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Newspaper
Salem Press
Location
Salem, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1886
Page
4
The report stacks farm prospects in Kainits as gloomy while wage strikes ripple from Tarrytown to Murfrysville. Miners’ cyclone toll rises to seventy three as 8,800 workers stay out, and labor agitation grows with river improvements and political debates shaping policy.
Rumors swirl that President Cleveland may wed this summer with Miss Cleveland and Mike Folcom amid speculation. Reportedly she remains coy while society ladies say she would resist sharing honors, fueling belief the president might marry.
Representative Holman introduces a bill to prohibit owners of U S licenses or patents from withdrawing a machine or process from public use due to state tariff regulation, unless the state legislature consents.
A frame building at Alton, Pa used as sleeping quarters for Erie railway laborers toppled at 1 am Saturday, catching fire from a stove. Of twenty eight Italians housed there, six burned to death and three were badly injured before escape.
April crop report data from the Illinois State Board of Agriculture shows winter wheat conditions are not better than any April since 1882, but favorable weather could yield an near average Illinois crop. Morgantown WV. Evansville pike near town shows the Pictured Rocks cliff with 50 plus animal outlines and a preserved female figure. The site spans 150 by 50 feet and likely created by an ancient artist whose identity and purpose remain a mystery.
Jacob Van Stein, once in ostrich business in South Africa, declares there is no money in ostriches. He argues the financial failure is not the bird's fault, but hints at misaligned fees and market issues driving poor yields.
Reports detail strife across the steel and rail sectors with Knights of Labor actions against Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain material supply. Indictments include tampering with telegraph wires and streetcar strikes. deputies charged with manslaughter for a bridge incident.
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