Harper's Weekly predicts Tilden as 1880 Democratic nominee
The issue notes Harper's Weekly views on 1880 presidential probabilities, leaning that Samuel J. Tilden will secure the Democratic nomination. It also lists Hayes appointments including Guerrilla Mossy as consul at Hong Kong, and "Hang man" Foote as New Orleans mint superintendent. Mossy confirmed, Foote held over. It mentions a poem titled Is it Anybody's Business by A Farmer's Girl found in most readers, which the editor declines to print as too old.
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Harper’s Weekly
Tilden
Amon
Hayes
Mossy
Hong Kong
Hangman” Foote
New Orleans
Foote
Farmer’s Girl
Blaine support for black voting rights debated in 1866
The New York Express argues Blaine seeks to keep Republicans in power by enfranchising the black majority in the South. It claims his views shift after a decade, accusing him of aiming to disfranchise blacks and punish those who do not vote Republican.
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Blaine
New York
James G. Blaine
South
Republican Party
Congressional push to force Sherman to obey customs fund law
After Congress reconvenes steps may be taken to compel John Sherman secretary of the treasury to follow the law requiring coin received for duties to be set apart as a special fund. Sherman has allegedly swapped silver for gold in the sub treasury and used it to pay bondholders, a practice claimed to violate statute.
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Congress
John Sherman
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Treasury
Sherman
Arrival of Dr. A. F. Von MoscHzIsKER in Avelline House
The city welcomes Dr. A. F. Von MoscHzIsKER, eminent specialist in eye ear and throat diseases, now residing at the Avelline House. He brings rare skill and long experience, with endorsements from Indiana leaders and notable figures in Europe and America. In the past two years he has lived in Indianapolis Evansville and Terre Haute, holding top professional and social standing.
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A. F. von Moschzzisker
Aveline House
Indiana
Europe
America
Indianapolis
Evansville
Terre Haute
Gov Williams and the Pardoning Power Debate
The editorial defends Gov Williams from criticism over pardons asserting he acts from conscience and mercy. It cites the governor’s responsibility and calls for a board of pardons to share executive clemency duties, suggesting legislative changes to improve the system. It notes a forthcoming Indianapolis Journal article detailing pardons statistics and defense.
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Gov. Williams
Greenley
Himelf
Indianapolis Journal
comnAs
Lion
Num
Hendricks and McDonald in 1880 Democratic Nominations
Indiana correspondent argues McDonald may emerge as the nominee if the 1880 race shifts Indiana. The piece praises McDonald’s integrity and stance on finances, notes Hendricks’s loyal support, and contends Cincinnati Enquirer favors Thurman while harming Indiana Democrats. Governor Hewes is seen as the main 1880 choice with broad Democratic support.
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United States
Indiana
Henpricka
Senate
McDonald
Hendricks
Cincinnati Enquirer
Thurman
McDonnaLl
Enquirer
Gov
Hewes
Lnquirer
Two Bills on State Hygiene and Medical Practice
A group of leading Indiana physicians and scientists drafted two bills for the next legislature. The second bill creates four examining boards for medical schools and requires exam or certification for all practitioners, with penalties for unlicensed practice. The governor may back the measure if the schools approve, per the Sentinel's urging for reform.
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Indiana
Hipparn
Richmond
Helm
Peru
Hosss
Knightstown
Indianapolis News
Sentinel
Illinois
Sudden Death Fear From Obesity Warns Readers
A wary warning against obesity notes loved ones left grieving after sudden death. The piece cites fear for friends at one’s side and describes heart disease and apoplexy as common causes. It endorses Allan's Anti Fat as a harmless remedy that reduces weight two to five pounds weekly by regulating digestion and assimilation.
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Allan
Sleighing Matinee Prep at Swinney Park This Saturday
Swinney Park is being prepared today to ensure smooth sleighing for Saturday afternoon's matinee. The track will be free to the public tomorrow then limited to ticket holders. Authorities prohibit fast driving on city streets, making this the proper venue for horse speed. In a note to the Father of the Sentinel, readers question governance of the agricultural society tied to seasonal tickets and board control, referencing signatures by "Fair Play" and the treasurer and debates over premium increases.
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Swinney Park
the Sentinel
The
Agricultural Society
Lumbard
Evans
W. B.felt
Nelson
Adam Link
Indiana Teachers Association convention opens in Fort Wayne
The fourteenth annual Indiana State Teachers Association convention convenes at the ventral grammar school at 7 PM and runs through Saturday. About 500 to 600 delegates from across the state are expected as Fort Wayne showcases its public school system with Superintendent and board of trustees, nearly 100 teachers, and leading educators from Michigan and other states attending. Prominent school-book firm agents will also be present.
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Indiana State Teachers Association
Ventral Grammar School
Fort Wayne
Prest. Angell
Michigan University
H.R. Stevenr
Hix
Mansfield
Episcopal Chreh
Proposed Indiana law to punish theft across states and nations
The Sentinel prints proposed laws by Senator Foster to crack down on stolen property brought into Indiana from other states or countries. It covers buyers and receivers of stolen goods and aiding concealment, plus penalties for aiding thieves. Also amended burglary penalties and a note urging immediate passage due to railroad depredations.
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Sentinel
Foster
United States
General Assembly
Indiana
Archbishop Purcell Faces Debt After Charities Efforts
Cincinnati December 27 Archbishop Purcell releases a public statement on his diocese finances. He says funds used for building lots churches and asylums housing over 409 orphans seminary needs and other necessities have left him heavily in debt. He requests pope relief from duties and appeals to society to settle all claims with support from clergy.
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Cincinnati
Purcell
An Undeniable Truth About a Patent Remedy
A dubious ad asserts Green's Avcust Flower can cure liver complaints and dyspepsia with claims of universal sales across the western continent. It promises relief from sick headaches and nervous prostration, urging readers to obtain a sample for 10 coins while denying pharmacists’ knowledge.
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Youolan
Teuton invalidates check at Hamilton bank in mistaken payment
A visitor from Germany attempted to pay with a Fort Wayne Land Bank check for ten dollars. Bank clerks and president Chas McCutlock determined the note was invalid, as the man, who could not read English, had mistaken the bank and货 tore up the check after realizing the error.
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Fort Wayne
Land Bank
New York
Chas, MccCutlock
Teutonic
Dr Price Flavor Extracts Preserved Real Fruit Taste
A promotional note proclaims Dr Price's new extraction method preserves the delicate flavor and aroma of fruit in flavoring extracts. It urges ladies seeking superior flavoring to purchase Dr Price's product for authentic taste and freshness.
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Dr. Price
Gold price peak and yearly averages from 1862 to 1877
The data shows July 11 1864 gold quotations at 276 to 290 per 100 dollars, with July 1864 monthly average 258.10. Yearly averages include 1862 113.3, 1863 145.2, 1864 203.8, 1865 157.3, 1866 140.9, 1867 138.2, 1868 139.7, 1869 133.1, 1870 114.9, 1871 111.7, 1872 112.4, 1873 113.8, 1874 111.2, 1875 115.1, 1876 111.5, 1877 104.7.
RAILROADS NEWS AND INCIDENTS OF THE SEASON
Reappointments and appointments mark railway business with Dr. H D Wood reappointed surgeon for the Saginaw road in the coming year. Allyn Cox of the Wabash receives a Christmas gift from his wife. James Wilson joins Vandalia offices in Indianapolis after leaving the Fort Wayne line. Indianapolis rolling mill begins rails for the Fort Wayne Muncie and Cincinnati road. The Paris and Danville sale to Chas Ridgely for the Wabash is set aside by Judge Treat at Springfield Illinois. A fatal accident near Grovertown when a sleigh crosses the track. John Clark and both horses die. Local votes in Jay county towns approve a tax for Toledo Delphos and Indianapolis Railroad. Wabash reports minimal delays despite frigid weather. A tramp injured his leg while attempting to ride a Pittsburgh freight at Kosciusko, taken to St Joseph Hospital. Freight summary for the Wabash shows daily car counts from December 21 to 25.
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H. D. Wood
Angola
Saginaw Road
Allyn Cox
Wabash Railway
James Wilson
Fort Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw Road
Vandalia
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Cincinnati
Paris
Danville R. R
Chas
Bear Creek
Jay County
Toledo, Delphos, and
Wayne
Jackson
Toledo Bee
Wabash
Pittsburgh
Kosciusko
St. Joseph Hospital
Toledo
Some Pumpkins to the Editor of the Sentinel
A letter from residents of Tippecanoe county Indiana recounts a 2000 head fat steer sale at about 130000 dollars, claiming it the largest in the Wabash valley and contrasting county fairs with a push for pumpkin shows over horse racing. The writer criticizes horsemen and advocates promoting pumpkin or bull shows, asserting public interest and opposition to gambling at fairs.
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the Sentinel
Moses Fowler
W. T. Vanatta
J. H. Vanatta
Tippecanoe County
Ind
Lafayette
Wabash Valley
Hoss
Allen Coe
Stephen A. Douglas
Indiana
Shelby County Gravel Roads and Ditches Take Center Stage
A. J. Gorgan, secretary, extols Shelby County gravel roads and extensive turnpikes radiating from Shelbyville. He notes good access for three quarters of residents but calls for better drainage with deep ditches. He highlights open and tile ditches bringing land into cultivation and claims no waste land, urging similar county progress statewide.
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the Sentinel
State Board of Agriculture of
Indiana
Shelby County
Shelbyville
A. J. Gorgan
Our Agricultural Society
State Board
Court notes probate and docket updates in Caro region
Circuit Court proceedings list probate rulings including last will admissibility for Sophia Schroeder Leah Grube and real estate sale for George Sarrazin. Numerous judgments and new suits announced involving Cornelius Farrell Hugh Hanna and others with notes and foreclosure amounts.
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Circuit Court
O'Rourke
Nuttle- Brook
Dan'l Opdyke
Ellen Opdyke
Tion
Sophia
Schroeder
Leah Grube
John A. Dimeyer
Caroline E. Stapleford
William Kanning
Lewis
Justus
Cornelius Farrell
James Randall
Hugh T. Hanna
St. Boniface Benevolent Association
de Meyers
John Robbins
James M. Fairfield
John Seiler
Henry Wiebke
Ajamin Rosava
Charles A. Munson
Repleyin
Joane Lauferty
Josiah King
John G. Zimmer
Local court fines and acquittals from early case docket
Mrs. Simpson pleaded guilty to provoking T. P. Higgins and was fined $1 and cost. F. P. Higgins for provoke on George Simpson was fined $3 and cost. Loveland acquitted on obstructing the public highway. John Dryer fined $2 for desecration of the Sabath. William Norman held for grand larceny. Flo bound over to criminal court in $300. in default to jail.
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Mrs. Simpson
T. P. Higgins
F. P. Higgins
George Simpson
Ryan
A.J. Loveland
Wilkinson
John Dryer
Wilkinsor
William Norman
Flo
Criminal Court
An Antonishing Fact About Green's August Flower
A dubious advertisement claims a large portion of Americans suffer from Auspepsia or disordered digestion and urges trying Green's August Flower. It touts past widespread distribution and promises relief, selling sample bottles for ten cents with three doses stated to relieve severe cases.
Premium Salve for Skin Ailments Sold by Dreier & Bro
A guaranteed salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheam tetter chapped hands and all skin eruptions. Money refunded if not satisfied. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Dreier and Bro.
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Dreier & Bro
Seventh drawing to be held January thirtieth for wealth at two dollars
The Seventh drawing attracts growing public interest with every draw. Wealth becomes accessible for only two dollars, and readers are urged to order tickets by T. J. Commerford, secretary, Courier-Journal Building, Louisville KY. A gravel road meeting is planned at the courthouse Saturday afternoon.
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Court House
ALBA
T. J. Commerford
Courier-Journal
Louisville
Obituary of Harriet Grote noted historian's widow dies
London reports Mrs Harriet Grote widow of George Grote the historian of Greece dies. She was known for Life of Vincent and other lectures. Also noted: Afghanistan ameer holds Herat with seventeen regiments, British concerns over Yakoob Khan. Rio de Janeiro reports rising deaths and cannibal distress in Clara province. Times notes 1878 financial failures and wage declines. Pesth rumors of an attempted life for Francis Joseph with palace guard increased.
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London
Harriet Grote
George Grote
Greece
Tinguished En Vincent
Ameer
Afghanistan
Herat
Turkestan
Yakoob Khan
England
Yakoob
Cabul
the Times
Pesth
Francis Joseph
Goedoellee
Prinet
Noted preacher Dixon attempts suicide in Memphis hotel
Memphis dispatch reports Rev James A Dixon linked to a New Albany society scandal attempted to take poison in his Peabody Hotel room around 1 am. Bellmen found him and doctors treated him with slim hopes. Letters on the table suggest premeditated action.
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Memphis
Tenn
James A. Dixon
New Albany
Ind
Peabody Hotel
Galloway
Dixon
Cincinnati
R. C. Wheeler & Co
Charles P. Forbus
Hogs
Wheeler & Co
Forbus
Free Offer For Dr Kiss Goren And California Compound
A public notice invites readers afflicted with indigestion liver issues and debility to visit Meyer Bros Co in Fort Wayne for a free trial bottle of Dr Kiss Goren and Dr Kings California Golden Compound. The ad touts the remedy’s proven merit and urges trial before purchase.
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Meyer Bros. & Co
Fort Wayne
Dr. Kiss
Prorat
Washington postal carrier tales and medical remedy notice
The Teller SoHra NET Cy delays its departure for New Orleans until Friday morning. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions priced 25 cents per box sold by Dreier & Bro.
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Washington
Teller SoHra Net Cy
New Orleans
Market Roundup Dull Cotton Flour and Grains Press
New York reports dull cotton and flour with 11 000 barrels received and 70 000 sold. Wheat quiet with mixed notes and no clear prices. Corn steady with 30 000 bushels received and 35 000 sold. Lard and pork firmer. cheese unchanged. Toledo notes January No 2 red at 64 cents and other grain bids. Michigan oats and eggs steady. Fort Wayne data incomplete.
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New York
Toledo
Wheint
Michigan
Dull
Public Auction of Real Estate by Sheriff in Allen County
By virtue of executions the sheriff will expose for sale at the court house door in Allen County the fee simple of the described property. The sale occurs between specified hours and will proceed as directed by the court notices, with terms to satisfy the judgment and costs.
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Augustus’. Beaver
Allen Eirva
George P. Bissell
Indiana
Court House
Bald County
Fort Wayne
Austin M. Thompson
Laura A. Thompson
Beaver
Ehalns
Blaffton
Kuirfield and
Freeman
Laura A
Charles A. Munson
Allen County
Coombs
Morris & Bell
Abraham Levy Y
Allen Circuit
State of Indi
William Greenburg
Ana
Said County
Beers
Ain
Fies Cheik
Allen County, Inc
Owill
Lowrey & Withers
Michael Brubakerett
Drvdicones
Couet
Coutt House
Lind Fotehoek
Sade
Shevill Atben County
George D. Crone
Attornesy
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Hyde Park, Mass
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Seriff
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John R. Hoagland
Wayne Township
Fathora
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Falth
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State of
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Daniel Myers
Liasio Myers
T County
Martin V.B. Apencer
W. Beavy
Sada Etyatet
Eon Jen
Tajaa
Elizabeth A. Wilsen Ae
Haniwhey
Diuindredt
Archer
Port Wayne
Alten County
Lidia
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Jase
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Dadtana
White Tee
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EC Fogerty
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J. C. Ayer
Tth Grand Distribution
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