Democratic editorial and political notes in Bloomfield
A column reviewing subscription practices at The Bloomfield Democrat, a note on Mr Calvin S. Brice as Democratic chairman, and opinions on Connecticut ballot reform, Australian system proposals, and 1892 presidential prospects including Grover Cleveland and Western candidate W D Bynum. The piece weighs Cleveland’s virtues against political realities and favors a western nominee like Bynum for Indiana support.
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Calvin S. Brice
National Democratic Committee
Brice
Miners Locked Out as Tariff Fight Sparks Aid Drive
Michigan City Despatch reports hundreds of Clay County miners are locked out by the coal trust. Collections statewide support workers and families during enforced idleness as tariff politics are recalled. The piece notes Harrison, described as workingman’s friend, was elected and argues free trade worsens hunger while protection preserves a lifeline.
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Michigan City
Clay County
Coal Trust
Harrison
Miners March Through Mud Demand Protection and Trustees
Bagranage Democrat reports Clay county coal miners marching through mud yelling for Harrison and protection. They hunt township trustees and benevolent institutions as coal prices stay high yet miners remain out of work. The scene suggests unrest and questions about the coal industry and local governance.
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Bagranage
Clay County
Harrison
Protection
Cleveland in 1892 Moraga predicts Cleveland renomination
Senator Moraga of Alabama predicts Cleveland will receive the Democratic nomination in 1892. He praises Cleveland's administration as honest and capable, notes tariff reform as a key issue, and asserts Cleveland is the likely sole candidate discussed for the presidential nomination. The article emphasizes Cleveland's integrity and the party's hopes for victory.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Harrison
Senator Moraga
Alabama
Morga
Clevebind
United States
South
The High Tariff Motto Critiqued In Herald View
The New York Herald criticizes high tariff advocates as aiming to tax necessities, push capital to monopolize, curb labor wages, and claim such moves yield civilization’s best results. The piece portrays this as a modern political hyped doctrine.
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New York
Why The People Love Him Strong in Evansville
The article extols Mr. Cleveland as a trustworthy leader who places public welfare above personal gain. It asserts his enduring popularity stems from consistent fidelity to the people and his earned confidence and respect.
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Evansville
Cleveland
Political marvel defeats tariff reform in one year
A New York Telegram commentary notes the strong enemy ramparts and the barrage of critiques, yet claims tariff reform secured a popular majority of 100000 in the United States after a single year of campaigning.
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N. Y
United States
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St
New York
Semi annual apportionment of school revenue by township
The county auditor announces the semi annual apportionment of school revenue sourced from congressional and common school interest liquor license and tuition revenue from local taxation and dog fund. Townships listed include Beech Creek Center Cass Fairplay Grant Highland Jefferson Jackson Richland Smiths Stockton Stafford Taylor Wright Washington Bloomfield Linton Worthington with totals ranging from 630 80 to 2 condolences.
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Beech Creek Township
Cass
Fairplay
Grant
Highland
Jefferson
Jackson
Richland
Smiths
Stockton
Stafford
Taylor
Uoah Wright
Washington
Bloomfield
Linton
Worthington
Rattlesnake reports loom over Greene county farms
At the old settlers meeting Squire Holmes cites farmer George Morgan of Marco who owns 5000 acres in Greene county with about 150 rattlesnakes killed on one farm this spring. The text notes Knox county reportedly free of rattlers and references tax collection plans and rail fare offers for July travel.
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Old Settlers
Fair Grounds
Squire Holmes
Washington Township
George Morgan
Marco
Greene County
Knox County
Vincennes Law
Bein
Hog cholera outbreak warning and protection tip
Local areas report hog cholera presence and urge guards against spread. An item promotes “Dead shot” as a guaranteed preventive and cure, urging farmers to apply promptly to swine.
Local Notes and Town Life Roundup in Worthington
Monday purchases in Newark. visitors from Indiana and Minneapolis. Townsfolk report new houses, market prices for cherries and potatoes, and a rising bicycle fever. Rain, bridge damage, post office updates, and ongoing legal and social events color a bustling community scene.
That Tired Feeling Aflicts Spring Readers
The article promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic for spring fatigue caused by warmer days. It claims the medicine strengthens and purifies the body and blood, helping readers resist seasonal illnesses.
Farmers hope for replanting as rivers fall and crops recover
The letter notes continued rain not nationwide and a falling river. Farmers aim to replant corn and raise a full crop despite some flood damage. Wheat in Greene and Daviess counties is praised as good as last year, with cave visits and church work summarized amid local updates.
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Tom
Eel River
Greene County
Daviess County
Suppenfield
Corydon
Preacher Invited Here. Local Visits Noted
Rev George to preach next Sunday as townsfolk report numerous Sunday visits from Newberry and Angelaville. Wheat harvest starts this week amid community activity. Ki B Kings remains arrived and interred. mourners followed to the resting place with flowers. Verily in the midst of life we die and the phrase about being lifted up appears in a local reflection.
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Newberry
George
Yleotha Moss
Orlando Cornell
Wm, Haig
Joan Crooke
Odon
Samuel Clackmore
Newberry Funday
Ki. B. King
Tivad
Nora Blackwood
Elbert West
S. N. Yeoman
Atore
Folsten
Cushman
Shian
KE. C. Denham
Nellie Alkina
Pleasantville
George Lee
Govport
Cassie Buskirk
Henry Cross
M. Beanly
Olney
Illinois
Evansville
Jarrel
M. West
Farlen
Deans Creek
Elmer Schirtz
Knox County
M. J. Akin
George Butler
Linton
Samuel Benham
Anna
John Johnson
W. C. Bennett
J. W.bennett
Jeroy Woods
Nebraska
Win, Vanmeter
Lyons
Breeden
Ridgeport Social Notes and Local Ventures
Mrs Girkin and Mrs Barg visit neighbors Saturday night. Daniel Bingham visits Mary Girkin Sunday. Ridgeport Sunday school attendees and local visitors are listed. A sheriff candidate passes through Ridgeport en route to Greene county. Stave saw operations employ many hands. A beech sapling hitch gave Mount its name. A potato pest appears, devouring tubers. An advertising medical claim offers free remedy samples for consumption.
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Mrs. Barg
Mrs. Sherrow
Daniel Bingham
Mary Girkin
Ridgeport
Aaron Combs
Greene County
Greene county to host grand Fourth of July and new church builds
Eld. Blake of Danville held services and a Methodist church celebrated Chiltren's day. The new Baptist church nears completion and the Christian church is rapidly built. Prof. Sherwood and his Hanodel Philharmonic studio prepare for July Fourth events. James Sherwood and Minnie Gibson wed at the Remington house. Linton readiness for a large July celebration under Greene County Prohibition League. Cravens and Allen promote the summer term with fifty expected attendees. Supt. Moss raised standards, boosting local schools with countywide support.
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James Sherwood
Minnie Gibson
Remington House
Nash
Linton
Greene County
Greene County Prohibition League
Vross
Cravens
Allen
Cravens & Allen
Moss
State of
Indiana
Greene Circuit
Mary C. Bucher
Isaac Stalcup
Axtell & Timmons
Rebecca Nester
Solomon Dixson
Stephen Dixson
Thaddeus Short
Mary Sares
David Sares
James Sarea
Emerson Sares
Cornelia Sares
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
A. Doss
Sval
Pranwlin Ramsey
Melvin L. Wiley
W. C Hultz
Eliza E. Wiley
Leyi P. White
White
Ambrose
Btoomfield
Bloom Gel
Tyne
A. D. Issa
Franklin Ramsey
Lenox Guthrie
Wm. C. Hultz
Guthrie
Leonard Weathers
Boklen
Wiliam C Hultz
Joseph J. Sexton
Minnie Sexton
Holden
A. DB. Iss
A.dixst Franklin Ramsey
Local notes mix gossip and strangers visiting town
Indianapolis visitors crowd the city for a weekend festival and social events as residents comment on theft, finances, and local gossip. The piece names Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Linn Mrs. Wolford Ms Eva Brachfield and Geo Haton among others, with sharp critique of local correspondents and townsfolk.
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