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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1892

Page

7

Tragic Birth Amid Coal Yard Fire and Other News

A baby girl born in Masontown dies after parents try to rescue her during a coal yard accident. Several items follow including naturalization denials, insanity cases, a Hungarian christening tragedy, and Homestead strike arrests with troop movements and a woman detainee. Also noted are rail and industrial updates, police actions, and a large fair in Bellefonte.

George Gould Masontown Gould Sen George George Ad Ix Infsteenis Morrisdale New Castle Hazen Iialian Homestead Annie Watson Jesse Lantz Otto Keenwald Joln McFarland Archibald Moorhead Georges Rakestraw David Smith Coal and Iron Police City Farm Jane Rakestraw Smith Jacob Maurer John Price Witm Deawisg W. W. Greenland Meeary Wiley K. C. Hays Piteburg Adam Ackerman Ross Charles Schmitt

Political party splits and governor nominees across states

The article surveys Democratic and Republican state conventions and nominations for governor in Colorado Connecticut New Jersey Maine and Massachusetts plus congressional races in several states. It notes party splits in Missouri and Maine legislatures, local labor strikes, accidents and disasters, and notable fund gifts and political shifts. It also covers a Chicago parade invitation rejection and various crime and public-safety items.

Conneticut Conventon JG. Morris New Jersey Democratic State Conventon George T. Werts Camden Massachusetts Willian H. Haile Springfield Exreix Maink Maine South Dakota A. B. Alexander

Cholera Prevention Instructions From Health Board

The printed guidance explains how cholera spreads through contaminated food, water, and objects. It advises thorough cooking, boiling water, strict hand hygiene, prompt medical care, proper disposal of discharges, decontamination with carbolic acid solution, and avoiding scare while remaining cautious.

New York Board of Health Croton Health Board Health Department Afat

NO CAUSE FOR FEAR cholera letter from New York officials urges calm and action

New York health authorities publish a letter to the people after a cholera outbreak. Mayor Grans assures prompt arrest and care for cases, with reception hospitals, trained doctors, quarantine stations, and city support. Authorities promise transparent progress reports and public confidence to maintain order.

New York Wilson Board of Health Department Porter Department of Charities and Correction Grans Health Department Apartment of Charities and Correction Chamber of Commierce Mayer

Cleanliness Cuts Pittsburg Cholera Deaths Dramatically

Pittsburgh health bulletins show the week ending September 10 with a death rate of 18.35 per 1000 from a population of 255000, down from 23 earlier after a city cleansing. Last week 99 deaths, prior week 115. infant deaths fell, typhoid and diphtheria persist, officials vow ongoing street and home cleaning.

Anna Til Iphtheria Board of Health Ew Castle David Horner Wilder House Canada J. H. Hazzard Allegheny Pittsburg Pittsburgh Bureau of Health

Multiple Political Nominations and Labor Strikes Report

Solomon Johnston murderer killed in Auburn prison by fellow convict William G. Taylor. David Merver, Hobertson, Horner, Fritz, Tillman Gary, and Howley nominated for Congress by respective parties in several districts. Labor unrest includes 10 hour pay for 9 hours and 10 percent rise for piece workers at several firms. 25 firms refuse. Over 200 telegraph operators strike on the Burlington line. J J McIntosh withdraws as Democratic candidate in Nebraska district. citizenship questioned.

Maine J.J. McGinty Congress Pennsylvania Governor Flower New York Democratic National Committee Tee Paal Vere Arkansas Secretary of State Fellows Fishback Whipple Reg Can Caraingham People’s Juniata Mill Shoemberger Speer & 1’O Pittsburg Kuhs Boy Sturg Glass Works Eltaron Works G2 Well Supply Company Cicinnati Clyde Wallace Jefferson Iron Works Steubenville Junction Iron Works Lasce Trades and Labor Assembly Chicago Stewart Iron Co Sharon Solomon Johnston Auburn Prison William G. Taylor David Merver Omaha Louisiana M. Hobertson Texas People’s Party Horner Wisconsin Theobald Otter Theodore Fritz S.C Benjamin Ryan Tillman Eugene B. Gary Cincinnati Globe Furniture Company Stille & Duhlmeier, Keyser, Hank &Co Howerman & Co Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company New Jersey Benjamin F. Howley Burlington, Cedar Rapids Japan Fircanure Mass L Road Sackaxento Cal British Trades Union Congress Libor Congress London Paradelphia Italy Queensland Australia Labor Bareau Brisbane Michigan Amalgamated Society of Engineers

Weather crop bulletin reports widespread drought and variable yields

The weather bulletin from Washington details farm conditions across the United States with severe drought in Maryland and need for rain in Virginia, South Carolina and other states. It notes cotton injuries in South Carolina and Georgia, boll worm and rust issues in Louisiana, mixed corn and tobacco progress, frost impacts in several states, and overall uneven crop prospects across the country.

United States Weather Bureau Washington, D.c South Carolina Louisiana Maryland Virginia Kentucky Arkansas Michigan Kansas New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware North Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Texas Tennessee Missouri Indiana West Virginia Ohio Wisconsin Minnesota Daner Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Ebraska—Orn Oklahoma Montana Wyoming Colorado Arizona Utah Oregon Josephine Union Sherman California

Heaviest trade known as cholera hits New York markets

RG Dun’s Weekly Review of Trade reports life continues in New York despite cholera, with crowded passenger ships and busy streets. The week sees the heaviest trade of the season, broad declines in stock prices, abundant money, and cautious interior demand. Wheat receipts soar while exports lag, and cotton and dry goods show mixed movements across cities.

Dun& Cols Weekly Review of Trade New York Cargare Atlantic Boston Philadelphia Pittsburg Bessemer Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit Chicago United States Canada Pittieu Jove Ee Haiti Goshen Wisconsin Ohio Timothy Beal BU ——Creamery Liberty

Weaver and Field Accept People's Party Nominations

The People's Party nominees for President and Vice President James B. Weaver and James G. Field issue a joint acceptance letter. They tour fifteen states, denounce monopolies, urge free ballot and fair count, and claim Alabama election fraud. They insist only the People's Party can restore honest elections and urge southern white unity under the new banner. Hugh O Donnell jailed after surrender efforts in Pittsburgh. A murder case and a family tragedy unfold in Idaho County. Pennsylvania papers filed to place the party on the official ballot with state leaders filing in Harrisburg.

James B. Weaver James G. Field People's Party Northwest Alabama Capt. Kolb Copte Republican Party Union Ak Me South Ple Democratic Party People’s Party Peoples Party of Pennsylvania

Turmoil at Tarnapol as student fatally shoots professor

A boy at Tarnapol's academy drew a revolver and killed Prof. Felix Glowacki before killing himself. The incident follows a day of unrest linked to cholera fears. Authorities report the tragedy amid the broader fear in New York's cholera outbreak.

Minneapolis George McKenzie New York Harry Quill Avril McKenzie Judge Scaife Camilla James Duffy Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Chicago Robert Markey Duffy DeMersh Charles Jones Pittsburg Duquesne F. T. F. Lovejoy Alderman McMasters Mt. Holly N.J Lizzie Peak Wesley Warner Broonlyn Warner Johann &Dined Tarnapol Austria Prof Felix Glowacki

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