Poultry Show Sparks noisy second annual fair at Tomlinson Hall
At Tomlingon hall Wednesday noon poultry exhibitors prepared for the second annual show of the poultry and beach shows. The essay on fancy fowl covers many breeds from Shanghai to Leghorn with notes on topknot hens and feathered feet. The scene includes a famed English rooster Sullivan and a brown dressed hen crowd, while geese rabbits and pigeons also feature among the displays.
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Tomlingon Hall
United States
Harrison
Morton
Bautama
Big
Ingight
Gestige
Lie Dude
Roosters
Robin T
Sullivan
England
Bhelongdog
Twells & Scotten
Buffalo
Lesiorn
Leghorn
Tia Tedest
Searcent
Maine
China
Shanghai
Italy
Suai Ts
Minorca
France
van Bien
Sud
Maj. Griffin
Mauze
Indiana
Win. Tobin
Plymouth
Gizzard
A. . Dorgey
Josh Billings
H. Priller
Sullivan Paid Debts and Aided Many in County Clerk Office
The late John Edward Sullivan left a warm legacy as friends presented a cherry desk and patent rocker to the county clerk. Items in his papers revealed prepaid taxes, fire polices, and notes totalling 205, with many others indicating his charitable aid to numerous indigent neighbors. Authorities note Sullivan’s generosity contrasted with later suspicions and reports of his disappearance.
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John Edward Sullivan
Joseph A. Meore
Teciapeyans Eslinet Company
Sallvac
Wilson
Sullivan
CroundIots
Henry TL Boyle
Trish
Howeyr
Henry Baits
Weather in Indiana Turns Colder with Fair Skies Ahead
Indiana weather forecast promises fair conditions but much colder temperatures. Real estate transfers listed include Jd Cooper to H Coburn for 18 lots in T A Lewis Co Arsenal Heights Add at $5.00. Hamilton to Porter, partial lot in Wisnly, $900. Carlisle to Keysler, partial tot, $5.100. Ganes to M England, parcels 10 and 11 Fulmer's Sub, $83,254. Hamilton to Freidgen et al, Downey & Brouse's Add Irvington, $3.00. Phillips to Rhodes, Sreeeran & Add, $240. Sims to Kerrick, Manson Sub Lots, $1,600. Wilcox to Brewer, Wircow's 2d Add, $650. Vandersage to Ogle, Rickenbrock Sub, $450. Conveyances total $21,470. Also noted are new bedroom sets at Wm L Edler's.
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Jd. Cooper
H. Coburn
T. A. Lewis & Co
Arsenal Heights
Tor c. Hamilton
Wis
G. T. Porter
J. D
Eorge
L. McOunt
FE. Carlisle
M. A. Keysler
Pretty New Brougham For Mrs Harrison At White House
From New York comes news that Mrs. Harrison loves the new brougham chosen by Mr Elkins for her Washington use. The dark brown body with red trimmed hubs and spokes features glass satans beside the driver seat. Inside, dark green broadcloth with silk trim, pockets for visiting cards, and a bell near the foot reach. Mrs Harrison and her daughter enjoyed a park drive to Grant's tomb. Also Chicago’s Wilson Nebla seeks the White House cook post, offering to serve the nation and asking Miltonia club influence with Gen Harrison.
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White House
New York
Wilson Nebla
Mittona Club
Chicago
Matco
Jobn R. Penner
Miltonia Club
Boxing match ends in decisive victory for Joseph
In an old town bout near the corner of Willow Maple, a Vi-year Hebrew fighter faced an Ai bersian challenger. The contest under Mr Tineensbury rules drew intense crowds, with Joseph winning by a 255 add watch prize after a decisive tenth round.
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di Ridin
Hibernia
Tineensbury
Alickas
Hooles’s
Chicago
Sheeny Joseph
Gosmigata
Mickey
Joseph
Spanish Mail Steamer Founders Off Philippine Island
A Spanish mail steamer named HRomus foundered off the island of Riliran in the Philippines with all passengers believed drowned. The report follows diverse city council notes, including a repeal push for a newsboys and bootblacks ordinance and various civic matters.
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Taxnosx
Hromus
Riliran
Bee
The Curtis Mongrel Debates In Indiana House Routinely
A lively Indiana House session features Curtis Meares and Speaker led measures on the dog tax and hospital boards. Bills pass amid partisan debate as Adams denounces Democratic obstruction and questions constitutional procedure while the Senate adjourns after routine business.
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House of Indiana Representatives
John Edward Brown
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Fields
Brownies
Senarsra
Foster
Stanley
Largh Asyhem
Curtis W Monurel
Indianapolis
Cefie
Comptes
Curtis
Chesion
Curtis Alternath Weil
Comedtte
Tary
Republicane Acanis
Equalization Board
Carr
Robertasa
Adams
Casa
Budrawa
Peri Robertson
General Assembly
Rostram Ant
Bruce Carr
Peni
Tis
Readu
Ayeneed
Nelson
Thes Gemerratic
Keily
Chambar
Wong
Mr. Adams
Senate
William Telfer
California-st. M. F. Church
John J. Lingle
Horton
Hamilton County
Jacob Henry Clay Smith
Harness
Hamilton
Madison
Thompson
Grose
Kennedy
Barrett
Johnson
Hays
New'saginet Chancess and Harrison Cabinet Talk
New's aginet chances emerge as General Harrison faces cabinet speculation. Judge C C Hines of New York and executor for two deceased brothers hold a fortune. Representative Steele of Maryland county visits, while New denies political motives and says he would consider a cabinet post if offered. Harrison aims for balanced support and avoids pressuring Addison.
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Gen. Harrison
C. C. Hines
New York
Harrison, Hines & Miller
George Washington Steele
Maritim County
Nelaware
Hense
Joan C. New
SUN
Altisan
Nlaea
Fies
Eucueh
Harritons
Charrison
Addison
Iowa
Wary meeting notes and late 19th century arrests in North Manchester
The Unius Min siers held a monthly YMC meeting with Rev Dr Wharton reading on the Sabbath. resolutions favored chaplain remuneration. North Manchester residents face White Cap charges with Dr Clair injured and awaiting trial. Local rulings note judge appointment, guardianship moves, and several civil suits over damages and injuries.
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Unisu Minsiers
Aseoeidiian
YMC
Ampare Iors
Wharton
United States
Harrison
Tilford Senate
Brown House
Williams House
Howe Senate
Bailey Tenate
Jones House
Senaite
Winlun House
Wanasu
Ind
Spli
Pone Ctizens
North
Manchester
Dr. Clair
Clair
Damaasea
MINERS CONVENTION DELAYED FOR PRICE NEGOTIATIONS
The Pennsylvania miners and operators delayed the joint convention until 5:30 AM Tuesday to set a fair price schedule to take effect after May 1. About 40 delegates are expected to attend over three days, aiming to harmonize disputes among the miners and unions, railroad coal associations, and allied groups. Prominent figures include Jilm M le of Ohio and W. T. Lewis of Ohio, with operators like Nard Wilton in Clay County praised for their stance. Conference sessions were held privately in Bates House with Indiana and Ohio representatives discussing plans. The session officially opens Tuesday morning with business likely resuming Wednesday.
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Pennsylvania
Organized
Minera
KL of L
National Protective Union
Hiyya Ball
Jilm M le
Ohio
N.bll Tick Mestride
Ioticerate Arbitration Board
W. T. Lewis
T. V
Powederly
Nard Wilton
Clay Cout
Tada
Asce
Alyether
W. P. Geud
Chicago
Hocking Valley
Ohie
Oscar Fownsend
H.G. Chapman
Col Cochrane
Messr. Jones
Martin
Patterson
Buckeye
Bates House
Indiana
Amon
Lawrences
Jenne
Perry
Brazil
Crawford
Towninashes Fire Destroys Buildings in Antwerp
Fire Sunday night caused about 80000 dollars in damage in Antwerp. Seven brick structures burned to the ground as residents, aided by Watertown fire department, battled the blaze after midnight. The village faced a long night of effort before flames were controlled.
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Oythers
Omaha
Ispl
Max Myer
Peter Boyer
Adolph Mitchell
Edward Olson
Mrs. Hincher
Michael Martin
Thos. Houston
Thos. Lombard
C. H. Silver
B.A. Philo
Jno. Jackson
Ennaliver
Chas
Blake
Cicsar
Goo. Searles
Antwerp
Watertown
Dit WHIPS. Mrs. Gen. Stanton dead at Detroit.
A fragmentary 19th century item collection reports Mrs. Gen. Stanton dead in Detroit, plus scattered notes on local figures and events. The readable lines include brief mentions of preachers, a legislative ballot in Virginia, a Nebraska court ruling on barber shop discrimination, and various sensational or social notes.
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Gen
Stanton
Detroit
Teach
Maysville
Virginia
Kenna
Fric
Nebraska Supreme Court
Three Co
Montreal
China
Covington
Barglitts
Chis
Hobinson
Didier
Baltimore
St. Vincent's Church
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HR. B. Mares Ee Hen Society
Moore
Rhesult
Lixcouy
Neb
J. N. Hurty
Knights of the Jimmy
Chiosts
Camel Clothing
Washington St
Evansville
Abram Hoagland
Warrick County
Boonville
Geo. P. Marott
No. 16
North Pennsylvantast
Aa Scratch
Peivite Besk —New
Cts
Hota
Soulegiin FN
Cauda
Ttis
Doun FR. Sullivan
Wilys
Sandy Welch
Fas
Cierican Swimdler
Josnend, Mo
Janes Wilson
New Gas Territory
York
Wayne, Ind
New Haven
Wall St
Belle
Eurata
Bella Star
James Gang
Wm. L. Edlers
Tiv
Jelgn Board
Bea
Col. Hoagland
A. P. Shoarer
W. C G.esmith
B. FT. Denny
Eax
Shearer
Fobl
Parkinson
Clinois St
Hicklin
Gambetta Grant
University Park
Cummings
Bernhamier
Grand Jury
Darnell
Smith
Ward Th
McKinley
Dilamma
Washington
Fairchild
Treasuryship
Foraker
Treasury
Ee & Co
E. Washidge On-St
Curtis Mongrel
Daeliy
Curtis Meares
Pia
CIEY
Tda
Shelby Stafford
Hever
Charles M. Zion
Twentieth Judicial Circuit
Cyrus Ml. Beare
Herman A. Rentsch
George W. Budd
Harry R. Springetein
Elizabeih Young
Lore OH
Eldridge
Eherifft
Ava Forsythe
Superior Court
Dw. Railway Company
Martha A. Tanner
Charles Mayer & Co
Charles Steinbern
William Schuinger
Noe
Arthur L. Shideler
J. W. Shideler
United States Mutual Accident Association
Shideler
Felix Robbins
Eddy St
Grover
Wasiisarox
Cheveland
Dan Lament
Bangs, Stetson, Tracy & Mcteagh
Faye
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