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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1907

Page

6

Saved from sharks a longshoreman rescues by salt beef

The Alleghany steamship's Chief Officer Barry Renkell saved William Thomas of Aux Cayes when a shark pack surrounded the lighter. He hurled salt beef near the man, drawing the sharks away long enough for a rope throw and safe reboarding. Thomas fainted from fright but survived.

Barry Renkell Alleghany William Thomas Aux Cayes Faith Renkell Thomas Reukell Mr. Tenkeil Biult

Kaiser's Modest Tutor Revered In Berlin Birthday Tribute

A Berlin writer lauds George Mhazpeter as the modest tutor who shaped the German emperor. He notes Mhazpeter’s role as the crown prince’s private advisor and recalls other tutors like Delbruck Curtius Linzpeter, with Nineteenth Century royal figures praising his devotion and status.

George Mhazpeter Bielfeld Berlin Elrere Delbruck Friedrich Wilhelm Friedrich Wilhelm IV Hves Curtius Frederick Linzpeter Mniy Bheir

Kipling Luncheon Anecdote Provokes Curious Moment

A New York Sun report recounts a luncheon tale about Rudyard Kipling. An amused hostess describes his odd conduct as he leapt from the table to seize cake, scattering crumbs on a sofa and rug before staring in silence.

Kipling New York Sun Hsten Hogtegs Tie Ife Rudyard Kipling Rudyard

Against His Grain in Youth's Companion Story

Amon Carle hides pain after a domestic dispute as his wife rules with iron. Friends note his lack of amusement during a circle with Bim Maynard and Joe Piper. He explains he is down on his luck and refuses to bow to subservience, declaring his pride and resolve.

Amon Carle Maynard Joe Piper Resia Amos Mr. Wayward

Reincarnation Tale Grips Burmese Public Minds

A Burmese family reports a child believing he is Major Welsh from the border era, claiming he and two others died in a Meiktilla lake boating accident in 1904. Investigations test the claim, transcripted in Rangoon Times, with skeptics and locals debating genuine reincarnation.

Ike D. J. Welsh Border Regiment Meiktilla Lake

Naturalized Voter Delays Papers in New York

James McGarry from Rathkeale Limerick explains he is naturalized as he attempts to qualify for the next election in New York City's Nineteenth district. An inspector asks for citizenship papers. McGarry says he does not know the exact date, retrieves the papers from a door where they were posted, and is assured he will not lose his vote.

James McGarry Twenty-second Assembly New York City McGarry Rathkeale Limerick James Pennsylvania Railroad Union Station Washington Sixth and B Streets Capitol United States Concourse House of Representatives Capitol Building

Eskimos Turn Cannibal in Ungava and Hudson Strait

An Anglican missionary, Rev. Stewart, reports Eskimos in Ungava Bay and Hudson Strait resorted to cannibalism due to extreme cold and scarce game. A Newfoundland vessel found about thirty tons of unburied bones on beaches, believed to be famine victims.

Ungava Bay Hudson Strait Stewart Newfoundland Sone Victis

The Deepest Pity and Happy Wife Truths

A fragment discusses pity for a woman who remains happy with her husband while others sense unhappiness behind appearances. It reflects on choose versus bandwagon ideas and contrasts happiness with hidden truth.

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