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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1892

Page

4

Desecration of Union Graves Sparks Public Outrage

A Madison Indiana newspaper notes widespread anger over graves of Union soldiers desecrated in Bourbon county. A California veteran sent $50 to aid in finding those responsible. The piece accuses local Republican politicians of stoking anti Republican sentiment and likens it to past church desecrations.

Indiana California Madison Courier

Debate Rages Over Free School Books Law

New Albany Ledger argues against state funded free school books. It warns politics and corruption from local superintendents and urges Legislature to keep control of book law and taxation, noting past elections and calls to abolish the county superintendent office.

New Albany Ledger United States the Ledger

Wild Cat Money and Pension Reform Debated

A broad proposal favors gold and silver minting tied to Treasury holdings and state bonds as a new circulating medium. The piece argues pensions must be codified and trimmed, criticizing the current system as wasteful and corrupt while urging Democratic leadership to reform the pension list and Treasury waste.

U. S United States Congress

Thanksgiving transformed from religious rite to national festival

The piece argues that the Puritan ceremonial Thanksgiving has faded as a religious observance and become a broad national festival celebrating home, happiness, gratitude, and plenty. It contrasts old solemn rites with a modern joyful gathering marked by family reunions, sports, music, and abundant tables.

New York World

Democratic calm amid Republican plotting and Ohio vote notes

A brisk editorial mocks Republican fear of Democratic rise and outlines tariff reform aims. It cites Ohio official results showing Harrison ahead by 1,074 votes and Taylor by 1,091, noting voter confusion over the Australian ballot and predicting similar losses for both parties.

Ohio Commercial Gazette Harrison Samuel M. Taylor Taylor

Electric Bitters praised as universal remedy

The advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a pure medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases removes skin conditions and impure blood drives malaria and prevents fevers and eases headaches constipation and indigestion. It guarantees satisfaction or money back with bottles priced at 60 cents and one dollar at Harper's Drugstore.

J. E. O. F. Harper's

North-Western Railway Launches Duluth Superior Special

The North-Western Line introduces the Duluth Superior Special from Chicago at 5 50 p m daily, arriving Superior 8 20 p m and Duluth 8 25 a m next day, a fifteen hour trip. Sleeping cars, dining service, and through carriage transfer ensure comfort. Inquiries to W A Thrall, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago. nov 17 dec 24 w

North-Western Line Chicago & North-Western Railway Chicago Lake Superior Duluth W. A. Thrall

It Should Be In Every House Dr King’s New Discovery

J B Wilson of Sharpsburg Pennsylvania says Dr King’s New Discovery cured his wife threatened with pneumonia after La Grippe and that other remedies failed. Robert Barber of Cooksport Pennsylvania says it did more for his lung trouble than anything else. Free trial bottle available Hankers Drug Store large bottles one dollar.

White House Jeff. Davis Democratic Party Republican Party Edmunds Vermont J. B. Wilson Clay St Sharpsburg Dr. King Hankers Drug Store Jana

Washingtons Freshet Proving to Very Serious Affair

News from the Skynamish river flood reports enormous damage and possible new river course that could destroy Sultan business district. Railroad traffic is largely halted with multiple washouts and delays across lines, while miners face starvation and stock losses amid limited transport and beef shortages. A landslide on the Tacoma and Steilacoom line uncovers gold coins once buried by John Lock, prompting further search.

Washington Seattle Wash Sultan James Park Stevens City Ed O’brien Snohomish E. T. Keit Fritz Ellingstone Keit Ellingstone Seattle and Northern Everett and Monte Cristo Montana Great Northern Cascade Wenatchie River Icicle Creek Sound Tacoma and Steilacoom John Lock

Exiled Russian Nobleman Finds Life in Cleveland

Josef Ignatz Strizikowski, soon Count Oszolinski, exiled after Russian confiscation, lived in a Cleveland Polish settlement cottage. Pardoned after years, he plans to return home. estate valued around 1.5 million dollars.

Cleveland Josef Ignatz Strizikowski Count Ossolinski East End Mieroslawski Siberia Ural Mountains

Child Burned to Death in Country House Fire

A twelve year old crippled daughter of Albert For brite died in a rural house fire near Troy Ohio yesterday while her parents were badly burned trying to rescue her. Also Governor McKinley senior dies at Canton home aged eighty five. Weather notes predict fair with snow flurries and Lake Ontario warming trend.

Troy, O Albert Forbrite Here McHinley Canton William McKinley, Sr McKinley Lake Ontario Cleveland

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