Fourth Edition Cabinet Slip Reveals New Portents in New York
A Ross-era slip found in the Gilsey House room after Col John New’s visit lists names for cabinet posts such as Blaine for Secretary of State and Warner Miller for Agriculture. Observers deem the handwriting likely New’s, suggesting accidental disclosure during political maneuvering with Gen. Harrison’s circle.
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New York
John
New
Gilsey House
Col. New
Gen
Harrison
Col
Mew
Nilsey
Blaine
Treasury
Charles Ister
Westmaster
Wanamaker
Rusk
Interior
Bradley
Kentucky
Charles |Daniels
Warner Miller
Political chatter and local crime notes hover in brief
Washington rumors hint Harrison backs an Ohio cabinet nominee as Senator Sherman cites signs. In Addlitional State Fort Wayne a quilt thief pleads insanity after stealing patterns. In Anderson a barber match firm faces relocation woes. Scattered county notices report deaths, bankruptcies, jail terms, coroner illness, and domestic legal skirmishes.
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Washinerton
Fel
Sherman
Harrison
Ohio
Foster
Gov. Hovey
Thurday
Benjamin James
Kentucky
Ft. Wayne
Taylor
R. &. Taylor
Mississippi River Commission
Scottsburg
A. L. Gladden
M. Hubford
Anderson
Barber Match Company Straw Board Works
Wabash
Midland Road
Hazelwood
W. M
Jobn Shafer
Woodlawn
West Indianapolis coal firm fails for five hundred dollars
Reports from West Indianapolis indicate a coal company failed first of the week with a loss of 500 dollars. Wvert and Eva Wranklin, two children overcome by gas, say they will recover, regaining consciousness Tuesday. Rev Bartlett to pastor a new Methodist church. Presbyterians plan a spring church on the hill and a long-felt need for a bottom church. Fidelity bank cash balance short by forty five thousand and forty dollars in the estate of Ammi Baldwin. Powderly denounces LeCaron. labor day beliefs discussed. Indiana forecast shows light rain or snow and colder conditions with new hat racks advertised by Wo L Elders.
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West
Purify the Ballot Sparks House Debate on Election Bill
In the Senate a heated session centered on the eight hour bill and an election law. Republicans explained votes amid clashes with Democrats and a rallying call for or against stringent registration. The chamber adjourned after lengthy speeches and gavel taps as hours passed.
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Senate
Dresser
BR. W. Hunter
Urmston
Hoyd
Carver
Republican County
Caster
Clemmons
DeMolte
Gsar
Tresser
Grose
Harlan
Harness
Hayes
Cestion
Mount
Shockney
Traylor
Burke
Alford
Boyd
Hichowski
Cronk
DaMotte
Kennedy
Thompson
Jasper
Beaver Lake Land
Supreme Court Commission Bil
Johnson
Cox
Hays
Harrett
Barrett
Supreme Court
Elliot
Mitchel
Iaby
Niblack
Hawk
Jonson
Miners Fight Pluck-Me System in Indiana Suit
A miner Robert Wilson sued Wit son Little coal company after pay was stopped and handed to a local merchant for goods. Justice Adle mire ruled the company in the case at Brazil amid miners denouncing the decision as justice away from the law. The article discusses an 1887 Indiana act requiring biweekly wages and criticizes enforcement. Also noted are gambling raids and a court case involving a Jewish synagogue pastor over prayer rights.
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Ksughisvilth
Ind
Witson & Little Coal Company
Robert Wilson
Wilson
Adlemire
Brazil
Lut Wilson
Liv
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
United States
Adlentire
Ouardt
Cain
Watson & Little
Ganda
H. Flavia
DH. Davis
Davis
Web
Squire Feibleman
Simon Glasaman
S. Meridian St
Witness Refuses to Answer in Contempt Case
William McNimery defied questions in court during a search examination in the Harris Clark highway robbery case. Judge Irvin jailed him for 1 day and fined 100 dollars for contempt after he again refused to respond. He remained in jail while under arrest on a charge of stealing a revolver from C. W. Rouse, with a bail waived.
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Dawson
Highwind
Miller
William H. Powers
Robert C. McCoy
Stahl
William Spencer
Military Park
Rolbert
William McNimery
Mitchell
William Harris
Frank Clark
John Hanlon
Irvin
McNimers
C. W. Rouse
Noes
Forme Settling War Revival Sparks Converts at AixpMas Tenn
In AixpMas Tennessee the Forme movement drives a revival as the Freach-Ebersole gang converts. A Wednesday convert sprang forward during a service seizing an ally and urging him to the altar. Reportedly men once resistant yield to the revival and embrace faith.
Indiana News Briefs of Crime and Politics Include Arrests and Blaine Rebuff
Police report multiple arrests in war on election law violations and various local crimes in Indiana towns. National figures Blaine and Sherman discuss cabinet prospects while Valentine factory lore highlights the era’s social scene and political chatter.
The burglar's valentine and civic notes mix at large
A ragged clipping reports a crime alert tied to a burglar’s valentine and a call for action by Auditor Bruce Carr on Connecticut Mutual life insurance affairs. Indiana’s capital rules insist on $200,000 certified capital, with possible further investigation to satisfy policyholders. Also noted is a prophecied political clash between Derk Ne Ruiter and Mike O Brien. Real estate transfers on Wednesday numbered 27 totaling 107,810.
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Bruce Carr
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Indiana
N Claiky
Col. Greene
Me Ruiter
Derk Ne Ruiter
Mike O’ Brien
John J. Sullivan
Vic Ruiter
Sullivan
Brien
O’brien
de Ruiter
Court House
Mike
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Minavrinsen
Weat
Indianapolis
Ammi Baldwin
Fidelity Bank
Philadelphia
Journal of United Labor
Brooklyn
R Powderly
LeCaron
Powderly
London
Davitt
Chicago
K.of L
Barry
New Order
Wo. L. Elders
Ohio River
Colonsg
Maya
Byrd
Chase
Hubbell
Howard
Presidin
Partigan
Linstor
Suprems Court
SAR Istic House
House of Representatives
Sapeleon
Madison
Wm. A. Cullen
Rush
Cullen
Ader
Napoleon Vester
Third House
Brownlee
Supreme Court Comission Dodge
Wm. EF. Franktie
Vpranklin
Poster
Napoleon
Mr. Foster
Federal Grand Jury
William W. Boatright
Orlington Beall
Boatright
Major Carter
Geo
Starolt
Lenn St
Havasa
Cuba
Dalores Candies i
Auburn
Chas. Uraeger
Wayne
Olfie Human
Dunkirk
Gee, Younty
Willian FA
Henry AL Cathpbell
Hartford City
Lafayette Moora
Thos
Brenay
Alleghorner
Lanner Fisher
Ray's Crossiby
Slelby County
Warneress
LaPorte
Mare Rovers
Rfarnentery
Olty Life
M.ani
John J. Cramrine
Willian H
Apna Baker
J. M
Kilaredo Wheeler
William Hines
James Thornburg
Petit Larconists
Marion
Keene
Paul H. Wraugse
Venn-st
Walker’s
J. W
Mary BH
Gradin
Andre Ys Win
Crowdus
Midava
Jediah Hockersmith
J. W. Va
Mary EK
Pensa
Newton
Lavada Beswick
Howe
David MH. Stout
Equitable Accident Insurances Company
George F. Branham
Edward C. Egan
Stout
Mina Wirh
Hadley
Budd
Avirch
George Cook
Zachariah Bush
University Park
Lloyd
Louisville
Chas. E. Willams
Massachusetts-ave
U.S
Wasiiscox
Tam
Unon Hoennr
Ches
Lux
Valentine
Denny
Beletaal
Bourgas
James Banthorne
Curtis
Jones
Benjamin Harrison
Penjamin
Benjam
Jhod
St. Videntine
John E. Sullivan
Sam
Gurghar
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