Democratic push to repeal Sherman Act and political rows in Welcomfield
In Welcomfield Indiana June 1895 the editor argues for repeal of the Sherman silver act and blasts Republicans for pressuring Democrats. The piece claims Democrats will win gubernatorial and legislative seats with Gov Boise as a focus and criticizes Republican attacks on Democratic printing and lawyers. It defends Democratic policies and rebukes Republican blame for economic hardships, noting Congress and the President work with law in place.
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Cleveland
Braina
Congress
Westxceres
Bare
Capddis
Perea
Sanmaer
Theopreia
Open Gardens See Damp Attendance Break Heat Storm
Reported turnout for the fair’s second open Sunday was affected by oppressive heat and a mid afternoon storm. Despite rain and thunder, park cafes, beer gardens, and attractions drew crowd effort, with fewer visitors than the prior week but continued public interest in the New England state fair features and performances.
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Ube Eagn Ste Muster
Brich
New England
Qaiblig
Administrative shakeup at Columbian Exposition outlined
Reports describe a plan to unify the fair administration with Davis as director general and Burns as head of works. Burns would assist Davis as director of works, combining administration and construction. The change aims to reduce conflict with the national commission and cut operating costs before July.
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Coleone
Davis
Burnham
Fidional Commission
Wriiten
National Commission Ni
Batoas Italoes
Cottvens
Jail farce over illegal voting case sparks outrage
Parl Hasyan was released after a guilty plea for illegal voting, fined 190, disfranchised for four years, and sentenced to thirty days. He reportedly lived freely at home for fifteen days, while critics argue the sheriff ignored state law and mocked justice, letting him dine with prisoners at the sheriff’s residence.
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Parl Hasyan
Itudiana
Johnson
Hannah
Democratt
Wiedorm
Eldorado Tornado Leaves Town Destruction and Casualties
A cyclone struck Eldorado in UValley county Arkansas yesterday afternoon at around 4 o clock, killing between 15 and 20 residents and injuring many more. The storm devastated the town of about 1100 people and caused extensive property losses in surrounding areas.
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Tarink Rock
Annea
Eldorado
Uvalley
Ark
Vedder Dies of Heart Disease at Wedding Reception
Henry Vedder of this city collapsed at his niece’s wedding in New Jersey and died. A Civil War Navy veteran who served aboard the Alabama, Vedder entertained guests with war memories before his sudden death. The coroner ruled heart disease as the cause.
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Henry Vedder
Drimsey Crry
N.J
Vedder
Alabama
Run on Chicago Banks Strikes Panic Across City
Rumors of a financial disaster trigger a run on several Chicago banks yesterday. Despite the panic, Prairie State National Bank State Bank of Commerce Hibernian Savings Bank Dime Savings Bank Union Trust Company and Whineis Trust and Savings Bank withstood the strain.
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Chicago
Wilk
Prairie State National Bank
State Bank of Commerce
Hibernian Savinies Bank
Dime Savings Bank
Union Trust Company's Bank
Whneis Trust and Savings Bank
Morss Nomminates Four Reed
Cincinnati dispatch reports Consul to Paris Morss telling Washington correspondent that ex Speaker Reed of Maine is likely the Republican presidential nominee in 1916.
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Morss
Cincinsaty
4Zazette
Paris
Washington
Reel of
Maine
Tsin
Postmaster Dowhiain Keeps Terre Haute Position
June 2 report states Postmaster Dowhiain of Terre Haute will not be disturbed and Commissioner Roosevelt approves using carriers under civil service rules.
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Washisarox
Dowhiain
Terre Haute
Roosevelt
Whisky Trust Shuts Distilleries Indefinitely
The whisky trust plans an indefinite shutdown of all its distilleries. Only three operated by the trust remain active. Woolner Bros. prepare a test case to challenge the trust's withdrawal rights. Catholic Knights win verdict against Fidelity and Casualty for 15,702.20. World’s Fair admissions totaled 72,951 as Cleveland signals Congress may convene.
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Wil Qall
Peornsa
Whisky Trust
Woolner Bros
Catholic Knights
Clattanooga
Dune
Catholic Knights of America
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
O Brien
Knights
Cineaco
Jane
Two Assaults Mark Indiana News Near Market Street
William Moore was attacked by two men on Market Street near the alley between Mississippi and West. One man struck him, the other forced carbolic acid into his mouth. Moore was treated at the city dispensary and sent home. The motive appears not robbery.
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Willian Moore
Georter
Market Street
Mississippi
West Streets
Moore
Kiter
Lam Arrested in Scranton After Embezzling Union Funds
John J. Lam former treasurer of the International Machinists union was arrested in Scranton Pa on a telegram from Indianapolis police. He allegedly drew 4500 from the union’s bank in Indianapolis and fled to parts unknown before being captured. He will be brought to trial.
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Jeffersonville
al Jenkins
OB. Rader
Cam Wien
Hlis
Boudstien
Charize
Ma. Rader
Deakins
Indianapolis
John J. Lam
Interminational Matchnists Union
Scranton
Colbert
Joes
Pennsylvania
Town board member shot dead in Hlaugh ville
June 2 John Tarpey, Hlaugh ville town board member, was shot as he entered John Shaw's loon by a burglar who fled with the money drawer. Tarpey died hours later. he leaves a widow and six children. The gunman had appeared with revolvers and fled. suburb in furor. Samuel Gwinn later reported from Invianarois on June 6.
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Ixpivsavours
John Tarpey
Hlaughville
John Shaw
Tarpey
Moore
Eigleberg
Aunch
Invianarois
Samuel Gwinn
Bank fraud charges loom as grand jury reports
The grand jury investigation names ex Governor Chase and Paris Dwinesin, tied to the Paris District bank fraud case. Waddell and Chase face multiple counts including embezzlement and false pretenses. Warrants issued rapidly after the report, as officers pursue others linked to the bank collapse.
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Tadimas
Greentown
Kokowe Dane
Grand Jury
Yestigndine
Paris Dwisetus
Geverntown
Choavernor
Chase Widdol W. Paris
Zinrt Dwie Bank
Lewis S. Waddel
Chovernor Iis
The
Chase
Paris
Wadden
Dredd
Chiatse
Cat
Linis
Dhing
Dudisnegeli
Es-T
Chie
Puods
Oonce
Zitari Dwinsins
Ace
Hase
Robbery in Arkansas Bank Sparks Citywide Shootout
A bank raid in Arkansas yesterday saw four gunmen on horseback seize a sack of silver, injuring Sheriff deputies and volunteers as townspeople fired back. Officials confirm the attackers fled west after a chaotic pursuit.
Court Overrules Demany in Dismissal Appeal
A government petition faced opposition as the court overruled a demany challenging a two month dismissal. The case centered on a carrier misassignment and the pressures of restoring the executive position.
Edwin Booth Dies Peacefully at Players’ Club in New York
New York June 7 Edwin Booth the great tragedian died at 1 15 this morning in his rooms at the Players club The death came quietly with family including his son in law and daughter present as well as Dr St Clair Sith Superintendent McCronivle Willan Bisham and Charles Farrall The long expected end was peaceful and scarcely noticed by watchers at his bedside
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Players' Club
New York
Edwin Booth
Players’ Club
Edwin Booth Grossman
St. Clair Sith
McCronivle
Willan Bisham
Charles Farrall
Greatest Pacific Prize Endorsed by Stevens in Hawaii
Stevens, former U S official, addressed the Hawaiian chamber praising a revolutionary era outcome. He claimed Hawaiians offer a supreme gift to America without costs or American casualties and urged President Cleveland to seize the opportunity.
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Sas Biusctsen
Ohane
Tdenet
Cleveland
Cholera Spreads Rapidly in Asiatic Turkey Cities
Reports from Constantinople and Asiatic Turkey describe a fast spreading cholera outbreak. In districts along the lower Tieris and Shatel Arab rivers thousands die as people flee, abandoning towns and burying the dead at distance, while evacuees carry the disease to new areas.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Tieris
Shatel Arab River
Prisco Shaken by Earthquake Felt in San Francisco
A sharp earthquake shock was felt in San Francisco yesterday causing brief alarm and minor tremors reported across the city. No injuries were immediately noted and authorities advised caution as residents assessed affected buildings and streets.
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San Francisco
Briges Case Leads to Suspension of Charles A Briggs
The general assembly in New York suspends Charles A Briggs from the ministry after finding his views and doctrines contrary to Scripture and Presbyterian standards. Dr Sprague protests but no reply is required. Driggs and Cobb react as others leave the Presbyterian church.
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Dane
General Assembly
Contree
Briges
Presbytery of
New York
Seid Eaese
Judeoent
Coues
Appellee
Charles Aa. Briggs
Las
United States
Armerica
Cherles A
Sprange
McDougall
Sprague Bitter
James
Union Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Annasy
N. Y
James BE. Cobb
Second Presbyterian Church
Twenty Six Men Burned in Bay Bader Pass Mine Disaster
A severe blast at the Fuente coal mines near Bay Bader Pass, Texas, Saturday killed twenty six miners and injured many others. Rescue teams recovered two bodies, with many feared dead. authorities fear more victims as search continues for remaining corpses and identification.
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Bader Pass
Tex
Browlier Tire
den Enmie
Week's Interesting Events Compiled From Various Reports
A chaotic year’s sweep of incidents includes prison escapes in Michigan, cyclone damage near Beebe, New Orleans social purity congress, World’s Fair admissions, cholera spread reports, and political shifts from Potsdam to New York. Notable names surface: Crown Prince of Italy, Bishop Ueland, Mayor Gilroy, and Governor Pennsylvanian feebleminded initiative.
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Chicigen
Tew Brown
Kava Newark
Nef
Sport
Shiptiaind
Binnie Woods
Travis
Whisky Trust
Brooks Storey
Ababa Express
National Association of Railway
EW. Galbraith
Doranta Mawhithe
Gilroy
New York
Momlay
Social Puinty Congress
Chiesa
Robert Onray
Omaha
Welsh Mail
Charditw
Strone
Cruadla
Che Quien
Tay
Crystal Cr Cole
Italien Tborers
Beret von Sauirine Deliseh
United State
Acd
Market Quotations and Printing Services Notice
The item presents market quotations from Pessianipolis and West Atertie with commodity figures and open/close data for oats and related prices. It also advertises printing services at the Democrat office with stationery offerings and pricing, plus a short note on Ex-Gov. Ira J. Chase being indicted for embezzlement and false pretenses in a Howard county bank case with party influence mentioned.
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Democrat
Chase
Howard County
Greentown
Gav
Ira J. Chase
John W. Paria
Walden
Elder Chase
Local social notes and visits from Wednesday stay
Mees Monte Sidog Haine spent time at Henry W Moore. Mrs Hatynan atal Cutrel of Taylor township called to view a steam printing office. Mrs Walne Vac Nellie Bull and Vladsie Witten of Worthington visited friends here. Mr and Mrs Menry Shields of Solsberry visited children last week. They plan golden wedding celebrations. Licenses granted yesterday. BD Edwards Carey J Sipelair Marnest Mrahare Enough Murphy and John Lott listed.
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Taylor Township
Walne Vac
Talba Cowper
Nellie Bull
Vladsie Witten
Worthington
Notre Coxl
Brownstond
Menry Shields
Solsberry
Lignor Licesse
Tod
BD. Edwards
Bloondichis
Carey J. Sipelair
Switz City
Marnest
Mrahare
Enough Murphy
Johnlott
Linton
Assessors Charges Show Varied Township Property Assessments
The article lists assessor charges and the 1852 1853 Greene County property assessment gains by township. It notes higher increases in Linton Washington Worthington and details figures for towns and townships, including Bloomfield and Linton additions, with names of assessors and local officials. It also discusses caution over confidence in banks, and remarks on the need for calm financial planning and conservative lending.
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Bloomfield
Linton
Anthons
Fardon
Taith
Sharka
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Henry S. Halton
Fairplay
G. LL Anderson
Ganatet Aone
A. Massel
Allis Amith
Allen
Mitethel
Mauer
Sam BI
O'Neal
Meredith
Taster O
W. Weaver
Oreh Reeks
MeHrly
Jamies
West
Mondeo
Wright
Hestaut
Washington
Greene County
Worthington
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