Political Opinion and Democratic Nominating Talk in Indiana
The Madison Herald discusses Indiana politics, praising Claude Matthews as the most popular Democrat besides Isaac J. Gray and predicting victory by 20,000 if he is nominated. It notes Harrison Morton as a likely ticket and critiques party dynamics, with references to tariff reform and free coinage, and mentions upcoming Century Magazine serial features.
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Kansas
Cleveland
Plaform
Claude Matthews
Indiana
Isaac J. Gray
New York World
Green B. Baum
Raum
House
Harrison
Cooper
Washington
Morgan
Pension Office
Baum
Merchants Demand Duty Relief for Returning Tourists
A petition to Congress argues the two suit limit for returning travelers under the tariff is wrong. Tailors say the McKinley act raises clothing costs and enables underhand import schemes, calling for Democratic party corrective action and duty reform.
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Congress
United States
Europe
Roswell G. Horr
England
Democratic Party
A Lesson From Dahomey on Tariffs and Trade
The New York World’s tale of Dahomey treasure is used to mock U S finances and argue against protectionism. It cites ex Minister Reid praising France trade while warning tariffs burden everyday American buyers, especially the poor, who cannot enjoy imported goods.
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New York World
Dahomey
Royal Subterranean
Abomey
United States
Congress
Treasury
Reid
Tribune
Mr. Reid
France
Be Cured of Your Bad Habits
Dr J H Green of North Vernon Indiana opened an institute for treating whisky morphine opium and tobacco habits with patients reporting complete satisfaction A newly interviewed patient described rapid whiskey aversion within twenty four hours and complete abstinence after three weeks with improved health and weight gain while continuing to work and attend four daily office visits
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J. H. Green
North Vernon
Ind
Democratic State Convention in Indiana nominates strong ticket
The Democratic convention in Indianapolis unveiled a broad slate led by Governor Glade Matthews and Governor candidates across state offices. The ticket includes Mortimer Nye, W. R. Myers, John Oscar Henderson, Albert Gall, Alonzo G. Smith, and multiple judges and officials. The rally branded the slate as the strongest in years with a call to turn the rascals out.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Glaude Matthews
Vermillion
Mortimer Nye
Laporte
W. R. Myers
Madison
John Oscar Henderson
Howard
Albert Gall
Marion
Alonzo G. Smith
Jennings
Supreme Court
Sidney R. Moon
Fulton
Hervey D. Vories
Johnson
W. A. Peelle, JR
Jeptha D. New
James McCabe
Warren
Timothy E. Howard
St. Joseph
George L. Reinhard
Spencer
Frank Gavin
Decatur
Theo. P. Davis
Hamilton
Orlando J. Lotz
Delaware
George E. Ross
Cass
Editorial Endorsement of Ely’s Cream Balm
Rev H H Fairall editor of the Iowa Methodist endorses Ely's Dream Balm after testing its merit as a cure for catarrh and throat troubles. A Denver user, B F M Weeks, reports using Ely's Cream Balm for dry catarrh and seeing a cure.
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H. H. Fairall
D. D
The
Iowa Methodist
Ely
B. F. M. Weeks
Denver
Madison Indiana Common Council Annual Election Notice
The regular meeting of the Madison Indiana Common Council on April 7, 1892 authorized the City Clerk to give legal notice of the Annual Election to be held on the first Tuesday in May 1892.
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Madison
Indiana
Madison Mayoral Election Notice 1892
George B. Clark declares annual election in Madison on May 3 1892. Voters elect Mayor one Councilman per ward for two years and a Water Works Trustee for three years. Polls open 6 a m to 6 p m. Inspectors named for each precinct per city council.
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George B. Clark
City of
Madison
Injana
Polling Precincts and Voting Places for Madison Wards
A Madison city notice outlines voting precincts for the First through Sixth Wards with defined ward boundaries, designated polling places, and listed inspectors. The Common Council order and City Clerk signature appear at the end.
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City of Madison
Sec
Ond Street
Lawrenceburg Road
Jacob Weber
Second Street
East Street
Martin Anger
Main Street
Clay Walton
Main and
Mill Streets
Fergus Cochrane
Sixth Ward
Correr
Main ‘Street
City of
Madison
R. F. Benson
West Second Street
Depot Street
James Donahue
Centennial Hotel
Main
Depot Streets
George T. Hubbard
Common Council
George B. Clark
Take Brown's Iron Bitters for Weakness
A short card urges readers feeling weak and worn out to try Brown's Iron Bitters as a tonic option.
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BROWN
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Jefferson and
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Mainscreat
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Fourth Ward
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