Monon road may be abandoned to reach Clay county coal fields
Greenacres Ind April 28 Farmers along the Monon route fear the Mansfield to Bainbridge segment will be dropped. Only twelve miles finished to Mansfield Pike County where red indstone is quarried. A Chicago company leased 120 acres for fifteen years paying 27000. I D W rail line may connect Mansfield to the deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Indiana
Greencastle
Ind
Mansfield
Pike County
New Beig
Carbon
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Bainbridge
Monon
Russellville
Jews Expelled From Kieff Amid Large-Scale Deportations
Reports from Odessa dated April 28 describe eight hundred Jewish families ordered to leave Kieff immediately. Poor artisans suffer most as many head to the Austrian frontier, where officials refuse paupers. Expulsions surge from Moscow and in a Sunday raid six hundred are forced out. Emigration has quadrupled. permits issued by high ministers are challenged by authorities. Russian firms shift to agents as owners depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieff
Odessa
Moscow
Saire
Interior
Eoge Jewish Firma
Strike Probable as Coal Operators Seek Five Cent Cut
In Pittsburg April 28 the Pittsburg Coal Operators' Association voted to push miners to accept a five cent per ton wage reduction, lowering the rate from seventy nine to seventy four cents per ton for mines using a one and a half inch screen. The move follows recent deals by New York Cleveland Gas Coal, Westmoreland, and Pennsylvania Coal with wages set at seventy four cents for eastern shipments and seventy cents for western routes, while other operators seek similar concessions. The miners’ response hinges on whether to resist or accept the proposed cut, with fear of a broad revolt if rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsecny
Pittsburg Coal Operators’ Association
New York, Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Westmoreland Coal Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pining
Kill Shot Cleaves Showers Moore Feud in Court
In Kentucky Euizasern Apr 28 a court house shooting ends William Showers’s life as Charles Moore kills him with buckshot. Showers had just been acquitted in a murder tied to his sister’s death and Moore was arrested in Eagle Pass after fleeing forged witness claims. The feud between the men had been intensely bitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Euizasern
Showers
Moore
Eagle Pass
Tex
Ex Confederates summoned for Jackson monument unveiling in 1891
A letter from J B Gordon, commanding United Confederate Veterans, accepts the invitation to unveil the Confederate monument in Jackson Mississippi on June 3. He will call the annual Confederate Veterans meeting at Jackson for June 8 and expresses brotherhood gratitude. The report includes notes on a Missouri bank closure and cashier Camphor Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
United Confederate Veterans
Ladies’ Monument
National Guard of Mississippi
Jackson
Atlanta
Miss
South
J. B. Gordon
United Confederate Veteran
Madison county licenses to sell malt and vinous liquors
Notices announce applications to Jefferson County Commissioners at the June term 1891 for licenses to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors in quantities less than a quart to be drank on premises. Located at various streets in Madison including Sixth Ward on First Street North side between Vernon and Pearl, Broadway Hotel Main and Broadway, Walnut Street east side, and Main Street near Mulberry, with applicants George Smith Mathias Baur Charles Short Charles Barnes John Fidger Thomas Finnegan and Preter Elein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West First Street
Vernon and
Pearl Streets
Sixth Ward
City of
Madison
Jefferson County
Indiana
Main and
Broadway Streets
Broadway Hotel
Muadison
State of Indians
George Smith
State of
Walnut Street
Mathias Baur
Commissioners
Main Street
Mulberry Street
Mundizon
Charles Short
Charles Barnes
Mulberry
Jefferson Streets
Madi- 400
John Fidger
Jane
Fifth Ward
Broadway
Main
Second
Thomas Finnegan
Commissioners of
Jefferson ‘Ounly
Second Street
Pearl
Madmnen
Jeferson County
Commissioners’ Court
Bay Horse
John G. Appel
Sea
Notice of Election in West Madison Town Indiana
Notice lists official nominations for Trustee Clerk Treasurer Marshal and specifies voting at Sanda Blacksmith Shop in West Madison Jefferson County Indiana on Monday May 4 with polls open as law prescribes. George Black John Carr James Blageard William P Gosnell named for offices. Hoge may run at large with Yes or No votes. signed Jacob Co Layton Vice President and Epwanp Petitt Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Madison
Jefferson County
Indiana
West Madison
Trastee
George Black
John &. Carr
James Blageard
Marsal
William P. Gosnell
Hoge
Thore
Sanda
Jacob CO
Layton
Atteat
Epwanp Petitt
Apraa
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A. Marks
Our
Southern
Marks & Benson
E. Main St
Madison, Ind
Watson H. Wyman
Public Landing
Cicinnati
O. W. S. Holmes
Agt
Aeno Schmidt
Harry M. Goold
Madison, IN
Swarmestedt & Co
McKay Bros, Bronksburg
A. J. Byatt
Baues
Williama
Dupont
Renkin & Son
Hanover
Arbuckle
M. Payne
Paynesville
Brox
Otto
Jaco Thrinten China
N.B. Pheinerson
Rexville
W. . Bennefield
Barberaville
Wallace
Votre
the Frank Medicine CO
Wah Tanh Madison, Ind
Gorgas
Huntington
Henstixetrox
D. A. Puryiance
Jefferson Street
Franktox
Urmston & Son, Millers
Gag Belt
Inmia Napouts
John Martin
Daviess County
Minneapolis
the Tribune
Wheaton
Minn
Jonna Johnson
Johnson
Ohio
Dayton
Pleasantville
N. J
Pines
Egg Harbor City
Railr Company
Jacob Emerer
Murraysville
St Francisco
Ogden
Cheyenne
Kansas City
Louis
Cincinnati
Bosroy
Parker House
Bertha Cverett
Phillipsburg
Haverhill
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Russia
Don Steppes
Alexandra of
Oklenburg
Miss. Jackson
Henry
Farmer’ and Traders’ Bank
Montgomers Mo
H. W. Covington
Daudher Gry
Pitcher’s Cantoria
DEM
Nicholas Horuff
George B. Clark
Calvin Si8co
Charles E. Godman
John R. Bartron
William Bersch, Jr
Henry Schneider
Robert R. Rea
William F. Diederich
Harrison H.‘Athey
Sue
Leander M. Robinson
Samuel J. Smith
Frederick Renschler
REP
WM. Wallace Hinds
David Johnson
William M. Dunn
John W. Bishop
William H. Torrance
William W. Page
William G.m.mcgeorge
John A. Zuck
Des
Thomas Donlan
Citizen's
Said Lown
James D. Lytle
Wilmer
James M. Rankin
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