Huntington County News Roundup September 12 1894
Local notices include Harry McFarren heading to Franklin College and Sheriff Huffman visiting Huntington. Reports show patrons visiting from Keystone Keystone George Jennings Petroleum Wm Baker Markle and Chester township. The Huntington County Agricultural Society sets a fair for Sept 25 29 1894.
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Huntington County Agricultural Society
Openings and Attacks Mark Poor Wells County Republican Meeting
The Wells County Republicans failed to attract a crowd for a campaign kickoff last night. Theodore Shockney of Union City opened the event and criticized Democrats while boasting about GOP policies, but the audience remained sparse and the tone was combative.
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Wells County
Owens
Theodore Shockney
Union City
Blatherskire
Mountebank
Shockney
Musical Entertainment Program at Opera House Sept 13
Thursday evening program lists overtures, quartets, solos by Miss Mate Studabaker Mae Miller Nina Sturgis Sadie Markley Louis Eichhorn Jacob Piercy Carrie Miller Roy DeHaven W B Redding with admission 25 cents. An Egyptian stool keeper myth and Columbus era metals fact accompany the lineup.
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Opera House
Mae Miller
Herman Thoma
Nina Sturgis
Shepherd Boy
Sadie Markley
Vulcan's Song
Philemon Et Bonds
Louis D. Eichhorn
Louis Sehnig
Jacob Piercy
Carrie Miller
Roy DeHaven
W. B. Redding
An Inventive Genius and a Curious Employment
A tramp in Third Street houses grows annoying after a kind resident stops giving pies. He pleads for another, vows no harm, and jokes about stealing a bicycle frame to move around easier. The tale ends with a sharp warning and a quip about ungrateful behavior.
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Third Street
Republica
Detroit Free Press
Busy desk to prove constant work reveals a chuckle
A cartoonish exchange shows a caller asking for a boy to tidy a desk. The desk keeper replies he keeps it littered to show he is always busy, prompting a light farewell from the caller.
The tariff bill reshapes government policy for industry
The Boston Post praises the tariff bill as a revolution in government policy that benefits the people and industry. It declares the measure fixed for at least three years, with changes unlikely except toward greater freedom as experience clarifies its advantages.
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Boston Post
Not Without Honor For Wilson In Primary Vote
Chairman Wilson failed to push his tariff bill through the Senate yet drew unanimous support in his congress district Jefferson West Virginia at the primary. Across the nation he is esteemed by tariff reform supporters according to the Philadelphia Record.
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Wilson
Senate
Congress
Jefferson
W. Va
Friends of
Philadelphia Record
Money To Loan From Justus and Royse
An advertisement offers long term loans at the lowest interest rate with prompt funding after paper approval. It notes representation of the Continental Insurance Co farm department as a strong, trusted partner and is signed Justus and Royse.
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Continental Insurance Co
Justus & Royse
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H.D. Bickel
H. D. Bickel
Harry McFarren
Franklin College
Sheriff Huffman
City of
Huntington
Wm. Baker
Keystone
George Jennings
Markle
David R. Shimp
Chester Township
Harry Burgner
Iowa
Presbyterian Church Society
Montpelier
Miss Hattie Hale
Toledo
Arnold
George Blackstone
Jamestown N. Y
Allie Riddle
Ft. Dodge
Cash Clothing House
Miss Flo
George Morris
South Main Street
George Snow
Chester
William Watson
Wm. Carnes
Boiling Springs
Murry
Chicago
Elaine St
Matthew Story
Flora Scott
Harry Nelson
Hugh Bickel
Campbell
Liberty Township
Ohio
Abe Johnson
St. Joseph, Il
Indiana
Matthews
Tom Mettler
Joshua Kenagy
Muncie
Frank Dailey
Bloomington
Wells
Blonday
Isaac Howdyshell
Poneto
Butler
Ind
G. D. Eckhart
Liberty Center
Mossburg
M. J. Sawyer
Pennville Methodist Church
Squire W. A. Lee
Nottingham Township
Charles T. Jones
Ella Barnthouse
Dal Wandel
Voss
Court House
L. B. Simmons
Albert Shepherd
Oden
Michigan
R. A. Morrison
Morrison
Huntington County
J. F. Mock
Levi Mock
Mr. Mock
Monroe
Alex. Harwood
Woodsfield
Wheeling Register
Bluffton Cannery
Evening News
Great Book Trust
J. D. Goodin
Chetter Township
Henry M. Dawson
Jackson
Nedoshia
Kansas
Nottingham
Bluffton
Fred Masterson
Cora Fetters
Marion
J. M. Driver
First Methodist Church
John Wasson
Lancaster Township
Wasson
Lemuel Bachelor
Nelle
W. D. Mason
Harry Crosbie
The
Odd Fellows Lodge
J. Don Gorrell
North Judson
Don
Hazelene
S. Gent
Ulik
Chicago Tribune
Bluffton Markets
Siz
S. Bender
Arpets