Indiana Democrats call for January 1892 state convention delegates
The piece outlines calls from Chairman Jewett and the Indiana Democratic State Committee for county mass conventions on January 2 1892 to pick delegates for district conventions and a state committee. It lists district meeting sites and dates, and instructs counties to appoint delegates for the January 8 1892 district gathering in Jeffersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett
Indiana
Claude Matthews
Evansville
Washington
Jeffersonville
Greensburg
Martinsville
Cambridge City
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Frankfort
Logansport
Bluffton
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Democratic State Committee
Jefferson County
Court House
Madison
India Napolis
State Teachers’ Association
Voris
Inndiana
Taxpayer protests Monroe township real estate assessments
Bryant Tsauru appeals to county commissioners to explain high Monroe township allowances totaling 21200 dollars for Mr. Schoolcraft, Mr. Byers, Wm. Robbins, and Mr. Munier, noting taxpayers are stretched to the limit and asking for clarification to avoid further grumbling. Also includes travel advertisement for Burlington Route to Denver and Colorado promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Township
Schoolcraft
Byers
Wm. Robbins
Munier
Pack Peddler Robbed of 145 Dollars in Indiana
Julius Winstock a Hebrew pack peddler from Louisville was robbed on the road between Englishtown and town. Two robbers attacked him with a club and pistol taking 145 dollars. Detectives pursue the culprits. a 50 dollar reward is offered by the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engvish
Ind
Julius Winstock
Louisville
Doubt Cleared on Bomb Thrower Identity in Sage Office
Mrs. Norcross, mother of Henry L Norcross, said a note found on her son's desk confirms his identity as the bomb thrower in the Russell Sage office. The opening line states an attempted money theft and possible suicide, with the mother adding the son was insane and a martyr for his inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Royal Baking Powder claims superior quality
The Royal Baking Powder Company promotes its product as lighter, sweeter, more nutritious and healthful than others. It states it refines its own cream of tartar in a mammoth refinery to ensure unvarying quality and uses more than half of the United States cream of tartar. The text argues chemically pure cream of tartar cannot be obtained in markets, justifying its dedicated production facilities and processes.
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United States Senate
Courier Journal
Treasury
Paddock
Nebraska
Department of Agriculure
Isia
Hercules
Snator Manderson
Massachusetts
South
Royal Baking Powder Company
Mammoth
United States
Europe
Markets Review of Grain and Cattle Prices December 14
Cincinnati Pittsburg Chicago New York and Cleveland price listings cover WHEAT CORN CATTLE SHEEP and LAMBS across markets. Prices show December figures for futures and cash trades with quality grades and ranges across regions, including unwashed merino wool and livestock values.
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Rouzh
Positive remedy claims cure for consumption offered
Dr M Slocum advertises a guaranteed cure for consumption and offers to mail two free bottles to readers who send their Express and P O addresses. The letter asks readers to inform the paper and promises thousands cured with timely use.
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Slocum
M. D
Saint
The Burlington Route Model Railroad of the West
The Burlington Route is a first class railroad running from Chicago to St. Louis and Peoria with routes through Illinois Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska and Colorado. It serves Deadwood S Dakota and Black Hills mining country and offers daily passenger service between St. Louis Chicago and Peoria to Kansas City Atchison St. Joseph Council Bluffs Omaha Lincoln Denver St. Paul and Minneapolis with connections to eastern and western lines. It promises speed safety comfort equipment track quality and efficient service for travelers and industries.
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Burlington
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Colorado
Deadwood
S. Dakota
Black Hills
Northwest
Kansas City
Atchison
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Lincoln
Denver
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Maniac Pilot Takes Wheel On Coal City Tow Boat
James McDonald, a Pittsburgh born pilot famed on the river, purportedly went insane while steering the Coal City tow, laden with diamonds, a few miles above Cincinnati. The mate and crew restrained him as the vessel faced a dangerous river section and possible wreck. No details on motive or outcome beyond confinement to a state-room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mcdonald
Coal City
Louisville
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Whiel
Ife
McDonald
Pittsburgh
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HGS
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Ead
Ted
Holcroft's
Hindyor
Holckoel
Cirecvii
Denersus Caidas
Clemdus Tradietherson
Deceit Sen
Theu
J. D. Hexperson
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
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Gorman
Brice
Hill
the Commercial Gazette
Clarkson
Harrison
Blaine
Red Veon Party
Indianapolis Sentinel
Crovernor Hill
Cleveland
McLean
Democratic Party
Gorman- Brice-Hill
Tammany
Combine
John McLean
Enquirer
Senate
Norfolk
Neb
Sherman
Peffer
Kansas
Call
Flordia
Spain
Cuba
West
Hawley
Cons
L. Jewett
Jos. L. Rerey
Gorgas
Mr. Goold
Omerga
Scientific American Agency
Munn & CO
Broadway
America
Scientific American
Dieffenbach
Price
Peru Drug & Chemical Covents
Wisconsin Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Bryant Tsauru
Joan M. Sellick
Ixpianavonis
CoLumars
Richard Brinkly
Hquor
Dan Smith
Brinkly
Smith
Henderson
Progressive Benefit Order
Shelbyville
John Libby
Connersville
John Delf
Kewanna
Here
Delf
Mmcig
George Calvert
Shideler Station
Bunker Hill
Miami County
Exglish
Patton Tunnel
Charles Chapman
Cotumstes
Harry Wood
Columbus
Norcross
Pittsburg
Toledo
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Cincinnati Tobacco
Crane
Fee
Seers
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Hood
J. D. Farran
West Main Street
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