Application for liquor license in Madison Indiana
Notice is given that Robert Humphrey will apply to the Jefferson County Commissioners at the March term for a license to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors in less than a quart on premises at 321 Jefferson Street, Third ward, Madison. The license is to be consumed on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
State of
Indiana
Said County
Jefferson Street
Main
Second Streets
Third Ward
Madison
Indiame
Robert Humphrey
Sheriff Sale Notice in Jefferson Circuit Court
A sale is ordered by the Jefferson Circuit Court Clerk's Office in the case William Bocktruck against Nathaniel Stokes and Annie C. Stokes. The sheriff will conduct the sale specified under the writ, detailing the property and terms to satisfy the judgment.
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Jefferson Circuit Court
William Bocktruck
Nathaniel Stokes
Annie C. Stokes
Will
Public sale of rents and profits for seven years in Madison
Sheriff John Hoagland offers at Count House door Madison a public sale of rents and profits for seven years on the described real estate in Jefferson County Indiana beginning 10 AM to 4 PM with cash bids. If rents fail to cover the writ the fee simple of the premises will be sold at public outcry to satisfy the writ costs and interest. Dated January 20 1892.
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Hwe
Jacob Thienes
Jefferson Circuit
Bel
Madison
Indiana
Peter Denzer
Eugenita Thienes
Kekuny & Forp
Attys
Jefferson County
City of
River Black No. Five
Ohio
West Street
Stockwell and Shrewsbury
Ohio Street
Sid Nathaniel Stokes
Maurice Herbst
Ishal
John Hoagland
Local Democrats name congressional candidates in Third District
The announcement lists J. K. Marsh of Clark county as a candidate for Congress in the Third District, subject to the Democratic District Convention. It also names Jason B. Brown as a Third District Congressional candidate subject to the Democratic Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Marsh
Clark County
Jason B. Brown
Congress
Political notes on Blaine tariff and ballots in 1890s
The piece discusses James G. Blaine’s withdrawal, tariff battles, and the Australian ballot law, criticizing the Pennsylvania act as a fraud and noting Republican corruption. It mentions Gov Thayer in Nebraska and questions over salary, while the Washington courier notes senators oppose popular vote for senators and fear private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Courier
Washington
United States
Gen. Palmer
Judge Turpin
Senate
The Gentleman From New York
The Louisville Courier Journal praises David B. Hill as a capable Democrat and potential President noting his faithful service in 1888 and as Governor. It rebukes attacks on his character as unjust and calls him a young, able leader with a promising future.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
David B. Hill
Democracy
New York Statesman
Hill
Cleveland
Florence Nightingale Praised By Mrs Wallace For Dignity
Mrs. Lew Wallace lauds Florence Nightingale as slender and graceful with great dignity. She notes Nightingale’s fortitude during surgeries and recalls her rebuking attendants to return to a patient in agony. Lane's Family Medicine ad follows.
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Lew Wallace
Florence Nightingale
Miss Nightingale
Man Posing as Courier Journal Writer Dupes Columbus Hotel Guests
A man claiming to be Burt or Bent Halderman posed as Louisville Courier Journal staff and stayed at the St. Denis hotel in Columbus Indiana. He gathered money and ran up whisky debts before disappearing with an overcoat belonging to FE. A. Leland of Chicago, a traveling salesman, who is missing, possibly taken by Halderman. The Courier Journal denies any affiliation.
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Columbus
Ind
Burt
Bent Halderman
St. Denis
Louisville Courier- Journal
FE. A. Leland
Chicago
Halderman
Courier Journal
State Board abandons Voss Farm for new fair site
Indiana reports the State Board of Agriculture will meet to select a new site after failing to obtain possession of the Voss farm. Demott, leasing the property, demands 5000 dollars to surrender the lease and refused offers of 2000 dollars and wheat at 10 dollars per acre. A grand jury summons looms if R M Lockhart attends the meeting to testify on alleged bribes involving the Miller farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Indianapolis
Voss
Demott
R. M. Lockhart
Dekalb County
Madau Mattei Declared Insane In New York Hospital
Surprise and sorrow spread through Greencastle as Madau Mattei, formerly a DePauw music instructor and Plymouth Church choir leader in Indianapolis, was reported insane and confined to Bellevue hospital New York, allegedly due to spiritualism. In Brazil, a switch failure derailed two Evansville Indianapolis railroad passenger coaches at Salem City. several passengers were badly bruised but no serious injuries occurred.
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Greencastle
Ind
Madau Mattei
Bellevue Hospital
New York
DePauw School of Music
Plymouth Church
Indianapolis
Brazin
Salem City
Brazil
Evansville
Indianapolis Railroad
Widow Inherits One Million Dollar Estate In Crown Point
Valparaiso Indiana reports Mrs Jur Livingstone of Crown Point as sole survivor entitled to one million dollar legacy from overseas. Morristown Indiana notes Isaac Kauffman, general merchandise dealer, made assignment for creditors with E T J Jordan as assignee. details of assets and liabilities not listed.
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Morristown
Ind
Isa U Kauffman
E. T. J. Jordan
Fire destroys Williamsport mill and frame factory
Williamsport Pennsylvania February 2 The laning mill and frame factory of Labor and Son burned yesterday causing losses over 25000 with 19000 insured. Origin of fire not known.
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Williamsport
Labor & Son
Boyd Becomes Nebraska Governor After Transfer of Power
Governor James E. Boyd is sworn into office in Lincoln after Thayer hands over the reins. A crowd greets the new chief executive as he is escorted to the governor's office and seated in the Samoset chair amid formalities and applause.
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Joax M. Thayer
Nebraska
Boyd
United States Supreme Court
Gov. Boyd
Mr. Thayer
Court of Last Resort
Gov
Lexcon
Neb
James E. Boyd
John M. Thayer
Thayer
Omaha
Margaret
Ewing
Knoxville
Ill
Burrows
Atlemen
Tom Cook
Benton
Hotel Royal disaster death toll rises in debris search
Reports from New York detail 152 occupants with 82 confirmed safe as 12 bodies recovered from the Hotel Royal fire scene on Fortieth Street. Identification slow due to condition of remains and secrecy about relatives, with three days expected for debris clearing.
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New York
Hotel Royal
Fortieth Street
Galligan
Hast Twenty-sixth Street
Broadway
Harry J. Levy
A. A. Townsend
Church Street
New Haven
Gonn
Mary Begley
Preparing to Wipe Each Other Out in Pinevilly
Pinevilly Ky Feb 9 reports from South America describe the Partons assembling a strong force to storm the Turner stronghold. The Turners remain in their cabin, well supplied with men, food and ammunition, and both factions warn that a renewed war could erase one side from the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinevilly
South America
Foxhall Keene’s Condition Improves in London
Foxhall Keene shows marked improvement as physicians declare his recovery chances favorable. The update comes from London on February 9.
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Foxhall Keene
London
Dry Goods Store Burned in Gorham Village
A fire in Gorham village destroyed Emory's dry goods store in Port Lawn Me on February 9. The stock valued at 12000 dollars was lost but insured.
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Port Lawn
Gorham
Emory
Tock
Jealous husband shoots wife then wounds self at Franklin Street
Andrew Anderson shot Annie Anderson in the street in a jealous rage and fled as police pursued. He fired at Captain Couch, then turned the revolver on himself, but the bullet only grazed him. Mrs. Anderson died from her wound and warrants were issued for Anderson.
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CuicaGo
Andrew Anderson
Annie
Captain Couch
Anderson
Franklin Street
Locomotive Explosion Kills Three on Reading RR
A Reading railroad locomotive, Engine 180, exploded while pushing freight on the Bound Brook line between Wayne Junction and Nicotine at 10:15 P.M. Three men were killed and four injured, two likely to die. Names include fireman George Reardon and brakeman Harvey Moore. others injured are Hugh Dougherty John J. Moore John Buck and John D. Miller. The engine overturned and debris scattered over a wide area.
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Philadelphia
Wayne Junction
Nicotine
Bound Brook
Philadelphia and Reading
George Reardon
Harvey Moore
Hugh Dougherty
John J. Moore
John Buck
John D. Miller
Baltimore Ward Politician Shot in Saloon Killing
John T. Duncan, a Baltimore ward politician, was shot in a saloon at 105 North Eutaw Street by Charles Goodman. The duel arose from long standing animosities. Duncan died from a neck wound while Goodman was jailed.
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Baltimere
John T. Duncan
Charles Goodman
North Eutaw ‘Street
Goodman
Duncan
Field Faces Court Plea Delayed In Lindley Case
New York February 9. E M Field appeared in court to plead to indictments linked to the collapse of Lindley Field & Company but his lawyers secured a two to three day delay before he is returned to Ludlow Street jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Field
New York
E. M. Field
Lindley, Field & Company
Ludlow Street
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Simmons
W.T. Fitzgerald
Corith and
Fats
Washington, D.C
Tebsd& Wim
Sheriff ’S Sale
Arno
Schmidt
James G. Blaine
Harngan
Lincoln
Jeems
Buarxe
Harrison
White House
Pennsylvania
New
York
Lane
Loulsvile Courier-Journal
NoBLeEsviL_e
Tippecanoe
Warren
Clinton
Howard
Tipton
Boone
Hamilton
Cheadle
Frankfort
Daniel Waugh
Haggard
Lafayette
T. J. Lindley
Robert Graham
Waugh
Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Munxcin
John O’herren
Hamilton Tweedy
Helmingway Glass Company
Vincennes
John W. Smith
Garza
Dias
San Antonio
Tex
B. Harrison
Catarino E. Garza
el Chinaco
la Sieraetta
Tamaulipas
Mex
Catarino Garza
el China. Co
Diaz
Texas
Mexico
Mexican
Baltimore Ward
Cuse
Cough Nas Ips
Kemp
Ae As
Nyng
Tema Casy
Michigan Road
Lawrence
West Third Street
G Kernen
Phaetons
Dieffensach
Exice
Peru Drug & Chemical
Wis
Wisconsin Street
Milwate
Forshee & McMakin
Cincinnati
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & CO
St Broadway
America
Blishers
J. D. Farran
West Main Street
von Mohel
Cipcianadl
His
Dead&wly
Dake
Uri
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