Local notes mix of events at Aruala and town life
Distorted report lists August 20 events including pension changes, committee actions, and local incidents. It records names such as Bright precinct abolition, Chis and J fest participants, the Dowie orchard note, a funeral for Abishant Rosenthal’s son, and various arrests, elections remarks, accidents, and business ads.
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Aruala
Chis
Alphouse Culbert
Livie
Dowie
Rail
Abishant Rosenthal
N. Rowenthal
Hriday
Local political rallies and legal notices in St. Joe township
A series of political meetings including a large Republican rally at Avagaville and a Democratic meeting at Black's social hall in St. Joe township. Also noted are bankruptcies Baum Wallers Haines Roma City and a final meeting of H B Ayres creditors on the 26th. Marriage licenses listed and pensions payments progressing at the U S pension office.
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C.E. Wallin
Nodog Island
Ab Rous City
Deidvieh Meyers
Black Hills
H. B. Ayres
Black
Serioul House
St. Joe Township
Stovl
Envn
Reiv
Tilden
Hendricks Poly Wits
Charley Rivers
Cincinnati
Muncie Road
Second Presbyterian Church
McParlands
Andrew Vogaly
Mary Ann Savers
Lovia William Mmnersick
Donzella Alias
Ball
A. Wo. Martin
New Haven
Messer
Lizzie Carroll
Wm. U. Pyke
Tacinds J. Perkins
Frederick Gebuphorat
Mary Kramer
Perry A Randall
Antin T. Fay
Emma
Wilehelmina Velmerdeugg
Dean Morb
Sophia Zizwar
Indiana
Will Johy Plare
Deir
Elizabeth Odendahl
Churaday
John Odendahl
United States Pension Agency
Chas. Hidrock
Jules Trabin
Alphonsa
Colbert
Tex
Colbarty
Voorhees and Sherman Clash in Indiana Debate
Tuesday after Loon Senator John Shearns of Obiarthwe Hea Day led a public discussion in Columbia City. The crowd of roughly four thousand heard Sherman defend his record and criticize the Democratic Party while Voorhees argued for reform, gold and silver currency, and restraint on war claims. A lengthy exchange followed ending with cheers for Voorhees and a large torchlight procession by Democrats.
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Sebutzentas
Lyngview
Indianapolis
Bucyrus
Cresslise
Dayton
Sherif Frank Cosgrove
Doth Gollult
Coffull
Jny
Temes Couwl
Sheldon
Andy Su
Casinn
Ganette
Suaets
Henry Overman
Chi
Overman
Stinnett
Eigteen Yards Ina
Stinnnett
Parry A. Randall
Mise Julie T. Bay
Dado
Brida
South Wayne
J. B. Stone
West Baptist Church
Wan Piale
Sanacinus
Peur Islaw
Ode Mae
Hon
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Repeb- Niewh Tivkes
New Blaven
Mga
Gartekst
Tideo
Williams
Baird
Bluttion
Tsiberty Center
John Shearns
Obiarthwe
Sheth
Golumbia
Whitley County
Dade
Sherman
Yuors
Iman
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Shernan
Democratic Party
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Grant
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G. W. Voorhees
St. Louis
Indiana
Cincinnati
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Wildes
Thinaynaker
Sheridan
Heyas
Phil Sheridan
Winchester
Moston
Grand jury reports indictments and releases in Allen County
The grand jury adjourned and filed indictments including assault with intent to kill grand larceny and receiving stolen property, while others were released or discharged for lack of indictments. Foreman Wm Wiese notes about 150 witnesses examined and details proceed in the 1876 Allen County Circuity Court.
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John Fiyan
Richard Richstein
John Burns
David Smith
J. W
Pees
Clifton
Allen County
Alen Grindual
Ladians
Ewid Conrh
Goa
James W. Borden
Benjamin Clifton
Joh Suury
David Sue
Eton Daniels
Rob Johnson
Krank Boswers
Wiese
City Officials Debate Tax Remission Implications
City attorney warned that remission of taxes could endanger the legality of the entire tax levy. After discussion, the meeting adjourned with a resolution to remit the taxes and assign full charge of the amounts, totaling $1,144, to the treasurer.
Hospitalization After Abortion Allegation Surfaces
A 20 year old woman, Simdnda A. Smith, was taken to St Joseph Hospital after alleged coercive abortion practices by a physician. Prosecutors and Marshal Kelly investigate claims of seduction, drugging, and an operation, while the patient remains critically ill and provides conflicting accounts.
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Simdnda A. Smith
St. Joseph Hospital
Winners Circus
Hort Wayne
Deld
Calbown Street
Cus
Als Office
Bacour
Ae Abe
Har
Ackur
Wustee
Washington Township
Alps
Pegs
Goliten
Archer
Marshal Kelly
Hooch
Awanly Smith
Privig
The Fats at the Park Exhibition and Rural Show
A busy park scene reports new life shows in exhibits of flowers exotic plants fruits and vegetables. Livestock pens feature pigs fine cattle and horses while machinery displays impress with engines and implements. Local rioting and political clashes are noted in separate dispatches with varied outcomes.
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Ube
Dora
Department of Live Stock
Promoson
Buying Negroes in Indiana and Kentucky Voter Influence
A Louisville Courier Journal report alleges Democratic operatives plan to import Black voters from Kentucky into Indiana to sway elections. It cites letters, suspected agents, and border picketing to “spot” crossing Black voters and claims the scheme aims to flood Indiana with Black voters paid to vote Republican as measured against Radical party figures.
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Austin
Courier
Journal of Yesterday
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Watterson
Democratic Party
Ohio River
Kentucky
Lewisville
Ennter
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Toitier
Wailerson
Lagay
Moanaville
New Alt
Jefferdensville
Madison
Jeffersonsville
Warsmoth
Republican Party
Warmoth
Cook
Warnes
Republiscans
Tadiow
Josuary
Elket
Sarvison
Courier-Journal
Journal
Deacon Smith
Local notices and community items from Fort Wayne period
Fort Wayne area items report on college openings, student arrivals, obituaries, court adjournments, and local business. The piece notes Concordia College students arriving next Monday, Mrs Young’s death, Miss Rodenbeck’s passing, and various court and municipal updates.
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Teegtea
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Lowry
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Rodenbeck
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Col
Toledo
Thei Tedeb
Bine
Cyratinator
Ots
Simon Weeks
Klotz & Zollar
George Meyer
Benedick Waldaan
Judy Dexker
Robert , McDonahl
Michael Guiber
Daniel Alonahan
George W. Ward
J. I. Hobbman
Neil McLachlin, Jr
Ales. McLachlin
Alex. Ogden
Flvov
Siebachlin & Co
West Mill Street
Tueeliniie
R. A. Mears
Gaauite
Cleveland
Sentinel
Dr. Myers
Republican central committees threaten polling to boost Harrison
The piece reports on Democratic fears of fraud and intimidation in the upcoming election. It claims Republicans fund a large campaign, distributing red shirts and torches, and plan to import "negroes" to sway votes. It notes a tallied poll could trigger drastic party actions if results differ.
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Kentucky
Harrison
Republican Site Central Committee
Shedly
Tidiana
Og Boys
Arrests and fires ripple through cities in Sept. news
Reports detail Tweed's arrest for kidnapping, transported from Vigo to New York via Cuba, with Spanish authorities seizing copies of a caricature. In other cities, riots erupt after a torchlight campaign stop, a street shooting follows a political clash, and a major oyster saloon fire devastates buildings along Klas Avenue, causing widespread damage and thousands in losses.
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Sen
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iMeks
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Republicat Campaign Club
Shia City
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Murphy’s Oyster
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Jim
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Eneland
Ross Huse
New England
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Tule Road
Chicago
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Milwaukee
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Union Pacific
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Council Bluffs
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Ota Ani
Minnesota
Pullman
Feasports
Amu Suiwagh Orfith Dmip
Bullasen
Tetas
Dubuque
la Crosaé
Clinton
Trans
Clack Street
Bates Bath Rasps For Liver Disease A Native Cures Claim
A testimonial letter from Henry Wells of Wells, Oregon, touts Baxsbeb’s Rape as a remedy for chronic liver disease and stomach disorders. Wells claims dramatic early relief and urges Pacific coast adoption, asserting the medicine restored health and vitality and that his experience may aid others.
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Wells
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Hag
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United States
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