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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
6
testimonial from Rev M B Wharton Baltimore praising Simmons Liver Regulator as a reliable vegetable medicine that relieves indigestion fullness constipation and bilious headaches by addressing liver function with many years of experience and high regard.
The post office in Bloomfield remains a second class matter. Voters face the final day to register with six months residency required. A Vincennes meeting featuring Stevenson Vorhees Gray Matthews Brett drew strong attendance. The piece urges unity and hints at Republican failures and racial tensions in stark terms.
The piece laments the end of the Mitchell Democrat and credits the four-year old paper with brief, bright influence. It criticizes the News for tariff claims on wheat and mocks Republican arguments while praising George W. Curtis and Governor Isaac P. Gray for stirring Democratic support ahead of upcoming battles.
The county party pledges not to support the old party publications while The Banner condemns this stance and urges voters to read newspapers from all parties. The Banner’s view is presented as sound voting guidance for sensible readers.
In Wildcat township a 40 acre farmer valued at $24000 joins the People's party hoping to borrow $12000 at 2 percent with his land as security and reloan at 8 percent to neighbors. Knox county Republicans import supporters to defeat Hon. Andrew Humphreys. Greene county residents vow to resist such outrages at the polls.
Charles Crress, a Worthington baker, declares for Cleveland and reform. Henry Zwillinger brought him here to obtain naturalization papers to vote the Republican ticket. Today Crress and Zwillinger are earnest Democrats with James Pruett Abraham Lincoln Mullins and Willis Mullins, all voting Democratic after years with the Republicans.
A Bloomfield Republican told a Democrat that five Democrats vote for the People’s party ticket for every Republican and called the move an aid to elect Ben Harrison. The piece accuses McKinley of avoiding a joint debate with Bynum and questions tariff positions.
Coruvbys O and Secretary Graham of the State Historical and Archival society traveled to Cincinnati yesterday to arrange an exhibit at the world’s fair with the Cincinnati Society of Natural History. President Harrison will likely attend events at Loon Lake and join the Grand encampment in Washington early next week.
In New Orleans on September 7 the belt’s new owner is hailed as an honor to his country. Police Captain William Barrett officiates as ring hosts present prizes while Corbett and Sullivan prepare for a fair bout.
A notice announces a targeted effort titled Dead Shot to combat hog and chicken cholera. The plan outlines actions by authorities to control disease spread among livestock and poultry populations.
A protest song rallying for Cleveland and reform, urging marching for democracy and public trust. It names Grover Cleveland and political themes while denouncing corruption, taxation, and office sharks. The text invokes rally cries, banners, and the People's Voice programs as part of a larger political chant.
A letter from Co B Gagert of Scotland Indiana in August 1892 criticizes local FD Lodge reformers. It recounts a contested meeting at Pleasant Valley Lodge two years earlier, alleging unconstitutional moves to break up the lodge, improper votes, and sale of lodge fixtures and rituals to raise funds. The writer contrasts reform rhetoric with actions in a curdled internal dispute.
Judge J G Briggs Heaton set events for Tuesday night September 13 and Wednesday night September in Goose Creek, outlining planned public discussions and legal matters.
The Democratic Republican and People's party hopefuls for Representative will hold a daily discussion at 1 PM across multiple towns from Sept 20 to Oct 6. Locations include Wright township Old precinct, Goose Creek, Cincinnati, Osensburg, Scotland, Newberry, Lyons, Linton and several townships with specific dates listed.
Congressman Brett Will to address Greene County residents at multiple venues and dates. Scottland September 1 night, Cincinnati September 20 2 PM, Koleen September 20 night, Bloomfield September 21 night, Lyour September 22 2 PM, Linton September 22 night, Sutard School House Stafford Township September 25 2 PM, Lincoln seat house September 23 night, Jasonville September 2 night set PU DP.
A.J. McLenrock of Yeddo Fountain county sits in jail amid fears of a mob over years of cattle and horse theft and abuse of his wealthy widow wife. Neighbors allege arson and murder when he burned a house and killed livestock. Authorities prepare prosecution if he is not lynched. In Indianapolis, September 7, Vice Presidential candidate Stevenson planes into town with a Hendricks club escort and a patrol ahead of a Stevenson speech with A. J. Unter to follow.
The Greene County Board of Commissioners in Bloufield votes to modify precinct boundaries for Ichhtane Township. Sections one two eleven fourteen of Township seven North Range three West are moved west of Bloomfield and Spore Road to join the neighboring township precinct. Witnessed by county officers and dated September 2.
The Bloomfield Indiana town board of trustees invites bids for paving and curb work on Seminary Street between Mochands and Main Street. Bids due October P day 1892 at oclock pm with surety. contract awarded upon acceptance and guarantees. work to be completed within days. Board reserves right to reject any bid. Francis M Parker Town Civil Engineer August 19 1892.
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