Local Lawyers and Physicians Advertised in Bloomfield
Ringing Noises Cures Catarrh. OE Davis and W Moffett will practice in all county courts as Deputy Prosecuting Attorney and represent the State before Justices of the Peace. OFFETT and DAVIS, Attorneys at Law, Bloomfield, Indiana. J W Gray, M D, physician and surgeon. A Rankin, M D, Bloomfield. R S Cravens, physician and surgeon, Bloomfield. DEE LOWDER, physician, Bloomfield. A Burk, surgeon, Scotland Indiana. Calls promptly attended day or night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxtell
Greene
Court House
Bloomfield
Indiana
W. McIntosh
Owen Counties
W. Moffett
Offett & Davis
Attorneys AT Law
Shaw & A
Greene County
B. Rankin
Ind
S. Stalcup
A. Burk
Ray Sigian
Subceon
Scotland
Trustees Schedule Notices From Greene County Indiana Townships
Public notices list weekly office or residence hours for trustees in Wright Washington Cass Taylor Grant Highland and Brock townships Greene County Indiana. Each trustee declares days permitted for township business and that work occurs only on those days per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Township
Greene County
Indiana
Jagonville
WM. Powell
Washington Township
George Bogard
Cass
Newberry
John D Moore
Taylor Township
Henry Borter
Bloomfield Superintendent Announces Weekly Office Hours
County Superintendent William M. Moss states he will be at the courthouse office each Saturday to transact official business. In a separate notice Moss also announces a teacher's license examination on the last Saturday of every month at 1 o'clock a.m. in the Bloomfield high school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Township
Greene County
Indiana
Wm. II
Deckard, Trustes
Brockton Township
Linton
Joseph Mos
Court House
William M. Moss
Bloomfield
Ind
Real estate Agent and Notary Public listings in Linton Indiana
A large catalog presents town and farm properties for sale in Linton Indiana. Real estate agent and notary public services accompany the listings, detailing parcels, prices, and contact points for buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Indiana
Election of Trustees at Lyons Lodge No 617 Indiana
Notice announces election of three trustees for Lyons Lodge No 617 in Lyons Indiana. Election to be held at the lodge hall on Tuesday night December 1 2850. Members urged to attend and participate. Secretaries Stacy and Bee rn endorse the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Lodge
U. B
Lyons
Ind
Tsk
Indiana
Stacy
Mer
Mistakes in Teaching Readings and Classroom Practice
County educational columnist criticizes teachers for prioritizing pronunciation over understanding. Emphasizes short lessons, using reading to teach history geography grammar and composition, and following new textbooks guidance. urges adherence to prefaces, eliminates McGuffey reading method, and stresses mental work in arithmetic and proper grade progression. Parents’ role in discipline and cleanliness highlighted. praises rising attendance and enthusiastic learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey
Harvey
Republican Waterloo and Causes Analyzed in Indiana Editorial
The Indianapolis News argues Democratic gains across states show a national shift. It cites Ohio's wipeout of a prior Republican lead, tariff reform education, Sugar Trust exposure, and farmer study of tariff effects. It criticizes civil service failures, spoils, and protectionism fostering trusts and high consumer prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
St. Louis
Republican Party
Foraker
Sherman
South
Iowa
Protracted Spencer-Robbins Case Echoes Dickensian Length
The Spencer-Robbins land dispute has endured multiple trials dating back to Judge John T. Gunn and through various courts including Gibson county. After four trials and repeated Supreme Court reversals the case may seek a new rehearing before returning to Gibson Circuit Court as costs mount and the land value is dwarfed by litigation expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer-Robbins
Jarndyce
Dickens
Sullivan Democrat
John T. Gunn
N. Chambera
Vincennes
Supreme Court
Gibson County
Gibson Circuit Court
Missing heifer found in Bloomfield Indiana
A white heifer about 15 months old with red specks and no brands was found. Owner can recover by paying damages per this notice, W H Myers Bloomfield Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Myers
Bloomfield, Ind
Various Briefs From Around The World And Country
A digest of assorted items: a baby giraffe dies at Cincinnati Zoo. drought-stricken Faulk counties farmers in hardship. the new cruiser San Francisco launched in San Francisco. Bilis Rhodes innocent of murder per new evidence. Debates on coinage and half-cent pieces. studies of international currency. Halford denies resignation. Navy bids for three steel cruisers with $1,225,000 bid. Michigan farmers join Patrons of Husbandry. Daniel Evans slain at Bala Kansas. New York Times hints McKinley for speaker. Chicago eyes 162 congressmen for world fair. Telegraph network length exceeds 500000 miles. Rev Talmage starts new tabernacle. Depew doubts immigration crowding. Ohio Cairo bridge opens. Crimes and accidents include a Chicago bartender shooting, a Kansas elevator death, Brown University funds shortfall, and multiple local incidents. Foreign notes cover Bulgarian engagement rumors, Queen Victoria in Florence talk, Madagascar French position, Vatican demands, and Roth diary-linked murders in Hungary. Deaths list several notable figures and a wave of personal items notes Chauncey M Pe w back home and staff appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinefinati
San Francisco
Bilis Rhodes
St. Clair County
American Newsdealers’ Association
Congress
Switzerland
Belgitm
Germany
Holland
Halford
Navy Department
Columbian Iron Works
Baltimore
Michigan
Daniel Evans
W. M. Gray
Bala
Kan
New York Times
McKinley
Chicago
Talmage
Tabernacle
Chauncey M. Depew
United States
China
Ohio
Cairo
Krupp Gun Plant to Locate Near Pittsburg?
A Tribune report from Pittsburg says Herr Krupp of Essen Germany plans moving his gun factory to western Pennsylvania. A five square mile site near Monongahela City on the Monongahela River is under negotiation to host works and a model town with natural gas fuel and rail access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New York
Tribune
Pittsburg
Herr Krapp
Essen
Germany
Rhenish
Krupp
Pennsylvania
Krup
Herr Krupp
Kronenberg
Insson
Piersuune
Monongahela River
J. B. Finley
Monongahela City
Charles G. McJlvaine
McTivaine
President Harrison Works on Message as Cabinet Reports Flow
The article notes President Harrison dictating his message with most cabinet reports due, plans drafts via scratch tablet memos, and aims to finish by late November with public printing starting early December. It also mentions various unrelated items from St Petersburg to Kentucky and London Vanity Fair gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Publica
Lot of scattered items across politics crime and tragedies
A long mixed wire-service summary reports on Treasury debts, public spending, and a debate over General Grant's burial place. It covers a range of events from a Michigan Supreme Court decision on adoptions to accidents and crimes across several states, including drownings, rail and train wrecks, and a Memphis infant death attributed to incessant crying.
Dog Leads Family to Paralyzed Master in Woods
In Atlanta on October 30 a hunter named Robert Denham suffered a sudden paralysis while hunting squirrels. His dog stayed by his side for hours until the family, alerted by the dog's frantic whines and runs, found him and carried him home, where he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Robert Denham
Confederate Veterans Form State Home Fund Group
Fifteen hundred veterans gathered in O'Brien's opera house to organize a state association to fund a home for disabled and homeless Confederate veterans. Messages from Jefferson Davis and others were read as the group elected Gen. E. Pettus president and chose a vice president from each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birewixenanu
Ale
O'Brien
Opera House
Jefferson Davis
Joseph E. Johnson
Wade Hampton
E. Pettus
Removal of Col East and appointment of Wenzlaff
The report details Col East’s removal as Yankton land office registrar during Cleveland's era to make way for Republican Wenzlaff. The South Dakota Journal praises East's integrity and notes his removal was partisan. The Dakota Herald says East’s office conduct was historically satisfactory and cites party demand, contrasting Wenzlaff with Ball, a storied veteran with strong endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Hughes East
Yankton
Col. East
Herald
Wenzlaff
W. H. Ball
Indiana
United States
Morton hotel liquor license controversy at national temperance convention
Governor St John recounts Morton saloon dispute at the W C T U national convention in Chicago. He says Morton did not run a saloon or hold a liquor license but approved a license for a hotel operated by Kernan, with Morton and John McLean owners adjoining property. He cites conflicting claims and defense of Miss Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. John
Morton
Miss Willard
Willard
Kernan
John McLean
Letter to the Editor from Newberry on Cushman and school clash
A Newberry Indiana letter to the editor defends Cushman as a gentleman who offered no inducements for summer attendance at his normal. The writer denies trying to steal the Thomas school and cites Cushman’s comment not to withdraw and that he would not teach if elected if Arva Thomas’ supporters prevailed. Also lists petit jurors for the November term by township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Democrat
Newberry
Ind
Cushman
Thomas
Arva Thomas
Alden's Manifold Cyclopaedia praised for practicality
Volume XV reviews Alden's cyclopaedia noting thorough treatment of science and practical topics. It highlights entries on Food and Drink Forest Laws Fruit and Fungi, biographies of Foote Forbes Franklin Freemont Galileo, and emphasizes affordable pricing and mail delivery options. John B. Alden publishers invite orders with sample volume and offer steady employment in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden
Foote
Archibald Forbes
Benjamin Franklin
John C. Fremont
James A. Froude
Robert Fulton Galen
Galileo
Morocco
John B. Alden
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hood
Wood
G. B. Gree
Eighth
Tn. W
Washington, D.C
J. I. Routt
Marksburg
N. B
C. J. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Emerson Siort
SET & van Buskirk
New Court House
van Bosere
F. Gallemore
Public Square
L. Slinkard
OE Davis
J W. Gray
End
Cavins & Cavina
R. S.C. Cravens
Dee Lowder
Eyeleigh’s Drug Store
Otice
Highland Township
Simon Bland
D. J. Terhune
Beern
Eel
Amalgamated Iron Association
Nail Manufacturers’ Association
Barbed Wire Manufacturers
Western Pig Iron Association
Empire Iron Company
National Burial Case Company
Western Farm Mortgage Company
Halls of
Fk. J. Girard
Oliver Bertrand
Michael Broderick
King»an
Armourdale
Newton PR. Hatch
Baltimore and Ohio Express Company
Salt Coats
Anderson
F. Dugan
J. Fullerton
J. McClellan
Dugan
Brown University
Robinson
Thomas Thompson
Robert Robinson
Samuel Fleming
Irwin
James Thompson
Delhi
John Booth
Shabbona Grove
Northville
N. Y
Oscar Barclay
Oscar
Vienna Allgemeine-Achtung
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Louise
Alencon
Dillon
Lorraine
Brussels
Paris
Victoria
Florence
Frederick
Sahel
Zanzibar
Madagascar
Vatican
Lipsie
Hungary
Limerick
Leo Lesquereux
Annie Price
Alexander Morris
Manitoba
Thompson
Vermont
Vaddromdl
Frankfort
Mich
Chauncey M. Pepew
Milton M. Fella
Washington
Ativision
Jobin Biel
Philadelyshit
Sporting Sparks
Plaice Thease Ball Brotherhood
League and Association
Mombers
Stonehoro
Armour & Corpenny
Kansas City
Seth Low
Brooklyn
Columbia College
Sporthly
Brooklysn
Sorgom
Philadelphia
Mitborg
Cleveland
Kiengen
Cred J
Hocking Valley
Harrison
St. Petensians
Barks
Gatschina
John Barks
John Young
Carlisle
Sierra Grande
Colorado
New Mexico
Vanity Fair
London
Hatafeldt
Brompton Oratory
Chara Elizabeth Frentico
Clara Elizabeth Huntington
Lord
Ailent
Reeder
Treasury de Ues
Siggest
United
Supreme Court of Michigan
Childre
Grafton
W. Va
John Armbruster
Grand Rapids
Mabel Sherman
Mamie Isdell
Jesse Hovel
Calho County
Iil
Mra Cleveland
G. Scanki
Genoa
Harlan County
Will
John Howard
Arkansas
Sincere Ho
Lewis
Woods
Bussey
Montana
Scoroner
Cincinnati
Hiram Armstrong
Logansport
Montgomery
Ala
Andersonville
Rusk
Fort Wayne Road
Beaver Falls
Passaic City
N. J
Denison
Tex
Louisville
Nashville
Memiuis
Fenn
Julia Smith
Taylor N. Dyer
Jefferson Township
John M. Stahl
Smith
William Fry
Stafford
Joseph Burcham
Richland
O. Beckwith
Wright
George W. Ferris
Jefferson
T. J. Carmichael
Center
Andrew J. Hattabaugh
Casa
George W. Day
Fairplay
Byrd ©Mbs
John Aydelotte
Wm. A. Harbin
Staffort
E. C. Pierson & Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!