Uncle Lick Thompson Dying in Terre Haute Indiana
The noted Republican Uncle Lick Thompson of Terre Haute is slowly dying at his home. The report notes his advanced age and ongoing exhalation as he remains under care.
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Sob
R.W. Thompson
Lick Thompson
Indiana
Terre Haute
Kentucky
Senator Goble
Feaukfure
Capitol Hotel
Taylor
Satem Africa
Bulfer
Lady Smith
Togela
England
Conductor John Crumpton noted for Peoria division run
Covington citizens urged to attend a council meeting on February 1 1900 at 7 p m in the city hall. The gathering, called by the Warren and Vermillion Counties Fair Association and Fountain interest, will decide whether Covington hosts an Agricultural Fair this season. W H Miles notices this call to public input from local residents and friends of Crumpton.
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Newtown
Knights of Pythias
Hetfield Lodge
Fountain County
Aasall
Kk. of
Bob Campbell
Charley Heeves
W. W. Robbins
W. T. Mellett
Ritties
Arters
Epworth League
Pine Village
Warren County
Benton County
Ita
Harry
Tad
Jackson
Wallace
Mill Creek
Teddo
Wenote
Peoria
Crumpton
Fie
Covington
Council Chamber
Warren and Vermillion Counties
Ww. H. Miles
Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk
County clerk H G Schlosser reports new marriage licenses issued since last report. Names include Christopher Adams and Mary Hickman Charles E Cheuvrout and Sarah C Myers Smith KK Hoagland and Gertrude Minnick George W Keller and Julia E Clodtelder.
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H. G. Schlosser
Christopher Adams
Mary Hickman
Charles E. Cheuvrout
Sarah C. Myers
Smith
KK. Hoagland
Gertrude Min
Landis Declares He Will Not Seek Governor Nomination
Indianapolis lawyer and Ninth Indiana congressman Charles B. Landis told Journal reporters he is not and will not be a candidate for governor. He reaffirmed his aim to be renominated for Congress at Noblesville and plans to join the Indiana delegation in Washington before traveling to New York for Ben Hur.
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Bro. Heiskel
Indiana
Heiskel
P. Lodge
Indianapolis
Charles B. Landis
Lawton
Lne
Landis
Journal
Dennison House
Tania
Congress
Noblesville
Washington
Jay
New York
Ben Hur
Remonstrance Succeeds in Blocking Mellott Liquor License
Mellott residents mobilized to oppose a bottled snakes license application. A 335-name remonstrance, compiled in 24 hours, prompted the Richland township commissioners to refuse the license. The episode raises questions about newspaper publication practices and public notice.
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Mellott
Commissionery Court
Daily Ledger of
Attica
Ledger
Uilce
Richland Township
Harold Henson
Covington
Eoouh
Meilott Hustler
Board of Commissioners
Daily Ledger
Letter List For Week Ending February 6 1900
The notice lists names Mrs. Kate Brink Mrs. Laura Brown Daisy Earnhart Mrs. Russell Jenkins Janes Jones Darwin Jordan Mrs. E G LaBaw Richard Miller for advertised letters. Recipients are asked to say advertised when calling.
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Kate Brink
Laura Brown
Daisy Earnhart
Russell Jenkins
Janes Jones
Darwin Jordan
E.G. LaBaw
Richard Miller
Closing Out Grocery Stock Sale
Notice that W F Dochterman offers his entire grocery stock at prices from cost downward with plans to start a new business by the 20th of the month. Prices will be slaughtered to move the stock and encourage early purchases.
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W. F. Dochterman
Responsibility in Kentucky Blame Cast On Gobel Supporters
Ex Secretary Hoke Smith denounces Gobel and confederates for Kentucky turmoil. He accuses them of stealing the nomination and election through packed returning boards and a Democratic legislature, warning that crime and anarchy stain Kentucky’s name.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
Kentucky
Gobel
South
Cleveland
Smith
United States
The
Chattanooga Times
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Atlanta Journal
Louiseville Courier Journal
Globe Democrat
Heirloom Ulster County Gazette Copy From 1700 Found
William Benedict of Steuben Township owns a rare copy of the Ulster County Gazette Kingston NY dated January 5 1700 edited by Samuel Freeze Son No 88 Vol 3 four pages little larger than a page with old type includes death of Washington and a public auction notice for a enslaved woman the item is a century old curiosity and highly prized by the owner.
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William Benedict
Steuben Township
Ulster County Gazette
Kingston
New York
Samuel Freeze & Son
Washington
Gazette
W. L. Gagette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paxson
M. E. Church
J. L. Bittle
Bittle
Senators
Ulden Times
New Richmond
Oxford
Wingate
Jamestown
Hillsboro
Veedersburg
Helfield Lodge
Richland
Ite
Grand Jury
James DD
Myers
Cain Township
Dederick Wallace
van Buren
Homer Costing
John E. Coen
Jesse D. Fank
Davis Thomas J. Glascock, Jr
Petit Jury
Thomas Hobson
Fulton
John B. Brown
Channey BR. Snoddy
Wabash
John W. Campbell
Cain
Charles L. Cartwright
Mil Creek
John LaTourette
Troy
Daniel G. Harding
John D. Pearson
Logan
James A. Farr
William R. McComas
John E. Allenduff
Davis
Apple Social
C. A. Snow & Co
Patent Attorneys
Snow & Co
Washington, DC
Bender
Carter
Coal Bluff
L Green
L Harris
Moore
A Mager
Hammond
J Stine
Mt Auburn
CC Sweitzer
Mishawaka
EC Westervelt
C W Clapp
South Bend
Fremont Goodwine
John Watts
Republican Call
Shawnee Township
Rob Roy
Mr. Watts
Ffivefour
Brown’s Chapel Cemetery
John Moore
Kingman Star
Johnnie
Republican County Central Committee
John
P. W. Fleming
Fred Williams
Jos
GG. Galgar
S. M. Frame
Gephart
C. Livengood
Mort Andrews
Jas. Armstrong
Fulton, Cates
Stringtown
Veecersburg
Brown
Shawnee
Ind
Todianapolis
Davia
Crawfordville
Philadelphia
County Central Committee
H.C. Martin
Julian M. Martin
John &. Crumpton
Nick
George W. Keller and
Julia E. Clodtelder
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