Trustees Notices From Greene County Indiana Townships
Trustees and superintendents announce weekly office hours at residences or at court houses in Greene county Indiana. notices specify days for business transactions, locations, and that official actions occur only on set days per law.
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Wright County
Indiana
Plallard
Lew . Powell
Teees
Washington Township
Greene County
Caid Township
George Bogard
Otice
Id Township
Indisse
Esid Township
Cass
Newberry
Eaid
John D Moore
Tavior Towmkip
Towonkip
Hw Henry Borter
Smith Township
Spainbower
William M Mob
Binomfield
Ind
Tune Ltd
Miles Forces Total Indian Surrender in Dakota Crisis
General Miles reports absolute submission of Brule and Sioux chiefs near Pine Ridge. Plans to disarm via chiefs, ticketed arms, and check system to grant arms only on presentation. Hostiles move slowly. friendly camp prepared, with potential troop reallocation and risk of broader clash if any fighting starts.
Sioux Indians Raiding Near Chinook Montana
Reports from Chinook Montana say a band of about 250 Sioux Indians raided the countryside along the Great Northern line. Four families arrived from Snake Creek after the raids and cattle killings horses thefts and other depredations followed. Chinook lacks defense with six rifles and a few revolvers reported. Citizens voted to requisition 500 stands of arms with ammunition from the governor.
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Hevexa
Mont
Chinook
Choteau County
Montana
Great Northern Railroad
Snake Creek
Sioux Population Seen on Reservations in Peru War News
January 10 report from the interior department estimates about 20,000 Sioux Indians including men women and children on the northern reservations. Of these, 16,500 live in peace on the reservations while about 3,500 remain to confront earthworks howitzers and 8,000 troops under General Miles.
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Wasasixetos
Interior Department
Miles
Causes of Disturbances Blame Mismanagement at Washington
A New York World correspondent blames mismanagement in the Indian department for the Pine Ridge troubles. Indians are described as half starved, with food scarce despite books showing abundance, living in a desert-like country unable to support themselves. Washington inquiry seeks numbers of returned students and parents among hostiles, per Elaine Goodale.
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New York World
New York
Pine Ridge
Indian Department
Washington
General Miles Withdraws State Militia From Frontier Agency
General Miles writes to Brig. Gen. Cody and Brig. Gen. Colby of the Nebraska National Guard that all hostiles are within a mile and a half of the agency and only an accident can reveal the return to peace. He states state troops may be withdrawn with safety and thanks them for their confidence in frontier homes.
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Prive Ringe S. Dak
Miles
Kicking Bear
Short Bull
War Department
Capt
Pierce
Miss Sickles
Gen
Schofield
Dana
Pine Ridge
S. Dak
Str. Louis
Post Dispatch
Pine Ridge Agency
Frank Giraud
Giraud
Gen. Miles
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Colby
Nebraska National Guard
N. Miles
Number of Indians killed reaches 363 including children
Pierre South Dakota January 14 Fred L Contant half breed Indian ranchman near Fort Pierre received a letter from a Pine Ridge Indian relative stating that 363 Indians including women and children have been killed by troops. The letter says the Indians will wage war to avenge the killings. Report from Cherry Creek says Indians mourn Pine Ridge and Wounded Knee victims and fear a spring attack.
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Pine Ridge
Wounded Keep
A Wifes Crime Confession in Indiana Murder Case
A confession from Mrs. Frank S. Calkins reveals she aided in the murder of her husband Edmund Calkins, with Dr. Frank F. Hendrix also implicated. The trio rode out on a boat in GosaHex on April 3, the husband allegedly drugged and pushed overboard, with the pair cashing in on the will and life insurance. Calkins’ death was previously ruled accidental drowning by the coroner.
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GosaHex
Ind
Frank S. Calkins
Frank F. Hendrix
Edmund Calkins
Calkins
Labor Signal
Knights of Labor
Hendrix
Chicago
Hendrix Silent on Calkins Murder Case in Goshen
Goshen Indiana January 14 Excitement over Frances Calkins confession to her husband murder continues. Frank Hendrix implicated and held in Chicago has not spoken since inquiries about Calkins custody. His father Dr Hendrix visited in jail. Calkins provided a written account to the prosecuting attorney Sunday. Prosecutor H Baker to assist the prosecution and a speedy trial is hoped.
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Hoosierdam
Marion
Ind
Edward Poindexter
James McDonald
Washington
Lebanon
Baker Hohl
Walter Marley
Charls Baum
Dillsboro
Brazil
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Indiana
B. C. Southworth
Wood
Mic
Underwood
Terre Haute
Columbus
Jnl
Albert Douden
Hovey
Quinn
Michigan City
Ife
Francis Murphy
Temperance
Franklin
E. Queen Company
Shelbyville
Republican League of the United States
John Eberle
Lafayette
Joseph
W. W. Hare
Charles May
Andrew Paul
Friendship
California
Harrell
Nibhick
Masure
Curtiss
John Morgan
Nichmond
John
William C. Smith
J. A. Wood
Dilaunt
Eastern
Indiana Insane Asylum
Richmond
Burgh
Penn, Ind
Henry Beaver
Irvington
Louisville
Charles Well
Thomas Semple
Bell
Hendrix
Robbers Battle City as Indiana Couple Attacked
In Shelbyville Indiana on Friday night Charles Shoepel and his wife were beaten and robbed of a $300 check by Charles Walton and an unknown accomplice. A mob pursued the robbers and officers from Shelbyville engaged them near the city in a gunfight with twelve shots fired and no injuries. The robbers then fled through the town.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Charles Walton
Charles Shoepel
Alleged Indiana wives swap tale unsettles courts
A sensational Williamsburg report claims Frank Helms of RichMono and Daniel Smith of Carlos City planned a wife swap to settle childless and overfavored marriages. Justice Rush refused to sanction divorce amid the proposed swap, leaving the plan in doubt.
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Indiana
RichMono
Ind
Williamsburg
Frank Helms
Daniel Smith
Carlos City
Andulph County
Helms
Smiths
Smith
Justice Rush
Congress Bits From The Thirty-Second Day Session
Reports from the Thirty-Second to Thirty-Fifth days cover free coinage debates, a Senate bill guaranteeing Nicaragua Canal bonds, army and public building appropriations, and a House probe into silver pools. Also scattered notes on fashion, travel, Spurgeon health, pest control tips, and humorous quips about bowleggedness and barometers.
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Blackburn
Senate
Congress
Citizens’ Bank
New Orleans
United States Treasury
Gen. Butler
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Nicaragua Canal Company
Morgan
Quay
Sherman and
Allison
House
Akron
Political party lines across Indiana districts shown
A lengthy list details Democratic and Republican candidates and representatives across Indiana counties. Names include Mount, Shanks, Hayes, Pickhardt, Stull, Beasley, Calvert, and many others. The document also notes Governor Hovey's message and a senate bill proposal to extend the executive mansion with a new wing and conservatories.
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ELA Democrats
Clark Scott
Jennings
Frank B. Burke
Jeffersonville
Clay-Owen
G. A. Byrd
Brazil
Decatur-shelby
Cortez Wing, Jr
Greensburg
Mariotv Shelby-Hancock
Daniel Foley
Iniliansptis
Ante Hi
Francis
Michigan City
Aten-Whitely
Hayden
Fort Wayne
Noble DeKalb
A. M. Jackson
Ligonier
Marshall-Fulton
P.o.jones
Plymouth
Oren E. Hubbell
Elkhart
Delaware-Randolph
Theodore Shockney
Union City
Democrats
Atlanmis-Blackford-Jay
H. B. Smith
Hartford City
Allen
J. D. Morgan
Monroeville
Cass
Rufus Magee
Logansport
Bartholomew-Brown-Monroe
A. Funk
Bloomington
Clark-Jefferson
J. McGregor
Madison
Learborn
Ohio
F. M. Griffith
Vevay
Dubois-Perry
J. Sweeney
Tell City
Franklin Ripley-Cnion
W. G. Holland
Osgood
Gibson-Poseys
A. G. Holcomb
Fort Branch
Greene-Sullivan
C. T. Aikin
Carlisle
Hancock-Rush
M.chandler
Greenfield
Harrison - Cawford - Orange
Iverson
Iverson Lynn, Lanesville, Untington-Wells—G. H. Thompson
Warren
Jackson-Morgan-Brown
J. J. Moore
Trafalgar
Knox-Pike
H. J. Wiggs
Arthur
Juaake-Porter
J. Kopelke
Crown Point
James PF. Moss
Ashboroy
Clay-Montgomery-Putnam
M. J. Carroll
Crawfordsville
Clark
H. F. Work
New Washington
Dearborn
John W. Johnson
Sparta
Dekhart
Freeman Kelley
Auburn
Albert Osborn
Goshen
Floyd
Isaac P. Layden
New Albany
Floyd-Dlark-Jefferson
George H. Voigt
Franklin
S. A. Harrell
Brookville
Franklin-Onion-Ripley
B. Rude
Liberty
Fountain
E. W. Bowman
Covington
Fulton
Sidney R. Moon
Rochester
Hancock
S. A. Troy
Millner’s Corner
Harrison
Jacob F. Wright
Bradford
Huntington
G. Buzzard
Huntington-Alen
Oppenheimer
Ft. Wayne
Erin Bapeck
N. Call
Frankton
Martin Dubois
Ephraim Inman
Shoals
Marion
Harvey Matthews
Henr Thienes
J. C. McCloskey
F. J. Mack
Indianapolis
Marshal
A. L. Thompson
Montgomery
A. N. Higgins
Waynetown
Noble—Jamies Roscoe
Albion
Noble-DeKalb-Elkhart
N. T. Teal
Kendall
Pimento
Switzerland
Ohio-Dearborne
Thomas M. Kyle
Aurora
Tipton
Jas. M. Fippen
Vandi Rhureh
John O. Nolan
Evansville
James C. Calvert
Armstrong
Wiso
Jonathan S. Lee
Riley
Isaac Beauchamp
Prairie Creek
Warrick
Isaiah 5
Hay
Canal
Washington
W. Ek. Patton
Livonia
Wells
Greorge EK
Blatton
Whitley
A. Adams
Columbia City
White-Pulaski
J.G. Timmons
Idaville
Miami
W. WY. Robbins
Bunker Hill
Dookson
Grostermin
Dialestown
Coss-Miami
M. M. Isilgore
Nenin
Lrawn-Miaree
W. CG. Watson
Leanussom
Clinton
James Kelleher
Kirklin
Benton-Warren
J. FF. Sleeper
Oxford
Daviess
Henory Aikman
Decatur
Jacob J. Doll
Burney's
Delaware
Tls
Guthie
Muncie
Kant
Samuel
Wilson
Faircount
Gibson
DL A. Bryant
Pt. Branch
Greene
Stichard Huthhman
Bloomfield
Hamilton Or
L. Hot
Stone
Parker
Rush
D. Aldham
Rushville
Breuber
R. Renate
Gale Leh
Connecticut Method Versus Wisconsin Vote Reform Debate
The message from Governor Hovey argues for ballot and nomination reforms and critiques party tied electors. It highlights state finances with projected deficits, debt, and revenue strategies including taxes on corporations and railroads. It calls for bills on salaries, bridges, highways, schools, and prison reforms, plus statutes on cash handling and officer entitlements.
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Ture
Hovey
General Assembly
Connecticut
York
New Jersey
Indiana
Wisconsin
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Gettysburg Battlefield Association
State Prison
North
Board of State Charities
Com and Money Artinn Management Core Dpstitutens
Supreme Court
County Officers List and Officials Names
A municipality listing shows county officers and officials including representatives, clerk, auditor, and other listed positions. The names include Richard Baffmen Franklin Bamber Thos C Owens James Egall Wim Thompson Joseph G Smith and Wm M Mlugs among others.
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Ton
Richard Baffmen
Franklin Bamber
Aerie Clerk
Thos
C. Owens
James Egall
Wim
E. Thompson
Joseph G. Smith
Wm. M Mlugs
E. Fidelux
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Hood
Agethecartes, Lowel
Mase
Thos, van Byskirk
Ase Short
Moet & van Buskirk
Attoerneys AT Law
Bloomfield, Ind
Artell
Zbryer
Gallemore
Northean Corner
Pelee Drug Store
Bloome
Slinkard
Crockett
Luxarp & Crockett, Attorneys-At-Law
Justices of the Peace
Collec- Gees
C. E. Davia
Newake
Inp
J. B. Young
Jj. W
B.C. Craven
Gurgbor
Berthade
BloomSaid
H.R. Lowder
Stalcop's
Drag
East
A. Subsurex
M. W. Dy
Motice
S@tagerd
Greese County
Naid Township
Marco
Bundey
Samuel Nyoeman
Grantip
Wi. H. Deceaegd
J. O. Calvert
Ustee
Bracktee Township
Greeme County
Eaid Township
Joseph Mosh
Hotice
Center Township
Heaton
P.O
F.steingfellow
Bloomacht
Moms
Janeth
Miles Rules
General Indian News
St. Lou
Rusk
W. S. Delano
Manderson
Col. Murphy
Agricultural Legent
Cousus
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricutural
Atlasta
Brunswick
Liverpool
Farmers’ Alliance
Indiana Legislature
Thi Terschian
Senate Committee On Elections
McHugh
Osbwne
Tippecanoe County
Blount
Richmond Insane Hospital
Tippecanoe
Osborn
Indiana News
Frederick the Great
Frederick
San Souci
Thurston
Columbus, O
Cas
Walton
Schaepel
Odds and
C. C. Spurgeon
France
Carmen Sylva
Indiana Law
Governor Hovey
New White House
Llans
America
Benner
Doylestown
Philip Rodrock
General Directory
Jono H. O'Neall
Hoo. Chas,t Akin
Circuit Court
Joho CU. Briggs
Uudge
W C. Hulse
Simon Bland
W. A. Hays
David L. Osborn
Township Trustees
Bloomflein Lodge No. 8
W. W. Moffett
W. M
W.G. Jones
James Hollora
J. W
Simon Lehman
Freas
W. W. Gainey
Bec
H R. Zowder
S. O
Richard Huffman
D. R. Spainhower
Tyler
Solsberry Lodge No
A. J
T. R. Cook
R. W. Johnson
E Andersen
W. D. Beard
J. D
A. Stenen
Sec
Ll. M
Yoho
Treas
Taylor Joseph
Hobbieville Lodge No
H.C Holmes
Henry Lawrence
A W
Calvin Rainbolt
J W
Thomas Cole
Abner Caesner
Thomas Hogard
Geo. R. Fisher
George Helmes
Bloomfield Lodge
John W Grantham
N. G
V.G
Lowder
H. H. Nickerson
Worthington Camp No
Author Palmer
W. A. Little
W. O. Warrick
Eugene Osborn
J. W. Hanson
Godfrey Shryer
Accolade Lodge
W. H. AH. Welsh
B. T. Burrell
O. F.herold
Sam Sherizer
D. W.shryer
Steve Stalcup
Richland
Asain Bloomfeld
Eury Borer Taylor
Minerabong
D. Moore
Casso
Menber Leb Rush
Jackaan
Owenabury
F.stringfelow
Wees Center
Nee
T. R. Bruner
Beech Creek
Newark
J. Ba O
Calvert Highland
Calvertville
Frank Jean Jefferson
Worthington
E. E. Spam
Hower
We Smith Jaeasens
Worthington , Hunteke
Fairplay
Spits
Oly
W.H
Grant Township
Bilty Terhune
Terhune
Baty Terhune
W.H. Wakefield
J. P
Wm. Smith
Ubartey McDonnell
W. A. Wakefield
J.P
Greene Circuit Court
Samuel Rector
Joseph W
Baid Court
Witnss
Franklin Rambey
Board of Trustees
Card Town
Hit
Src
Auchion
W. M. Haig
Emerson Short
Ham
Quillen
D Quillen
Susan Quillen
John Quillen
Annia Quillen
James M. Quillen
Rebecca Quillen
Wallace Quilen
Wallace Quillen
Wilson Quien
Elizabeth Quillen
Mary Mason
Henry Mason
Washington Quillen
Emma Quien
Williiam Iaywood
Clementine Haywood
Benoni Haywood
Mary J. Haywood
Mary Elswick
Joseph Elswick
Henry Haywood
Samuel Haywood
Jane Haywood
Lewis Haywood
Lie Haywood
Mary Foster
Samuel KR
Foster
Elizabeth Haywood
Alfred Haywood
Nancy Brough
William Bugh
Henry Moulden
Hettie Moulden
Robert T.atterson
Mary H. Patterson
Martha Emery
Charles Emery
Revecca E. Rainwater
Rainwater
Grevce County
Agid Court
Sloomfelt
Puiana
Franklin Ramsey
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