27 Aug 1892
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Newspaper
Greencastle Democrat
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1892
Page
1
In Poland, Clay County, a local Freemasons lodge with about 45 members dissolved after debates over political influence and party alignment. A veteran leader urged youth to join a Democratic club and mobilize to defeat tariff measures, rallying support for Cleveland and free trade.
A verse about a figure named Dennis known for bold moves across the circuit and political aims. It notes his attempts to reach Congress, influence in Brown County hills and plains, and his boastful, finesse lacking persona. A snag in Monroe marks a turning point.
Newton Hinkle sues for divorce from Sarah F alleging separation last month and claims of unfaithfulness cruelty and harsh behavior including insults. Jas Hinkle named co respondent. Aly Denny seeks release from Martha I Denny alleging noncohabitation since July 2 188s and refusal to fulfill wifely duties. P O Colliver to oversee dissolution.
The Democrat notes reader questions to teachers two weeks ago and reports ex-Supt Stockwell’s defense as a bombastic response. It claims he did not deny the main charge of taking a premium from Youths Companion publishers and vows to publish further scrutiny.
The court notes new cases: First National Bank of Wellington Kansas vs Lizzie Hamilton et al to set deed issues and recover money. John Cawley sues John B Bishop on note. Newton Minkle vs Sarah F Hinkle for divorce.
The gathering will convene at West College on next Monday and run for five days. Respected instructors have been engaged and the event is presented as profitable and interesting with fine music featured in every session. All are invited to attend.
Broadstreet exposes Stockwell for unpaid mortgage taxes while Stockwell defends himself saying mortgages were paid off and releases overlooked. The assessor notes back taxes due and Stockwell questions how much to pay, while the Democrat boasts growing circulation and a plan to improve the county paper.
Tommy Sandy son of James Sandy died suddenly Thursday while at risk of an operation by Sr. Evans. The boy, who had typhilitis with an abdominal abscess, succumbed despite medical efforts. Autopsy by Drs. Preston Prichard Mullinix and Evans found death from typhilitis and general peritonitis.
Wednesday August 41 marks a democracy observance at the Bainbridge fair with Capt. Wm. St. Myers delivering the address advocating democratic principles.
The council discussed street improvements on Columbia street and Madison street damages, with bids for Franklin street work debated. Randel urged bonds and extras be cut, while Blake and Miller pressed contractor payments. the claim ordinance faced partisan votes and a later adjournment to a charity event.
W E Hare head brakeman on Monon freight No 72 was struck by the I and W overhead bridge at Gosport junction Thursday night. The blow fractured the spine and skull, leaving him seriously injured. He was cared for at Cloverdale by Dr Preston and later taken to Bainbridge, his home, on the night train. Marriage licenses issued to Clay D Bridges and Mary L Harvey.
The obituary notes Thomas O Ruark dying after a long delirious illness aided by stimulants and painkillers. An autopsy shows the ball wounded his spleen liver and caused mortal damage. Jefferson Ruark filed first degree murder charges against William E Starr and Starr’s examination was postponed to Monday.
The People's Party met at the courthouse on Saturday August 20 to nominate a county ticket and joint candidates for representative and senator. Key figures included H J Jarvis for joint senator and James A Smith for joint representative with officers elected and a resolutions committee appointed. The day featured sharp commentary on party leadership and internal dynamics.
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