Indiana Tax Acts From 1877 and 1891 Recalled in Review
The article recalls acts approving an annual tax to raise revenue for state needs. It cites 1877 law taxing 12 cents per hundred dollars of property and 50 cents per poll, plus ?? Benevolent Institution Fund from 1891 levying six cents per hundred dollars for reformatories. It notes the 1891 levy runs out this year unless renewed.
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General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Benevolent Institution Fund
Adams and Jones Campaign Dispatch in The Herald
The Herald prints a front page excerpt with editorials on tariffs and wages, praising Weaver in Democratic state races and criticizing a Civil War era punishment official. It argues for free trade, home rule, and economy and cites Cleveland’s administration as favorable to the South.
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Democratic Party
Cleveland
Union
Pro Home Rule Support in Ireland Seen at Elections
The article notes a three to one favoring Home Rule in Ireland from a total 13 829 vote, with Home Rule supporters 234 350 to 78 979 opposed. It surveys US protectionism views, Connecticut politics, and criticizes GOP tactics, citing Judge Morris's 1888 Democratic plurality and Ingalls's unpopularity among farmers as they face wheat prices and imports.
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Ireland
Friends of Home Rule
Emerald Isle
Dublin
Incatts
Europe
Berlin
Associated Press
Republican Party
Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
Congress Deadlock Over Sundry Civil Bill And World’s Fair Funding
Congress stalls on the sundry civil appropriation bill with filibusters by opponents of the world’s fair appropriation. Senate actions remain inconclusive as quorums waver and a potential adjournment date drifts, while an eight hour labor provision for government works passes.
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WashineTon
Congress
House
Allison
Senate
Outhwaite
Friends of the Fair
Washburn
Judge Denies Writ in Colonel King Habeas Case
Judge Jackson refused Colonel H. Clay King's petition for a writ of habeas corpus as the Memphis murderer, sentenced to be hanged August 12 for the murder of D. H. Poston. He held no appellate jurisdiction to review state court juror competency and noted Arkansas travel did not invalidate the trial. Also included is a medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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NasuvIlir
Jackson
United States Circuit Court
H. Clay King
Memphis
Arkansas
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John Hungerford
West End
Elmira
N. Y
Hood
Madison
Cadwallader
Burrowes
Hindoo
the Frank Medicine CO
Madison, Ind
T. W. Forshee
M. $. Cohen
Deuteher Artz
Forshee & Cohen
John Byrne
Rock Bottom
John Byrne Somer
Central Avenue
Niadison, Ind
Sabres
Fay Irvington
Ind
Drvangion iv
Indianapolis
Sest Butler
Simeon Frasier
Grover Cleveland
A. E. Stevenson
Claude Matthews
Vermillion
Mortimer Nye
Laporte
W. R. Myers
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
Lennard J
Congressional
Jason B. Brown
the Herald
Sohn Adams
C. Jones
Leasee
Tidison
Matt
Gilles Lot Kane Win
Groner Cleveland
Weaver
Harrison
Coonel Streator
Sams
Homestead
Philadelphia
America
Gustave H. Schwab
AepuBican
Connecticut
Judge Morris
Mervin
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Wood
Woop
Wood Chemical CO
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Swarmstedt & Co
J.E
Cmeaco
Aeake
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
G. C. Canoon
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Kimone
Conway, Ark
H. A. Arncuen
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Children’s Department
Ouields
Unitep
Axp DisPensany
Boston
Mass
Aren C
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Far
Uwe
Httle
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Hoffman & Quinn
John Adams
Madison Machine CO
Atlas Engine Works
United States
WM. Walch
O. B. Stribling
Teoy
Razor
Alling& Lodge
Apollo
National Branch Bank
F. L. Powell
Pres
W. H. Powell
V. Prez
D. G. Phillips
Banka
Isom Rosa
Chas, C, Cornett
Jolements
W., Powell
Fll. Pow
Jame Harean
John T, Schofield
Niyld&wly
S. J. Smith
East Main Street
Landreth’s
Landreth
J. F.C. F. Harper's
Askist
Calchester
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