Local Attorneys and Doctors Listed in Bloomfield Notice
A damaged OCR snippet lists multiple Bloomfield Indiana lawyers and physicians with offices around the public square. Names include Walton, Von Busridey, Hort, Van Buskire, Axtell, Offett, Davis, Blrankin, Cravens, Lowder, and Boubre. It notes practice in Greene and surrounding counties and services in real estate, law, and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Moffett
Offett & Davis
Bloomfield
Indiana
Shaw & Bays
Greene County
Trustee Notices From Greene County Indiana Townships
Trustee notices announce weekly or Saturday business hours for Wright Township Brookly n and Taylor townships in Greene County Indiana. William Powele Joseph Moss and Henry Porter state that township business will be transacted only on designated days and at specified offices or residences as required by law.
Trustees Notice of Greene County Indiana Township Meetings
Trustees Jound Moore and Wm M Deckard announce weekly meetings in Greene county Indiana. Moore will transact township business Mondays at his residence southeast of Newberry, while Deckard will hold business Saturdays at his residence two miles south of the precinct. Meetings are lawful and limited to these days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Weenship
Greene County
Tndiana
Deckard
Trusice's Notice to Town residents in Highland county Iowa
Notice to people of Highland county Iowa that I will transact the basin of its township at my resident office on any day except Sunday. Imon Leland, Trustee.
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Brooklyn Township
Greene County
Indiana
Linton
Joseph MO S
Nighland
Towreene
Ana
Imon Leland
Notice by George Logard to Transact Township Business
Notice to residents of Washing to township Greene county that George Logard trustee will be at his office residence every Saturday during the term to transact all township business. Only on those days will business be conducted as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Touwnship
Greene County
Indiana
Jaconville
WM. Powele
Taylor Tewraklp
Creene County
Janelter
Henry Borter
Trusiec
McMoe
Casa Township
Newberry
Jound Moore
Natice Fahereby
Washingto Township
George Logard
Truater
South Africa
Eodnli
Montgmery County
Arkansas
Missig
Hot Springs
Judge McAllister
Ravenswood
Chicago
Supreme Court
Amanda Montgomery
Gus
Wineman
Greensburis
Vas
Denver
Col
Compng Social Queens and the First Ladies’ Social Sphere
The piece profiles Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Harrison as central figures in Washington society, detailing their backgrounds, educations, and roles. It notes Mrs. Harrison’s literary and painting interests, charity work for orphans, and her social influence, alongside Mrs. Morton’s aristocratic New York lineage and family. It also mentions their husbands, early marriages, and the evolving social dynamics around the White House era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Motomy
Viarrson
Varrison
Lidianapa
Chook
Warrison
Bn Tianapalia
Washington
Duminesse Goding
Cleve- Tax Starton
New York
Morton
Anne
Empire State
Peughkeepsie
Hudson
Who Will Succeed Tim Saulsbury in Delaware Senate?
The piece surveys potential successors for the Delaware seat in the U S Senate, noting Senator Saulsbury's long tenure and the Republicans' chance to win with a state legislature majority. It highlights Anthony Higgins as a candidate, detailing his education, war service, legal career, and rise as a Republican leader in Delaware politics.
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Tim
United States
Delaware
Eli Saulsbury
Raulsbury
Tom
Senate Epav
Saulsbury
Treuwmileus
Senster Lansbury
Kent Comunty
Del
Ife
Dickinson College
Tire
Tie
Tstates Aanete
Willard Smailsbury
Senate
Anthony Higgins
Heo
Red Lion Hundred
Newcastle County
Get
Delaware College
Yale College
William C. Whitney
Provernor
Daniel S. Chawberhain
Tou
Horace Fowler
Franklin
Grant
Union Sentes
Zion
Alaine
Harrison
John AL Claytoun
Senator Quay
Col Dudley
Republican League
Senator Mahone
Chamberlain’s
Virginia
Mahone
West Virginia
Stie
Quay
Eee
Compton
Maryland
Republican Committee
Mudd
House
Wise
Mary Anderson the American Actress in London Life
Mary Anderson, born in Sacramento in 1854, rose from Louisville street recitals to New York stardom and a London career. Her mother recalls early scenes, including a Louisville debut, and notes her Lond on residence in South Hampstead with a vast view, her discipline and study habits, plus a tale of meeting Buffalo Bill and a shaping scene with J A Barnes in Ingomar.
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Mary Anderson
Lomson
Given
Louisville
California
Sacramento
Miss Whittier
Noble Butler
New York
Vandenhoff
Butler
Mary
Collins
Romeo
William Griffith
London
Southampstead
Buffalo Bill
Mies Anderson
Eis
Aliss Anderson
British Museum
J. A. Barnes
Iagomar
Ingomar
Ingemar
Wieh
Maritime tensions rise over Haiti trade disruptions
David G. Compton, captain of the Haytian Republic, is seized by the Saytian government in Port-au-Prince on charges of carrying insurgents though Boston observers doubt his guilt. The Saginaw incident misfires as arms aboard fail to reach Hayti, triggering political jitters and a growing international incident in the Caribbean.
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David G. Compton
Layti
United States
Mayti
Boston
New York
Lfaytt
Haydan Republic
Nayid G. Compton
Port-au-Prince
Compton
Liayii
Saginaw
Shoe
Saginaw Weg
Clyde
Hayti
Cleaning Ivory Ornaments and Local Fire Losses
Ivory ornaments are cleaned with a soft toothbrush and mild soap then rinsed in lukewarm water and dried. Alcohol can restore luster by brushing. If yellowed, gentle heat restores appearance. A report notes Harbine's distillery fire at Harbine station Ohio causing 15000 dollars loss. A Gary Oak fire destroyed three major blocks. Baltimore sees death of Lewis Murray, famed Gorn procker. Mahlon D Spaulding of Boston dies at sixty one after long illness. He served as director of Union Pacific and Boston Salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbine
Xonia
Vraythur
Gary
Oak
Lewis Murray
Joseph Chamberlain to Wed Miss Marie Endicott
News of a coming marriage between Joseph Chamberlain and Miss Marie Endicott, daughter of Secretary William Crowninshield Endicott, details public interest, social contrasts, and family connections. The couple’s age gap, status, and English politics frame a high societal match amid cross Atlantic attention.
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William Crowninshield Endicott
Washington
Massachusetts
Ludicott
Darky
Jacob Crowninshield
Navy
Jefferson
Cleveland
George Penddleton
Sixteenth Street
Endicotts
Marie
Bey
Odd Local Exchange Over a Mortgage of a Horse
A Poland man recalled borrowing a governor David Dunns horse and retracing his trip through several houses and a store to settle a bill. The tale includes miles counted in odd terms, a loss claim, and a comic exchange about payment.
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Poland
Korea
David Dunn
Ilo
Deacon Smith
Juvenal
The Algonquin Club Boston A Liberal Boston Institution
The Algonquin Club in Boston differs from other clubs with liberal aims open to any responsible honorable person. Its new six story clubhouse blends Italian renaissance style with lavish oak and mahogany woodwork. The dining room features a massive Dutch chandelier dating from WH2 and gas arrangement, epitomizing the building's elegant yet simple interior.
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Algonquin Club
Algonquin
Boston
United States
Died On Election Day NY Alderman George Forster
George H. Forster president of the New York board of aldermen died on election day the day he was reelected without knowing his win. A longtime Tammany Hall figure he was born in Charlestown Massachusetts and Harvard graduate with a career in law and politics. His death follows a long public life including service in the New York legislature and as board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Ireland
Austin Chamiwrlain
Mr. Chamberlain
London
University College School
Grover Street
Cohol
Istt
Jesus of
Birmingham
George H. Forster
New York
Chicago, Lumington and Quincy
New York City
Westchester
Tammany
News in a Nut Shell highlights from scattered reports
A collage of violent incidents and political chatter from 1890s United States includes stabbings and shootings in Kentucky Illinois Tennessee and Alabama. Mentions of politicians McKinley Blaine Sherman and Harrison alongside labor and laboring conditions.
Prohibition Party Vote Totals Across Ohio and Nation
Springfield report shows Ohio Prohibition vote near 25 000 with statewide loss from previous year and nationwide totals around 850 000, comparing St John and state officer tallies and noting Michigan gains and other state returns. Partial county and state figures imply broader national results.
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Ohio
Springfield
Prohibition Party
St. John
Leonard
Smith
Sharp
Fisk
New York
Michigan
Wisenpain
Political Cabinet Talks and Congressional Outlook
East and West state tallies show large swing toward Republicans with Indiana at 12 000 and Alabama rising to 1 500 while Vermont and Maine grow. Washington reports cabinet speculation for Harrison with Alger for war and New for treasury while McKinley Reed as speakership prospects loom in a divided next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvenor
McKinley
House of Representatives
Roger Q. Mills
Cleveland
A. C. Thompson
Portsmouth
Blaine
Sherman
Senate
Dan. Lamont
New York Star
Harrison
D. L. Alexander
Buffalo
N. Y
Alexander
Adjt
Axline
England
Foraker
Indiana
Hanna
Porter
Quay
Congress
Virginia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Florida
Colorado
Alabama
Iowa
Georgia
Vermont
Maine
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Missouri
St. John
Fisk
South
Gen. Alger
James H. Wilson
Delaware
John C. New
Treasury
Frye
Navy
L. T. Michener
Secretary of the Treasury
Allison
Warner Miller
New York
Department of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Plumb
Kansas
WashingTon
Emocrats
Salisbury
West Virginia
Kenna
Ohio
Reed
Memphis Cotton Firms Estimate Crop Yield for 1888-89
The Scimeter publishes estimates from ninety leading Memphis cotton firms on the 1888 89 crop. The average yield reported is 6 954 898 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
The
Scimiter
Market quotations and prices for wool and livestock
Quotations from Cincinnati and Elas for November 14 show wheat at 107, 1a 15346 for AN-NEW, various wool prices by grade including fine merino and delaine, and extensive cattle hogs sheep and lamb values across Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and New York. Also notes on Michigan Kentucky Missouri and Texas wools with mixed quality grades and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
Fordien
Prives Ohio
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Missouri
Texas
Georgia
California
Oregon
Territory
Kansas
Montana
Ilaverage
Maine
Montevidio
Bagdad
Choice
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Garilla
Newlin
Eatarrs
Hood
Wood
Marksbury
Allurupuisic
C. J. Hood & Gu
Witicds Dawcay
Catarh
Altornieys
Gallemore
Altuorney
Ofbeo
Court Piouse
Bloomvield
E. Walton
LAW
Eld
Ind
Jeyvai
Otte Jones
Shraer
Ths
von Busridy
Hort & van Buskire
ATLAW
New Court Hous
Bloomfield, Ind
W. Axtell
Attlaw
Greene
Sinining Counties
Fine
Ana Aspecisity
Theublic Square
L. Slinkard
Eng
Jactices
HE. Davis
Ty Blrankin
Bluetatiol
Sialenp
C. Cravens
R. H.R. Lowder
Public Square
Gavins & Carlus Law Office
T AL Boubre
Cotland
Trusice
Scott
Drs. Vmaretson
Irs. Morton
Seciety
Gnopitah
Yvetaid
Cotton
Fanin Harrison
Ostend
MES, Ilalmison
SMM
Areton
Gry Ual
Devsonab
Dickey
Nanbe
Nartias
Cumberland
Pstgu
Ivaeries
Waverly
Itufus Hays
Thays
Jae Will Foos Ja
Anthony Viguins
America
Hayth
Prince of Wales
Roumania
Patrick Daly
William McMillan
Duffy
Jack Slattery
Williamsburg
Bart Manly
Greenpoint
Comiskey
Browns
van der Ahe
John A. Havlin
Tommy Warren
San Francisco
Artitides
Prioa
Silen
MaCaffray Saya
Joseph Chamberlain
Miss Marie Endicott
Maria Endicott
Asothor
Endicott
Ax Thuseus
Memdier
7 Fiat
Geben
Tia
Tesson
Miss Endicott
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Hartington
Iis
Gladstonians
Henry Verdy
Ashinnd
Queen
Crescent Road
Derby
Frank Scribner
Chica Oy
Mike
W. Davie
Elubs
Sonerset
Soll
St Botolph
Georgio HH. Forster
New York Board of Aldermen
George Hf. Forster
TIMES
Shelby Mayner
Deercreek
William Lowe
Howie
Mack Owen
Bartlett's Station
Len Elmore
T. Provencher
San Rafael
N. MM
Newburg
Edward Shiver
Richard Mullins
Dayton
Tennessee
Frederick Knorr
Anna
Vernon Center
George
Harvey Blessett
Joe
Sam Logsdon
Political Pointers
Bill Riley
Mary Endicott
M. P
James G. Blaine
N.S. Davis
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Reading Ironworks
Kimberly
Sharon
Reading
Thar& Mat
Douglass
Claira
Henderson
John W. Davis
Robert Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Baltimore
Bright
Thomas Little
Altoona
W. R. Childs
Pittsburg
John Knapp
St. Louis
Long Beach
Los Angeles
South Bend
Tin
Tos Angeles
Cal
Don M. Dickinson
Detroit
J. W W.estecott
O.S. Strauss
Turkey
Paris
Mons
France
Vatican
Hr IncTon
Pension Building
City Post Office
National Museum
Garfield
Market Review
Toledo
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