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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1881

Page

2

Republican Fruits and the Republican Tree of Infidelity

A critical critique argues that Republicanism corrupts morals and politics, likening the party to a diseased tree whose fruits include infidelity, mob rule, and corruption. It cites Guiteau and a cabinet minister as exemplars, warns of rapid dissolution of fanaticism, and condemns the party’s alleged suppression of liberty and religion.

Great American Republic Cheex Louisiana Guitean Bar of Justice Republican Party Guiteau

Remarkable stance by a stalwart on policy statements

A Stalwart leader’s high position prompts caution in political heresies though Arthur’s message avoids partisan nonsense. The space omits the full text but notes a wholesome shift from politics to business and general approval of the state paper. The silver certificate withdrawal recommendation is unlikely to gain public support.

Arthur Cmpress Maessiga

Death of John W. Forney

John W. Forney a renowned journalist and statesman died in Philadelphia after a short illness. He left a spotless national reputation and was a powerful editor whose writings challenged debauchery and supported General Hancock's presidential bid through the Progress.

John W. Forney Patieot Statesman Philadelphia Forney Hancock the Progress

Tragic fires devastate Vienna theater and Pittsburgh boarding house

This week saw deadly fires in Vienna where a theater burned killing seven hundred people, and a Pittsburgh area boarding house where between twenty and forty four residents perished early Friday morning. The blazes were reportedly sparked by a kerosene tap explosion.

Vienna Austria Pittsburg

Unclear report on marriage rumor from cryptic text

The fragmentary note mentions David Davis and a marriage rumor with mysterious slurs about a woman and soap grease, but the passage is garbled and provides few coherent facts.

David Davis

Guiteau Trial Defense Weighs Insanity Claim

The Guiteau defense rested with an insanity theory but refused to interview medical experts who had observed the prisoner. Prosecutors plan to call these experts next, likely affecting the jury’s view of guilt and whether the Stalwart venom shaped his actions.

Cruitean Guiteau

Frelinghuysen Confirmed for First Office by Senate

Frederick T. Frelinghuysen of New Jersey was appointed to the President's first office last Monday and the Senate confirmed the nomination the same day. The piece notes continued removals from office and hints at political reshuffles as July 2 approaches.

Frederick T. Frelinghuysen New Jersey Senate Arthur Grant Guiteau

Death of General E. B. Banning in Ohio District

General E B Banning former Democratic congressman for the Leenand Ohio district died suddenly last Saturday morning after weeks of illness. The death came as a shock to his family and friends as no cause had been announced.

E. B. Banning Congress Leenand Ohio Ilence

Jeffer son County Sabbath-school Assn Plans Next Year

The annual meeting at Christian Church elected officers led by President R J Hurlbut and Secretary W A Quigley. Township vice presidents were named, including W P Hendricks and John Tate. Resolutions urged stricter organization, focused study, and music to engage children with Rev Dr Henry Little noted for illness. Morris Chapel near Brooksburg to host next convention in May. W P Wendricks named State Convention delegate. Children’s main meeting featured Prof Martin and Rev Wright and Rev Soyder.

Jefferson County Sabbath-school Association Christian Church W. P. Hendricks Milton John Tate Shelby Rob’t Stevenson Monroe J. Elliot, Jr Lancaster Wm. Kinnear Smyrna A. ©. Daan Graham Jos. Roberts IF. M. Hill Henry Little Morris Chapel Brooksburg W. P. Wendricks

Fire damages dry goods store on Main Cross

An evening fire at the dry goods store of Messrs. Jack man and Humphreys on Main Cross caused $9,000 loss to stock with building lightly insured. Firemen secured quick control and minimal additional damage.

Messrs Jackman & Humphreys Main Cross West Street Madison Insurance Company This City Northwestern National Milwaukee Amazon Cincinnati

Telephonic Link Planned Between Carrollton and City

Arrangements by Howe of Carrollton and Beach of the Central Telephone Co aim to establish telephonic communication between this city, Carrollton, and Kentucky connections. A line will run from a waterworks tower to Snyder's distillery in Hunter's Bottom, with a fixed five minute charge rather than per word.

Messrs. Howe Carrollton Beach Central Telephone Company Kentucky Snyder’s Hunter's Bottom

Land transfers and political notes from Bedford convention

Transfers record Madison, Smyrna, Saluda, Monroe and Graham townships with several 5 to 80 acre deeds. Bedford convention delegates favor Monfort first and Jones second, Poore third. Bachman Post G A R elects J D Simpson commander and others. A 17 year old dies from a severed artery after an ax accident. Lock No 1 work progresses and a horse injures its owner. North Madison Baptist Sunday school plans a holiday concert.

Bedford Trimble Democrats Frankfort J. R. O’brien J. W. McCain J. H. Moffett Ziba Trout Wm. Jenkins W. H. Callis J. P. Gillum Walter Abbott Fall Mahoney G. D. Ewing Warren Monfort Thos Jonez Poore

Davin Loup Sentenced for Horse Theft in Tipton County

Local report states Davin Loup, arrested last July by ex Sheriff Nugent on suspicion of horse theft, was sent to the penitentiary by the Tipton County Circuit Court for stealing a horse belonging to Thos Neal. The article couples this with various county notices and community events.

Davin Loup Nugent Tipton County Thos. Neal

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