The New Ora Shipping Thursday Office on York Street Notice
The New Ora states it is published every Thursday from an office on York Street west of the Court House. Subscriptions are 82 00 and 100 50. Advertising rates are given on application. Local ads 10 cents per line per insertion, five cents for subsequent lines. Legal notices priced by law. Simple marriage and death notices are free.
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York Street
Court House
Tory
Pine Bluffs
Spring River
Kansas
Oklahoma
R. A
Ft. Scott
Mississippi
Indian Territory
Joan F. Hoyt
Ex Secretary Braixe Announces Multilingual Book Release
Former official Braixe reveals a new book to be printed in English French and German. The announcement notes the project aims to reach diverse readers across three major markets with simultaneous editions.
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Braixe
Cities in contention for Democratic National Convention
St Louis Cincinnati or Chicago will doubtless secure the democratic national convention, with observers pointing to these three locales as leading candidates as party organizers weigh venue options.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Naval appropriation bill reported to House by committee
The naval appropriation bill has been reported to the House by the committee, of which Mr. Ranpaut is chairman.
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Ranpaut
Lincoln monument damage at Springfield walls collapse
A section of the Spring field Lincoln monument wall gave way causing about 2000 dollars in damages. No injuries reported and the incident is under assessment by local authorities.
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Springfield
James T Bryer Contemplated as Secretary of State Candidate
James T Bryer, formerly of the Logansport Journal, is discussed as a potential secretary of state candidate ahead of the Republican state convention. The report notes speculation about his suitability and rising consideration within party ranks.
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James T Bryer
The
Logansport Journal
BlackBurn Wins Kentucky Senate Seat After Prolonged Fight
BlackBurn secured the United States Senate seat from Kentucky after a long legislative battle. The victory ends a drawn out struggle within the Kentucky legislature and marks a milestone for the candidate in state political history.
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BlackBurn
United States
Kentucky
Presidential retirement of General Suerman announced
The president on the 8th inst. officially announces the retirement of General Suerman from his post as commander in chief of the United States armies, marking a leadership transition at the top of the military.
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Gen
Suerman
United States
Missouri Governor Targets Surplus Funds for Mississippi River
Gov Chirtenpen of Missouri advocates spending every surplus dollar in the treasury on river improvements. The proposal emphasizes large scale work on the Mississippi with potential fiscal implications for state budgets and infrastructure plans.
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Chirtenpen
Missouri
Mississippi River
Democratic papers oppose Virginia riots investigation proposal
The democratic papers resist an inquiry into the Virginia riots arguing they do not want internal party misdeeds exposed. They claim the proposal exposes "the ways that are dark" of their party and seek to block scrutiny.
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Virginia
Free trade policy blamed for harming American labor
The Columbia City Post argues England grew richer under free trade, accusing protectionist tactics of masking a tariff for revenue and labeling free trade as the deadly threat to American labor.
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Columbia City Post
England
Congressman Streetz Secures Pay Bill for Unmustered Officers
Indiana congressman Streetz has steered a house-passed bill to compensate officers and enlisted men who served as officers but were not mustered as such through no fault of theirs. The measure targets those who received no pay due to the muster issue.
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Streetz
Indiana
La Fayette Police Chief Suspended Over Drunkenness
Ma Manouer, chief of police in La Fayette, has been suspended for drunkenness after recent public appearances in a beastly intoxicated condition. He was involved previously as the defendant in the Govaar Manner libel suit about a year ago.
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Ma. Manouer
la Fayette
Govaar- Manner
Taz flood tops 1883 record on Ohio River at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati rose to 67 feet 4 inches above low water, surpassing the great flood of 1883. Widespread property damage reported along the river as water levels continued to climb beyond Cincinnati and reach downstream areas.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Soldier Candidate for Indiana Treasurer Nominated
The Republican state convention will nominate John N. Bunyan of Warsaw, a one legged veteran of the 74th Indiana, for state treasurer. Bunyan rose from private to lieutenant, fought at Perryville, Stone River, Tullahoma, Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, and Kenesaw Mountain, where a knee amputation ended his army career. now postmaster and G A R commander, he embodies the party’s tribute to wounded veterans.
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Union of States
Republican Party
Wolfe
Hawn
Hill
Indiana
John N. Bunyan
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
12Th
Ind. Inf
Perryville
Stone River
Tullahoma
Chickamauga
Runyan
Mission Ridge
Atlanta
Kenesaw Mountain
Bunyan
Kosciusko
John N. Runyan
Safe and Comfortable Traveling by the Baltimore and Ohio
The article advises travelers moving west to take a through trunk line with fast trains and few changes. It promotes the Baltimore & Ohio for solid service over long runs, noting first class coaches and comfortable finishes. Tickets to western points are available from B and O agents at competitive rates.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Nts
Letter from Indian Territory in February 1884
Epistle describes the writer’s view of the west and the Indian Territory. He travels from Baxter Springs with Mr Richardson, a U S commissioner, to view the beautiful Indian Territory and share impressions with readers.
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Ena
West
Indian Territory
Baxter Springs
Richardson
U. S
Porter disobeyed orders amid enemy fire says Elkhart Sentinel
The Elkhart Sentinel argues that it would take many men like Gen Logan to produce a man equal to Fitz Porter and condemns Porter for disobeying his commander under fire. The piece asserts democratic papers and congress whitewash the incident, stressing Porter’s disobedience as a critical fact.
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The
Elkhart Sentinel
Gen. Logan
Fitz Joan Porter
Bro. Norton
Porter
Congress
Portex
Cessna Letter Rebutts Prohibition Disputes in 1884
Dr Cessna writes from Latzmn Onto February 2 1884 defending temperance positions and accusing readers of misreading state resolutions. He argues Republicans backed submission in 1882 and urges readers to support only candidates aligned with prohibition. He condemns Democrats for allying with whisky forces and urges unity under temperance aims.
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Latzmn
Onto
New Ena
Democrat
Prohibition Party
Grand Council
Republican Party
Senate
G. C
State Prohibition Organization
South Bend Sun
C. L. Murray
Mr. Murray
Friends of
Temperance
J. P. Cessna
N. B
Prohibition Democrats
Whisky League
J. P
Cessna
Democratic Party
Frorat Gowr cover praised for brightness and grace
The piece describes a brighter and better cover with a delicate tinted background and arranged flowers. It highlights a book containing three beautiful plates, numerous illustrations, and high quality paper, claiming it offers gardening information required by the gardener.
Magnetic Lung Protector advertised by Magneton Appliance Co
An old time health ad claims the Magnetic Lung Protector cures and prevents catarrh and many illnesses for five dollars. It promises no drugs, magnetism to organs, and offers mail order with a one dollar postage or currency, size details, and a refund for cold feet. The Chicago based Magneton Appliance Co. promotes mail delivery and testimonials.
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America
Europe
Magneton Appliance CO
State Street
Chicago
Ill
Commissioner’s Sale In Noble Circuit Court 1884
By order of the Noble Circuit Court the commissioner will offer for private sale on or after Sunday March 1884 in an action for partition. Plaintiffs include Michael Stuff and others, defendants Jacob Stuff and Susan Stuff.
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Noble Circuit Court
Michael Stuff
Jacob Stuff
Susan Stuff
Noble County
Indiana
Nelson
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J. BP. Pri
D. Prop’r
Rice
James H. Rice
Justice of the Peace
DR. Cessna
Txelow WA
Simmons
J. Gil Suorrer
Ala
Alexander H. Stephens
Simmons Liver Regulator
Minnesota
Georgia
P.M. Janney
Minneapolis
Minn
T. W. Mason
Simmons Liver
J. H. Zeilin & CO
LG. Zimbsirman, Atey
Illiam
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