Township Trustees Schedule Notices in Greene County Indiana
Greene County trustees publish weekly and Saturday office hours for district business. Listings name Wrastee, Powell, Nyceman, Bogard, Decked, Calvert, Woodlee, Borter, Stringffilow, Spainhower, Moss and other officials with office at residences or local offices and set days for township business as permitted by law.
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Wrastee
Wright Coweship
Greene County
Indiana
Jasonville
Satordays
WM. Powell
Stafford Township
Marco
Samuel Nyceman
Washington Township
George Bogard
Grant Wenship
Switz City
Wm. H. Decked
Trunstee
Highland Township
Case Township
Newberry
John D Woolee
Tavie
Subrday Ot
Gaid
Henry Borter
South Township
Towott
Spainhower
Death of William Windom in New York banquet
William Windom secretary of the treasury died in New York while attending a law lecture hosted by the New York board of trade and transportation. He collapsed after a speech on national prosperity tied to commerce and died of heart disease. He was the oldest member of Harrison's cabinet and leaves a widow, a son, and two daughters. Funeral services held Monday.
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Board of Peake and Peasyeortiaetion
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Salmon P. Chase
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Portsmouth
Military Academy
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Legislature Passes Bills and Adjourns With Debates on Fees
The legislature advanced several bills while avoiding a roll call, with memorials and resolutions noting Secretary Windom's death. The senate passed a gas pumping ban and a stricter gambling law, while House actions included hedge height rules, cigarette licensing, and adulterated candy prohibitions. Proposals to brand goods and criminalize rambling were discussed, alongside a plan to make county commissioners turnpike directors.
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Farmers’ Alsace
Windom
Senate
Supreme Court Grants Leave in Behring Sea Matter
Chief Justice Fler announced the court would allow Britain to file for a writ of prohibition. A district court of Alaska must show cause by the second Tuesday in April. The chief justice stated the Supreme Court undeniably retains jurisdiction in the Behring Sea case.
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Sistice
Supreme Court
Washixaros
Supreme Court of the
United States
Fler
Behring Sea
District Court of
Alaska
Morineas polygamy schools draw attention in territory
The document reports rising numbers of Mormon affiliated schools across the territory, with 10,878 non Mormon pupils and 30,000 Mormon pupils in territory schools. It notes legislative action toward a free school system, crowded conditions, and ongoing efforts to expand facilities.
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Wasthetons
Meyer Tareless
Houdrvamee
Boremian
Dias
Aigateiaie
Eneres
Euralld School
Woods Sentenced Twenty-One Years for Murder at Insane Hospital
James A. Woods was sentenced to twenty-one years in the state prison after his conviction for killing Thomas J. Blount at the Indiana Lunatic Hospital. A motion for a new trial by Judge Comstock was overruled.
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Woods
RicumMono
Ind
James A. Woods
Thomas J. Blount
Comstock
Louansport
Indiana
Martin Shafer
Shafer
Edwaard Lowrey
Lowrey
Mine disaster inquiry spurns mine safety faults
Legislative committees probing the Mammoth mine disaster conclude their inquiry and depart for Harrisburg. Fire Boss William Snaith blamed for negligence amid claims the mine was in poor condition. Officials deny knowledge of dangerous practices while the company cites safety precautions. In a separate incident James Walker's wife stabbed him before escaping. A desperate suicide attempt by 17 year old Anna Oaklyra follows quarrel with Frederick Lawrence.
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Snaith
ScatTrpane
Harrisboure
William Snaith
Platform demands from Farmers' Alliance in Indiana
The Farmers' Alliance adopts a platform calling for silver coinage under conditions, abolition of national banks, government loan at 2 percent with $3,000 limit, adverse to mortgage holders, direct election of president and senators, Australian ballot, and exclusive ballot rights for women. Also urges liquor control, pension for soldiers, and rail and land tax reforms. Includes notes on elections, finance, hatcheries, and sharp mentions of several named figures and places.
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Turpie
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Allianc
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United States
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August Post
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J. W. Ravens
Winstington
Mountain war erupts after Dodge County raid in Doddridge
In West Virginia on February 2 a mob freed a seduction suspect Perkins from an officer near Rulings Mills. Deputies surrounded a refuge house and clashes left Mose Smith and his son dead. Smith’s son, 13, attacked a deputy. Fifteen warrants issued. deputies pursue suspects as mountaineers gather for armed resistance.
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Cuarickspies
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Doddridge
Perkins
Rulings Mills
Mose Smith
West Union
Ting
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Deelays
Cottrill
Goskin
Wool market and farm prices across states and meats
Wool prices steady with Ohio sales around 3 per for several grades and higher rates for fine wools. Michigan and other regions show firm values. pulled wools in demand, blood and fine merino lines listed with various price ranges. cattle and hogs show mixed market signals with notable price points across regions.
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Ohio
Michigan
Elaine
Texas
California
Cattle Feeding Drops Reported in Missouri Kansas Nebraska
Reports from Missouri Kansas and Nebraska cattle feeders show numbers of cattle being fattened are less than half of last year. The apportionment bill passes the Senate and goes to the President for signature. Secretary Blaine denies any covert moves toward reciprocity with Canada. A case over 1125 worth of calves is decided in an Iowa court with costs over 1500.
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Missouri
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Nebraska
Sulla
The
Federation of Labor
Alliance Movement
Armour& Company
Chicago
Trveliss
Ala
Wales
Great Britain
Senate
Secruetary
Blaine
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Tnen
Indianapolis Murders and Local Incidents Sweep Hoosier State
Reports from Indiana detail violent deaths including Lezan McAfee shooting his wife and then killing himself in Indianapolis. Other items note Minnie Frederick dying after a swing railway accident, the Voorhees family tragedy, acquittal of Marshal Brindley on bribery charges, and various local misdeeds from Muncie to Lafayette with thefts, burglaries, and a shooting in Crawfordsville.
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Indianapolis
Mississippi Street
Lezan McAfee
Minnie Frederick
Boundary Fences and Fatal Quarrels Stir Indiana
A string of Indiana incidents reports shootings and suicides from Seymour to Martinsville. Notable cases include John Black and James Goss quarrel over a boundary fence, Black felled Goss with three shots, and Goss gravely wounded. Also listed are suicides in Indianapolis and Lafayette, a murder indictments in Lafayette, and a widow’s plight in Shelbyville.
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George Smith
Seymour
Ind
Conn
John Blick
James Goss
Martinsville
Voorhees
Veedersburg
Logan McAfee
Indianapolis
Washington
Fox
Samuel Carnett
Frank Robinson
Westville
Edward K’sner
Wabash County
Bnt
Ella Ray
Mills of the Gods
Anderson
Shelbyville
Mollie Cush
William Mitchell
Lafayette
George Bennett
William Scott
John Werkhoff
John Black
Gosport
Black
Goss
Curious cases of false cold sensations in medical report
Dr Weir Mitchell reports several cases of false cold sensations sometimes tied to actual warming of the affected area. One case involves a 57 year old lawyer who endures intense cold feelings provoked by mental exertion and combats them with multiple heavy woolen garments and bandages. His night room is kept at a high temperature yet his skin remains normal in temperature.
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The
Association of the American Physicians
Weir Mitchell
Gutood
Circus Ice Chaos and Mockery of Swedish Army Plans
A garbled report describes chaotic skating at a circus park with stray comments about a Swedish army reorganization. It mentions universal service, conscription, and a proposed two week annual service, with doubt cast on feasibility and a force of about nineteen thousand men.
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Aris
Gad
Loudoun
Fragments on daily health and social notes in Helen
A collage of advice and observations discusses urban wealth in Helen population 25 000 with thirty two millionaires. It mentions finger bowls at breakfast, bathing hips with alum water and camphor ice, camphor, grenadine embroidery, and fever pulse as temperature rises. Ammonia on cold sores. early use helps.
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Helen
Mon
General Directory District Officers and Court Schedule
General directory lists district officers including Hon. John H. O Neall and Hon. Chas T Akin as congressman and senator. Circuit Court convenes February April September and November. commissioners court meets first Mondays in March June September and December. names Simon Bland W A Have David L Osborn appear as board members.
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John H. O’neall
Chas.t Akin
Senatoce
Circuit Court
John H. Briggs
Hon
Wc, Hulse
Marah
Simon Bland
W. A. Have
David L. Osborn
Masonic Lodges Schedule and Post Meeting Details
Bloomfield Lodge No 4 and Solaberry Lodge No 411 hold Saturday meetings on or before full moons with officers listed. Hobbierville Lodge No 457 also meets on Saturdays. G A R J W Rutledge Post No 488 meets at Sols berry at 1 pm on the second and fourth Saturdays with officers including Day, Vorwin, Yoho, and Shephens.
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Bloomfield Lodge
W. W. Maffett
W.M
W.G. Jones
James Noltera
J. W
Simson Lehman
Tréac
W. W. Gainey
H RK. Bowder
Richard Huffman
J. D
D. R. Spainbower
Tyler
Solaberry
A. J. Fry
T. R Cook
R. W. Johnson W
S. KE. Anderson
W. D. Beara
J. K
G. A. R. J.W. Rutledge Post No
Solsberry
T. R. Crok
J. A. Johnson
Poo
T. Johnson
M. Vorwin
C. G
J. M. Yoho
A. C. Shephens
Fraternal Lodges Meet on Various Weeknights
Local fraternal orders including Bloomfield Lodge No 457 Worthington Lodge No 137 and Lyons Lodge list meeting nights and officer roles with names such as John W Graham Eugene Osborn W Warrick and Henry Copper, noting sessions on Fridays Tuesdays and monthly midweek dates.
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Eugene Osborn
N. G
W.O. Warrick
V. G
E. N Miller
Geo. Notter
Henry Copper
Cantwell
W. A. Haya
W. O. Warrick
W . Eugene Ueborp
J.W
W. Hapayn
Goutrey Shryer
Newark and Bloomfield Masonic Lodges Meet Thursdays
Newark Lodge No 270 and Camden Accolade Lodge No 68 hold Thursday night meetings. Officers listed include M F McIntosh Chancellor Commander and W W Moffett Chancellor Commander with several vice chancellors prelates and master exchequers. Also noted are Worthington Lodge with K of P and participants La Wayman and G D Taylor among others.
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M.F. Mclntosh
Harlan Kealer
Chas. Calland
Prelure
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Seale
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John A. Baldridge
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Bloomfield
W. W. Moffett
W. H. A. Welsh
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Sim Shertzer
O.W. Shryer
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la Wayman
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G. D. Taylor
M.C. Taylor
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Keftert Cox
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Jar
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