Stamp the Rooster and You Will Make No Mistakes
Voter instructions explain stamping the correct areas on red state and white county ballots, using a stamp and ink pad, folding ballots after stamping, and returning stamps to clerks. Guidance covers literacy, accessibility and rules to avoid marks that invalidate the vote.
Governor Chase Profanity Debate Sparks Union City Controversy
The Union City controversy over Governor Chase's Union City speech on April 21 centers on reports that he used profane terms toward copperheads and rebels. Republican editors and local letters question whether the language was aimed at Democrats or opposition foes, with some defending it as directed at rebels rather than Democrats.
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Ben
Union City
Union City Knife
Barocbtican
Tiradoipis County
Budianapis Sentinel
Gagle
Indianapolis Journal and News
Phere
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Sentinel
Chiuse
Chiase
Church of God
Hell
Union City Eagle
Orean
Pandelon County
Ise
Ulb. Ant
Winchester Herd
Clunt
Paiuila Journal Daily
Stevenson
Diedricks
Brother Chase
Antos City
Ind
Psu
Indianapolis Sentinel
Disciple
Henry A. Jahnson
BF. Elasty
P. S
Puce
Iton Crry
the Sentinel
Enrieel
Union
Goldiera
Confederate States
Daniel Woopneny
Sedcovick
Department of Lindiana
Ross
Comaiens
Hasty
Randolph County
Sedgwick Glaser
Post. K.P
Indianapolis News
Hey
Chang
Huntington
Thic
Feduwick Post
Tait
Sedenwick
Udraithy
Chase Ouht
Woodbury
Tetina
Chiise
Vindication of Andrew Humphreys in War Records Debate
The Bloomfield News attacked Andrew Humphreys over past war issues but a jury verdict upheld his wartime service and public record. The piece notes a 1886 damages ruling of 25 000 dollars to Humphreys and references a subsequent Supreme Court reversal on procedural grounds, praising jurors including Joseph Vansant Ezekiel McGarvey Barton Lucas and others for their verdict.
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Andrew Humphreys
L P. Milligan
Humphreys
General Assembly
Cortresa
He Hua Hheen
Milligan
Locar
Almas
Vonoyphieya
Sativan
Ne Hainuel Meiorosiek
Haute Gem
Hou
Iialidits
Provosation
Col Thompean
Torre Hlause
Meawell Coulson
Sullivan
Tie Puiome
McCormick
Indonepotis
Sullivan County
United States
Dude Klee
Uae
Sahe
Col
Thartpeen
Coulton
Het
Ray
Sardia W. Johns
Joseph Vansant
Solomon W. Conner
Dames Ro Land
Sedrew Jo Swan
Abner Page
Miles Patten
Esekiel My Srvey
Barton BR. Lucas
Dames Cunningham
Matthew Clair
Bhiford Burton
Tees-Pares
Samuel Walley
Baliff
W. Conner
Supreme Cour
United States Cour Me
Sir Humphreys
Juseph Vancant
Ezekiel McGarvey
Barton Ro Luoss
Lucas
Dick" Luca
Miurshal
Fielf
Indebtedness Question Sparks County Tax Debate
In Greene county a dispute over allowing prisons to deduct real estate indebtedness could slash assessed value from nine million to six million dollars, forcing tax levies up to maintain revenue. Linton Call questions Mr VanBuskirk and warns higher levies would hit every taxpayer, urging readers to weigh the proposal.
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Eeme
Riddle
Greene County
Va Buskirk
Axentle
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Linton
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Mortimer Nye
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Judge Supreme Court, Fifth District
Timothy E. Howard
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Eli J. Robb
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David Fe, Coulter
Lyman M. Brackett
Jesse J. M. Lafollette
Amo R. Walters
William M. Rendall
Tha J. Chase
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Aaron Jones
John W. Coons
Frederick J. Scholz
Joseph D. Ferrall
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William
Ferrier
George W. Hagans
William H. Jones
William F. Manley
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C. A. Johnson
Samuel T. Jones
C. R. Pence
WH. E. Hunter
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Joseph Bumpus
Orlando W. Markel
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Townsend Cope
Daniel H. Fernandes
Geo. B. Dewees
Jul Allen
Charles IL Bliss
Adam Stockinger
Silas M. Shepard
Judge Supreme Court
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Joseph Datiley
Third District
Henry C. Barnett
David W. Chambers
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United States Court
Circuit Court of the United States For
Andy Humphreys
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