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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1914

Page

2

Coronation of Benedict XV in war time conclave

Cardinal Giacomo Della Chiesa of Bologna was elected pope Benedict XV after a nine ballot conclave during wartime. He appeared on the St Peter balcony at 10 o clock in pontifical robes, received adoration of cardinals, and was crowned amid traditional ceremony. The election occurred amid Europe-wide conflict and aims to restore peace.

Giacomo Della Chiesa Bologna Maly Catholic Hierarchy Pius X St. Peter's All Europe Pope Pius Benedict XV

President Asks Congress to Raise 100 Million by Taxation

President Wilson urged Congress in joint session to pass a bill to raise 100 million dollars to meet wartime European trade declines. He warned against withdrawing treasury balances from national banks and called on the public to shoulder a special tax to cover the emergency. Congress acted promptly to implement the recommendation after the address.

Congress Wilson Europe Treasury United States

Market Quotations from Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago

A condensed farmer's market update shows cattle, hogs, calves, sheep and butter prices across Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago. Notable figures include cattle bids from Pittsburgh prime to common fat bulls and hogs receipts in Chicago with bulk sales around 8.95 to 9.45 per hundredweight.

Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago

Dun's Review of Trade Signals Cautious Global Shifts

Dun's Review notes gradual easing of financial center tensions and improving international banking arrangements. Foreign exchange disorder lessens as transport facilities and grain shipments expand, with heavy foreign purchases pushing wheat exports and aiming to restore normal exchange conditions. Weekly U S failures total 264 versus last year, Canada 56 versus 19, amid irregularities in mercantile and industrial centers.

Dun Finane Ca Canada

Fire destroys Big Frame Hotel in Oakdale Pa

MecGrogan hotel at Oakdale Pa was destroyed by fire causing an $18 000 loss. The three story forty two room building owned by W J McCrogan was found by Dr Val Sickl to be on fire. McCrogan carried out his sick wife to a neighbor's house before firefighters could save the structure. The water pressure was inadequate and crews directed streams at nearby properties. McGrogan had built the hotel for $35 000 but failed to obtain a license amid church and dry party opposition.

Oakdale MecGrogan W. J. McCrogan Val Sickl McGrogan Wail Armstrong Cork Company W. Be, Weaver Armory McGr

Birdman Falls 1000 Feet at Bellefonte Fair

The Bellefonte county fair crowd witnessed aviator W. Leonard Bonner of New York fall a thousand feet into a corn field after control wires failed in descent from 1200 feet. He landed unhurt externally, though hospitalized with possible internal injuries, after a dramatic escape by freeing his straps and jumping from 40 feet.

Bellefonte W. Leonard Bonner New York City Bonnet Bonney

New Brighton Man Kills Wife and Himself

Silas A. Price eighty four? No, fifty four. A Dawes and Myler Co. electrician in New Brighton killed his wife Catherine Price and then slashed his own throat with a pocket knife, dying minutes later. He had suffered melancholy since an April 1913 work accident and earlier threats to harm family. The item also notes a separate list of brief items: rats blamed for store stock loss in Monessen, August Schmidt cleared of embezzlement, Wilson not touring for campaign, Cedric arrival with passengers, mushrooms death near Sharon, and New Brunswick offering 160000 bushels of potatoes to England.

New Brighton Silas A. Price Dawes & Myler Co Catherine Price Price August Schmidt Greensburg Monessen

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