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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1892

Page

6

Indiana Tax Acts From 1877 to 1891 Benevolence Levy Details

The document outlines historic Indiana tax acts to raise revenue for public debts and institutions. It cites the 1877 levy of twelve cents per hundred dollars and fifty cents per poll, plus the 1891 act adding a six cent per hundred property tax to fund benevolent and reformatory institutions, noting the latter expires unless renewed.

General Assembly Indiana Benevolent Institution Fund D&wtf

Political cartoons spark party debate in Madison and beyond

The column reviews editorials on Cleveland’s popularity and party emblems, cites straw polls in Syracuse and New York World anecdotes, and notes related international and domestic news from Chili claims to labor meetings, plane crop reports, and a hospital of notices. It also includes a drug advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery.

Syracuse N. Y Cleveland Seabright New York San Francisco McPike Dr. King Harper’s Drug Store

Labor Awakening Prompts Labor Union Threat at Polls

The Central Labor Union of New York City declares workers have learned that protection enriches monopolists and vows to fight the tariff system at the polls. It cites 1888 Cleveland votes, notes Iron Age critique of Aldrich, and foresees an economic revolution that will end artificial wage standards.

Central Labor Union New York City Cleveland Aldrich

Cook's Cotton Root Compound Offered to Ladies

A Detroit advertisement touts a discovery by an old physician as the only perfectly safe medicine for women, urging buyers to avoid inferior substitutes and send $1.06 postage to receive sealed details. Distribution points include Madison and several local druggists and shops.

Through Car Service Emphasized by Wisconsin Central Lines

The promotion extols through service to the Pacific coast via Chicago St. Paul with Pullman Vestibuled and Tourists Cars. It notes daily departures from Chicago at 10 45 P M and 5 00 P M for St. Paul Minneapolis Ashland and Duluth with comfort and scenic journeys through diverse Western landscapes.

Wisconsin Central Lines Northern Pacific Railroad Pacific Coast Chicago St. Paul Wisconsin Central Minneapolis Ashland Duluth Central D&wtt

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