Fragmentary 1863 notice from Bloomfield column
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1893
Page
2
County superintendent slated for ceedings next Monday state wide
Fragmentary notice records a county superintendent to be creeted in all counties next Monday. Ex Secretary Foster allegedly compromised with creditors on a remarkable transaction, but details are unclear and the document appears garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Judge Olds Resigns to Practice Law in Chicago
The Supreme Court justice Judge Olds resigns and will join Chas F L Grisfin Gow in Chicago. Matthews will appoint a Democratic successor. Olde is a Republican. A proposed life tenure for federal offices is criticized as an aristocratic power grab by the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds
Supreme Justice of
Chicago
Chas FL Grisfin Gow
Matthews
Judge Olde
Tur Editor Inherits Stallion To Fund Harrison County Democrat
Tur editor of the Harrison County Democrat owns a stallion used to raise funds for the newspaper. We have little to rely on besides a half dozen hens. A neighbor with a garden across the street threatens to kill them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Harrison County
Interior Department Pension Rulings Save Millions
The Interior Department issued four pension rulings last Saturday, estimated to save about 20 million dollars annually. Each ruling holds that eligibility under the disability act requires incapacity for manual labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrtary Suite
Interior Department
Worthing ton Times weighs civil service reform and politics
The Worthington Times argues against ousting incumbents Owen and McCloud and criticizes Republican leaders. It links party misfortune to McKinley’s crash and Foster’s failure, defends civil service reform, and proposes issuing national bank notes on public bonds as a feasible currency solution highlighted by Dr. Bland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
MccKinley
Foster
Ohio
John Sherman
Bland
Democratic editorial association midsummer meeting at Spring Fountain Park
The Democratic editorial association of Indiana will hold its midsummer meeting at Spring Fountain Park in WarSaw on June 21 and 22, 1893. A pleasant and profitable time is promised for members and families, with sessions in Eagle Lake shade and Eagle Lake hotel accommodations. The piece defends the county superintendent role and urges salary parity with sheriffs or recorders, criticizing travel- haggle over pay and demanding respect for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asoociation of
Indiana
Spring Fountain Park
Warsaw
Shady Park
Eagle Lake
Farmer Stipp Swindled Out Of Four Thousand Dollars
Monroe County farmer John Stipp lost $4,000 in a confidence game after a stranger and a confederate arranged a fake quarry purchase. Stipp obtained cash and papers for a supposed $40,000 Red Stone quarry, but the men vanished with the money and the horse and buggy were found later in Clay City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iSperial
Indianap Lia
Bloomington
John Stipp
Stipp
Red Stone
Clay City
Hein
Thousands attend Jackson oar at line works event
Opened day long at the Jackson oar ballbit drew thousands of attendees from the city and surrounding districts. A heavy crowd gathered at Midway as steamer piers and parade routes filled. music, banners, and stage performances created a festive atmosphere into the evening.
London correspondent arrested over camera permit at exposition
Frederick Villiers of London, correspondent for the London White and Blick, was arrested at Midway for photographing without a permit. The incident involves a private detective hired by the official photographer to restrict images. Villiers vows to test the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie
Frederick Villiers
London
Londim White and
Blick
Midway Phusanes
Ma Villers
Hewi
Grand Rotunda
London Wack and White
National Commission
Council of Administration
Higinbotham
Arnold
Exposition Company
Palmer Rejoins Post In Exposition Planning
President Palmer returned from Detroit to head the national commission and confer with President Higinbotham and ceremony officials on entertaining Infanta Eudoxia. Arrival date in Chicago not fixed. program may shift to suit her wishes with Chicago handling initial entertainment for two days before exposition officials take over. Chief Walker Gueren will draft the program for council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalie
Caicaso
Palmer
Detroit
National Commission
Higinbotham
Council of Administration
Infanta Euddiv
Chicago
Walker Gueren
Foreign Affairs Department
Briton Sir Charles Russell Presses Bering Sea Case
In Paris on May, Sir Charles Russell continued his argument for Britain before the Bering Sea tribunal of arbitration. His lengthy discourse dragged on as he presented the case yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles Russell
Bering Sea
Family Mass Murder Suspected in Connellsville Case
Neighbors found Hoy family dead in their New Haven home across the river from Connellsville Pennsylvania on May 30. Authorities believe the father killed his wife and two children before taking his own life. Coroner and jury viewed the scene. wounds described as razor cuts and a blood pool noted near the father.
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Petneyisania
Connelesvilis
New Haven
Fron
Batton
Hoy
William Roy
Portia
Circus Train Wreck Leaves Dozens Injured in Mountain Route
A Pennsylvania circus train wreck on the Tyrone to Clearfield line killed five and injured ten others. Engineers lost control on a downhill grade, sending cars over an embankment near Tyrone. Passengers and animals suffered various injuries as rescue crews responded.
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Altops
Mac
Walter Manis
Tyrone and
Clearfield
Pemnsylvania
Tyrone
Tee
Lewiston
Ares
Willdam Henry
Or ‘Ly Ron
Fran Upradn
Indianapolis
Willdam Mutier BY
East Liberty
Large coal dealers fail and assign for relief
Chicago firm Weaver Getz Co coal dealers with offices at Dearborn street faces temporary suspension due to inability to secure local bank financing. Indebtedness across Ohio Indiana and Wines area may reach substantial totals though assets are said to exceed debts. Assignment seen as precaution to bridge over money pressure while seeking time on overdue paper. The company operates mines at Brazil and other Indiana points and is a major western coal supplier.
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Tudmaw
Chicaca
Weaver, Getz & Co
Dearborn Street
Olio
Indiana
Wines
Fira
Ape
Mary
Charles Forster Dink Donedes
Soma
Pistevia
Scott
Toledo
Postar A Co
Davis
Bester
Charles Foster
Or. J. Gorindey
First National Bank of
Wal
Overnor
Foster
Man Plunges to Death From 1000-Foot House Op Airdom
In Buffalo on May 31, Stephen Thomas stepped from a 1000 foot pinnacle as 20,000 spectators watched Aeronaut Purcell. He fell upright, his head and limbs crushed, and died en route to hospital. His widow and four children are left destitute. Thomas hoped to earn $50 for the seat. The family is said to be from Indianapolis.
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Buffalo
Purcell
Stephen Thomas
Dew Trashand
Thomas
Lidianapolis
Secretary Gresham Not Considered for Supreme Bench
May 30 report flatly denies rumors Justice Field will retire and Secretary Gresham will join the Supreme Court. A close friend says no truth to the tale and that Gresham would not seek a bench. Mgr. Cheshian remains focused on ongoing diplomatic talks and will not relinquish the state department post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Po Wasinsatox
Justice Field
Wis
Mgr. Cheshian
State Department
Minister Phelps Retires and Society Hails Wedding Plans
Benn May 31 report that Hon Theodore Rin you American Minister to Germany arrived at the forest office at midday yesterday. Hon William Walter Phelps bade official farewell at the same time. The marriage of his daughter Miss MINISTER MILPS Marion Phelps to Dr Franz von Rottenburg wider secretary of the interior will occur Thursday west. Cornered For Tr Have May 50 report that M Schouh a court er merchant who has been trying to corner coffee has failed. He has securities exceeding 1 000 000 francs and has been arrested for fraud in connection with his coffee speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Benn
Theodore Rin — You
Germany
Wis
Forest
William Walter Phelps
Milps
Marion Phelps
Franz von Rottenburg
Interior
M. Schouh
Floral tributes at Jefferson Davis funeral route.
At train stations along the route bearing Jefferson Davis remains floral tributes were given by women and children with veterans saluting. Separately in Oklahoma Territory May 31 harvest began with the first wheat sheaf reported. In New York Marie Nevins Blaine wed Dr W T Bull at the South Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jefferson Davis
Marie Nevins Blaine
New York
W. T. Bull
South Reformed Church
Cut His Wife s Throat Roaxokt Tragedy Decides Fatal Fire
Christian Habazoz was found dead after a fire at his home in Roaxokt. In a lower room lay his wife with her throat cut and burned remains of the bed. Coroner s inquest suggests Habazoz killed her then set the house ablaze and killed himself. About 200 in gold and silver were found in jars hidden in a calender house debris. Habazoz was described as eccentric and prone to fits of rage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaxokt
Christian Habazoz
Habazoz
Poison Scandal Rocks Meridian Street Family Case
A South Meridian street household is under police scrutiny after the mother of Charles Beane Warner’s family died of suspected arsenic poisoning. Coroner and detectives indict Anne Wagner, 27, as key figure while other family deaths prompt a wide inquiry. witnesses describe multiple ailments and alleged toxic incidents across the home.
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Shuv
Mia Gacner
Charles
Koster
Essaritonis
Tata
Pedseomye
Chares
Vorut
Warelock
Atmamithyis
Piece
Meridian Street
Russel Avenue
Beane
Anna Warener
Dutal
Qoruch
Beek
Koosterstone
Wien
Baviter
Iyopas Pedis
Anne Wagner
Wontineb Poneith
Koster Bundy
Gawait
Grand Jury
Aaiyte Possissi
Per Festiges
Serdar Anc Lanelialy Veruth Toead
Sistrist
Minnie
Rumors of Surrenders and Scandals Sweep Town
A garbled dispatch outlines multiple items: Nicaragua’s President Racasa reportedly ready to surrender. rumors of attempted suicide by Ciodode Harris. a body found near Arenzy Ville after a fall under a trestle. retirements of notable Spanish Republicans. lawsuits and political gossip across the U.S. and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racasa
Nicaragua
Ciodode Harris
Ian
Arenzy Ville
Eislet
Kim Costelan
Spain
Mary Roeper
Shackensack
N. Do
Belle Fanner
Alliance, O
Crisis in Abide Betty Page Sparks International Tension
garbled text suggests an international incident involving Abide Betty Page, World’s fair attention on Tide a Na harstons, Wall ive Sanae WAST and Pena Clatee with discussions of a protest or conflict. References to American Baptist Mission and Nelson Bhakeet Massachusetts president imply a formal session in Denver ending an anniversary meeting.
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Spooter
Valle
Pacistans
Pena Clatee
Winn
Monronday
Port Moidissots
Anerican Baptist Pherae Mission Sec
Roosevelt report on civil service reform and spoils system
A formal commission report to the President analyzes the push to end the spoils system in the post office and civil service. It discusses appointments by the Republican administration, calls for reform, and notes dissent from Commissioner HoCbston while urging action by the Postmaster General.
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Msereion
Roosevelt Upem
Cord
Voorhees
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Medheiner
Drotdieau
Mar Gareiteer
Greiner
Democratic Postmister
Honhunn
Republic
Clio
Deneaerit
Bey
Dontinna
Ores
Cirriers
Peter
Gibertiey
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Jie
Ay Lecesscay
Ayaa
Ohtston
Grieving ceremony marks tomb tribute amid wreath scene
May 31 service at a tomb in Riversider, attended by Mata and peers, where a three-foot wreath was placed on the casket. Princess Yurro led the act, the wreath crescent shaped with maiden body, ferns, lilies, and roses tied with white satin. Officials and guards observed as the ritual concluded with tribute remarks.
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Comeral Giramt
Eiversieder
Itoo
Bat Mata Bulie
Paarty
Gard Crenerab Parker
Biel
Vives
Chovernor Boraker
Obra
Teverel
Ghenera
Marie Crews
Frank talk on newspapers and advertising in Green county
An informal discussion centers on the local newspaper the Dexnoorar in Green county. Citizens debate the value of advertising and the paper’s role in serving readers, with calls to support keeping the publication financially viable.
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Dexnoorar
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