Trustees Notice Amid Greene County Township Sessions
Trustees across Greene County Indiana announce weekly or biweekly sessions to transact township business. Notices list dates, locations, and schedules for Wright Owlship Bingard Washington Grant Highland Stock Cass Taylor Center Smith and other townships with details of office or residence meetings and law governed days.
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Wright Owlship
Greene County
Indiana
Jasonville
WM. Powell
Cass Township
Newberry
John D Moore
Taylor Township
Henry Borter
Truster
Justices OF the Peace
Highland
John Crites
Beech Creek
H. N. Bucher Dee
Wm. Hendricks
Center
Ewe Terres
Ace Anderson
Jackson
LWA
Andrew Ferguson Dee Roach Taylor Apsone
P. Barker Cass
Eves
David Groves
G. Ebon Richland
Paeteee Ee
R. Baxter
M. Buckner Washington
James Edwards
H. Talley Stafford
T. B. O'Haver
Leander Edwards
John W. Wise Wright
Joseph Babertaba
Stockton
W. Daniel
Jefferson Aelms
Morton Cole
Henry A. Wonder Grant
H. Wakefield
John Gray
P.O. Abdress
Steve Stalcup
Richland
Bloomfield Henry Barter
Taylor
Mineral City
Moore
Mewberry
Zeb Rosh
Owessburg
B. F.stringtel
T. R. Bruner
Wweesnae Ae Center
Heston
John O
Calvert Beech
Highlandewark Frank Jean
Jefferson
Vertville E
Spain
Worthington B
Smith
Tere Beeee
Worthington H. Huot
Fairplay
Switz City
Deckard Tant
Lyon Gard
Washington S
Lyons
Yeoman Stafford
oMarco i
Joe Mose
Linton
Wm, Powell
Wright
Examination Notice for Teacher License in Bloomfield
Notice from County Superintendent William M. Moss Bloomfield Indiana declaring monthly teacher license examinations on the last Saturday of each month at an unspecified time in the high school room at Bigon field, Ind dated June 5th.
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Court House
William M. MO
Ot Bloomfield
Ind
Bigonfield
William M. Moss
Bloomfield
Indiana
Vincennes
Wilhelm Waddie
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
Hiver Forest
California
Jessie Benton Fremont
Los Angeles
United States
Scotland
William Schaeffer
Linfield
Montgomery County
Three Men Rescued From Flooded West Nanticoke Mine
Three miners John W. Rineer William Cragle and Michael Schilling were rescued after 114 hours trapped in a flooded Grand Tunnel mine. Rescuers reached them on a cross heading six feet above the flood, delivering milk and lifting them to safety by raft.
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West Nanonoke
No. Sedlery
Susquehanna Coal Company
John W. Rinver
William Cragle
Michael Shilling
George Bender
Grand Tunnel
Mmine
Kineer
Cragel
Schilling
Rineer
George Pender
William Bowen
Bender
Rineer, Crager
Met
Brazil Reciprocity Pact Signed by United States and Brazil
The United States and Brazil signed a reciprocity agreement under the new tariff law last Saturday. Secretary Blaine and Senor Mendonca witnessed the accord, approved by President Harrison, with proclamation issued. It covers free entry for grains, provisions, and certain tools, with a 25 percent duty on lard, butter, cheese, and other listed goods.
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Washington
United States
Brazil
Blaine
Senor Mendonca
Harrison
Venezuela
Great Coke Strike Spreads at Connellsville Rainey Works
In Connellsville Pennsylvania 16000 coke workers strike, with only W J Rainey employees at his plant remaining. Rainey guards his works with Pinkertons as labor unrest grows, risking attack and broader disruption to rail traffic and 260 idle workers. The piece also notes Mitchell & Shepherd woolen firmsFail in Brampton England with liabilities of £84 000 blamed on the McKinley bill.
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Connellsville
Scotttpale
W. J. Rainey
Rainey
Pinkerton
Bu l
Southwestern
Baltimore and Ohio
Braprorp
England
Mitchell & Shepherd
Italy
Moscow
Russia
Switzerland
Fifty-Fifth to Fifty-Ninth Days Senate House Actions
A compiled update shows Senate debates on the eight hour bill and world fair appropriations, with votes and amendments. The House advances include sundry civil appropriations, copyright debates, and the Dallas post office bill, while deaths and funeral arrangements are noted for Representative Phelan.
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Senate
Ingall
Messrs. Cockrell
West
Sherman
House
Bland
Missouri
Committee of Education
Phelan
Tennessee
Blair
Committee On Education and Labor
Customs District
Nashville
Government Printing Office
Dallas
Tex
Quotations From Cincinnati and Elsewhere for February 11
The wool market is firm with steady demand from manufacturers. Prices appear for Ohio Michigan and Texas wools with No 1 combing at 4 1 2c and fine delaine around 3 3c. unwashed combing and territory wools also noted. Wheat corn and other commodities show varied but steady quotes with New York futures cited.
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Qhio X
Itichigan X
Ohio
Michigtan
Texas
California
Oregon
Blaine reports U S Brazil trade duty terms and tables
Secretary Blaine releases tables on Brazil U S trade under the new agreement. The first table lists articles worth 304,633 that will enter Brazil free of duty. The second table shows a 25 percent reduction for certain U S exports to Brazil.
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Bedensry Bea
Eek Eee Lee Ae Bie
United States
St. Wasninctox
Blaine
Brazil
U S Brazil trade talks eyed by boot and shoe makers
The article notes the United States seeks duty free access for sugar hides and other products from Brazil and that U S boot and shoe manufacturers led by Boston Rochester Detroit and Chicago hope to push Brazil to remove tariff limits on leather goods. Representative Baker presses Secretary Blaine as the state department prepares a response. If favorable, U S boot and shoe exports to Brazil would begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brazil
Blaine
Boston
Rochester
Detroit
Chicago
Baker
State Department
Kentucky case ends with life sentence for Saines Rose
In Garrard county Kentucky on February 11 the jury convicted Saines Rose of killing Andy Bird on Fall Lick creek last March. Rose shot Bird in the back while unarmed and received a life penitentiary sentence. Accomplices Leonard Scarborough and William Singleton faced charges but may be released after serving as witnesses. Rose reportedly seemed pleased with the verdict, expecting execution.
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Lascastiik
Saines Rose
Andy Isird
Garrard County
Fall Lick Creek
Andy Bird
Rose
Bird
Leonard Scarborough
Willian Singleton
Severe Blizzard Claims Lives Across Plains and Dakota
A blizzard from the weekend storm sweeps the plains causing several deaths in Nebraska and Texas. Mrs. Milton Cummings is found dead near Rushville while two youths near Kearney freeze to death. Grant Bay and Meta M Ceray are found alive but frozen near Sturgis. Stock losses mount in South Dakota and many missing are presumed dead.
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South Dakota
Cureaco
Plains
Texas
Northwestern
Dakota
Gulf
Milton Cummings
Rushville
Neb
Eddie Chester
Steve
St. Peters
Kearney
Grant Bay
Meta M. Ceray
Sturgis
Mead County
Bills Reported to the National House on Liquor Traffic
Representative J D Taylor of Ohio reported a bill to prohibit import export and interstate transport in violation of local liquor laws and a joint resolution banning manufacture importation and sale of all intoxicants. Action unlikely this session.
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Washington
J.D. Taylor
Ohio
House
Republic
United States
Senate
Inman
Hovey
War News and Miscellany Reflected in Broad 19th Century Dispatches
A wide collection notes plans for a $100000 Chicago Exposition building of iron and glass, while China leans toward free coinage of silver awaiting U.S. policy. Emigration funds flow from Baron Hirsch via Seligman, labor strife mars coal regions, and thefts and crimes across states are reported. Also covered are reciprocity debates, insurance and railroad liability bills, Mardi Gras, and a pile of violent incidents and disasters.
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Chicago
China
United States
Baron Hirsch
Esse Seligman
Boston Courant
George Duncan
Cincinnati
Price Hill
James Anderson
Robert Morgan
Diablo
Durango
Mexico
Miles
Jefferson Davis
Fortress Monroe
Harrison
Indianapolis
Pittsbury
Wheeling
Fostoria
Findlay
United States Glass Company
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Blaine
Brazil
Alabama
Democratic
Texas
South Dakota
Connellsville
Stanley
Gen. Booth
Salvation Army
Indiana
New Orleans
Rex
Venezuela
Live Puppy Sent Through the Mails in Mishawaka
A puppy mailed from Mishawaka to LaPorte traveled through the postal system in a perforated container without detection. The pup died later under a surgeon’s knife in Port Lance. Eddie Rowe, 15, son of W D Rowe of Coldwater, died during a leg operation under chloroform from heart failure.
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Lavorrr
Ind
Mishawaka
Port Lanxp. Ind
Eddie Rowe
W. D. Rowe
Coldwater
Neck Broken by a Fall in Logansport
George W. Simonds aged 75 years died instantly after falling from a hay load in Logansport Ind yesterday afternoon breaking his neck authorities reported the accidental death occurred at the scene with no further details provided
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Logansport
Ind
George W. Simonds
Hoosier News Roundup From Indiana Snippets
Telegraph items from Indiana cover marriages murders and misfortunes across towns such as Anderson Laporte Mishawaka Evansville and Terre Haute A census count places Indiana population at 2122404 while rail accidents forgery and a suicide are noted Local fortunes from estates mills and mills profits are touched upon along with anti trust measures and a cross section of everyday incidents in small towns.
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Laura Donahoo
Anderson
Ind
Angesses
Samuel Bronnenburg
Robert Bond
Lina
Greenwood
Indiana
Huntington
Dakotas
Abigail Louzee
Laporte
Mishawaka
Greencastle
Elkhart
John Goodman
Erastus Fredderic
Best
Evansville
Pigeon Creek
Christian Bran
Fort Wayne
Barber
Aspinwall
Bering Straits
Robert Watson
Davidson
Terre Haute
Tadi
Rockville
Indiana Senate
E Havener
Seymour
Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Indianapolis
Rushville
Charles Mowry
Columbus
Smith
James H. Davis
Lebanon
Lafayette
James McCord
Manson
North Vernon
Orlando Johnson
Silas Myers
Silas
Orlando
Miscellany Echoes of Everyday Life in 19th Century Notes
A collage of observations and curiosities touching culture and society. Longfellow ages, widow's name use, London directory pages, carpet lining, Grant's eyesight, Easter parallels, lending habits, cloud velocities, pigeons racing, amber uses, sun size, dye setting, religious fire, and a woman in Atchison placing a daily bouquet for her deceased husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Smith
Atchison
Kan
How Often Fogland Elects and Voter Qualifications
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat report explains Fogland elections occur roughly every four years as parliaments rarely reach the seven year legal term. Voters must be 21, and be a householder or lodger paying at least £10 yearly for lodgings.
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Fogland
House of Commons
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Honolulu suitors compete for a girl in athletic love test
In Honolulu a courting ritual pits several young men against each other. Each suitor brings a rough three inch stone and throws it as far as possible. The longest throw wins the right to marry the belle, as reported by Cor. Denver News.
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Honolulu
Denver News
Indiana Legislature records and assorted notes from February
Indiana senate and house actions include civil service aims for benevolent institutions, liquor license forfeitures on repeat holiday law violations, railroad tax allocation to the state, and employer liability bills for injuries. Other items report bank robberies, a child cremation accident, a diamond-like stone find, rail and fire safety notes, and local court and crime briefs across several towns.
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Senate
Marcee
Civil Service
House
Oppenheim
Ways and Means Committee
GENERAL DIRECTORY DISTRICT OFFICERS AND COURT SCHEDULE
Hon John BH seals and Hon Chas T Akin listed under district officers. Circuit Court sessions set for February April September and November with judges Hoo John C Briggs and W C Hulse. Commissioners Court meets first Monday in March June September and December, with Simon Bland W A Hays and David L Osborn listed as commissioners.
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John BH. Seals
Chas, T. Akin
Circuit Court
John C. Briggs
W.C. Hulse
Simon Bland
W. Aa. Hays
David L
Masonic Lodges and Officers Listed by Bloomfield Area
Township trustees lodges and lodge officers listed for Bloomfield Solsberry Hobbieville Worthington and Newark Lodges with meeting nights on or before full moons second and fourth Saturdays and weekly meetings. Posts and camps noted with officers and positions.
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Masonic, Bloomfield Lodge No
W. W. Moffett
W.M
W. G. Jones
James Hollera
Solsberry
A. J. Fry
T. BR
Cook
W. Johnson
J. W
EK. Andersen
W.D. Beard
J. D
A.C. Stenhen
Sec
I. M. Yoho
Treas
Taylor Joseph
Tyler
Fraternal Lodge Gatherings Across Town Meet Weekly
Newark Lodge 270 Bloomfield and Accolade Lodge 62 hold weekly Thursday meetings led by officers such as Chancellor Commander Melatosa and Master Exche., while Worthington Lodge and Red Men chapter convene on Thursdays and Wednesdays respectively with listed officers including past commanders, chancellors, and secretaries.
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Newark Lodge No
Pines
M.F
Accolade Lodge No. 62
Bloomfield
W. W. Moffett
W. H. A. Welsh
T. Burrell
O. F.herola
Sam Shertzer
O. W. Shryer
Sidewalk Contract Bid in Bloomfield Indiana
Notice from Clifton E. Dixon marshal of Bloomfield Indiana announces letting a contract for constructing a limestone sidewalk 57 by 10 feet on Franklin Street in front of or abutting lot 60 Greene County at 2 PM on Saturday. Bids will be open to the lowest responsible bidder with right to reject bids reserved.
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Rabet Kauffman
Broomfele
Franklin Street
Will
Bloomfield
Greene County
Indiana
Letiing
Bloomfeld
Sakliitay
Clifton E. Dixon
Marabal
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Mass
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New Court House
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Ofice— Northean Corner
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Staiian’s Drug Store
East Side Public Square
Stoomfield
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Bingard Township
Marco
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Washington Township
George Bogard
Grant Waship
W. H. Deckard
Highland Township
J. O. Calvert
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Center Township
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Heaton
P.O
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Ala
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Brice
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
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Bradbury
Lake Erie and Western
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Clack
Louisville, New Alay and Chicago Railroad
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Here
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Huntertown
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John Leach
Wabash Road
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Coone County
General Directory
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Crankieshatings
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Epes
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Henry Lawrence
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Abner Cassner
Thomas Hogerd
Geo. R. Fisher
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G. A. RB
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Soleberry
T. B. Cook
J. BH. Johnson
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Simon Lehman
V.G
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H. H. Nickerson
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U. O. F. Moota
Eugene Osborn
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F. N. Miller
Geo. Notter
Henry Cooper
Cantwell
W. A. Haya
W. A. Little
W. O. Warrick
J.W
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Godfrey Shryer
Lyons Lodge
A. L. Clagaton
J- H. Quillen
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John Davidson
John F. Meene
J. M. Hoke
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H. H. Sloan
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Bert Cox
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White River Tribe
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Columbia Nursery Company
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