Indiana Republicans fear new legislators overstep limits
The piece warns Indiana will face a hostile next session as one third of newly elected Republicans may hold power from outside party aims. It argues reapportionment will test constitutional bounds, citing anti gerrymander safeguards and quotes Indianapolis lawyer R F Stuart on six year enumeration and old apportionment rules.
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Indiana
J. K
Ts Fa
Ro FF. Stuart
Indianapolis
Camp Remington Hunters Report Michigan Deer Hunt
A camp on Cedar Run in Wexford County reports hunting success with about 50 deer and bear killed by six named hunters including Lambert, Forest Wolf, John Norman, Will West, John Newman, and John Bell. The group plans to return to Indiana after finishing the season amid scarce deer. Miss Carry McCape of Worthington Minnesota promotes The Temple of Fame in the city, a large musical literary entertainment for public schools opening December 6 and 7 featuring sixty performers and a procession of historical figures.
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Remington Michigan
Deer Woods
Michigan
Wexford Co
Cedar Run
Lambert
Forest Wolf
John Norman
Will West
John Newman
John Bell
Indiana
Remington Lite
Carry McCape
Worthington, Minn
Wand
Temple of Fame
Socrates
Diogenes
Sappho
Miriam
Gleaner
Joan of Arc
Grace Darling
George
Martha Washington
Pocahontas
Capt
John Smith
Mrs. Partington
Ike
Little ‘Pousy
Bridget O'Flannigan
Mother Goose
Youny
Miss McCune
Early American enumerations and apportionments timeline
The record notes enumerations began in 1855 with a first count between January and September during the legislature's term. Regular counts followed, with a wartime interregnum, and further enumerations in 1865 1871 1877 1883 and 1889, each followed by apportionment at the next session as constitutionally required.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Wells County Teachers Association Annual Session Program
The Wells County Teachers Association plans its annual session in Ossian on Friday and Saturday with a detailed program. Topics include school studies, science, German school systems, teacher pupil relations, and various recitations and readings led by multiple instructors and students.
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Wells County Teachers Association
Ossian
Insurance installments payable at Exchange Bank Bluffton
Notice to members of Lockcreek Township Farmer's Mutual Insurance Association that installments can now be paid at the Exchange Bank Bluffton Indiana. Mentions Kahn clothier promotions and gas and oil discoveries in Ohio and Indians as context.
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Lockcreek Township
Farmer's Mutual Insurance Association
Exchange Bank
Bluffton
Ind
C. Ditzler
Treas
Ohio
Kahn
Clothier
Another Pioneer Gone in Wells County
Henry Shultz a respected Wells County pioneer died last Tuesday forenoon at his southeast residence born in Mickelburg Germany on November 6 18 she emigrated to the United States in an early year he married Catharine Ehret and had a large family She died Sunday November 1st aged 75 years 120 days Funeral services were led by Rev E B Craven at Mihanan church Tuesday at MH o clock with military honors buried there Cseeer Nias
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Wells County
Henry Shultz
Mickelburg
Germany
United States
EB. Craven
Mihanan Church
Ge AL
Csséer Nias
City council extends fire limits around Wil liams area
In a special session on Monday November 11 the council extended the fire limits to include a defined block bounded by Williams Washington Johnson Elm Scott Wabash Marion Perry and Williams. Within this territory no new building may be erected unless walls are brick or stone and the roof proof. Violations incur a fine of 25 to 100 dollars.
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Williams and
Washington Streets
Johnson Street
Elm Street
Scott Street
Wabash Street
Marion Street
Perry Street
Williams Street
Bonds of New Officers Inducted in County
Last week St. F. Cummins and John H. Trostel were inducted as clerk and surveyor. Cummins’s bond stood at 10,000 dollars signed by W. W. Weisell and Hugh Dougherty. Trostel’s bond was 1,000 dollars with J. W. Hartman and others as sureties, plus an extra 5,000 dollar drainage commissioner bond. Officials approved and took office.
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St. F. Cummins
John H. Trostel
W. W. Weisell
Hugh Dougherty
Trostel
J. W. Hartman
Judee E E. Vaughn
Thomas Sturgis
Randall of Ft Wayne Hotel a Popular Indiana Stop
The Randall of Fort Wayne claims fame as a beloved Indiana hotel run by Dick Townshend known as Tick. It attracts tired and hungry police and traveling men with homelike atmosphere, excellent meals, courteous management, and reasonable prices.
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Indiana
Randall
Ft. Wayne
Dick Townshend
Knights of Honor election at Bluffton hall
Notice states the Knights of Honor will hold an election at their hall in Bluffton on Friday evening December 1 to elect three trustees for one year. Reporter ATS Qa Koongrz notes B. E. Morgan repairs umbrellas, with new handles and covers available at the shop half square north of the jail on Johnson Street.
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Knights of Honor
Bluffton
Lodge
Ats Qa Koongrz
B. E. Morgan
Johnson Street
Level Policy Shift Prompts Democratic Conference Change
Washington dispatch notes a push for pre conference discussions to avoid floor disruptions, shaping the next House Democratic strategy. Judge Robinson cites a Republican wave reshaping candidates, while Rep McMillin predicts the McKinley tariff and a national platform will not be revived in 1896.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Judge Robinson
Kansas City
Washington
Champ Clark
Clark
Champ
Missouri
Representative McMillin
Tennessee
Republican Party
McMillin
Harrison
Wert Shoe Dealer Makes Assignment in West Market
Regret followed news that West Market shoe dealer s. Wert was compelled to assign his affairs. The assignment to George Venis occurred Saturday through attorneys Wilson and Todd. Total claims reportedly about 6000 dollars, stock valued at 100 to 1500 dollars. many sympathize for Wert, a longtime industrious citizen who built his own store.
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West Market
Wilson & Todd
George KR. Venis
Busiess
Uniondale man Charles Zellars near suicide in jail
Last week Charles Zellars of Uniondale attempted multiple self harm acts. He tore his bed to make a rope and cut his throat with a dull knife. He was found weak from blood loss, treated, and moved to the jail where an inquest declared him dangerously insane.
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Charles Zellars
Union
Huffman
Bluffton
Deputy Roebuck
G. EB. Fulton
Squire O’brien
Zellars
Uniondale
Mr. Zears
Indianapolis
Sheet
Sheri
Hermman
C.& BE
Ape
Teachers Institute in Fockecreek Township Schedule
The fockecreek township teachers held a special institute at No 1 on November 7 ISC with sessions on Tompkin’s Philosophy History Nutobers Ruskin’s Essays Geography and more. The group thanked patrons for dinner and adjourned to meet at No 1 Dee i Pst A J Morgyn Lipkey and studalake pay the highest cash price for ties and tallow.
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Fockecreek Township
Spccsar Institute
ISC
Tompiin
Eikenberg
Decker
Ruskin
McKinney
Burnau
Morgan
Dee i
Pst
A.J. Morgyn
Lipkey & Studalake
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