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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1891

Page

2

Orleans Herald notes civil orders and national politics

The Herald reports John Ada and Jones overseeing operations in Madison with a focus on national issues. It covers the ordination of the first colored Catholic priest in Baltimore, a Christmas gift from the St. Louis Furniture Board, and political maneuvering over the Ways and Means Committee with Cripps Mills, Springer, and Holman discussed as possible leaders amid Democratic divisions.

St. Louis True Ruth Cleveland U.S. Gra Wahington Crisp-Mills Afr Crisp Mills Washington Springer Holman Afr. Crisp Courier Journal Congress Ab Springer Wass and M Byan Wilson McMillin Breckinnridges Springer Wis Boussif Speke

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Local Remedies Advertisement

A collage of historical advertisements details Hall's Catarrh Cure claim and a notary oath 1886 testimonial for Frank Cheney Co. plus various cures. It mentions Neuralgia Rheumatism stomach issues liver problems and long standing leg sores treated with Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Feok J. Cheney Tina Cur Cy & Co Hall Prank Cheney A.D F.d. Cheney & CO Toledo C. T Decida Wim S. H. Clifford New Cassel Wis Edward Shepherd Harrisburg

Senator Plumb Dies After Apoplexy in Washington

Senator Preston B. Plumb of Kansas died suddenly of apoplexy shortly before noon in a three story brick boarding house on Fourteenth Street Washington. He had recently sought treatment in Philadelphia and had planned to return to the capital. his death prompted funeral arrangements and formal notice to the family.

Texas Dates Hho Kiansaxy Ais Washington Woasknetins Preston B. Ptah Kansas Fourteenth Street Eblitt Hose Piges Bffeuse Willard Conigress Jenkings Wales Jennings Surgeon Wales B. F. Flenniken Plaid Phani Court of Claims Setmitor Phuint Emporia National Bank of Kansas Phimdh Lim Mars Phimb Senate Manderson Cerveaut-at-alias Velentine Iststauia OC Capitol D G. Butler Baltimore and Potomac Congressional Committee Supreme Court House Diplomatic Corps Pennsylvania Atchison Santa Fe Kamporia Kan Washington Kamporla Sarah Petter, Paddock Pasco Dolph Runsom Crisp Funston Doctory Savers Breckenridge Kentucks Henderson Towa Cogswell Peel Emporia Deco Senator Plumb Plumb First Congregational Church Major Calvin Hood J. 5. Perley Mary Miss Ruth Topeka Major C. Hood Atmos H Philadelphia Preston Paca Carrie Cicago Carl BE. Johnson Manhattan Johnson County Hospital

Remains to be sent home soon from Washington

Mrs. Plauich telegraphed for the remains to be sent home as soon as possible and a reply indicates they will leave Washington Monday afternoon.

Vacancy in the Senate Debate in Kansas and Dakotas

Reports from Topeka and Tareka describe reactions to Senator Plamb's death. Governors may appoint a temporary successor while Kansas and neighboring state politics debate whether the legislature or extra sessions should choose a new senator. Ex Senator Ingalls is favored by many, amid party tensions and threats of protests from the People's party.

Peffer Plumat Peter Pimub Kansas Togalls Tareka Kan Plamb Phindle Huphres Tlewie Ingalls Alianer People’s Party Linmphrey People's Representatives Republican Party Washington Allston Chicago Andrew Johnson

Lincoln to Send Resignation to President London Report

Washington reports indicate minister Lincoln may resign soon. health concerns and family matters are cited. Ex-Senator Evarts may be considered as a successor. Lincoln reportedly prefers remaining in London if possible.

Tion Lexpos. Pec Lincoln London Fils Hobert Lincoln Fisoudn Washington Wasiixcros Linccoln Weohington Harrison United States Evarts

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