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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1883
Page
2
Fae tiot Berald News Weekly Summary
A damaged OCR snippet describes a weekly news schedule from Madison with a Saturday event and Sunday program. It notes a mail subscription option at fifteen cents and mentions a city circulation plan and weekly news delivery.
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Madison
Democratic tariff debate and constitutional convention support
A fragmented historical text discusses tariff policy favoring capital and a push for a constitutional convention. It references the press and political figures, urging change through convention rather than scattered amendments, while critiquing perjury and governance.
Republicans in Congress Push Tariff Revision Debate
The column reports Republicans in Congress resisting party splits as they push for tariff revisions. It notes Democrats face pressure to defend current tariffs while Republicans seek changes to lower duties and tariffs. The piece signals concern over party unity and potential impacts on legislation.
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Congress
Fragmentary note on vague ideas about life and state
A garbled passage discusses tearing apart a nation conceptually and judging life paths. It mentions wealth comparisons and an unclear reference to a juror and a Gung faycite, with no coherent actions or events to anchor a story.
Ohio River Flood Worsens Across Indiana and Kentucky
Flood warnings spread as rivers rise rapidly after heavy rain. Cities like Lawrenceburg Indiana and Cincinnati experience extensive inundation with thousands displaced and mills, bridges, and rail lines threatened or submerged. Rescue efforts continue as supplies are ferried to stranded communities and waterways remain dangerous.
River flood jeopardizes city and surrounding towns
A sharp rise in the river floods streets and warehouses from Headway to Cincinnati, with Lawrenceburg and Aurora submerged. Officials report about 1,090 people sheltering in the courthouse as relief efforts begin. many homes evacuated, gas works isolated, and ferries disabled as water nears record levels and may rise further with more rain.
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Prominent Republicans Fight Tariff Downgrade and Labor Moves
Indians Republicans urge against reducing duty on French plate glass claiming harm to DePauw works. greenbackers plan a national address. Attorney General Brewster targets colored marshal employees amid Star Route fears. Grant retirement bill advances. labor reform hearings loom as Charlotte Smith attacks coercion and civil service loopholes. Democrats seek tariff relief, Republicans resist. petitions from workers flood in.
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Indiana
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Legislative matters and court reforms across the Indiana General Assembly
John Martin's $49 158 36 claim before the legislature is tied to hospital brickwork contracts from 1875 with a contested measurement method. The House votes on constitutional amendments, appellate court plans, university funding, and court reorganizations, while debates over the Indiana asylum contracts, Greek society issues, and the Neal & Co. claim for damages proceed amid party factions.
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General Assembly
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River Flood Fears Hit Town as Water Rises at Rate
Reports from Cincinnati indicate the river sits higher than in 1847 and is expected to stay high through the night. High water fills basements at the Western Hotel and pressures storefronts while residents fear renewed flooding. The forecast calls for continued rise and cautious easing of concerns.
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Millions of Dr King’s Discovery Trial Bottles Free
The advertisement claims millions have received trial bottles of King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It invites readers to visit C. E. Heberhart’s Drug Store for a free trial bottle and asserts the medicine never fails to cure.
Kidney Case Cured by Buchapaiba Remedy
A newspaper item reports a kidney case involving pain irritation retention and deposits cured by a remedy named Buchapaiba offered by Dazot Wormatedt3 Co. The short notice notes the price of 1.9 dollars and promotes the treatment's effectiveness.
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Madison Markets Reported by Teow and Co
Market briefs from Madison on February 14 1882 fielded by WM Teow and Co list prices or status for Perfection Flour Invincible Triumph City Mills Favorite and related bearers in local trade
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