Weather forecast and campaign commentary from 1880 issue
The piece notes presidential candidate dynamics from Cincinnati nominations and offers Professor Tice's July weather forecast. It predicts storm patterns across the month, high barometer effects on temperatures, wind directions, and suggests earthquake-causing conditions on specific dates.
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Professor Tice
Isso
Great Lakes
Lakes
Desperate Lover Kills Woman Then Ends His Own Life
In Posey County near Mount Vernon a teamster named William Penix murdered a daughter of farmer Kirk Bundy who did not reciprocate his affection and then killed himself. The bodies were found near the roadside. the Bundy family is described as wealthy and prominent in local politics, with the crime causing great excitement.
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New Ausany
Mount Vernon
Posey
William Penix
Kirk Bundy
Penix
Bundys
Bundy
Posey County
Mock Democratic convention marks Meharry halt in commencement
Commencement exercises delayed by Philomathean Society issues led to a mock Democratic convention in Meharry Hall with delegates from several states. The event featured speeches nominating Williams, McDonald and other figures, and ended without a VP nominee.
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The
Philomathean Society
Meharry Hall
F. Coffin
Thomas Hendricks
Crews
Colorado
Stephen Field
Switzer
Georgia
Palmer
Illinois
Scarritt
Thurman
Smith
Town
James D. Williams
Cantwell
Kentucky
General Hancock
Julian
Maine
State
Maryland
Williams
Bayard
Neff
Minnesota
Horatio Seymour
Collins
New York
Grover
Oregon
Morris
General Grant
Finney
Pennsylvania
Samuel
L. Hood
L. DB. Salmans
L Brengle
Asbury
W. F. Switzer
Philological Literary Society
Benedict Arnold
A. J. Pruitt
Evansville
F. T. Rumbarger
Gosport
Frankfort
A. M. Kelsey
Greencastle
H. W. Ridpath
Fillmore
C. L. Brooke
G. E. Glasscoe
M. F. Lemon
L. F. Rightsell
J. J. Seward
A. Throop
White
Commencement Oratory showcases and prize awards
A Greencastle and Warsaw lineup featured declamations and Latin prizes. Minnie Langdon and Kate Hammond led in Latin tests, with Sam Brenge third. Cadet drill, Platonean Society events, reader contests, and diploma conferrals followed, highlight by the Darnall-Grant oratory contest on Wednesday afternoon.
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Jessie Birch
Greencastle
E. Hendee
Warsaw
W.L. Hood
Kentucky
Sam. L. Brenge
Olney
Ills
M.S. Slaughter
Gibbon
Rome
Minnie Langdon
Kate Hammond
Sam. Brengle
Cadet Corps
Platenean Society
E. Finney
Indianapolis
A. L. Mason
J. B. DeMoitte
John Brown
DeMotte
Mr. Modisett
Hagar
Henry M. Pindell
Pana
Henry T.floyd
Ossawatomie
Anna I. Martin
Senator Yates
Congressional ‘Temperance Society
Hall of Representatives
Calvin F. Modisett
Atherton
Thomas C. Wallace
Tekamah
Neb
Nssay
Isa G. McNutt
Millard
L. D. Moore
Lawrenceburg
Christ
K. Kawamura
J. F. George
Noblesville
United States
E. W. Peterson
L’ekamah
T. L. Neff
C. Leavell
Parker
Davis
Summit Grove
H. C. Clippenger
Evansville
M. B. Davis
I. D. Newhouse
FE. L. Mick
A. Martin
C. W. DePauw
L. B. Salmans
G. E. Downey
J. A. Scott
W. A. Morrow
Alumni Commencement Highlights and Prize Awards
A 19th century ceremony recounts prize awards to N. P. Conrey and H. C. Coffin for essays on The Vindication of History and The Philosophy of Scepticism. The day includes a lengthy alumni ora tion by Rev. A. N. Jackson and a Senior class program with salutatory and valedictory orations, degrees conferred by President Martin, and 26 graduates listed with honors across fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Jackson
L. D. Hayes
Taylor
Greencastle
Charles
L. Brooke
Florence B. Hays
Mooresville
Law
George KE. Downey
Rising Sun
Jodie A. Hays
William A. Ilester
Charlestown
Laura G. Kelsey
Alexander M. Kelsey
West Newton
Charles A. Martin
Findley D
Newhouse
Bradford
Mary E. Owen
Worthington
Ida R. V. Paxton
Lewis ‘I’. Rightsell
Manhattan
Levi B. Salmons
Larned
Kansas
Cibola
Charles W. DePauw
Anna Downey
Chicago
Martin
Charles L. Brooke
Melvin B. Davis
George F. Downey
George M. Glasco
William A. Hester
Millard F. Lemon
Finley D. Newhouse
Lewis T. Rightsell
James J. Seward
Ray L. Sawyer
Minnetta T. Taylor
Horace White
Josephine A. Hays
Edward L. Mick
William A. Morrow
Ida R. W. Paxton
James A. Scott
Arthur Throop
Runaway train spooks horse injures Rev Woods near Putnamville
Last Sunday afternoon Rev Woods of Cloverdale was seriously injured when a runaway horse struck him after he and his son Turner had unhitched near Putnamville. Dr Evans, also on the road, attempted aid as the horse bolted toward Woods. Woods was cared for by Dr McNutt and remains in non fatal condition.
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Mr. Woods
Cloverdale
Putnamville
Turner
Mt. Olive
Dr. Evans
Board approves new election inspectors and bridge plan
The board appointed election inspectors for Russellville Bainbridge Greencastle and Greencastle City Ward 1 plus Ed ward and others. It approved building three bridges two this year and one next year at Mill Creek Walnut and Deer Creek. The pauper coffins contract went to Smythe Terry & Co and Jas Ash bid 25 per yard for macadamizing stone was accepted. County Poor House reports 46 inmates and weekly per capita cost 89 cents.
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Russellville
Charles B. Winn
Bainbridge
O. G. Hubbard
Greencastle
W. W. Allen
Greencastle City
Jacob Ratliff
John Murphy
Mill Creek
Cloverdale
Quincy
Walnut
Manhattan
Bowling Green
Webster’s Mill
Deer Creek
Putnamville
Smythe, Terry & Co
Jas
Shoptaugh
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