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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1907

Page

4

Midnight Burglars Loot Sadie’s Home in Canal Street

A trio of masked burglars entered Sadie’s bedchamber at 60 Canal Street Bedhaven Queans borough at 2 AM. They frightened Sadie, tied and gagged relatives, rifled rooms for money, checks, jewelry and silverware, and escaped with the loot after a confrontation that left Sadie’s cousin wounded and the father injured. A separate Ind fraud case recounts a Hartford City dispute where a wife’s cat led to a divorce after years of alleged abuse and cruelty.

Sadie Scrotta Canal Street Bedhaven Queans Sadie Miss Sadle Birley Miss Salié Madie Eadie Rasca Charles Colen Waa Calen Sade Morris Loretta James Harvey Mullins Hartford City Ind Mullins

Man killed by refinery machinery in Indiana town

A brief, unclear report from an Indiana refinery describes Charles Mallory, an Indiana Oil Company employee, as having a near-fatal encounter with a machine. His leg and body were caught by a shaft, an iron beam displaced during the incident, but the exact outcome and date are obscured in the damaged text.

Charles Mallory Indiana Oil Company

Hanging Kills Sheriff After Execution Death in Greenville

Sheriff R Z McGaslin of Greenwood County died in Greenville South Carolina after a spell of physical collapse and mental distress following the hanging of a man named Tevans who had killed his brother and attacked his wife. The sheriff had dreaded participating in executions and his death followed the prior hangings in the county.

R. Z. McGaslin Greenwood County Greenville 4. C Joe Houhs Tevans Sherrif McCasiin

Man Falls Into Boiling Licorice Cauldron in Newark

John Injeck an eighteen year old worker at a licorice plant on Ablngton avenue and Third street Newark New Jersey fell into a large boiling caldron. He was rescued with a bucket crane and severely burned unconscious. Workers poured cold water but it solidified the syrup around him forming a shell that peeled skin from the burns. At the hospital a chemical solution was used to dissolve the scorched skin. recovery hoped.

Ablngton Avenue Third Street Newark N. J John Injeck Enjeck

Revival claimed for Columbus Texas death row inmate

Reports from Mort Worth Texas say John Armstrong a Negro hanged at Columbus on April 19 for wife murder revived after coffin delivery to his brother at Sealey dying and revived alive. Relatives keep quiet fearing state action. If true he would be the only living man to have paid the death penalty. The execution declared death sentence then rendered state powerless to rehang him.

Mort Worth Tex Southern Pacific John Armstrong Columbus Sealey Armstrong Teing

Sturgeon Rescue Duel Swims Across Nanticoke River

Seaford Del man John Spear leaped into the Nanticoke after a giant sturgeon that hopped overboard He and the fish surfaced together and he urged others to aid the struggle He had bought the fish from James Bennett who had opened it to show roe The scene is witnessed by several locals and is described as odd and dramatic.

John Spear Seaford Del Nanticoke Min Spear Hig Nso Othwe James Bennett Bennett

Multistate May Day Brief From Athens to Youngstown

A wide sweep of brief items across states includes Dry regulation gains in Ohio, a Bucyrus incubator fire destroying a home, a Luzerne Township rider injured from a fall, a fatal front of train incident in Clarksburg, a double murder in Philadelphia, and a reprieve granted in Columbus as well as various local notices. Other reports cover a Martins Ferry resident’s death at 96, a Hearst-style police-linked incident in Findlay, and wage talks pressuring eight-hour shifts for blast furnace workers starting July 1.

Athens Bucyrus J W. Krauter Uniontown Brown Bowman Luzerne Township Columbus Horris Henry White Franklin White Supreme Court Wheeling W. Va Rachael Harris Belmont County Martins Werry Parkersburg David M. Smith Findlay Germany Here Harrisburg Smith Civil Service Pittsburg Allegheny Scranton Stuart Weston Sarah Ann Legg Clay County Supreme Court of Appeals Insurance Company of London Wheelmne Cleveland Mra W. J. Parker Fairport Lake Erie Youngstown James McMahon National Association of Blast Furnace Workeng Furnaece

Numerous Local Fatalities and Strikes Reported May 27

A stream of brief notices from Pennsylvania Ohio and neighboring towns reports accidental shootings and deaths, suicides and hospitalizations, including a mother killed by her son in Stroudsburg. workers at Helabopsberg threatening breakers. a man killed near Omega Shenandoah. a 16 year old girl shot after declining a suitor. a man shot while checking a corn trap. divorce suit in Bellefontaine. a player out with injury in Williamsport. a horse biting a finger. a teen dead from meningitis. a quarrel ending in a death in Wilkes-Barre suburb. and labor unrest with Brie machinists on strike across Scranton and Cleveland.

Waverly Joseph von Schelitz George Selote River Omega Shenandoah Mary Belinsky Columbus Presbyterian General Assembly Parkersburg W. Va S. G. Duckworth Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York Lebanon Modle Cohen Reynoldsville Fremont Joseph, Baker Bellefontaine Samuel Darly Myrtle May Darly Charles Clemens Williamsport Harry Wolverton McDonald Cleveland Carlisle Daniel W. Bates Bates Waynesburg Austin Howard Murray Edward Murray Waynesburg High School East Liverpool County Board of State Supervisors of Elections McConnellaburg Emanuel Sipes Hoop Sipes Jeremiah Bilugia Ehip J Petal

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