In Mr Zenor s Trap and the Floyd County Affair
The Indianapolis Star dissects a Democratic intra party dispute involving Zenor Taggart and Cox. It alleges the State central committee exonerated Floyd County officials and used primaries to influence election boards. The piece argues the move undermines Democrat voters and preserves party harmony at the cost of fairness.
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Zenor
Yayeart
State Central Committee
Floyd County
APL So County Central Committee
Cox
Primouries
Mayin County
Marion County
Taggart County
Floxd
Zener
Wagwart
Kim
Pageart
Indianapolis Steyr
Democratic Party
Congress
State Committee
Death of Mrs. Mary A. Lewis in New Albany
Mrs. Mary A. Lewis, 69, wife of Joseph Lewis, died Saturday at her daughter Mrs Clara Strock’s home in New Albany after a long illness from a tumor. Survived by husband and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Hale and Mrs. Fuuck, formerly of Georgetown. Burial Sunday near George sawe. Formerly Miss Taylor. first married to Jesse Thomas, who died years ago, leaving Frank and Mary Jane. Frank found dead near a Southern railroad trestle. cause debated as accidental or murder. Mary Jane became Mrs. Isaac Hale. Mrs. Lewis known as a most excellent woman loved by neighbors.
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Mary A. Lewis
Joseph Lewis
Clarastrock
NewaAlbany
L Ongness
Mary Hale
Fuuck
Georgetown
New Vthany
Lewis
Rigity M. E. Church
Georgesawe
Taylor
Jesse Thomas
Frank
Mary Jane
Southern Railroad
New Albany
Isaac Hale
Jeffersonville
Corydon Cannery Sued Over Tomato Contract
The Ladoga Canning Company sues Corydon Canning in Floyd Circuit Court in New Albany for 2000 dollars damages claiming breach of contract for delivering five thousand cases of tomatoes at eighty cents per case. The suit alleges heightened tomato prices from the breach caused a loss of 2080 dollars. Henry Fitz, a Pennsylvania Company switchman, died after being struck by a donkey train in New Albany last Saturday, his neck broken.
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Ladoga Canning Company
Floyd
New Albany
Corydon Canning Company
Henry ‘Tz
Pennsylvania Company
Honest Bill Keller for County Commissioner
The statement urges voters to support Honest Bill Keller in the county commissioner race. It praises his six years of stewardship of the treasury, calls him not a chronic office seeker, and argues a majority of at least five hundred.
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Bill Keller
Vote for Cox for Congress in Floyd County
The paper endorses Lige Cox as the Democratic nominee after Zenor's withdrawal. It defends Zenor’s loyalty, while urging readers to unite behind Cox to ensure a Democrat in Congress. It contrasts Cox’s pro common people stance with Hester’s alleged pro-corporate positions.
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Ener
Zenor
Harrison County
Lige Cox
Congress
Cox
Lige
Hester
Corporations
Moberly Notes: Annie Pitman Prayer Meetings and Local Visits
Annie M Pitman hosts a Thursday prayer meeting. Mrs Charles Marchery visited C E Grabil Sundays eve. Mrs Celestia Loudon ill. Mrs C E Grabil visited brother John E Engieman of Corydon. Chas W Davis of Corydon visited parents Sunday. Mrs J W G Loudon and family visited Rachel Hickman of Oak Wood Sunday.
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Charles Marchery
C. E. Grabil
Celestia Loudon
C E Grabil
John E. Engieman
Corydon
Chas. W. Davis
Jasper Davis
J. W. G. Loudon
Josephine Harmon
Rachel Hickman
Oak Wood
Real Estate Agency Seeks Town or Farm Purchasers
Inquire at the Wm. Habermel Real Estate Agency, located at the southeast corner of the public square, for buying town property or a farm.
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Wm. Habermel Real Estate Agency
South East Corner Public Square
Spores Pleads Guilty in Scott Circuit Court Murder Case
William A Spores pleads guilty to the June murder of Douglas Fawbush near Scottsburg. A death sentence is imposed by the jury on the scaffold amid fears of lynching. Sheriff Peacock casts a protective net as officials guard the jail.
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Wm. A. Spores
Scott
Douglass Fawbush
Scottsburg
Peacock
Scott County
The
Democrat
Spores
Washington County
Douglas Fawbush
Fawbush
Depuuw
Scot City
Rao
Indiana Reformatory
James Edgey
T Peacock
Baelz Portrait Highlights Harrison County Faithfulness
A tribute to J. M. Baelz praising hisHonesty and integrity across Harrison County. The sketch asserts he is a trusted treasurer completing ten months of his first term and emphasizes a Democrat call for strong support to secure a large majority.
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Harrison County
J. M. Baelz
Mike
Baeiz
Bridgeport Briefs and Local Notices
The ferry boat arrival is due in a few days. Mrs. Mary Swinehart of Berna Vista visited Mrs. Carter of Bridgeport last week. John Emily bought 18 000 berry plants from Johnson Bros west of town. Mayme Diddleot spent last week in Louisville. A child of Earl Wilson died in New Albany and was buried at Union Cemetery. Thomias Farnsley ditched his farm with a six horse scraper Saturday. Uncle Mike Baelz greeted Bridgeporters last week. People attended the Peter Bell funeral at Mt Zion Cemetery on Tuesday Oct 23.
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Mary Swinehart
Berna Vista
Carter
John Emily
Johnson Bros
Here
Earl Wilson
New Albany
Union Cemetery
Thomias Farnsley
Mike Baelz
Peter Bell
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Death of Mrs Cooper in Boone Township
Mrs Maggie Cooper wife of Edward Cooper died at home in Boone township last Sunday the 21st after a brief illness. Funeral from the family residence conducted by Rev Lusher of Mauckport M E circuit. Interred in a cemetery south of Laconia. She was 34 and leaves husband three children and many friends. Mrs Mary E Harbeson of New Albany and Mrs Jas Howe of Astona TL visited Capt M Bartley and wife.
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Maggie Cooper
Edward Cooper
Boone Township
Lusher
Mauckport
M. E
Laconia
Mary E. Harbeson
New Albany
Jas. Howe
Astona
M. Bartley
Home Workmen Cut by the Tariff
A National Association resolution at its thirteenth annual convention urges revision of general tariff laws and better reciprocity with England and Canada. It argues the Dingley tariff drives American manufacturers to plant abroad, reducing domestic employment and wages, with Democrats favored to revise tariffs and Republicans opposed.
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Indianapolis Star
Chicago
United States
England
Canada
National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers
Indiana
Watches and tariffs cited as robber barons while Hanly labeled anti reform
The St. Louis Republic report claims the Dingley tariff enables the watch trust to charge American dealers far more than for European purchases. It argues the higher price harms railroad workers and other earners who rely on affordable timepieces. It notes Governor Hanly once opposed reform measures in 1891.
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St. Louis Republic
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Washington
United States
Europe
Watch
Watch Trust
Igy
Davis the great orator to speak at Court House
The Local Markets reports Davis the great orator will address attendees this afternoon at the Court House. Large crowd expected as the event draws public interest and civic engagement.
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Davis
Court House
Dairy pointers on cow raising and butter quality
The article notes the value of raising cows on the farm to avoid high purchase costs, discusses teat care with vaseline to aid milking, warns against overfreezing cream to preserve flavor, links fishy butter to cows drinking stagnant water, and stresses ample clean water for cows. It also mentions sewing machines sold abroad and tariff effects.
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LL G
Manchester
New Yorker
Hoard
Dairyman
EB. H. Webster
Washington
Save money by joining readers program for weekly publications
Advertising offer promotes deep discounts on Daily Weekly and Monthly publications with commissions for agents. Readers urged to request sample copies of the Weekly Enquirer and consider winter agency work. Claims veterinary column saves owners money and hints at multiple paper bundles for low prices.
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United States
Tar Weekly Enquirer
Tar Enquirer
Weekly Enquirer
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Moberly
Annie M. Pitman
Bridgeport
Dunn Carter
Mayme Diddleot
Louisville
Cooper
Hanly
State Senate
Oebbleelee
Elmer Davis
SRE An
Fteepe
Samuel
New Y
Republican Party
Cts Green
AZ Pub. CO
Rochester
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York City
Leiding Agricultural Journal of the World
Luther Tucker & Son
Albany, N
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