferguson Albert Beatty Sarah Ann Beatty Hance W. Ferguson John Ferguson Harriet Ellen Ferguson William Lyons Alexander Lyona Lhtem Gaid

Scrofula Relief Report From Lewis W. Katon

A 12 year scrofula case from Laker 3 describes long trouble with head sores dry skin and red eyes. After visiting four doctors and trying several cures the patient found relief with a product named Curivouka. The account notes daily labor, dirt, and a final positive outcome credited to the remedy.

Henames Tee Lewis W. Katon Laker

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Senator Sherman Indem Fester Armor Pinte Shenandoag Ax Baporrti Colthesics Ucky Eacape Dis Kifked Mw Lamber and Company Ire Lom National Tubeworks Odd Fellows Mothy Timothy Prairia W. F. Hays East Oak Street Geo. Gilbert Farmes’ Bank Connellsville Houston & Nesbit Ege Swan & Simpson Smith Houston & Nesbit’s APE Sheriff’s Sales AG Empfield Cherryhill Indiana and Greenville Road Fred Cameron Moorhead Cameron & Bevon Cunningam Elsworth Kunkle Cunningham James Fowler Stewart Wm E Moorhead James Moorhead Ruffner Jamison Saltsburg H J S. Portier Salt Street Salt St Point Street West Penn R R Depot West Penn RE Market Street DH Robinson W RK McElwain Cuticura Porren Dave Boston Cory Coroune John T. Stuchal Elliott Ferguson Goi. M Yale Bngn Eee i Rex Elder Peelor Inia W. M. Cunningham Saxith’s Mc McMaster Iladeips B.C. Mack Sheriff's Office J. Telford Attor Execurows Jao Stuebul Jorgey Xecurtor's NORIO Maroning Miky Scrofula Cuthura W.R. LouGhry & Co W. M. Cunninghat Philadelphia Second Streets Weet, Indiana Megha No Felianee
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