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The Bloomfield Democrat announces subscription rules and postage details. It explains paid-to date terminology, non stopping of papers for unpaid subscriptions, and that papers to non local subscribers must be prepaid and will be stopped after time paid. It emphasizes prompt payment and cash flow needs for the printing office.
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John Peter
Mai
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Thos. R. Cobb
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Cobb
Why C E Davis Should be Nominated for Congress
A Hudson era commentary arguing for C E Davis as Congress candidate. It extols strong minds and honest public service, cites party matters in Martin and Greene counties, and stresses integrity, independence from office seekers, and the need for principled leadership in politics.
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C. E. Davis
Democrats Nominating Naugle for County Office
The passage urges selecting William E. Naugle editor of the Worthington Clarion as Democratic nominee. It praises his paper as principled and influential, claims Republican strength will fade in Jefferson Township, and predicts a Democrat victory with Naugle at the helm.
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Shoals
Jackson
Greene County
Putnam County
Wm. EF. Nauegle
Worthington Clarion
Jefferson Township
Naugle
United States
State Sentinel
NUTSHELL NEWS ITEMS FROM THE BORDERLAND NEWS
A digest of diverse items notes Bismarck's health, Mississippi River levels at Burlington, a new Cronin case ruling, potential oil competition, a 12 year old killer in Elkader, New York and Chicago fairs, Texarkana quadruplets, coal finds in Vincennes, and Senate actions on cigarettes. European strikes, French loans, counterfeiting in Tehuacan, and Charleroi mine progress follow. Crimes include a Raleigh hanging and a Dayton saloon shooting. fires devastate Versailles stables and Peoria distillery. a Baltimore elevator blaze causes major losses. Ex-Governor Greer dies. Cleveland duo to Florida. a $301,000 Wells Fargo robbery mystery unfolds in Dallas with possible staff involvement theories.
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Fifteen Men Die in Caisson Disaster at Louisville Bridge
A caisson under construction for a Louisville Jeffersonville bridge collapsed Thursday evening, drowning fifteen workers and injuring others. Abe Taylor survived after a desperate struggle in the air chamber as water flooded in, with Knox the foreman urging the men to hurry. Victims include W. E. Waris, William F. E. Haynes, John Knox, James McAdams, Frank Mahar, Pat Naylor, and others. survivors listed are Abe Taylor Lewis Coch and Frank Hattix Murray, all from Henderson Kentucky.
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Inauguration of Governor Campbell at Columbus
Crowds estimated at 50 000 filled Columbus as EB Campbell was sworn in by Chief Justice F. Dicketn. The new governor urged repeal of prior laws, home rule, and creation of a railroad commission with broader powers. He backed cheaper school books and Australian ballot reform, along with completing state prison, orphans’ home, and idiot asylum improvements.
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Soldiers’ and Sailors
Fifty First Congress proceedings and local disasters
The long Philadelphia and Indiana items report a Senate session with bills on river improvements and a Brazil recognition talk, plus a House session noting Rep Kelley’s death and funeral resolutions. Local notices cover floods at Washington Indiana, storms in Brazil, and multiple Indiana incidents including murders, accidents, and a fatal asthma death.
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House
Representative Kelley
Cyclone Leaves Death and Destruction in Wake
Report of a Sunday cyclone sweeping western city streets and North End factories. Buildings wrecked including Anchor onvills and Goodsvin candle factory. many injured or killed in Mound Street area. Wires down, telegraph and electric services crippled. Brooklyn villa and Litchfield also affected. later no fatalities in Brooklyn.
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Goodsvin
van Brogh
Ttis
North End
Bell Telephone Company
Western Union
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Beroaoklyn
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Litchfield
Severe winter storm disrupts travel across Kansas Missouri and Nebraska
Reports from Kansas City late Sunday describe a blizzard that raged through the night, with eight inch snowfalls and strong winds causing widespread railroad delays and abandoned trains. Other dispatches note damaging storms in Memphis and Clinton with tenths of homes destroyed and eleven killed, plus extensive injuries and property losses across multiple towns.
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Fort Wayne Schools Closed By Flu Outbreak
The Lutheran schools in Fort Wayne closed yesterday as grippe spreads through the city. Concordia College reports about half its students ill and political schools are nearly depopulated. One third of post office workers are down, crippling the city’s mail service.
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la Grippe
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Concordia College
Ivory Soap Counterfeit Claim Warns Consumers
A warning note describes many white soaps labeled Ivory as counterfeits lacking genuine qualities. It urges consumers to request Ivory Soap and insists on copyright dates tied to Procter & Gamble and the 1886 origin.
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