Trustees Notices From Greene County Townships
Notices inform residents of Greene County Indiana that trustees will conduct township business on Saturdays or specific days at residences or offices. Officials named include Samuel Nycemax George Bogard Jotice Deckard Calvert Mosh and Moore. others reference Cass Taylor Highland Stock Township and more with locations such as Switz City Newberry and Bloomfield.
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NOTIC
Wright Ownship
Greene County
Indiana
Jasonville
WM. Powell
Stafford Township
Marco
Samuel Nycemax
Washington Township
George Bogard
Grantonship
Switz City
Wh. H. Deckard
Jotice
Highland Township
Eaid Township
Ienton
Joepr Mosh
Cass Township
Newberry
John D Moore
Smith Township
E. E. Spainhower
Teacher Licensing Examination Schedule in Bloomfield Indiana
Notice of monthly teacher license examination beginning at 9 00 each last Saturday at the Bloomfield Schoolhouse. William M Moss Pinefield Indiana signs the notice dated June 5th.
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Bloomeld
Ind
William M. Moss
Pinfield
The Great Fraud in New Orleans Lottery Explained
A New Orleans study alleges the lottery exploits the poor, seals large prizes, and plans to end monthly drawings after Mardi Gras. Reports describe marked prize tubes and affidavits, plus political influence and violent crime connected to the lottery and city officials.
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Crescent City
New Orleans
Stowe
Lottery Company
Lottery
Europe
Hennessy
Thomas Duffy
Duffy
Vigilance Committee of Fifty
Sons of
Sunny Italy
Cotulug
Boy Shoots Sister by Accident While Cleaning Gun
In Gallipolis Ohio on January 21 Mrs. Sarah Woods aged about 40 was shot dead by her brother Riley Thompson aged about 19 while he cleaned a gun at her house. She asked him to fetch her husband. The weapon discharged in the neck killing her instantly. The coroner ruled accidental death. Woods was wife of John Woods a ferryboat engineer at Pittsburgh. Thompson mourns in grief.
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Gallipolis
Sarah Woods
Riley Thompson
Thompson
Gunn
Woods
John Woods
Pittsburg
Young Thompson
Erief
Kalakaua King of Hawaii Dies in San Francisco
Kalakaua king of Hawaii dies at the Palace hotel in San Francisco at 2:30 pm Tuesday from Brights disease. He was 54 and had suffered unconsciousness in recent days. his life was prolonged by stimulants. He became king in February 1874 and will be succeeded by his sister Princess Liliuokalani acting as queen regent.
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San Francisco
Kalakaua
Hawaiian Islands
Palace Hotel
Bright
Hawaii
Lelinukalani
Fitzsimmons Defeats Dempsey For World Title In Thirteen
A collection notes Fitzsimmons defeated Dempsey in thirteen rounds for the world middleweight championship. Also reports a Wheeling smallpox scare proved to be an itch, Oceanica records fastest Hong Kong to San Francisco trip, UMWA meets in Columbia Ohio, and a Chicago strike among telegraph operators.
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Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Wheeling
W. Va
Chicago, Michigan and St. Paul
Professor Koch
Herlin
Milino
Ogiesby
United States
Farwell
Dave C. Johnson
W. P
Harry
Cincinnati
H. C. Lodge
George Bancroft
Washington
Toe John Shillito Company
Cincinmati
Miles
Chicago Knights Templar
Knight John Dickerson
Chicago
Knights Templar
John Dickerson
St. Louis
John L. Sullivan
Slavin
Charles Kincaid
Taulbee
Kentucky
United States Supreme Court
Indiana Chronicles of Crime and Misfortune in A Day
A roundup of Indiana incidents includes Louis G. Phillips robbed of $100 in Anderson. Glen suspected. John Luckey missing from Muncie. Curtis Johnson accused by family. George Turner attempts self harm after liquor trade downfall in Nashville. Solomon Selig arrested in Indianapolis for bigamy mimicry. Bill Fogarty and Marion Sullivan beat and jailed Gee in Valparaiso. Indiana secretary of state notes constitution amendments illegal for improper presentation. J. F. Fellows killed by falling tree near Fern. John Garrity seeks death from illness in Fort Wayne. Safe crackers operate in Rising Sun. Hattie Fountain, 16, commits suicide in Brownstown over unrequited love. Gen Michnel tells Indiana supporters a senate bid will be in vain. William Vair shoots wife then commits suicide in Tipton. Richard Steen convicted of manslaughter in Vincennes. two-year term. Ethel Towne acquitted of forgery in Terre Haute. Indianapolis baby pawned for $1. father sues to recover. Hettie Fontaine, 16, again referenced over a sundered romance. Charles Labelle, smuggler, testifies to hiding place of 600 pounds opium. Rosani Keller sues for divorce from Peter Keller after forty years of marriage.
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Louis G. Phillips
Anderson
Ind
Glen
John Luckey
Muncie
Curtis Johnson
George Turner
Nashville
Landanum
Solomon
Selig
Inianapolis
Bill Fogarty
Marion Sullivan
Chinaman Gee
Valparaiso
Site of
Indiana
J. F. Fellows
Fern
John Garrity
Fort Wayne
Hattie Fountain
Brownstown
Gen
Michnel
Senate
William Vair
Tipton
Vincennes
Richard Steen
Grant Williamson
Secretary of State
Terre Haute
Ethel Towne
Indianapolis
Hettie Fontaine
Seymour
Charles Labelle
Columbus
Rosani Keller
Peter Keller
Sue
Terrible Mammoth Coke Mine Disaster Kills 110
A mine explosion at H. C. Frick Mammoth works near Latrobe injures and entombs many workers. About 200 were in the shaft. 110 dead, 90 trapped, many burned or suffocated as fire raged. Rescue workers toil amid devastation, with 60 bodies recovered and 75 more set for shipment from Pittsburgh.
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Pirissura
Mammoth
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Sewickly
Southweat
Latrobe
Frick
Keighley
Bhut
Connellsville
Wisebes
H. C. Frick
Pittsburg
Fred. Keighley
Mount Pleasant
Sneath
Westmoreland County
Egyptian Troops Seize Handoub From Rebels in Soudan
A force of Egyptian infantry and cavalry captured Handoub from rebels near Soakim on Tuesday. The governor of Soakim led the Egyptians back, leaving one battalion as occupation. Rebels were not killed but face severe treatment. holding Handoub and Tokar could revive interior trade.
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Scakim
Handoub
Soakim
Egypt
Tokar
World’s Fair Bill Entangled With Federal Elections Fight
Washington January 27 The fate of the Chicago world’s fair is tied to the force bill as Southern lawmakers oppose an exhibit appropriation. Tennessee Indiana and other southern and northern Democrats fear nonparticipation would doom the fair and waste public funds. Twenty five southern congressmen voted for Chicago as the fair site.
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Washington
South
Chicago
McMillin
Tennessee
Europe
Chicayzo
Bynum
Indiana
Abbott
Texas
Alderson
West Virginia
Anderson
Mississippi
Brown
North Carolina
Bullock
Florida
Cheatham
Coleman
Louisiana
Crain
Culberson
Evans
Ewart
Davidson
Findley
Kentucky
Hare
Hook
Latham
McCreary
Morgan
Pendleton
Savers
Smith
Taylor
Turpin
Alabama
Wilson
Rumors Spread About Kaiser’s Health After Berlin Gala
Jan. 22. An ominous rumor arose during Berlin court festivities that the young Kaiser may be affected by the disease that felled his father. The first public notice of the trouble linked to Emperor Frederick’s death cast a gloom over Monday night’s celebrations. Whispers fill Berlin about the Kaiser’s possible illness, though no official hint is given.
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William
Frederick
Berlin
Lownpon
Kaiser
Rlin
Senate Cloture Debate Marks Tense Session Across Days
The senate debated the cloture rule with a 36 to 32 vote as Deienocrats blocked progress. in the house the district and naval appropriation bills moved amid a four hour debate window. On subsequent days senators and representatives clashed over timing and procedures as bills advanced and adjournments occurred.
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Senate
Stewart
Teller
Jones
Wolcott
House
Yeas
Cameron
Nevilla
Washburn
Walkott
Banks
Army
Navy
Cots Das
Eveninie Seston
Gen Pia
Yoanmouth
Gen. Banks
Bay Train Wreckers Sentenced in Indiana Court
In Columbus Indiana Judge Keyes ordered James Adkins Joseph Hull and Willis Hull to the Plainfield reform school until age 21 for incorrigibility. The youths aged 12 had been barred from city schools for two years and disrupted the Pennsylvania Company line by placing obstructions on the tracks to wreck trains.
Peffer Nominated to Succeed Ingalls in Senate Race
In Topeka Kansas on January 28 William A Peffer won the full Democratic and Alliance vote and was nominated for senator to succeed Ingalls. In the house ballot Peffer 96 Ingalls 22 Blair 5. in the senate Ingalls 35 Peffer 2. Peffer, born September 10 1831 in Cumberland County Pennsylvania, is a self made man who moved through farming law and journalism before Kansas.
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Ingallllsa
Topeka
Kan
William A. Peffer
Ingalls
House
Peiffer
C. W. Blair
Senate
Peffer
William Alfred Peffer
Cumberland County
Ideu
Califurnia
Pennsyla
Sarah Jane Barber
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Missouri
Yoateers
Clarksville
Tenn
Freakish family traits spook Indiana town
The Plymouth region reports Albert Ross of Mars with seven children many born with extreme features. Eldest has thirteen fingers and toes. a son speaks only with windmill-like movement. another is deaf and can twist his body. A daughter bears a two inch wide neck and birthmark. Twins show odd crying laughter patterns. Local notices recount fatal accidents and odd incidents across the area, including murders, disappearances, and legal actions.
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Echool
Adrian
Albert Ross
Mars Wi
Bow
Ros
Chiltren
County Officers and Court Session Dates
The record lists county officers including Huffman Rameey clerk Owens Bull Tompson Smith Moss Cox Denton and coroner. It notes circuit court terms on the 24th Monday in February the ith Monday in April the 1st Monday in September and the 3rd Monday in November chaired by Judge Briggs and Judge Hulse with Prosecuting Attorney. Commissioners meet first Monday in March June September and December with members Blend Hars bees Osborn.
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Jon
Richard Huffman
Franklin Rameey
Owens
Andhor
James E. Bull
Wm. E. Tompson
Joseph G. Smith
Eos Recorder
Wm. M. Moss
E. Fide Cox
James P. Denton
Corener
Circuit Court
John C. Briggs
W.C. Hulse
Commissioners’ Court
Simon Blend
W.a. Hars Bees
David L. Osborn
Local Township Names and Residents Listing
A fragmented roster lists numerous residents and towns across several townships. Names include ABDRESH, Stalcop, Bloomfein, Borter, Taylor, Moore, Bush, Heaton, Bruner, Juba, Calvert, Worthington, Spainhour, Deckard, Bogard, Yeoman, Moss, Powell, and more, paired with towns such as Richland Bloomfield Mineral City Cass Linton Stockton Linton and others. The page reads like a voter or property directory fragment with scattered initials and incomplete pairings.
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P. D. Abdresh
Steve Stalcop
Richland
Bloomfein Henry Borter
Taylor
Mineral City
I. D. Moore
Cass
Daokaen
Owenaburg B.f.stringfellow
Center
Heaton T. Rk, Bruner
Beech Creek
Newark
Juba O.calvert
Highland
Lvertville Frank Jean
Jefferson
Worthington E. E, Spainhower
Smith
Worthington H, Huot
Fairplay
Switz City
W.H. Deckard
Grant
Lyons Geo Bogard
Washington
Lyons 3
Yeoman
Stafford
Marco Joe Moss
Stockton
Linton Wm
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Roster Lists Local Lodges
Bloomfield and Worthington lodges hold regular nights before fall moons. Officers and members named include W. offett W.M., W.G. Jones, James Haller, Simon Lehman, H. R. Bowder, D.R. Spaluhower, Tyler and other key posts. Numerous lodges such as Hobbieville 457, Bloomfield 457, Worthington 137, Camp 130, Newark 467 and 270 list meeting days, officers, and ceremonial roles for weekly and monthly sessions.
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Bloomfield Lodge No
W. Offett
W.M
W.G. Jones
James Haller
Simon Lehman
I. O
Bloomfield Lodge
John W.graham
N. G
V. G
BE. E, Cave
H. H. Nickerson
Worthington Lodge
Eugene Osborn
W.O. Warrick
F N. Miller
Geo, Notter
Henry Cooper
Treas
Cantwell
W. A. Hays
D.G.M. Worthington
Author Palmer
W. A. Little
W. O. Warrick
Executors Account of Samuel Rector Estate Filed
In the Greene Circuit Court February term 1891 Joseph W Rector executor files the final account of the Samuel Rector estate. The court will hear the matter on Tuesday February 24 1891 at Bloomfield. Creditors heirs and legatees are notified to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Franklin Ramsey Clerk Greene Circuit Court Bloomington January 15 1891.
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Greene Circuit
Samuel Rector
Joseph W
Greene Cirvait Court
Beira
Esid
Bloonfield
Franklin Ramsey
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Greene County
Indiana
Franklin Street
Bloomdeld
Clifton &. Dixon
Marshal
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Hood
George A. Pace
Watertown
Mass
C. J. Hood &Co
Apothecaries
Lowell
Thos, van Brekibe
Mmerson Shorthort & van Buskire
Attorneys AT Law
New Court House
Bloomfield, Ind
S W. Artell
Greene
Shryer
Portinent Corner Public Square
LL. Slineard
Suneard & Crockett, Attorneys-At-Law
Colien Hans
C.E. Davis
W. Moffett Offett & Davis
BloomGeta
J B.young
M.D
Gray
Bloomfield, Inn
Cavins & Cavina
BR & C. Cravens
SND
North Side
Squuare
Bloomfeld, Ind
BE. Lowder
S. Stalcnp’s
East Side Public Square
W A. Burke
Scotland
J. GO. Calvert
Taylor Township
Indhaca
62Rd Township
Henry Borter
Genter Township
Stavy
Heaton P. Q
F.stringfellow
Truette
Modus Qoperandi
The
Louisiana Lottery Company
Evan Watkins
Gertie Burckhardt
Dora Marcum
Danville
Harrodsburg
J. Mack Sizer
Urbana
Sam Curtis
Lebanon
George Warburton
Chattanoooga
J. A. Wordes
S. M. Fagette
South Chattanooga Savings Bank
Africa
Afrii
Siberia
London
Perceval Perry Belmont
August Belmont
New York
Senecar Quay
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Indiana News
Moosterdom
Pittscarc
Scottdale
Soudan
Binmixoram
Ala
Eva
Woodall
Congress
Aldrich
Lenocrats
Cooper
Raum
Committee On
Stewart and
Mr. Sanders
Frye
Treasury
S. B. Ellis
Burtonsville
Lewis County
Walter J. Quick
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Boamnters
Wasitingg Tex
Witte
Bavil B. Hid
Oregon
Ohn
H. Mitenell
Pennsixleaiti
J. Donald Cameron
Washimetai
Watson CL Squire
Colaritto It
AL. Teller
New Haimp
Gallinger
Mis Oarivor
West
Commerti Or
Sseneral Vilas
Mr. George
Georges
C. ©. Branch
Portsmouth
Tor Ye
Lay
Winkai Fo
John Cy Spooner
Touse
Viltes
Spooner
Vilous
Chyeraids
Wisconsin
Apapisos
Sooty
Tae Pierre
Dak
Ot Blake
Belepordeau
Wieseac
Fowler
Republica
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Hoar
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Corusie Arteas
Mosses
Dineles Tavne
Low
Pridey Seston
Atdai
Butterworth
Otto
Fortieth
Gorman
Indiana New
Peter Sieds
Plymouth
Daleville
Hilias Snyder
Joseph Remsber
Vestal Beeler
Brooklyn
Liss
William Israel
Franklin, Inl
Bes
Earnel
New Castle
Lincoln Gossett
ID Mey Creek
Blago
C. M. Carter
Michell
Wilson Milet
Weirpeites
Anderson, Inc
Amanda Page
Catersburg
Tadiana
Bethel
Tod
Rev. Whistad
Tnd
John M. Landenforcer
Paul M. Avans
Exanso Ee
Bod
Elieved
Colleetun
Tom Kevi
Delft
Tuliannacols
George Lovee
Pairgeld
Het
Martinsville
M Skinner
Alexander Ratsey
Tawra
Prosever White
Milton
Jefferson Bailes
Divine
Tedert
Roy Jolie
Crawfordsvilly
Fiat
Hilo
Vana
Tarwreae
Tas
Gaeliar
Marion Pherkoof
Darter
the Cain
Folfe Deere
Simee Abae
Gemers
Yoo Tam
Mill Grove
Porthuael
Cisorae Presber
Yeoorsival
Treotiad
Monthusville
Attecmiiinu
Silas D. Boner
Magritiers
Porrbast
Ol— Friday Wiehi
Newt Stevenson
George Miller
Joseph Shearer
Sheares
Elio Miller
P.M. Hansbrough
General Directory
John H. O'Neal
Chas, T Akin
Seane
Township Trustees
Masonic
Soleberry Lodge No
A. J. Fry
W. M
T. BR. Cook
BR. W. Johnson
J. W
E. Andersen
W. D. Beard
J. D
A C, Steuben
Sec
M. Yoho
Taylor Joseph
Tyler
Hobbieville Lodge
H.C Holmes
Henry Lawrence
Calvin Rainbolt
Thomas Cols
Abner Cassner
Thomas Bogard
Geo. R. Fisher
George Hermes
G. A
J.W. Rutledge
Solaberry
J. A. Johnson
Pool
J. V
T. Johnson
M. Corwin
O. G
J. M. Yoho
Shephena
Lyons
A. L. Clogston
N.G
J- H. Quilfen
Joseph McIndoe
John Davidson
Per
John F. Meese
Newark Lodge No
I. M. Hoke
W.co, Nash
KB. E. Pryor
Bec
W. W. Moffett
W. B. A. Welch
R. T. Burrell
O. F.herold
Sam Shertzer
O. W.shryer
Worthington Lolger
L. Wayman
Dyer
G. D. Taylor
M. ©. Taylor
H. H. Sloan
Bert Cox
Jas
A. Austin
R. and Seals
Board of Trustees
Broomfield
Dan
Hloomfich
Greere County
Mainiaingh
HL Nickerson
Pre
W. M. Bate
Buader Kauffman
Bloomtleth
Frankise Street
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