Tariff and voting rights dominate growing political debate
Telegraph notes show varied topics from German Lutherans pledging to oppose Bennett law to TurnPres defending immigrant voting in Montana. Other items cover a Methodist university plan, prohibition support, a state deputy surveyor pay ruling, a Goshen Sunday school convention, and a projection that six new states would gain twelve senators after admission.
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Wyoming
Idaho
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Senate
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Missouri
Democrats claim Indiana victory signals broad triumph for reform
A March 10 1890 victory in Indiana is hailed by Charles L Jewett chairman of the state committee as proof that tariff reform and honest government advance. 608 of 1012 townships carried, 118 township trustees gained, and a 17 000 vote majority. 64 of 92 counties won including Indianapolis Fort Wayne Evansville Terre Haute New Albany Lafayette with aims to expand organization for November gains and 1892 prospects.
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Indiana
Charles L. Jewett
Democratic State Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Terre Haute
New Albany
Lafayette
State Committee
Cartes L. Jewrrr
Lincoln Assassination Remembered on Fourteenth of April
The article recalls the April 14 1865 assassination of President Abraham Lincoln at Ford’s Theatre by John Wilkes Booth. It describes Booth’s escape, Lincoln’s death next morning, public shock, and the nation’s mourning twenty five years later with bells tolling and flags at half mast.
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Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Seward
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Ford
Washington
Booth
Boston Corbett
Business ethics and temptation in a Brooklyn sermon
Dr Talmage at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn urges merchants to resist abroad influenced practices and false credit. He warns that personal responsibility cannot be shed via corporate cover, urges providential trust and timely pursuit of the kingdom of God in business life.
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Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Hess
N. Y
Merchants’ Exchange
Pompey
Fire and Life and Marine Insurance
New England
Hill
Oskwood
Ivy Hill
Pleasant Retreat
Fagie
Eyrie
God's Angels
God
Harrison Renomination Bid Sparks Republican Outlook
President Harrison formally announces candidacy for renomination in 1892. Spokesman J. N. Huston, treasurer of the United States, predicts Indiana will vote Republican and back Ben Harrison. Also reports fire losses in Ohio and Kansas forest blazes, with wagon works destroyed and property damage noted.
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Washington
Harrison
J. N. Huston
United States
Republican State Central Committee
Indianapolis
Huston
Indiana
Ben Harrison
Ohio
Kansas
TirFin
Obrien Wagon Works
Appison
Kaun
White Creek
Kabo Corset Guarantee Promises Refunds and Longevity
An advertisement touts the Kabo corset as durable with a strong guarantee backed by Cuiiaco Corset Co. It promises refunds if unsatisfactory within three weeks and replaces broken boning, emphasizing no rusting eyelets and all‑around durability. A separate note has Preston Chapman reaffirming his sheriff candidacy in Allen County.
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Cuiiaco Corset Co
Allen County
Preston Chapman
Great Fire Sale of Clothing Opens at Gaffney’s Stand
Fire damaged clothing sale runs ten days in Ewing hall southwest corner Main and Harrison. Garments priced plainly with one price to all. Insurance agent present to arrange sale. Also includes testimonials for Dr King’s New Discovery and note on tin ore production in 1889.
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Selver
King Solomon
Jerusalem
Cloatbem
Fitem & Brothers
Solomon
Thaye
Brooklyn
New York
Petrarch
Cardinal Colonna
Hell
United States
Insurance Company
Ewing Hall
Main and
Harrison Streets
Gaffney
C. H. Morris
Newark
Ark
Dr. King
Jesse Middlewart
Decatur
Ohio
Dreier & Bro’s
Remarkable Ohio Baby Cured After Tumor Removal
Mrs Norman Ritchie of Trail Run Ohio reports a cancerous upper lip tumor in her baby grown to peach size within a year. Dr Wilbur removed the tumor rebuilt the lip from cheek and the child is cured. Several other women report relief after treatment by Dr Wilbur without prior examinations or full exams.
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Emma Orth
Huron Street
Nebraska
Wilpur
L. K. Buckwalter
West Jefferson Street
Wilbur
G. W. Myers
West William Street
Lena Merz
East Berry Street
Wm. Ryan
Hoagland Avenue
Andrew Hoitstein
College Avenue
Maggie Metker
E Leltb Street
Norman Ritchie
Trail Run
Ohio
T. F. Krabe
Forth Street
Steubenville
Hissell
Village Street
Kalamanoa
Med
Wim. A. Nein
Academy Street
Kalamizuno
Mich
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United States of America
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Canada
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Virginia
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TurnPres
United States Senate
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M. E
New York City
Methodist University
Washington City
Indiana Supreme Court
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St. Joseph Classics of the Reformed Church of the
Bundy
New Caste
Simon T. Powell
Board of County Commissioners
New Castle
Catholic Record
Indianapolis News
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LaGrange
LaGrange County
John M. van Fleet
Ellison
Supreme Court
Morris and
Zotar
Forteros
LH. Randall
Samuel J. Randall
Judge McLellan
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Congressman McClellan
Auburn Courier
McClellan
the Courier
Auburn
DR. Talmage
Democrat
Hood
C. Parmelee
Bridge Street
W. H. Lawrencer
Agricultural Epitomist
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Ted
Klinkenberg & Detzer
Republic of Brazil
P. O
T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
RICH + HOTEL
Stoge
Brussels
Lompels
Root & Company
W.deyle
CQ. Bau
Yeats
EEA
Alorimene
Rebecca Carmany
John E. Long
Robert Lowry
Dow
K. H. Dunne
Chicago
Pixley & Long Block
Haring
Reeves
P.O
Saipe
James Pyies
Fic
Basket Gang
James Pyle
Louis Wolf & CO
LOUIS WOLF + CO
Calhoun Street
Economic Trading
Morgan & Beach
East Columbia Street
Henry
John
E. Vordermark & Sons
T. E. Covington
Col. Washington and Harrison Sts
Columbus Buggies
Warder, Bushnell & Glessner Company
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Springfield
Clinton and
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