Local Attorneys and Trustees Prominently Advertise Services
Bloomfield Indiana lawyers including Hos Van Buskire Seeson Short Bort Van Buskire offer court services and state representation. other firms such as Offet & Davis and C E Davies W Moffer advertise real estate title work and court practice. Various Greene County trustees announce weekly office hours and township business sessions across Isford Washington Grant Eightland Brock and Case townships with notices detailing meeting days and locations.
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W Moffer
Offett & Davis
Brormfield
Indiana
Ons
Trustees Notice for Greene County Townships
Trustees in Greene County Indiana publish weekly office hours by residence for Tayle, Center, and Smith townships. Notices list days and places for the office of trustee and a county superintendent will hold weekly sessions at Bloomfield courthouse every Saturday until further notice.
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Wrigh
Ownebip
Greene County
Indiana
Jasveville
Wh. Powell
Isford Township
Marco
Samuel Nyceman
Washington Township
George Bogard
Swita City
Wm. H. Deck 180
Notce
Eightland Township
Brocktos
Greene
Linton
Joeph Mouw
Case Greene County
Newberry
D Moore
Tayle Township
Ludmne
Hesney Borter
Genter Township
Fieaton
P.O
Balnyony
F. Btekeingfellow
Smith Township
Anid
E. E. Brainhower
Teachers Examination Notice in Bloomfield Indiana
County Superintendent William M Moss will hold monthly teacher license examinations on the last Saturdays at 9 AM in the high school room at Bloomfield Indiana starting June 1. The notices indicate official testing for teaching credentials in the county.
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Bloomfield
Ind
William M. Moss
Three Major Congressional Measures and Mortuary Record
Washington reports Fifty-first congress actions with the McKinley tariff law, the silver bill, and the federal elections bill as top measures. Mortality lists record twelve representatives and three senators dead, plus numerous appropriations and laws enacted or defeated.
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Congos
Cas
Death Wing
Beck
Kentucky
Wison
Maryland
Hearst
Calfornia
W. D. Kelley
Samuel J. Randall
Lewis F. Watson
Pennslvania
Cox
David Wilber
Newton J. Nutting
New York
Richard Townsend
Ilinois
J. M. Barnes
James P. Walker
Missouri
James Lair
Nebraska
Edward J. Gray
Louisiana
James Lhelan
Tennessee
Knights of Reciprocity Hidden Order Expands in Kansas
March 10 report on a secret organization called the Knights of Reciprocity forming in Kansas after the election. Samuelle Peters and Judge Jesse Taylor note applications for a lodge, claiming aims like the Farmers Alliance with secret, rapid growth and national reach.
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Allicone Wastixetox
Kansas
Samuelle Peters
Jerry Samiy
Jettroof
Jjese Taylor
Garcen City
Kan
Union
Las
Farwers Alliance
Wool and livestock market notes from Boston and New York
Market report shows wool trade steady with firm prices across regions Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan and California while delaine combing and fine wools remain in demand. Prices for beef cattle and hogs in Cincinnati Philadelphia and Pittsburgh fall within typical ranges as New York reports mixed cattle and sheep pricing.
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Ohio
Pennsvania
Michhigan
Tba
California
Oregon
Cincinnati
Multiple 19th century events flood and crime headline list
A compilation of varied items: pardon denial for John C. Eno in New York. floods and rising waters in the south. Cincinnati baseball club sale to the National League for $30,000. sugar profits near $1,000,000. Idaho exhibit funds. treasury aid for Windom family. lottery suppression aids. drydock site decision on the Mississippi. religious conversions for marriage in Louisville. violent deaths in Kansas City, New Orleans, Ashland, Franklin, Wheeling, Darden, and Reading. a fatal train crash near Havans, a suicide in Toledo. fires in Philadelphia and Chicago. yellow fever in Brazil. snow in England. and notable moves by T. P. O'Connor.
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New York
South
Cincinnati Baseball Club
National League
al. Johnson
Cleveland
Hendricks County
Ind
Windom
Idaho
United States
Mississippi
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Kate Dawson
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Darden
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Sammy Sellers
Reading
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John Dirschrel
Brinkman
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Brazil
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England
Miscellaneous items on disasters politics and society
Rescued miners improve at Hazelton. Company seeks settlement with disaster sufferers. Gary Ferguson, 15, kidnapped at Chicago’s Brunswick hotel, possibly inheriting. Gen Sherman’s family thanks Grand Army. Census shows 24 percent white and 13 percent colored growth. Senate defeats Africa treaty. Oklahoma colored boomers hungry. Pacific Mail to run New Orleans to Caribbean routes. Fifty first Congress appropriations around 208.7 million. Senator Giordan joins Farmers Alliance. Canadian elections yield Conservative majority. Blaine notes U.S. indifference. Grady monument committee invites Governor Hill to speak in Atlanta. North Carolina GOP district planned. Atlanta Constitution plus cotton crop forecast: half million bales short. Chicago Socialists run city ticket. carpenters strike set for March 28.
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Father Reunited with Son After 24 Years Absence
In Catchmsls Indiana Mortimer Homer, adopted by George and Mrs Butler after his mother died when he was two, met his real father who had not seen him since. The elder Horner visited for a day and returned to his home near Pana, Illinois, while Horner mourned the Butlers as his true parents.
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George Butler
Clay Township
Horner
Mrs. Butler
Pana
Hoosierdam
International Bakers’ Union
Indianapolis
Michael Maloney
Greencastle
John Brinton
James Cheney
Fort Wayne
Ed. Lashon
Lebanon
Foster Gump
Joshua Ewing
Greensburg
Abel
Putnam
Seymour Thompson
Joseph Green
Lawrenceburg
Muncie
Pod” Brenner
Wabash
Yansort
Morgan
Lewis la Force
Grace Little
Indiapolis
Cooper Engine
Little
Johns
Mich
Alvert Crane
William Selking
Joe Daily
Anderson, Inc
Dan McAvoy
Indiana
Sensational Conviction in an Indiana Murder Trial
In Logansport Indiana on March 11 the Shafer murder trial reveals a sensational act. Martin Shafer after conviction sent a letter to his wife outlining feigning insanity to reach an asylum with plans to escape and directive for his property. Judge McConnell sentenced Shafer to fifteen years at Michigan City after receiving the letter.
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Indiana
LoGansport
Ind
Martin Shafer
Edward Lowry
Shafer
Donaldson
McConnell
Shafter
Michigan City
Fire Starts From Mouse At Greensburg Grocery
Sunday night a fire at Littell brothers' grocery on Main Street caused serious damage to stock and fixtures. The nearby office of The Frohibocrat narrowly escaped destruction. Authorities believe a mouse nibbling a match started the blaze. insurance was carried with Hartford.
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Greensburg
Ind
Littell Brothers
Main Street
Frohibocrat
Povunix
Hartford
Hoosierdam convention banquet ends bakery strike
A long list of readers notes from Indiana scenes recaps a banquet closing the International Bakers' union convention in Indianapolis. Reports include various incidents from Hoosier state towns, from arrests to unusual local events and oddities.
Legislature Passes Appointment Bills and Elects Trustees
Thursday both houses approved the appointment bill over the governor's veto. A congressional apportionment bill passed and sent to the governor, who vetoed it. In a joint session the legislature elected officers including Librarian J. P. Dann and hospital trustees, with Richmond hospital trustees' election deferred pending legislation. Subsequent days saw further bills, vetoes overridden, and Indianapolis rechartered under a new government.
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Marion County
Trustree
F. H. Houxer
Monroe County
Northern Hospital
David Hall
Noble County
Southern Hospital
R. H. Blue
Sullivar
John Brader
Port 1
Floyd Parks
Clark
Blind Institute
J. B. Stoll
St. Joseph
Deaf and Dumb
J. L. Blaze
Posey
Richmond Hospital
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Richmond Insane Asylum
Indianapolis
W. W. Woolen
Sterling Holt
Robert Cutterson
W. A. Sullivan
Vetoed fee and salary bill adjourns in Monday session
A veto by Govert A. Hovey on the fee and salary bill sparked lengthy welfare and mining debates as the governor refused to sign. The bill was overridden by both houses, but adjournment noted for the next two years, allowing incumbents to potentially collect fees.
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Govert A. Hovey
Houws
Hotel man shoots family in BaTEsviLLe tragedy
John Direhart a known hotel proprietor in BaTEsviLLe Ind fired a pistol while intoxicated Sunday. He shot his infant daughter Myra through the heart then wounded his mother in law and struck his wife in the breast before turning the gun on the kitchen girl. He then fled?
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Batesville
Ind
John Direhart
Myra
Tak
Azro Goff's Circular Promotes Year-Round Advertising
Nearly every business has its dull season and a good advertisement works day and night to make the advertiser known. Azro Goff's Circular argues that steady promotion builds name, location and advantages, yielding purchase when buyers act.
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Azro Goff
Local Advertising Persistence Encouraged in Sentinel Note
Warren Ills urges readers in the Sentinel to keep advertising despite early setbacks. He cites a past week in town when a short local program filled a car with tooned fence boards, urging continued effort and resilience in promotional endeavors.
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Warren Ills. Sentinel
It Fooled the Cop Thrice in Old Fort Street Tale
Detroit Journal recounts a century old incident at Third Street Presbyterian where a stove pipe chimney furnace caused repeated smoke. Firemen investigated each time, a police officer misidentified the smoke as benign, and the church burned to the cellar despite warnings.
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Old Fort Am
Third Street Presbyterian Cluurels
Wayne Street
Detroit Journal
District Officers and Court Session Schedule
Reads list of district officers including Hon John H O Neall and Gen W C Hulse. Notes circuit court convenes February April September and November with listed judges and the prosecuting attorney. Commissioners court meets first Mondays in March June September and December with Simon Biani and David L Caborn listed.
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Circuit Court
John H. Briggs
W C, Hulse
Simon Biani
W. A
David L. Caborn
Fraternal Lodges List Heads Bloomfield and Surrounding
A long OCR fragment catalogs Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges in Bloomfield and nearby towns. It lists meeting nights on or before moons, officers and titles such as W M W Moffett, W G Jones, M W Gainey, and others, along with lodge names like Bloomfield Lodge No. 457, Sherwood Lodge No. 411, Greene Lodge No. 577, and Worthington Lodge. The piece reads as a directory of fraternal societies and their weekly or monthly gathering times and leadership.
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Bloomfield Lodge No. 4
W. Moffett
Ww.m
W.G. Jones
S. W
James Hellera
A W
Simon Lehman
Treas
W. W. Gainey
Sec
H RK. Bowder
S. D
Richard Huffman
D. R. Spainhower
Tyler
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