Reformation Demanded Over Delinquent Taxes in Local Press
The article chastises the Miner for alleged public printing sins and $700 in unpaid county taxes. It urges citizens to form greenback clubs to pressure Senators Morton and McDonald for repeal of the resumption act. It seizes on tax delinquency as a catalyst for reform and targets Bill Schromyer and widow Riley.
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Decatur Press
Greensburg
Decatur County
Indiana
Congress
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McDonald
Senator McDonald
United States Senate
Miner
Riley
Bill Schromyer
Indiana Democrats Call Early Convention For 1876
A 1876 Indiana Democratic manifesto urges an early January 8 convention to set a ticket and platform. It argues for no currency contraction, repeal of the Sherman law, and a bold stance against Wall Street influence, aiming for a large Democratic victory in the centennial year.
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Indiana Democrats
Congress
Indiana
Wall Street
Miner editor likened to decoying pheasant over tax evasion
The piece accuses the Miner editor of fraud and corruption in county and state affairs and claims he uses reform cries to divert attention from a $700 tax he allegedly refuses to pay, accusing him of swindling the public.
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Miner
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People For Reform
Riley
Repentant Owen County Man Praises Board of Commissioners
The Owen County News reports a local man who previously attacked the Board of Commissioners for licensing saloon keepers and appointing a county superintendent now showing signs of repentance. He remains critical in some areas but is praised for taking a constructive stance on finances.
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Board of Commissioners of
Bloomfield County Editorial Office Note
A fragmented OCR note from Bloomfield County references an editorial office and county agency. The text mentions Mr. Stropes and likely discusses a county office or board, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Stropes
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Gigen County
Clay City Echo Notes Local Growth and Figures
AWAEWL McGregor to teach this winter. Coal mining ships two to three cars daily with prospects to double. Lankford trades real estate and issues titles. Farmers sow grain by hand. large crop anticipated next year. Profs from Cox praised Harrison minerals. Two dram shops operate under Gen. White. Trustee Jett improves township. school fund gains. Clay City stave factory stays busy paying workers. William Willis dies suddenly. Greenback club forming. call for Kelley and anti–bourgeois reforms.
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Frank White
Eli Cooprider
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Jett
Esq
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