Tariff Tax Burden and Political Roundup Across Indiana
The article surveys tariff debates, noting Osminse’s claim of a $10 per person annual tariff with $7 to manufacturers. It reports multiple Indiana political nods and campaigns, including Solvery for Congress, Sweeney for clerk of the supreme court, and Seney’s renomination. It also covers the G A B encampment in Boston and local university trust appointments amid drought and crop concerns.
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Island fruit growers on Catawba Amid peach and plum blooms
A Fort Wayne reader strolls Catawba Island near Port Clifton noting 2500 acres of fruit land, 100 growers on 200 to 350 acre tracts, and a 1.5 million value. Peach and plum crops lag this year but prices may rise, with Ottawa City resort crowds and Lake Erie views adding seasonal charm.
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Independent farmer sermon links faith and plow to nation
A long, stream of heavily Biblical prose describes farmers' hardships and independence. The speaker reflects on scriptures from Noah to Elisha, urging self-reliance in rural life while condemning urban reliance. The piece laments droughts, rains, and market pressures on farms and praises agricultural virtue.
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Spectacular Detroit Exposition Draws Crowds and Entries
The Detroit International Fair and Exposition of 1890 promises record crowds and wealth of exhibits. It will open August 26 and run until September 6 with vast buildings, electric lighting, and extensive stock shows. It features horses, cattle, poultry, bees, fruits and flowers, a grand dog show, and a large bird race program drawing exhibitors from Canada and the United States.
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Grand Pompeii show to lure Detroit visitors
The city plans a sensational spectacle with grand parades and military displays by U S and state troops. The attraction promises 2 000 per night performances of the Pompeii exhibit with vivid scenes of ancient ruin and modern marvels. Detroit will host river and rail trips at low prices alongside operas and theatres.
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Behring Sea Dispute Dispatch Cites 1821 1825 Treaties
Honvey reports in August dispatch that England denied any Russian withdrawal from rights to fishing and navigation in the Behring Sea. The note recalls the Ukase of 1821 and the 1825 convention, indicating both sides treated it as a renunciation by Russia of the claim. It notes Britain’s colonial shipping and U S differences, and calls for impartial arbitration.
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Nellie Taylor Escapes Murder Attempt in Cuivaco
In Cuivaco on August 16 Nellie Taylor a reportedly dissolute woman was lassoed by her lover Bud Harris who hanged her to a gas fixture and fled as Harris fired at her missing by inches. Police intervened rescuing her as Harris again attempted to strangle her. The physician fears shock may injure her nerves. Harris was arrested.
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Tragedies Reported From Atcanra and Denver Incidents
Atcanra, Aug. 18. Ransom Shivers of Tenville, a wealthy planter and alianes party leader, was thrown from his wagon and killed instantly after striking a tree. Denver, Aug. 18. J. M. Dawson, an electric jumper trimmer, died yesterday from a shock while working on cartons in a nearby area.
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Antses- Willy Barned at LNCaP Lis watson
Reports indicate widespread fires in the region despite efforts to contain them. Several farms and cultivated land were damaged as blazes spread rapidly across fields and around two homes.
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FeO DOGS FLAY And 22 000 Change Quads on the e ndt Cuieaco
A dog fight between "Jack the Ripper" owned by Palmer Bros and "Dennis" owned by Mickey? ended in Indiana after two bouts and thirty six minutes. Dennis suffered jaw and leg injuries, was shot, while Jack the Ripper lost an eye and the bout generated two thousand dollars in wagers.
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Sterdays
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Pinkerton Detectives Die In West Albany Freight Yard Accident
Two Pinkerton detectives died when an engine crushed them while signaling a freight train in West Albany. A crowd quickly gathered as word spread that strikers were responsible, though investigators blamed the mishap.
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