Indiana Democrats Meet in Indianapolis Express Unity and Resolve
The fourteenth annual Midwinter Meeting of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association convened in the Hendricks Club Rooms. Editors from about fifty papers expressed unity on the party's outlook, praised tariff and tax policies, and backed state party leadership. Governor Matthews attended and spoke briefly, with plans set for a summer gathering at West Baden on June 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Hendricks Club
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Sentinel
Democratic Party
Indiana
National Congress
Co. W. Wellman
The
Sullivan Times
F. I. Haimbaugh
Muncie Herald
Voorhees
Senate Finance Committee
Democracic State Central Committee
Thomas Taggart
State Central Committee
Congress
General Assembly
House
Senate
Matthews
West Baden
Jane
Zanesville News Roundup from the Tammany Desk
Local notes report Joseph Blauser's trip to Celina on business. John Carroll and others recover from ailments. Jacob Lenington buys Elmer Ball property. Church meetings, visits, and town news fill the week. Jonathan Michael retires after 25 years as Zanesville hotel keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blauser
Celina
Ohio
John Carroll
Jacob Lenington
Elmer B. Ball
Stev. Lake
U. B
Rev. Golispie
Union Town
Jas Seaman
Bert Kyle
Phineas Newhouse
Maggie Stine
Doug Fornshell
Jackson Township
Union Township
Sheriff Huffman
Blocher
J. F. Keyser
LaFayette Township
John Davis
Jonathan Michael
Zanesville
Public Sale Notice From B C Merritt Near Poneto
B C Merritt will offer for sale at his residence three miles west of Poneto on Tuesday February 20. Items include three head of horses one heifer one buggy heavy harness light harness breast harness breaking plow double shovel yard implements hogs corn in crib wheat in bin hay in stack and household and kitchen furniture.
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B.C. Merritt
Poneto
Large tinplate plants announced in county
Four tinplate plants are planned in the county with Chicago capital backing. A new facility near the city will be among the world’s largest tinplate and iron rolling mills, with 500000 dollars capital and a projected October operation. The combined weekly output may exceed 16000 boxes.
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Chicago
Firebombing Attempt at School House No 2 Nottingham
Two shots were fired through the door of School House No 2 in Nottingham township shortly after prior depredations. On the same night as Philip Studabaker's house fire, intruders saturated the building with coal oil intending to burn it, but the plan failed and the pupils remain in school.
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Nottingham Township
Philip Studabaker
Arm Amputation After Belt Accident at Mill
Last Wednesday William Thomas, son of Jesse Thomas, north of Keystone, had his right arm fatally crushed while repairing a revolving belt at John Moorman’s saw and tile mill. Doctors L H Cook and J A Morris amputated at the shoulder. Though severe, he is progressing as well as could be hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Thomas
Jesse Thomas
Keystone
John Moorman
L.H. Cook
J. A. Morris
Keeps School Report for Nottingham Township February 1894
The Keeps school report for the month ending February 9 1894 lists 30 enrolled students with 28 percent daily attendance. The following pupils had no tardies or absences: Wallace Gentis Lawrence Watson Della Romey John Speheger Erbie Gottschalk Anna Bossert Freddie Schlagenhauf Pearl Gentis Eva Gottschalk Dessie Kreps Henry Schlagenhauf. Teacher Thomas E Kizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham Township
Wallace Gentis
Lawrence Watson
Della Romey
John Speheger
Erbie Gottschalk
Anna Bossert
Freddie Schlagenhauf
Pearl Gentis
Eva Gottschalk
Dessie Kreps
Henry Schlagenhauf
Thomas E. Kizer
Johnson and Roberts Tie the Knot at Liberty Center
William Johnson and Rosa Roberts wed on Saturday evening February 3 1894 at the bride’s parents home near Liberty Center in a ceremony conducted by Rev C S Winans. Both well known to local youths the couple are praised for industry and steady habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Center
William Johnson
Rosa Roberts
C.S. Winans
Liberty Center Baptist Church
Nathan
Catharine Roberts
Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Rail Way Flush with Costs
A Toledo railway official in Boston says the Toledo St Louis and Kansas City line is a costly mistake from its start. He notes narrow gauge issues, subsidies driven routes, and heavy losses as Boston and New England capital pour in to prop up the failing trunk line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Toledo Railway
City
Toledo, St. Louis
Kansas
City Railway
Boston
New England
Fine bred stallion for sale or trade
For sale, a fine bred stallion willing to sell or trade for a brood mare. He is a capable driver and a fast trotter. For further information contact J. H. Brickley in Kingsland at 714.
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J. H. Brickley
Kingsland
Cule
Aaerig
Kate
Todhunter
Sir Wallace
Copperbottom
Jerome Eddy
Fanny Wilcox
Lizzie Meat
Rollo
Lewis Napoleon
Charles Hilton
Fanny Mapes
Alexander'sbdallah
Smith
Burrs
Napoleon
Brooks
Eddy Granger
Eddie Granger
Brickley Stock Farm
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Recorder Goynes
Real estate transfers listed include Rosanna Sink and others in Union, Ossian, Jackson, and Harrison townships. buyers include Lucinda Davis Malinda Draker Eliza Jennings Levi Sink and others. several parcels and lots with percentages and acreages noted. concludes with an advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Goynes
Rosanna Sink
Lucinda Davis
Union Tp
Malinda ‘Draker
John HH Sink
Unicon EP
John i Sink
Union
F Hower
DC Newenschwander
Craigville
Deke Ales Saelg
John H Zion
Wmc Zion
Jefferson
Simon P Hetrick
Oah
F ‘Hetricx
Lancaster
Elzey
Henry Powell
Craig
Ossisn
John Harvey
Eliza J Jennings
Madduxville
Joseph E High
H Odier
New Lancaster
Jackson
James B. Evans
Harriet ‘. Cotton
Harrison
Jesse Roinine
George B King
Nottingham
Philip E Miner
Josiah Housh
Nahi
Josiah Roush
Tas Wwish
Andrew J ‘Foust
Charles E Small
Charles E Mail
A Huffman
Addsodsean
Nelson Trenary
Emma Tronay
Lipkey & Newhard
Julia
A Hich
Baker
George Gerwig
Et ‘Ah
Aaron F Cotton
Harrison Tp
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