Democratic and economic notes from Madison Indiana 1880s
The Madison Herald notes a looming Indiana state ticket, predicts Cleveland’s nomination and national outcomes, criticizes “Sunday-school politics,” laments cotton prices, and reports better Dun’s business signals amid late week market ease and a rise in cotton prices after Southern floods. It cites Craupe Matthews as Governor candidate potential and Isaiah McDonald as Lieutenant Governor hopeful.
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Craupe Matthews
Indiana
Dun
Governor's Prison Visit and Pardoning Power Critique
Governor Coast and private secretary W B Roberts visited Jeffersonville State Prison last weekend. Coast criticized pardons while Roberts handles pardoning, arguing the governor could use limited clemency but won’t, impacting his political standing.
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Governor Coast
W. B. Roberts
Jeffersonville
Chase
Roberts
Democratic Delegates and Cleveland Motion in State Conventions
A Washington dispatch notes Democrats in this state favor Gray and Cleveland as preferred leaders. A Greensburg lawyer Franx Gavin seeks Appellate Judge nomination, with strong local support predicting a solid statewide win. A Rochester dispatch suggests Hill backs Cleveland, while Cleveland supporters doubt his Chicago prospects amid party opposition.
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Allen
Cleveland
Gray
Washington
Courier-Journal
Grover Cleveland
West
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Hill
Harrisburg
Tur
Indianapolis Sentinel
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N. Y
Wil
Chicago
New York
Sentinel
Sixth District Democrats push Briscoe for Governor ticket
The Union City Democratic News urges the State Convention to nominate S. M. Briscoe for Secretary of State, arguing his qualifications and the district's strong Democratic support. It notes Indiana Democrats in the Sixth District and calls for regional recognition alongside Auditor J. O. Henderson. Randolph County is expected to back this demand.
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Isaiah McDonap
Whitney County
McDonald
Claude Matthews
Indiana
S. M. Briscoe
Indianapolis
J. O. Henderson
Randolph County
Union City Democratic News
Lavelle case defense flagged as weak at Washington trial
In Washington Indiana on April 18 the Lavelle case defense flounders as Judge Wellborn corrects ruling on evidence. Attorney Padgett pressed sensational claims about mob pressure while the court cautions him. A conviction is anticipated as witnesses falter and James Lavelle blames Mike Lavelle for the failed defense.
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Auttorney
Wassington
Ind
Lavelle
Wellborn
Padgett
Washington
Mike Lavelle
Court House
Tell City
Ohio River
Memphis
Arkansas
James
Mike
Baptist Preacher Christy Dies of Pneumonia Grip
Rev. D. M. Christy pastor of the First Baptist church Mitchell Indiana died Saturday from pneumonia resulting from grip at age. He served in the community as a religious leader and died after a brief illness marking the loss for local parishioners.
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Mitchell
Ind
D. M. Christy
First Baptist Church
This Place
Grip
Medical Board Declares Deeming Mentally Sound
The Medical Board examined Murderer Deeming and found him sane and fully responsible for his actions. They rejected claims of insanity in youth or instanced insanity during Rainhill and Windsor murders. Deeming remains calm and defiant, vowing to prove innocence without a lawyer and dismissing religion. A chaplain visited him Friday, but he showed little interest in faith, blaming a woman for his trouble.
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Mrxibournee
Deeming
Rainhill
Windsor
England
Steering report on Mississippi at Island 10
Officers of the steamer Guiding Star report the Mississippi near Island 10 at the top of the banks, but with ample dry land to prevent loss of stock or damage of any kind.
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Guiding Star
Mississippi
Island 10
Annual City Election Notice for Madison Indiana 1892
The City Clerk of Madison Indiana is authorized to publish legal notice of the annual election to be held on the first Tuesday in May 1892. The notice follows a war meeting of the Common of the City of Madison on April 7 1892.
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Maison
Indiana
Madison
Madison May 3 1892 Annual Election Notice
George B. Clark announces a Madison annual election to be held on the first Tuesday in May 1892. Voters elect one Mayor a Councilman from each Ward and one Water Works Trustee for three years. Polls open 6 am to 6 pm. inspectors chosen by City Council listed by precinct.
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George B. Clark
City of
Madison
Injana
Polling Precincts and Voting Places Madison City
The document lists precincts in Madison for the First through Sixth Wards, detailing boundaries, voting places, and precinct inspectors. It assigns Precinct No 1 and 2 for several wards with specific street locations and named inspectors. It is issued by George B. Clark, City Clerk.
Fromm Iron Bitters Rebuilds the Enatis a Gravation
An advertisement-style notice touts Fromm Iron Bitters claiming to aid overwork and household cares. It asserts the remedy removes excess bile and rebuilds strength with a genuine product.
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Ruwa
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