United States Centennial opening ceremonies named
The United States centennial commission elected General Joseph R. Hawley of Connecticut as president with many vice presidents. Plans for opening and closing exhibitions and the Fourth of July include President Ulysses Grant as president, Charles Francis Adams and L. Q. O. Lamar as orators, Longfellow as poet, Emerson as reader, Sherman grand marshal, and Joseph B. Johnson as master of ceremonies. Internal revenue agent Mathew Simpson, based in Indiana, reported crook ed whisky seizures near Jimtown.
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Vuze United Sntescentennial Commission
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
U.S. Grant
Charles Francis Adams
L. Q. O. Lamar
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Ralph Waldo Enerson
Win, T. Sherman
Joseph B. Johnson
Mathew Simpson
Internal Revenue
Indiana
Jimtown
Guarier
Lafayette
United States
Cunningham
Attica
Simpson
Detter
Milford
The School Question Letters to the Editor
A reader group protests the treatment of Superintendent Mr Wilkinson and urges action to keep him for another year. They note a petition circulated by students, call for supporters to come forward, and commend the superintendent’s fit for the role while criticizing the handling of his tenure.
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Tuk Eeng
Wilkinson
Mr. Wilkinson
Susie
Perris
Hieu Scuoon
Local visitors and moving plans noted in town
Charley Mingon and James Shaw auditor elect visited on Thursday for business. Shaw plans to move here soon. Hoosier schoolmasters attended a teachers' examination last Saturday. A soda shop at Booth and Smith offers refreshments for court attendees.
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Charley Mingon
James Shaw
Shaw
Im White Returns Among Us Amid Farming Woes
Local farmers report wire worm damage hurting corn stands and recount repeated plantings. A wave of accidents prompts caution as workers risk severe injuries from machinery. Op Bacn notes persistent hazards and warnings.
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Im. White
Remembering Heroes and a Veterans Feast at Ft Donaldson
A 1874 notice calls for a national independence celebration inviting soldiers to a grand holiday feast. It honors veterans from Fort Donelson Shiloh Vicksburg Gettysburg the Wilderness and Bull Run and urges supportive aid to survivors. Bravi Lodge 264 A F and A M thanks Mrs N L Ashley Mrs J M Price and Brazil ladies for 100 dollars from a festival to fund an organ for the lodge.
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Mount of Remembrance
Ft. Donaldson
Shilo
Vicksburg
Stone River
Gettysburg
Bull Run
Bravi Lodge
A. F
A. M
N. L. Ashley
Mra. J
Clay County Patrons Meet in Brazil Adopts Adjournment Date
The Patrons of Husbandry of Clay county met in Brazil on May 15 with Bro. J B Nees presiding. Because County Grange rituals were out, the meeting adjourned to Croasdale's hall in Brazil for June 12 1873 at 16 o'clock a m. The Clay County Enterprise defends Luther against charges of involvement with Deutsche Zeitung and criticizes anonymous accusers in a formal rebuttal.
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Iusbandry
Clay County
Brazil
Bro. J. B. Nees
County Granges Ac
Croasdale
J. B. Nees
Dept. Clay Co
J. S. Rourxsox
Sec
Brazil Echo
Luther
Clay Publishing Association
Zeitung
Ourself
Knightaville
van Buren
County of
Clay
Indiana
Knightsville Sproper
Joan Smurkden
Meridian Streets
Brazil House
Bazil
Setemane
van Buren Township
Eatin
Carbon Hotel
Hart
Carlin
Favounty
Abel Tyler
Iiprethermen
Nichols, Shepard &C
Battle Creek
Michigan
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Dalton & Huffman
Simon Hirsch
Bowling Green
Fae Echo
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Staunton Hash
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Deutsche Zeitung
Clay County Enterprise
Anti-New Paper
T. Luther
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THE
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Asia
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Zoological Institute
Royal Colosseum
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Muses
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A. L. Sowers
Clark
First National Bank of New York
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Water Works Board
Simon Ilerr
Seid City
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Aa. L, Sowers
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Ulster
A. L. Lowens
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