Political slate listed for Indiana October meeting
Elkhart Indiana October 7 Ed Molloy Emma Molloy Envers R K Brush Republican State Ticket For Secretary of State W W Curry Terre Haute For Auditor of State James A Wildman Kokomo For Treasurer of State John B Glover Bedford For Attorney General James C Denny Knox For Supt Public Instruction John M Bloss New Albany For Judge Supreme Court 5th Dist Andrew L Osborn LaPorte
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W. W. Curry
Terre Haute
James A. Wildman
Kokomo
John B. Glover
Bedford
James C. Denny
Knox
John M. Bloss
New Albany
Supreme Court
Andrew .L. Osborn
LaPorte
District Ticket for 13th District Candidates Named
For Congress 13th District JOHN H. BAKER of Elkhart County and for Prosecuting Attorney W. G. GLASGOW of LaGrange are listed on the district ticket in this district filing.
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John H. Baker
Elkhart County
W. G. Glasgow
LaGrange County
Republican Ticket for County Officials Listed
Republican candidates for county offices include Jacob Bechtel for Representative Thomas H Daily for Clerk Theodore F Garvin for Auditor Frederick W Miller for Treasurer George F Mann for Recorder John W Stetler for Sheriff Alonzo Wade for Coroner William McCord for Surveyor Christian W Nusbaum for Real Estate Appraiser William C Elliott for Commissioner Middle District The quote about Beecher and Tilton is noted.
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Republican County Ticket
Jacob Bechtel
Thomas H. Daily
Theodore F. Garvin
Frederick W. Miller
George F. Mann
John W. Stetler
Alonzo Wade
William McCord
Christian W. Nusbaum
William C. Elliott
If Marshal Bazaine’s Wife Lived Here She’d Be Strong Minded
The remark contrasts Mrs Tilton’s residence with how a French marshal’s wife might be viewed in this country. It notes she lives here and remains untroubled by such labels.
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Marshal Bazaine
Mrs. Tilton
Difficult campaign to win Noble County Joint Representative seat
George Barney faced strong resistance from longtime Noble County neighbors in his bid for Joint Representative. The effort to secure support appeared strained and uncertain amid local opposition.
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Geo. Barney
Noble County
Democrats and Liberals Favor One Term Rule
St. Joseph County Democrats and Liberals advocate one term only for any office from the President downward. Current indications suggest they will not likely secure a single term for their candidates.
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St. Joseph County
Temperance sentiment grows across parties before election
The piece notes that regardless of which party wins the approaching election, the temperance cause will not be neglected. It emphasizes a growing sentiment in favor of temperance that both sides cannot ignore.
Solomon Claypool backs Baxter law against repeal foes
Hon. Solomon Claypool, a Democratic Convention candidate for Attorney General and noted speaker, declares support for the Baxter law and vows not to back any candidate opposed to it or in favor of its repeal.
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Solomon Claypool
Editorials Too Long Weary Readers in Goshen
A reader complains that this week’s Goshen Democrat editorials and columns are pointlessly long and tedious. The critique likens them to Murray’s speeches that defeat their own purpose and deter busy readers from engaging with political writing.
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Goshen Democrat
Murray
Editorial Echoes of Decline Warn Editor Overlong Piece
A sharp critique laments an editorial surpassing one and a half columns, urging notification of Murray about his perceived errors. The author accuses the editor of wearing readers down with lengthy prose and seeks a stop to the rhetorical excess.
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Murray
Telegraphs for Partisan Use and Government Control
The Chicago Post and Mail argues that government ownership of telegraph lines would not solve partisan misuse. It contends either party could taint the system for base purposes. The piece also notes current prospects suggest the Democratic party is not near power to cause mischief, and GOP gains in recent state elections show no signs of major threat.
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Chicago Post and Mail
Grant and Rebel Suppression in Louisiana
The text praises Grant for swiftly ending the Louisiana Rebellion by ordering insurgents to disperse within five days. Troops arrived in New Orleans within a day of the Governor's request, demonstrating decisive action over rhetoric. Grant is praised as a man of deeds, embodying Davy Crockett's motto.
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Grant
Louisiana
New Orleans
Davy Crockett
London Telegram Dated Sept 28 6 A M Report
The Chicago Times notes an enterprising lead from a telegram sent from London dated September 28 at 6 a m. The brief dispatch highlights an early morning communication from abroad.
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Chicago Times
London
Republicans Praise Township Ticket Nominated at Opera House
We have not commented in our paper on the Township ticket nominated at the Opera House last Saturday for the reason that it furnishes its own comment. The Republicans present could not have named a better slate. the nominees are good men and, more importantly, competent.
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Opera House
Wm. Probasco
Kelley
Murray
Ekhart
Prof. Myers
Messrs
W. R. Merritt
Mississippi
Elkhart County Medical Society
Bristol Furniture Company
Michigan
Greeley Ward
Nebraska
S. Q. Bos
Stetler Viewed From Opposing Factions In County Sheriff Race
The county opposition attacks John W. Stetler, Republican candidate for sheriff, labeling him temperance or amphibious in aims depending on whisky sentiment. The piece argues his life record proves his constancy and condemns the opposition’s misrepresentation and abuse by the People's Party leadership.
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John W. Stetler
John
Elkhart
Mr. Stetler
People’s Party
The Price of Labor
John Egbert enters court on charges tied to alleged bribery in Syracuse Kosciusko County. Report states he visited saloons for Samuel R. Miller Democratic Sheriff candidate and promised whisky to voters in Elkhart County in exchange for votes. Court action pending explanation.
Two Miller Candidates Rally for Support in Town
Two Democratic hopefuls named Miller visited yesterday to drum up recruits. Bill Miller seeks Recorder while Samuel R. campaigns for Sheriff. Bill met Dr. Eckelman and Roscoe who pledged support, giving him two initial backers. Samuel R. status remains unconfirmed.
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Miller
Bill Miller
Samuel R
Bill
Refusal to Sign Muster Roll Clouds Indiana Rendezvous
John H. Baker refused to sign Charles Murray's muster roll and go to Indianapolis as part of the company. Of the two hundred volunteers named, none kept their composure after crossing the Wabash River, as the group faced public ridicule.
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John H. Baker
Charles Murray
Indianapolis
Wabash
Contemptuous Charge Highlights Charity Payments Versus Deceased Father Coffin
Charlie Murray ridicules Shuey while Shuey’s monthly charity payout nearly equals Murray’s debt to Kosciusko Co. for his father’s coffin. The note adds Shuey could buy out at least six Charlie Murrays with that amount.
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Charlie Murray
Shuey
Charlie
Mr. Shuey
Murray
Kosciusko Co
Remark on Murray's Miscount Misstep in District Boundary
The author mocks Murray for miscounting counties in the district before schoolchildren at Middlebury, noting his intelligence as a stump speaker yet insisting he misstates five counties when the district comprises seven or eight. A five year old could correct his error.
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Murray
Middlebury
Murrray
Tax Payer Resolve Attacks Democratic Office Holders
In Goshen August, speakers of the People's ticket chant a resolution denouncing taxation as a tool for office holders. They claim heavy taxes fund Democrats and urge resignations of local officials. The speech targets Charley Greene John W Egbert L D Thomas and Laporte Heerner amid party tensions.
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People’s Ticket
Goshen
Charley Greene
John W. Egbert
L. D. Thomas
Laporte Heerner
People
Heerner
Goshen Democrat
People’s” Sher
Republican Platform Emphasizes Curbing Fees and Salaries
A county Republican plank denounces excessive fees and salaries and calls for legislation to ensure fair compensation for services. The resolution, crafted before any Elkhart County Democratic Convention uncertainty, is praised as straightforward and free from buncombe, reflecting the party’s character.
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Elkhart County
Opposing Southern Civil Rights Sparks Northern Doughface Talk
The quote reflects debate over Civil Rights where Southern resistance is linked to doughfaceism among Northern Democrats in and out of Congress. The remark frames opposition as self serving and lacking acceptable justification.
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Congress
Clergy Seeks Secretary of State Post in Reform Ticket
The Indianapolis Daily Sentinel mocks the Reform ticket noting a Baptist preacher fills the vacant independent State ticket slot Rev Isaac Stout of Jefferson county replaces Rev Bowles. It questions whether Olleman used a mass convention for the nomination and hints a State Superintendent of Public Instruction name is still pending with a possible nomination on the eve of the election.
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Indianapolis Daily Sentinel
Isaac Stout
Jefferson County
Farmer
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Olleman
Taxation Without Representation Pushes Michigan Suffrage
A figure of at least 16 000 female property holders in Michigan pay taxes, a fact cited as a strong argument for granting woman suffrage in the state. The taxpaying women, as property holders, are highlighted to bolster calls for voting rights for women.
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Michigan
Notable social event as Gen Sherman’s daughter marries
The marriage of Gen Sherman’s daughter is described as the season’s most notable social event in Washington. The piece likens Sherman to Tecumseh and recalls his famed marches and the grand review in Washington.
Lafayette expresses stance on social evil and prostitution
The Marion Monitor notes parties owning buildings renting to prostitutes must vacate under penalty and calls for a civil damage law for houses of prostitution. It adds that things are developing in that direction.
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Lafayette
Marion
John Egbert Faces Court Over Crusade Confession
Court asks John Egbert to respond to repeated claims that no woman involved in the crusade business is virtuous or respectable. He is urged to explain why sentence should not follow his own confession.
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John Egbert
John Egbert Summoned Over Alleged Whisky Influence
A court summons John Egbert, Sheriff of Elkhart County, to answer to charges of attending political harangues and retailing whisky to influence voters for Samuel R. Miller, Democratic candidate for Sheriff. The sheriff is asked to explain why sentence should not be pronounced.
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Elkhart County
Charles L. Murray
Samuel R. Miller
John Egbert Charged With Court Appearance For Fourth Time
Reported in court that John Egbert allegedly struck a deal with Samuel R. Miller Democratic sheriff candidate to retain duties for two years if elected, enabling jury packing for political allies. Judge questions John about sentence on this charge.
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John Egbert
Samuel R. Miller
John
Antiquated Stallion P. W. Hen kle Heads Goshen Insurance Stockholders
The antiquated stallion P. W. Hen kle was in town on Saturday looking after the interests of the young Eclipse, while Goshen Insurance Company stockholders also watched over him.
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P. W. Henkle
Eclipse
Goshen Insurance Company
Quip at Faber's Docks On Saturday Night
A Democrat criticizes Dr. Cowan of New Paris as he loiters at Faber's, saying the "tub of guts" should go home and cannot do any good there. The remark captures a sharp partisan jab during a social scene.
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Dr. Cowan
New Paris
Faber’s
Burglars in Jail Leave Murray’s Ticket Short of Votes
Charlie Murray weeps as McDonough and Rollins are jailed and Sam Jackson is detained. Frank McKinstry fled officers, costing Murray’s People’s ticket four votes. Hon. John H. Baker, Republican candidate for Congress in the 13th District, supported Elk Hart voters with his characteristic stance.
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Charlie Murray
McDonough
Rollins
Sam Jackson
Frank McKinstry
Murray
People’s
John H. Baker
Elkhart
Baker Delivers Sharp Harsh Attack On Kelley and Democrats
The speaker at the Opera House scathingly criticized Free man Kelley Gov Hendricks and the Democratic party describing treasonous organization and high crimes and misdemeanors. The writer praises Bakers biting sarcasm and notes the campaign should end within a week for Kelley and the party’s sake.
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Opera House
Freeman Kelley
Gov. Hendricks
Democratic Party
Kelley
Baker
Freeman
The Accuser Faces Old Charges in Elkhart County
The article accuses a local man of past Army misconduct claiming as Quartermaster he sought a thousand dollars regardless of the side victorious. It questions his role in funding his father’s burial and his current framing of respected Elkhart County citizens as thieves. The piece dares him to deny the allegations.
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Elkhart County
Stetler Sheriff Candidate Attacked Over Saloon Rumors
A correspondent signing as a Republican in the Democratic Union from New Paris attacks Sheriff candidate Mr. Stetler. The letter claims Stetler drinks at a saloon and carries liquor home, but the writer, A. E. Manis, challenges the allegation as false and says he has known Stetler for five years without seeing him at a saloon.
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Democratic Union
New Paris
Stetler
Wm. Stevens
Benton Township
Mr. Stetler
A. E. Manis
Democratic Opinion on Treachery and Credit
The Plymouth Democrat rails at a man claiming to be a Democrat who would betray his party for a small gain in trade, calling such a person among the meanest of God's creatures.
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Plymouth Democrat
Beecher Scandal Recalled by Indiana Advocate
The piece recalls Charles L. Murray’s role in shaping Indiana’s past stance on the Henry Ward Beecher affair. It condemns the Plymouth church revelations and linked moral issues, contrasting intense public fire with perceived hypocrisy and religious sentiment.
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Eorrors Dbserver
Beecher
Charles L. Murray
Indiana
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Henry Ward
Ovid
Sallust
Pompeii
Don Juan
Tilton
Moulton
Plymouth Church
Behold the Burned Veil of Beecher Era Scandal
A letter laments the Plymouth Church fire and the downfall of Beecher era reform. It praises C L Murray for exposing false religion, while noting political clashes in Indiana including Republican caucus outcomes, temperance tensions, and local civic notices.
Court adjourns as Goshen notes await new trial
Oct 5 report from Goshen states court adjourned for a week. Long the would be murderer of Constable Hawkins in jail awaiting Supreme Court granted new trial. Local visitors Quaife and Gregg in town. Town news mentions fair preparations, Exposition plans in Chicago, and notable local figures Hattie Brothers furniture store praised. Special telegram notes Mr Noeh Anderson died aged about 68 near Goshen after long illness.
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Hawkins
Benton
Supreme Court
Quaife
J. O. Gregg
Murray
P. M. Henkle
Wilson
Charlie
Chicago
Potomac
Hattie Brothers
Bonham. E
Goshen
the Observer
Noeh Anderson
Elkhart Schools Report Shows Enrollment and Attendance Rise
Elkhart Public Schools monthly report for October 2 1874 shows Central ward totals with 749 enrolled pupils and strong attendance at about 94.5 percent. The note records increases in enrollment and average daily attendance over last year and mentions forthcoming scholarship reports. The Goshen Times cites a County Temperance Mass Meeting in Elkhart October 8 with speakers J J Talbot Buckeye Broadaxe and singer Jas G Clark. locals praise Clark’s singing.
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Central ‘5Th Ward
Avenue No
Elkhart
J. J. Talbott
Buckeye Broadaxe
Jas. G. Clark
Sweet Singer
Clark
Goshen Times
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