Unnecessary Local Taxes Marked in Indiana Counties
A table details increases in local taxes across Republican counties in Indiana under the new law, noting missing corporation tax data in several counties and arguing that state school money distributions should have reduced local taxes. The piece cites a total local tax rise of 1,269,249.25 in Republican counties versus 353,763.85 in Democratic ones, urging voters to rebuke officials for diverting funds to local treasuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Decatur
Delaware
Fayette
Huntington
Jasper
Jefferson
Jennings
Lawrence
Monroe
Montgomery
Ohio
Porter
Rush
Spencer
Vanderburgh
Vigo
Wabash
Boone
Clinton
Daviess
Elkhart
Howard
Jay
Tippecanoe
Wayne
Lebanon
Frankfort
Washington
Goshen
Kokomo
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Treasuries
of Inc
Sch'l
Tuit’n Tax Inc
Spe
Benton
Coen Barenes Eerserarersene
Clinton Pema
Grant Pewee
Greene Bree Eee Renee Nee Ee Etary
Hamilton Deene Er Eee Ee
Enry
Howard Canars
Huntington de
Ewe Renee
Ja’ Ewe Erates
Berne Etree Ee
Sureeres
Noble
Parke
Randolph
Anderburgh
Hearren
Eatewrees
Wayne Seaee
Relics of Dickens Show Old London Homes Vanishing
An exploration of historic London locales linked to Charles Dickens and his novels notes how familiar quarters around Lincoln’s Inn Fields Great Queen Street and Chancery Lane are fading. It traces Krook’s shop and Miss Flite’s garret in Old Buildings and Bishop’s Court, arguing precise houses match Dickensian details only loosely, as the area’s antique topsy turvy walls and alleyways disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook's Court
Cursitor Street
Nemo
Chancery Lane
Bishop's Court
Chichester Renta
Three Tuns
Sol’s Arms
Bol's
Lincoln Inn
Rimmer
London
Dickens
Anvid
Miss Flite
Mr. Pemberton
Krook
Old Sol’s
New Square
Lincoln's Inn
Lincoln's Inn Hall
Lady Jane
Sol
Dead Captain Hawdon Found in Grim Back Room
An excerpt describes Captain Hawdon alias Nemo dying by opium overdose in a squalid room above a rag and bottle shop. The scene recalls grim street corners, a gate, and a court near Rus sell court and Drury Lane with lingering references to a consecrated ground. The piece also notes a 1866 population estimate of 1.406 billion by Behm a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawdon
Nemo
Tulkinghorn
Krook
Dame Durden
Catherine Street
Strand
Russell Court
Drury Lane
H. K. Browne
Protection Denounced by People's Party Organ
The Hendricks County Republican urges readers to obtain Henry George's Protection or Free Trade from Congressman Johnson. It argues that the tariff doctrine is a major humbug and that George's economic critique proves tariffs are wholly and irredeemably bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People
Hendricks County
Republican
Congressman Johnson
Henry George
George
Repudiating Vote by Shockney in Indiana Tax Controversy
The piece argues ex-Senator Shockney voted for the 1891 tax bill in the Indiana senate but later opposes it, citing a journal record and conference report. It links his stance to Republican clerks and C. W. Fairbanks, noting the bill’s tax implications for railroads and state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shockney
Sherman
John Sherman
Senate
Indianapolis Sentinel, Journal and News
Indianapolis
Senate Journal
Conference Committee
Howard
Burke and
Havant
Akin, Hoyd
Carver
Caster
Chandler
Clemens
Elison
Ain
Foley
French
Gilman
Grose
Hanley
Harlan
Hayden
Hays
Hobson
Jones
Kennedy
Kerth
Kopelke
Loveland
McGregor
Clemans
Mount
House
Beasley
Oppenheim
Claypool
Magee
Hubbel
Board of Tax Commissioners
Beasley, Oppenheim
Hovey
Indiana
House Journal
Ind
Tam
W. 2 B. Roberts
State University
Common School
General State Fund
Fort Wayne
C. W. Fairbanks
McKinley Challenged to Elwood Debate on Tariff Policy
Democratic Madison County chairman J Netterville proposes a joint debate between William McKinley and W D Bynum to discuss tariff and protection. Indiana Republican leaders review the proposal with Elwood meeting plans and state committee coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
John H. Terhune
Republican Committee
Madison County
Republican Party
William Fck Kinley
Ohio
Elwood
McKinley
W. D. Bynum
Congress
J. Netterville
Democratic Central Committee
Terhune
State Committee
Netterville
Gowdy
Taggart
Indianapolis
John K. Gowdy
J. J. Netterville
John Herhune
William McKinley
T. Taggart
National Columbus Day public celebration urged for Oct 21
An editorial argues to fix Columbus Day on Oct 21 1892 to align with calendar reform. It explains Julian to Gregorian transition removing 10 days in 1582 and why Oct 21 corresponds to Oct 12 1492, contrasting old style dates and honoring scholarly accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Harrison
America
Julius Cesar
Great Britain
Russia
New England
Plymouth
Washington
Friends of Free Education
Columbus
Race Program of Big Bloomfield Fair
Race program lists entries from Sullivan Switz City Worthington Rockville Indianapolis Bedford Bloomington Farmersburg Paoli Cushman Prairie Creek Bedford Spencer Danville Norolx Bloomfield Plainfield Danville Sullivan with multiple towns shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullivan
Switz City
Worthington
Rockville
Bloomington
Farmersburg Seveceesss
Becknell
Paoli
Cushman
Bedford
Spencer Danville Norolx
Bloomfield
Plainfield
Danville Sullivan
Linton
Owensburgh
Spencer Rockville
Indianapolis
Washington
Sheridan
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Gen
Behm
The
United States Senate
M’kinley
Bynum
J. N. Onley
Rockport
Cleveland
School Book Trust
Fou
Bethlehem
Hezekian Butteny
Org
Big Bloomfield Fair
Bowling Greene
eIndianapolia Ather
North Salem
Fincastle
T. Zolliman
Weeks & Carr
Farmerburg
Danville
Mooresville
Mineral City
Roac Dile
Sullivan
Mooreville
Bridgeton
Linton Bloomfield Sullivan
Leesville
Badford
Pimento
Blue Brig
Maud B
Ottie Ceeaeeee
Gertrude Tee Wee
J. T. Golduat
Caceola
Garnett
Major Wood
Maud P
Frank C
Lady Herr
Dee Eena Nettie D
Fannie
Maud Halbert
Maria Montague
Lena F
Aeeae
Richard B. Touch-Me
Billy
Plute
Archie Ringgold
John Hanan
Little Harry
Wyoming
Jenny B
Dan Voorhees
John A. Logan
Robert A. Belle Unrue
Ea Oeat
Harry Plow Boy
Pearl Logan
Cap Walker
Red Star
Davy G. Corn Planter
Clara
Owngrr
Swaley Bros
D A. Bruner
A. Cricketanz
Frank Petree Nee
Coffmin
James Lundy
Sereenes
Price & Son
H. Workman
T. J. Leonard Custer Bros
Brunner & Allen
D. Puett
J. M. Wood
W. A. Moore & Son
Elmer Fort
G. M. Berlien Keeney & Thom
Chas, Sheeta, Haywood & Fellows Z. P. East
Andereon
W. Leach
Statcup Owen & Zollman
Chas. Sheeta
Hambrino Dup
Moumie Bank
Twig Claudie S
Hamazone Wevese
Basie M
Lardlord Eere
Rere Beer
Flea Hill
Cheater C
Sny'e
Richard B. Hoosier
Tom Logan
Rocktown Clarkeville
Cyclone Eer
Touch Me Not
Cyclone Bill
Pries & Son
Ira Walker
M. Kirkham
W. Henderson
G, W. Leach
Has
Bell
C.ffiaan
Frank Petree
A. Chicketanz
D. A. Braver
W. Oh, Martin J. L Keeney
Nat A. Hill, A
Thos Braxton
Hick Jackson
Anderon Broz J. W Lackey
Robert Aber
Pewee Eee
Allen B
Jon Crow
G. M. Burkien
B Huntington
Thes Braxton
Frank Portree
EK HL
McClanshan Dobbins
Daggy
E M Allen
Keeney & Thonas
A Hadley
Moresville
Spencer Sullivan
Hroomfield
Evens Paoli
Movoreville
Roachdale
Will Yukey
Keeney
G. W. Leach
R. R
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