Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted By Martinsville Customer
A Martinsville reader touts Hood's Sarsaparilla for healing sores on her daughter and for relief from dyspepsia heartburn and sick headache. The testimonial claims the tonic cured stomach distress and improved overall health. Also advertised Hood's Pills claim liver ills headache jaundice and indigestion relief at 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreed
Hood
Mra Joun Jr
Martinsville
Hoop
John W Holcome Promoted to Interior Department Appointment Clerk
The Bloomfield Democrat reports Josephus Daniels’ appointment of John W Holcome of Indiana as appointment clerk of the interior department. Holcome, eight years chief clerk of the bureau of education, has served twice as Indiana superintendent of public instruction. The Greene county boys helped deliver the nomination with editor support. Bloomington rejoices in his advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Interior Department
John W. Holcome
Department
Tolcome
Bureau of Education
Indiana
Greene County
Democrat
E W, MacIntosh
The Silver Compromise Proposed By Attaining Parity
The piece outlines a potential silver compromise involving repeal of the Sherman purchase clause, coinage of a cocified monthly bullion amount, continued silver purchases to reach a large target, and treasurer bond authority to replenish gold reserves and maintain gold silver parity. It notes Democrats view passage as satisfactory to those who studied the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary Hoke Smith Defends Pension Policy
Washington September 23 Secretary Hoke Smith defends his pension policy saying he fights fraud and weeds out ineligible claims. He cites Charles T. Bennett and Lochren order as misrepresented motives and notes that many dropped pensioners later reinstated after providing prima facie evidence. Circuit Court closings include a divorce grant for Mickey Irvin and a grand jury with over three hundred subpoenas.
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WashingtTon
D. C
Hoke Smith
Pension Queston
Charles T. Bennett
Indiana Volunteers
Lochren
Smith
Washington
Ble
Donnelly Foreman Court Entries And Long Opinion
Bruce Langton pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined. Several judgments were awarded: John Groves vs James W. Ball for 500.17. Schrull & Co. vs Motz & Lester for 27.18. Fate Paterson against Henry N. Green for 110.80. Warrick against Sam B. Coen et al for 32.94. Mackey et al against Taylor Groa for 383.20. Layman et al against Howell & Perkins for 143.49. and Hildebrand forecloses for 95.50. The grand jury worked day and night. some cases were continued or dismissed. A lengthy editorial essay on government paternalism and monetary reform follows.
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John Groves
James W. Ball
Schrull & Co
Motz & Lester
Miam F. Pate
Henry N. Green
W. O. Warrick
Sam B. Coen
Sensational Dugger wedding tale ends in surprise marriage
Ruth Stone of Dugger Dulger Indiana abandons planned wedding to Fred Shrout and marries Robert Dean on September 25 1853. The scene unfolds with family drama and public notices as Dean arrives to insist Ruth wed him then and there before the planned ceremony.
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Fred Shrout
Bedford
Robert Dean
Hloenifield News
Ruth Stone
Miskel Stone
Dugger
Sullivan County
Ind
Robert
Dean
Ruth
Pacific Coast
Tedford
Huth
Shrout
Fred
Sullivan
Bloomfield News Briefs From the County
Rain ruins crops as ground sown for wheat. Grenella Ning recovers from typhoid. Thad Fiehts visited town Monday. Bloomfield fair attendance noted. Mrs Whitworth to teach at Martindale. School opens with 33 pupils. Prof Dagley leads classes. local residents seen in town and courting at the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenella Ning
Thad Fiehts
Owensburg
Bloomierton
Bloomfield
Whitworth
Woleen
Martindale School
Jasper Long
L. Riedle
Sparks
John Sparr
Wan
Hudson
O .F. Dagley
Dagley
Local social notes and visitors around Heaton area
Billy Anderson Heaton visited hisvambield Mri day. Misa Of Kings hosted Ida Martindale Saturday night. Ed Letsinger will teach this winter. Mrs Hester Cain visited Fanny Fuller Sunday. Lees Lewis Keims of Pleasant Ridge was here Sunday. Miss Sarah Bough is sick. A Protreected meeting starts Thursday night. Willie Fuller and Tennie Fry attended Sunday night. Kings and Ianneh Aland visited Mes Alth Bingham last week. Charley Helms from Bloagant andgre visited Tuesday. Bekley Comba of Ciderville passed with a load of cane Saturday. Ida Martindale visiting Bingham at Bon Sinziv. Joe Evans passed through last week. Miss Melva Terrell visited Miss Aona Bingham Sunday. Moss Axtell offers farms for sale 109 acres or less. What have you for sale
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Billy Anderson
Hisvambield
Misa of Kings
Ida Martindale
Ed Letsinger
Willie Fuller
Tennie Fry
Thia Place
Ota Kings
Lanneh Aland
Puerta
Mes
Alth Bingham
Charley Helms
Bloagant Andgre
Bekley Comba
Ciderville
Solsberry community notices and greetings
The piece highlights a successful reception for preacher Grigsby and reports visitors and events in Solsberry. It notes Mrooa and Mrs E B Cook visiting Undsonville relatives, Belle Miller beginning teaching at Solsberry school, and the Wiltz clan visiting Bloomfield. It mentions the Hultzclaws moving to Harrodburg for high school positions and expresses good wishes for all.
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Grigsby
Mrooa
E. 8
Cook
Undsonville
Solsberry
Misa Belle Miller
R. OL Law
Frack
Bloomfield
Prediction of government growth and voter empowerment
The text argues that government will become more restrained and focused on protecting the weak from the strong. It criticizes unregulated trusts and wealth inequality, calls for restraining laws, and foresees direct popular control over representatives and an improved method to discern the popular will beyond the electoral college. WJ. Ryan.
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American Press Association
America
Europe
Jack Cade
Edmund Burke
Onio
Bryan
Fred
Thire
Usdm
Telon
Oin
WJ. Ryan
Unclear 19th Century News Roundup Traverses Global Events
A jumbled OCR sheet reports on political moves in the Vatican and Greece, fires in Kansas hotels, bomb scares, trials, and suicides. transport accidents in New York and Ohio. athletic records. labor and unemployment concerns. Irish affairs. and various local crimes and political shifts spanning September and October.
Senator Colom Opposes Government Ownership of Railways
Washington correspondent Prem Ors reports Itor Colom’s view opposing government ownership of railways and telegraphs. He argues regulation, not ownership, is needed to avoid corruption, political manipulation, and potential upheaval from government control.
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Washington
Colom
Ife
Svemes
Mmillion
Prine
Bagatelle
Theaters of 1993 and music’s future seen in OCTAVUS COHEN
A Nostalgic forecast envisions Shakespeare’s primacy, a shift to serious drama, and a revival of musical form. It predicts cheaper performers, telephoto home viewing, revolvers of seat designs, and evolving theatre layouts with colored calciums and external illumination.
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America
Adelina Patti
Glal
Sarah Bernhardt
Adelina Patri
Beethoven
Mozart
Verdi
Sheridan
Goldsmith
Shakespeare
Chicago
San Francisco
Walla
Octavus Cohen
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John IT Cook
the Bloomfield Democrat
WM. M. Moss
Bloomhall
Tndiana
MR. Hoke Smith
Circuit Court
Mickey Irvin
Solomon Irvin
Bruce Langton
Isaac Brown
W. H. Brown
Richard Moore
Wilber A. Hays
Lizzie T. Boruff
William 8. Boruff
Hattie
Paul M. Foster
Ude, Shaw and Sample
Worthington
David J. Mackey
James T. Layman
Howell & Perkins
Thos. P. Osbon
John E. Warren
Ira A. Hildebrand
Mary B. Rees
Joseph Emerson
John T. Hannum
David Klinger
L. Nla. & Co. Railroad
Trene A. McComba
Arthur
Clogston
H. E. Cushman
The
Island Coal Company
David L. Osborne
Hopkins
Terrell & Hopkina
Tadianapolis
Paria King
Mrr. Herdren
Leonard Smith
James Gideon
Robert S
Edward L McKere
F. Pate
Senator Cullom
Plundtacher
Iavient kKinely
Developmiegdt
Ftordien
Estalyliches
Pat
Tre
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Moe
Luceny
Aeetus
AC Riailroad
Roptre
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Carter
England
Columbus
Central America
Dagger
Corus
Cayindeato Dt
Eerger
Asf Ray Soak Aly of
Worth
Pet
Weasat
Linton
Ead Miata
Binton Supply Company
Coraie Kimmoan
Win
Meisimoion
Ide Aady
Eaendien
Moss & Axtell
Solsberer
Ignatius Donnelly
Bate Short
Bridgeport
Cota
Ts Sui
Cinessmatis
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Kronrick
Marshal Portman
Crestline
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Wadibirn
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van Alem
Kauss
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Congressmiain Joti EK
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Massachusetts
Detroit
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New York
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Wheeling
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Barker
Supreme Court
Thomas Lyles
Midway
King Humbert
Pope Leo
Vatican
Horace White
James J. van Alen
Buffao
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Emporia
Kan
Pine Ridge Agency
Harry Taylor
Warren
English
Califa
Congress
Samuel G. Wilborn
Petit
Sauk Center
Minn
Henry Mihr
Jersey City
John L. Sullivan
McComb
Italy
Dan Coughlin
Dr. Cronin
Uncle Billy? Brage
Pravedigner
Troy
Isracklyn
Representative Blaid
Democratic Party
Laclede
Charles Mellenry
Groose
McCarthy
Pennsylvania
Dr. Foglesong
Hillsdale
Mich
Peter Jackson
Jim Corbett
Charley Mitchell
Coney Island
Canada
Charles J. Irish
Mississippi Insane Hospital
Collen
Terre Haute
Pixley
City
Ely
Pinley & Co
Verre Elaute
L. Ss. Avers & Co
Indianapolis
Thaeearn
Slovy
Fairbank & CO
Simmons Liver Regulator
Liver Regulator
M.b.wharton
Baltimore
Dictionary of the
J. EB. Lipincomt Co
Publihers
Market St
Philadelphia
John Callihan
Lyons
E. H. Hungerford
Albion
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