Political Shift and Tariff Debate Mentioned by London Times
Matton Hediana and Livi Moteros were interviewed by a London Times correspondent. The View President said the republican party would come to power for many years. Washington is proposed as the proper rendezvous for wealthy politicians of the party. Democrats claim not free traders yet align with free traders in Republican eyes. They urge tariff reduction to prevent an idle U S Treasury surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livi Moteros
London Times
Republican Party
Washington O
United States
Fragmentary historical text on liberty and rights
A garbled passage discusses themes of equality and obligations, referencing Bevedow and Bevedow’s law of nature. It mentions Liberty Tabor and Property and condemns corruption and destruction, presenting a vague sentiment of universal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogines
Notice to Subscribers on Paid Subscriptions
The Democrat reminds subscribers the paper is not sent until payment is made. If you receive a copy unpaid, a friend may have paid. Do not fear being asked to pay. Subscriptions end at the paid date. extend by renewing before that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democrat
Indiana News Notes and Legal Movements
Lionisisa red swindlers operate in Whktley county. Tin Seventh Indiana Battery to hold a reunion at Vincennes on New Year. Judge Nib lack retires and enters private practice at Vincennes. National Republican Committee spent between $250000 and $1000000 to debauch our state in the recent election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionisisa Red Swindlers
Whktley County
Indiana Battery
Vincennes
National Republican Committee
Pur due University Trustee Recommissioned by Governor
Appisoxn BYBRE, a trustee of Pur due University, has been recommiss ioned by Gov. Gray to serve three years from August 24, 1838.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appisoxn Bybre
Purdue University
Voters Back Tariffs Cited As Wage Boon Criticized
A sharp rebuke targets the idea that high tariffs automatically raise wages. The passage mocks the belief as absurd and condemns the theory as flawed reasoning.
Decline of New Anpony and Jeffersonville Cited in State Tale
A harsh state verdict says New Anpony and Jeffersonville are the poorest towns of their size while Louisville outpaces them. The narrator adjoins that these places lag behind the ordinary county seat in many respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Anpony
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Knox County Senator Scores Big Game Haul After Hunt
Senator Sampson of Knox County reports a large game take after a day and a half of hunting including 49 squirrels 108 rabbits 17 ducks 63 quail and 1 turkey.
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Sen
Sampson
Knox County
Voters’ Choice Spurs Debate on Tariff Reform
The remark objects to vote buyers as lacking patriotism and honesty. It states everyone has a legitimate right to vote for tariff reform or protection, highlighting individual will in electoral choice.
Montgomery Brothers Produce Record Husking Day
WinttiaM Paxrox of Montgomery county husked and cribbed 105 bushels in ten hours. The next day his brother husked and cribbed 112 bushels in the same period, setting a high yield for their farm days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winttiam Paxrox
Montgomery County
Court rules trustee cannot vote for self in county race
The Supreme Court holds a township trustee cannot vote for himself for county superintendent. If he does and wins by his own ballot, the election is illegal. The decision clarifies voting rights and invalidates self ballots in this race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Eouct
Marion County backs Schimaekx for House speaker post
Marion County legislators unite to back Gabriel Schimaekx for speaker of the House of Representatives. There is no indication Marion votes will be swayed in either the House or Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Gabriel Schimaekx
House of Representatives
Marion
House
Senate
Marriage of SaMoni Mitern and Anna Hogan in Jeffersonville
SaMoni Mitern aged ninety eight and Anna Hogan aged seventy one of Jeffersonville were married a few days ago. The groom is father to twelve children but does not know where any of them are.
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SaMoni
Mitern
Anna Hogan
Jeffersonville
Flow Doanr Parents and Friends Respond to Trust Endorsement
Unclear text mentions public endorsement of trusts by a Republican ticket and potential grumbling over flour prices. It suggests a community reaction to trust influence and possible future outcomes if the trust agrees to a large allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltrust
Vinsse
Sec
Indianapolis man defies sworn affidavit amid indictment hints
The report notes Mentine offering $1,000 to W W Dudley to deny involvement in a scandal in Indianapolis. Dudley refuses to swear he is not connected and faces potential indictment as details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Mentine
Indianapolis
Safames
Doudley
Cinco Sympathizes Amid State Political Tensions
A garbled report hints at Cinco showing support in a political dispute with Cok Pinchey and a state crackdown. The text mentions Dudles's dedication and possible connections to Trons t Harricon, with unclear details remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinco Hinself
Cok Pinchey
Dudles
State seeks work for convicts to curb crime recidivism
The article argues convicts should be employed to earn wages, not rely on the state. It warns that without work to support themselves five days a week, convicts risk returning to crime and prison, increasing costs to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivaoek
Toe Privon
North
Sii
Sugar Trust Alleged to Take Sixty Million Annually
The New York Herald estimates the sugar trust robs Americans of about sixty million dollars each year. Lave Myer, a key refiner and organizer, testified before a senate committee that annual refined sugar production runs near 3 billion pounds. A two cent per pound rise would yield sixty million dollars more from consumers. The trust has already raised prices by almost two cents, and court actions in New York proceed with a June hearing and a likely early year ruling.
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New York Herald
Lavemyer
Senate
New York
Labor Signal and the Disruption of the G A R
The piece argues the G A R split amid political strife as Republicans and Democrats divide the once united veteran organization. It cites Palmer of Illinois and Matson of Indiana as leaders and warns the split will aid party aims, lamenting the division of old soldiers who once fought side by side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Army
Palmer
Illinois
Matson
Indiana
Republican Party
Democrats
Prison in South State Receipts Show Self Support for First Year
State prison warden reports 1887 receipts of 74187.71 with disbursements 71606.29 and a net balance 2531.42, marking first year under contract system self support. Indebtedness totals 81989.34. suit pending against ex-Warden A J Howard for 4532.23. Board seeks legislature to cover 17825.75. Maintenance 80000 spent except 1224.09. Prison population 589. Library 980.74. Medical logs show 1191 sickness cases in 1887 with 15 deaths. last year 717 cases and 11 deaths. Sixty-seven diseases listed, 120 illnesses caused by self immolation. Request 15000 for new buildings.
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State Prison South
A. J. Howard
Board of Directors
Governor Gray Urges Strong Election Law Reform
Gov. Gray argues for an election law to curb voter intimidation and polling place harassment. He endorses government printed tickets, penalties for counterfeiters, and provisions for the blind, with a bill ready for the legislature to enact a heroic law against boodlers.
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Gov. Gray
Two Rochester nurseryman seeks workers for stock sales
James E Whitney of Rochester New York advertises immediate paid selling work for his warranted stock. Outfit provided and steady work available. No experience required. Also mentions two good business houses for rent and invites inquiries at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Whitney
Rochester
N. Y
Holidays as a yearly pause for deeds and cheer
A reflective poem urging a holiday period to balance constant labor with acts of kindness. It argues work defines life yet deserves moments to aid the distressed, to uplift the sad, and to spread peace and plenty, stressing the value of purposeful deeds over frivolous rest.
Brilliant Sparkling Diadems of Gems for County Readers
Special correspondents report rich and rare gems presented to Democrat readers from all parts of the county. The feature highlights dazzling items and sparkling examples gathered by reporters across the region.
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Democrat
Local notes from Center area residents and visitors
Sheriff Thompson was in Center last week and many residents including J.3. Combs visiting Ridgeport and Solsberry. Reports of cattle transport, church meetings, political alignments, and social visits fill the week with names such as Beech Creek Newark Solsberry Bloomfield and Worthington. Ads promote Dr Bull’s Gough Syrup and Salvation Oil for common ailments.
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Sheriff Thompson
Combs
Ridgeport
Mias Meek Combs
Mrs. Fribby
Town Residents Engage in Varied Week Activities
Reeves Cox and Harlan Resler visited on Saturday while Moses Crockett and Oss Freeman moved on. A cattle drive passed through town and a big hog buyer Vandeventer was there Thursday. Local events include a church supper Monday and Miss Stamper a Democrat seen in town.
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Reeves Cox
Moses Crockett
Harlan Resler
Oss. Freeman
James Meek
Spencer
Joe Shields
Geo. Watson
Village News Briefs with Visitors and Local Happenings
Local items report Dr. Gaston and Dr. Torrence visiting, Tom Eaton returning for vacation, and R W Johnson selling holiday goods. Beesh Creek schools dismiss for two weeks while Chapel hosts Sunday meetings. Sheriff and postmaster news, travel to Chicago and Cincinnati noted, and a Christmas Santa visit to schools mentioned amid teacher vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Torrence
Tom Eaton
R. W. Johnson
Marriage of Forest Swango and Miss Cora Graham
Local notice celebrates the marriage of Forest Swango and Miss Cora Graham and notes a surge in trade at S. Stelcup's drug store. The boost is linked to free trial bottles of Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments, with claims of curing a wide range of respiratory issues. Trials offered free, large bottles priced at $1, with every bottle warranted.
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S. Stelcup
Dr. King
Christmas in town and local notes list
Health is very good here. A Christmas arch was set up. Green Fields of Pimento, new proprietor at National house base, was in town with Godfrey Shryer of Worthington and Joan Switz Sunday. Sam Gardner visited friends in Lawrence county Sunday and Monday. Henry Daubinspeck remains on the sick list but improves. George Brandon, Center township Democrat, was in town Saturday. Marcua Spaulding and wife visited George Davidson and the new baby at Lyons Sunday. Some boys were before Squire Wakefield Tuesday for Saturday night racket. Andrew Gregg had Bill Durbin before Fay Wakefield Monday for assault. Durbin owes $3 and costs. Bentam George and Lettie Gardner spent holidays with friends at Owensburg. Catarrh causes ear and nose symptoms. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted as a blood purifier remedy.
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John Combs
Brazil
P. Combs
White Hall
O. F. Gray
Laura Lindsey
Lizzie Bullock
Newark
J. E. McLaughlin
Beech Creek
Center
Adam Hedge
Richland
James Bingham
Frank Cain
Bloomfield
Sam Tribby
J.T. Baker
Rev. Pearson
Calvary
John Nation
Highland
Clel
John
Mary Tribby
Lizzie Baker
Wes Waterford
Worthington
James Lindsey
Jim
Ile
McAllister
Headings Chapel
Man Vandeventer
Arthur
G. D. Hoke
Friendship
Wes. Gaston
Goose Creek
Oscar McDonald
A. Watking
Bristol Ridge
Airam Stamper
James Bland
Henry Oliver
Elier Pryor
Abram Watkins
M. E
National House Base
Green Fields
Pimento
Godfrey Shryer
Joan Switz
Sam Gardner
Lawrence County
Henry Daubinspeck
George Brandon
Center Township
Marcua Spaulding
George Davidson
Lyons
Squire Wakefield
Andrew Gregg
Bill Durbin
Fay
Wakefield
Bentam George
Lettie Gardner
Owensburg
Festivals and visits mark Bloomfield weekend in 1883
Notes from Bloomfield describe Ruth and Polk Dennis visiting the metropolis and county seat on Saturday. Slenry Featz the P. M. attended a Bloomfield gathering at the M. E. church, with a festival planned for Monday night. Levi Faucett and Levi Fellows prepared for the event. Charley Chaney explored nearby country. A political calendar entry references December 24 and 1883.
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Will Ruth
Polk Dennis
Slenry Featz
P. M
Bloomfield
M. E. Church
Charley Chaney
Queaf
Levi Faucett
Levi Fellows
Christmas Eve Tree Delivers Gifts to Large Crowds
A Christmas Eve event featured a crowded turnout beyond the venue capacity. Present value totaled between 100 and 1700 dollars, with almost everyone receiving a gift and leaving pleased to have attended.
Best Salve for Cuta and Skin Ailments Advertised
Vintage ad copy touts Best Salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Also mentions holiday excursion tickets on Pennsylvania Lines and a Castoria testimonial. Includes prices and return dates.
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Steve Stalcup
A Jolly New Year Resolve Then No More Chestnuts
A speaker resolves to shed old habits and debts on New Year’s Day. He vows to quit smoking, curb spending, keep a diary, and avoid fretful regrets while urging a friend to join in a fresh start and celebrate with a night on the town.
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Nick
George
Jack
Haml
Indiana News Digest of Robberies Deaths and Trials
A jumble of reports notes Jack Haines of Rockport robbed of 590 dollars, Elfis Baunert of Churiksburd shot dead in a dispute, a brakeman Le fives of Goodkin injured in a fall, and Daniel Jeaver of Rainsville suicide by morphine after financial losses. Indiana schoolteacher E L Perkins faced indecency charges but was acquitted. White Cap reacher’s bendsman GW Davis and W A Gregory were killed near Corydon. A new Indiana League of Leaders formed in Indianapolis with Gen Lew Withee as commander. ex president Hayes gave an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Haines
Rockport
Trek
Elfis Baunert
Churiksbur
Trenhlev
Shen
Tavenny Yennis
EL Mecnutoneh
Chi- Telia
Coal Bhai
Daviel Jeaver
Rainsville
Tnd
Troney
Bariine
E.L. Perkins
Indiana
Alton
GW. Davis
Gregory
Corydon
Davis
Leayer Legion
Iatinnapolis
Lew Withee
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Bloghciele Berockar
WAL. AL
Nos
Péditer
Ryhore
Qaly An
Momocrat
BES
Matton
Hediana
Niblack
Supreme Court
the Southern Prison
Gray
Bll. Allen
Elmer Colland
Annie Crockett
Solaberry
John Burch
Mr. Ferguson
Monroe County
David Miller
J. B. Bullock
Querry Jankine
Eva Johnson
Solsberry
Isaane Workman
John Heaton
Len Linday
James Ray
Paris Combs
John P. Robinson
Judee
Salvation Oil
J.B. Young
Medical Institute
Elmer Ularrel
Bloomfeld
Ella Burch
Freeman
Ind
J. R. Bullock
Join McLaughlin
H. D. Arthur
Missouran
E. Adkine
Owen County
Lizzie Lindsey
Jack Santepher
W.R. Arthur
Bill
Graham
Dr. Gray
Bloomfield, Indiana
Dr. Gaston
Benton Glover
John Weaver
Jesse LaRue
Ose Freeman
Beesh Creek
Marshal Bullock
Taylor Joseph
Frank Glover
John Goens
Nash Bros
Roger
Rev
Hughes
Will Terrence
Kansas
W. A. Noyes
Power's
N.Y
Dhe
J. N. George
D. Skerd
Petitmaitre
Jono Barker
Chicago
Postofica
Saap
Jonesboro
Denny
Springville
Bobbieville
Zeb Rush
Will Edington
Cincinnati
Maggie Gore
Lawrence
Swite
Santa Claus
Tsat
Sam Little
Ben George
Cullison
Forest Swango
Cora Graham
Switz City
Hood
Ats
Mineral City
Plummer Creek
T. A. Slocum
M.A
Peart St
Bucklen
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsvania Lines
Pittsburg
Castoria
Car
Scott
Yora Llasson
Sebastian Hobbs Youg
Birds Eye
Dubois County
Whither
Saint
Indiana News
Sas Gee Weg
Royal Estat
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St. New Yorky
Foont
We Live Just
Cizars
Fritz Bros. Best
Prarleae
Rotary Purlec
Linton
Ing. Meredith, J.P
Aleo Ias
Concaitetia Bes Budress
Grindle
Gilt Edge Mill Co
Newberry
Worthington Engine
Frank Denver
Oliver
Scott & Wall
Newberry, Indiana
A. J. Clark
Switz City, Ind
Poland
GHINA
Berkshire Hogs
ERTEL
HAY Press
Ertel & Co., Manufacturers
Quincy
Init
Wilmeroth & West
S. Water Sr
A. Kean & Co
Bakers
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