Political chatter and 1892 ticket talk in The Bloomfield Democrat
The Bloomfield Democrat reports on sheriff election results and party tickets. It notes Democratic and Republican nominees, predicts 1892 presidential tickets, and cites opinions from Iowa and Washington correspondents about potential candidates and electoral prospects.
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Political fallout from recent elections in Iowa and New York
The Sentinel critiques Republican gerrymandering and defeat in key states. It notes Iowa’s strong pro prohibition stance backfiring for Republicans, while New York’s large Democratic majority signals broader national implications. It warns Republican papers exaggerate small gains and laments missed opportunities in Massachusetts and Nebraska.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Iowa
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Michigan
Rpublican
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Harrison
Nebraska
Sentinel
Kemp Wins Stockton Recorder Seat After Gritty Campaign
Chas. B. Kemp assumes Stockton township recorder duties on the 20th instant, bringing fourteen years of farming and fourteen winters of teaching. A veteran of Company F, 57 Indiana Volunteer, he fought at Spring Hill Franklin and Nashville, was married in 1873 to Mattie Lester, and has four children. He previously served as assessor, won the recorder nomination after a hard-fought race, and now faces duties with a firm, public-spirited record.
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Recorder
Democratic Handa
Chas
B. Kemp
Mr. Kemp
Wike County
North Carolina
Sullivan County
Greeneoounty
Spring Hill
Franklin
Nashville
Mattie Lester
Vincent Lester
Newberry
Stockton Township
Chas T. A. Burch
Center Township
Burch
Joseph G Smith
Kemp
Stockton
Wm. E Inman
J G Smith
Mc Barch
Remarkable Recovery Credited to Favorite Prescription
A New York woman recounts long illness and relief after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She describes life as torture until the medicine restored health and strength, leading her to share gratitude to God and the physician for helping other women.
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New York
Tsan Dr Pierce
Astra
Chilies Foreign Minister Denies Hostility To United States
Chilean foreign minister Matta defends government stance amid US pressure over the Baltimore incident. He says US representatives cannot dictate Chilean actions and rejects claims of hostility. Inquiry into the sailors’ assault proceeds with cross ship observer participation. Silva elected president of the Senate. Luco leads the Chamber of Deputies.
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Wiese
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Herald
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Foster
Senor Silva
Senor Luco
India’s Opium Policy Critiqued by Calcutta Speaker
Hira Lal Kiwanar of Calcutta told a Madison Avenue Episcopal church audience that Britain promotes opium use in India for revenue. He cited 5,006,000 acres dedicated to poppy cultivation and 16,000,000 pounds of annual opium production consumed in India China and Burmah. He called the India government the sole manufacturer and warned of rising opium vices and moral decline.
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New York
Hira Lal Kiwanar
Calcutta
India
Madison Avenue Episcopal Church
China
Burmah
United Kingdom
Whisky Trust to Open Large Peoria Distillery Next Week
The Takomina process will be used at a new Peoria plant to produce whisky with claimed 20 percent production savings. Director Jacob Woolner says the process will roll out to other distilleries and apply to beer and ale. The trust now controls most of the western trade after a recent dealers arrangement.
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Peoria
St. ChicaGo
Whisky Trust
Jacob Woolner
Woolner
Markets Report From Cincinnati and New York
The market summary lists prices for wheat, cattle, hogs, and lambs with ranges for grades and grades from Cincinnati and New York. It notes items such as prime cattle at 9 3/4 to 4 50, hogs around 3 40 to 4 05, and lambs at 3 50 to 5 25 with December wheat and November corn futures mentioned.
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Nelectea
Littsburg
Golden Wedding Ties Draw Two Thousand In Hanover
Hon. Daniel Bletcher and wife of Scottsburg celebrated their golden wedding with upwards of 2,000 participants in Hanover Indiana. Two beef cattle, five farted calves, plus sheep and swine were slaughtered and roasted in honor of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Blutcher are among the oldest settlers in southern Indiana.
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Ind
Daniel Bletcher
Scottsburg
Scott County
Blutcher
Indiana
Anacth Accident Insurance Swindler Captured at St Paul
The notorious Bob Mausgrave who obtained 25000 from accident insurers faked his death by using a skeleton in a cabin near an Indiana village. He burned the cabin and with a confederate spread reports of his death. Pinkerton detectives captured him in St Paul Thursday night. Forest fires in Vincennes district caused by weekend blazes.
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Didiana
St. Paul Thursday
Pinkerton
Murderers Captured Near Exauisa After Two Months
Henry and Andrew E low killed Thomas Snyder at Doolittle's mill and were arrested Saturday after two months hiding in the woods. In New York, Stuart Robson and May Waldron were married at city hall yesterday.
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Andrew E,low
Thomas Snyder
Doolittle’s Mill
New York
Stuart Robson
City Hall
May Waldron
Supreme Court affirms United Brethren property ruling
In Indianapolis the supreme court affirmed Special Judge Bundy’s Wayne county ruling giving church property to the liberals, including the Dayton book plant. The decision holds ecclesiastical courts handle the matter with no civil court interference. Columbus note reports Mrs. George Dahh’s death and a family history of heart trouble among relatives and a local butcher clan.
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United States
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Notice of Apacieation for Liquor License in Stefford
Notice to citizens of Stefford that Greene County plans to issue a liquor license for the Town of Mareas. The applicant seeks rights to sell vinous intoxicants at a premises described by bounded measurements and location near the town, with a public hours plan and compliance details.
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Notices of Liquor License Application in Owensburg area
A resident(s) in Owensburg regards a license application for beer and wine sales at a local premises. Public notice details include location in Owensburg township, proximity to key streets, and required posting and hearing timelines for license approval.
Real estate listings in Bloomfield Greene County area
Multiple farm and house listings near Bloomfield and Cavins addition. Properties include 120 acres near Bloonfield with cultivation, a 40 acre tract with apple trees, large frame house and barn, 160 acres with orchard, 14 houses and eight lots in Cavins addition, and 2751 acres within a mile of Bloomfield with water, fruit, and good fences. Prices range from 40 per acre to $1,500 for a 175x150 property. brokers seek more listings and buyers.
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