Local Newspaper Notice on Subscriptions and Post Office Filing
An aged county newspaper notice invites advertisers to inspect subscription books at THE DEMOCRAT and directs mail to the paper in Bloomfield Indiana. It states a yearly price of 1 50 dollars and notes post office entry as second class matter.
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Democrat
Elizabeth Ried
Elizabeth Reid
Frank H. Reid
Addison ¥. Ried
Maggie L. Reid
Anna Belle Reese
Basen
AL Reese
Joanna L. Ried
Oleyei
Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
Bloomfield
Ranklin Ramsey
Greene Circuit Court
Lizzie E. Cooper
Joseph &. Cooper
Franklin Ramsey
M.D. Ellis
P’ff
Circuit Court of Greene Counts
John O. Burbank
Absalom Barton
Francis Barton
Frances Barton
Charles Barton
George Barton
Erie May Barton
Delia J. Bashaw
Ira Barton
Anna Spotts
David Barton
Anna Barton
Leonard Barton
Margaret Barton
Allen Gaskill
Rosanna S. Gaskill
Subscription Terms For The Sentinel In 1889
The notice explains subscription dates and payment rules. It states subscribers can renew by mail if not in town and that papers may be stopped if payments lapse. It notes bills are due every Saturday night and outlines county and out of county payment requirements.
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John Peters
John Peter
Sheriff’s sales dominate Worthington Times coverage
The Worthington Times reports that sheriff’s sales receive the bulk of local notices and public auction coverage, highlighting recurring listings and frequent deadlines in the sheriff’s sale section.
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The
Worthington Times
Farmers Mutual Benefit Association gains county momentum
The Farmers Mutual Benefit Association is sweeping through the county like a Kansas cyclone and could do farmers much good.
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Farmer’s Mutal Benefit Association
Kansas
Morton Opens New Washington Locust Store Thriving
Vice President Morton launches an 8 locust shop in Washington already reporting strong sales and likely profitable returns. The venture is described as a thriving business investment with promising prospects.
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Morton
Washington
North Dakota Farmers Vote for Home Market Blessings
TuHos voters and thousands of starving farmers in North Dakota find solace in the idea of a home market they helped secure by their votes. The remark frames the political outcome as a safeguard for local producers and community livelihoods.
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North Dakota
Library officials plan book additions for local schools
The News and Times reports that T. R. Bruner Kinsey Cullison H Hunt and C C Ballard will introduce new books in their schools Bruner and Cullison have new titles while Hunt adds two thirds of his and Ballard contributes part of his selections, outlining a broad school reading update.
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T. R. Bruner
Kinsey Cullison
H. Hunt
C.C. Ballard
Messrs. Bruner
Cullison
Mr. Hunt
Mr. Ballard
Greene County News Weighs Cyrus E. Davis For Congress
The News awaits whether Greene county voters rally behind Cyrus E. Davis if he enters the race. It notes Davis has recently earned praise after weeks of sharp criticism from the paper and the public.
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Greene County
Cyrus E. Davis
Congress
Davis
Morton’s Washington Vice Presidency Attracts Attention
VicE-PRESIDENT Morton opens a new saloon in Washington, a historic first as the first vice president to buy the office and to hold a license to sell liquor while in office, likely drawing attention from the moral ideas faction.
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Morton
Washington
Local Papers At County Seat Face Patronage Split
The critique argues Linton and Worthington papers should stay strictly local and non sectarian. It decries two party papers at the county seat for campaign duties and for distributing patronage after a disputed printing burden.
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Linton
Worthington
Editor Serrit Attacks Administration in District Paper
The Democrat critic cites Washington Gazette editor Serrit calling Harrison’s actions disgraceful and appointing “superannated imbeciles.” He questions who is targeted, noting Boss Chambers and Eli Hornaday as possible examples and inviting readers to infer meanings.
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Serrit
Washington Gazette
Harrison
Lerrit
Chambers
Eli Hornaday
Notice of Jersey Yearling Bail Call and Subscriptions
Notice states a jersey yearling bail call owner can recover by paying this notice and damages Frank NEWson The DEMOCRAT is authorized to take new subscriptions or collect money due the Linton Enterprise The Enterprise is authorized to do the same for us A J Dickey of Scotland Indiana testifies Dead Shot alleviated wrist pain and swelling after one bottle with two to three applications
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Frank Newson
Democrat
Linton Enterprise
Enterprise
A. J. Dickey
Scotland
Ind
Mary Livermore’s Mystory of the War draws agents nationwide
The rush of agents for Mary A. Livermore’s Mystory of the War continues as sales rise daily. The book, not a war history but Livermore’s four years as a nurse, promises profound pathos and profit for agents. Published by A D Worthington & Co of Hartford with agent recruitment note in another column.
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Mary A. Livermore
A. D. Worthington & Co
Hartford, Conn
Democratic sweep across states dominates Tuesday elections
The piece notes Democratic victories in Ohio Campbell winning governor by a 15000 plurality and broad majorities in state tickets. It reports legislative splits with Democrats and Republicans in the House and Senate and sketches results in Iowa New York Virginia New Jersey Maryland Massachusetts Nebraska Pennsylvania with mixed outcomes.
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Ohio
Campbell
House of Representatives
Senate
Boss
Iowa
New York
Virginia
McKinney
Hilly Mahone
New Jersey
Maryland
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Foraker
Maassachusetts
Times-Star
Columbus
Conger
House
Neal
Democrat State Committee
Newberry Special questioned Cushman team in 1889 row
A long interrogation targets Cushman for involvement in writing a controversial Newberry article. The letter lists numerous allegations about bribery, influence peddling, licenses, and school appointments tied to Cushman, Johnson, and others, dated Newberry Ind November 7 1889.
Ohio and Virginia election returns lead Democrats to gains
Ohio results show Democrat Campbell with a lead exceeding 7 000 as Neal claims a likely statewide Democratic majority on joint ballot. Republicans concede Campbell's election but doubt full assembly gains. Other states report mixed outcomes with Democrats carrying several counties and Virginias results awaited.
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Foraker
Campbell CoumpBus
Conger
Republican State Executive Committee
Campbell
Williams
Knox
Hancock
Pike
Noble
Stark
Adams
van Wert
Hardin
General Assembly
Neal
House
Toledo
Democratic Gains Reported Across Virginia in Local Dispatches
Alexandria dispatches show rising Democratic gains in Virginia, with the Ninth district giving McKinney a margin over 2000 and state totals surpassing 30,000 since 1888. Two-thirds Democratic majorities are expected in the legislature, Henrico elects Davis, and congratulatory telegrams pour in from New York and Ohio.
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Alexandria
Saltville
Ninth
McKinney
Henrico County
Davis
Gordon
Barbour
Democratic-Republican Gains in Baltimore and State
Bartinorr reports Boughman Democrat wins comptroller by 8 000 in the state. Democrats elect twelve first branch and seven second branch men. fusionists ten first branch and four second branch men. Senate 18 Democrats 8 Republicans. House 56 Democrats 385 Republicans. Baltimore mayor totals Davidson Democrat 40 984, Stairs fusion 37 316, Michelberger Prohibition 632. Democratic plurality 2 954. Cleveland's 1888 plurality was 6 945.
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Bartinorr
Boughman
Senate Democrats
House
Baltimore
Davidson
Stairs
Fusion
Michelberger
Prohibition
Cleveland
Iowa Returns Point to Democrat State Ticket Victory
Des Moines reports on election returns show the Democratic state ticket leading by about 10 000 votes with Boies ahead. Republicans concede an 8 000 net loss and expect Boies to win governor by around 3 000. Legislature expected Republican but with reduced margins.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Boics
Boies
Prohibition Shaped Kansas Local Elections
Kansas counties voted on local offices with issues largely limited to local matters. The article notes prohibition influenced voter sentiment and that the statewide context colored county races, though most contests remained focused on local governance.
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Kansas
Republicans Victorious in Massachusetts Returns
Boston voters show Brackett leading with 123,691 votes to Russell 117,523 and Blackmer 13,263 in a partial statewide tally. Hall's lieutenant governor lead trails Brackett’s, while the legislature shifts toward more Republicans with 30 Senate seats and 157 House members reported versus prior totals.
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Boston
Quincy
Massachusetts
Brackett
Russell
Blackmer
Leutenant
Hall
Senate
House
Democratic Victory Looms In New Jersey Returns
Nov 6 returns pour in from across New Jersey showing a strong Democratic lead. Early tallies place the Senate at 11 Republicans to 10 Democrats and the Assembly at 33 Democrats to 27 Republicans. Abbott’s statewide majority seen between 7,000 and 8,000 votes. The New York Sun cites a 10,000 to 12,000 range.
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Jersey City
Senate
Assembly
Abbott
New York Sun
New Jersey
Six Killed in Battle Between Judge Lewis and Howards
News from Prirvinir Kentucky reports Judge Lewis and fifty armed men clashed Wednesday on Martin's Fork with the Howard gang. Six killed including Hall and Whitlock and several wounded. Lewis vows to pursue the gang until they are driven from the county as volunteers reinforce.
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Judge Lewis
Prirvinir
Howard
Hall
Whitlock
J. P. Meyer & Company
Louisville and Nashville
Cumberland Gap
Virginia
Harlan County
Lewis
Law and Order Party
Kentucky
Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Harrison
The president proclaims Thanksgiving Day for November 28 1889 praising divine providence blessing peace, harvests, and national unity and urging prayer and worship across the United States with the seal affixed in Washington.
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Washington
Benjamin Harrison
United States of America
Gédd
United States
Republican Light Vote Cast in Pennsylvania State Election
November 6 report from Poiapenninsa shows only state officer elected was state treasurer Henry Boyer, Republican. Ed ward A. Bigler Democrat and James T. Johnson Prohibitionist also ran. Boyer expected to win by a large margin with about 60,000-plus plurality nationwide but initial returns indicate a light turnout and a strong Republican gain across 27 counties.
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Poiapenninsa
Pennsylvania
Henry &. Boyer
Edward A. Bigler
James T. Johnson
Boyer
Idars
Suter
Dutline
Philadelphia
Nebraska returns favor GOP in state and county vote
In Lisco, Nebraska voters chose minor state and county officers and elected a Republican congressman to fill the Second district vacancy after James Laird's death. The election passed quietly with fair weather and an estimated Republican state ticket majority of 2,000. The state leans heavily Republican with little local excitement.
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Liscoux
Neb. G
Nebraska
James Laird
Quiet Election in Democratic Stronghold as Weather Reduces Vote
In Jackson Mississippi on November 6 there was no opposition to the Democratic ticket and few returns due to a lack of interest. Some excitement occurred in counties with local dissent, but overall the election was unusually quiet. Unfavorable weather further reduced turnout.
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Kansas
tMahone
Pankenstone
W. Va
Mahone
Harrison
Butler Mahone
Butler
Senator Mahone
Mashone
Jackson
Migs
Estimated Democratic Majorities in New York Races
New York voters on November 6 show estimated Democratic margins for state offices. Rice secretary of state leads by 22,057, Wimple comptroller by 12,721, Labor attorney general by 12,640, Danforth treasurer by 16,630, and O'Brien judge of the court of appeals by about 20,000.
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New York
Rice
Wimple
Labor
Danforth
O’brien
Court of Appeals
Light Wyoming vote as snow blocks turnout
Heavy snow and slick roads keep Wyoming constituting vote on the state constitution light, with an estimated 10 000 voters and under 1000 opposed. In Chicago Cook County Democrats win ten commissioners and Republicans five, Stephens Republican for recorder by 1040, and Tammany leads in New York judge results with three districts left.
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Cugyvenny
Wy. T
Wyoming
Chicago
Cook
Stephens
Crawford
Tammany
New York
Judge of General Sessions
Gildersleeve
Fitzgerald
President Harrison Ends Night Uncertain Returns
President Harrison slept after 10 as election returns offered no definite state results. Attorney General Miller visited briefly. Windom discussed Ohio and Mahone defeats. Cleveland plans Europe next June per New York dispatch. Murder case: Smith captured in Tennessee for killing City Marshal Williams at Trenton, Kentucky.
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Halford
Windom
Treasury
Mahone
Ohio
Aiahone
Clevelands
Europe
Bosiays
Washington Dispatch
the Globe
New York
Cleveland
Nashvillle
Tenn
Smith
Williams
Trenton
Dever
Clarksville
Fast Time in 2 New Direction
Railroads cut through travel time as two vestibuled trains run daily between Chicago and Cincinnati in ten hours linking the south with the northwest. The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton and Monon routes lead the rapid transit effort starting November 4.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Monon
Chicago
Cash Talks At We Desire to Close Out Our Stock
An advertisement promises to clear entire stock with guarantee of perfect fits and attractive prices. Shoppers are urged to call and see whether the claim holds true.
Harper’s Magazine 1890 offerings announced for readers
Harper’s Magazine 1890 to feature Edwin A. Abrey Shakespeare with Andrew Lang comments, Alphonso Daudet tale The Colonists of Tarascon translated by Denry James, illustrated by Rossi and Mybrach. W D Howells and Lafcadio Hearn to contribute serialized fiction Youma with illustrations. Aproned to include current topics, poetry, and timely articles.
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Edwin A. Abrey
Makren
Andrew Lang
Harper’s Magazine
Alphonso Daudet
Tarascon
Denry James
Rossi and Mybrach
W. D. Howells
Lafcadio Hearn
Harper's Magazine and Harper's Weekly Subscription Rates
Advertisement outlines subscription options for Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly and Harper's Bazaar plus Young People. Details include postage free to US Canada and Mexico bound volumes prices binding cloth cases and an index volume. Payment via post office money order or draft. Address Harper & Brothers New York.
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Harper's Magazine
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Harper's
United States
Canada
Mexico
Starper’s MaGazIne
Post Office
Harper & Brothers
New York
Bradlaugh Recovering from Lung Congestion Relapse
The report states Mgr Bradlaugh, afflicted with congestion of the lungs, is again improving after a recent relapse. In another item, Col Robert H Shankland, editor of The Cattaraugus Union, died at his home in Elliottville at age 77.
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Bradlaugh
Mgr
Aunaged
Burrato, N
Robert H. Shankland
Cattaraugus Union
Elliottville
The Ivory Soap Box Rescue Tale
A boy stranded on a burning ship ends up perched on a box of Ivory Soap. He drifts at sea and is carried safely to shore, buoyed by the famous soap. The piece contrasts genuine Ivory with counterfeit soaps and urges readers to insist on the original.
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Procter & Gamble
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