Democratic Party predicts next President victory and tariff reform
The text argues the Democratic Party will win the presidency in two to four years and pursue broad commerce reciprocity benefiting shipowners. It notes Johnson impeachment failed by two-thirds and critiques a Sentinel editor. It mentions Joan Braxt’s alleged appointment and a charity board dispute, plus a college essay prize offered by Daniel Baldwin on the McKinley Tariff Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Johnson
House of Representatives
Senate
Republican Party
State Board of Charities
Indianapolis Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Daniel P. Baldwin
Longansport
Ind
Indiana College
Balwin
Remarkable Cure Claims for Kemp's Balsam and King’s New Discovery
Widely praised Kemp's Balsam as a universal cough and influenza remedy with sales nationwide in 50c and 1 dollar sizes. Mrs. Curtain of Plainfield Illinois credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a chronic lung condition after ten bottles, noting full recovery and restored ability to work. Free trials are offered at J E O F ie Drug Store with large bottle prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Michael Curtain
Plainfield
J. E
Sherman Funeral in St Louis Honors Gen Sherman
A vast crowd gathered in St Louis for the funeral of Gen. Sherman. The procession from the depot to Cavalry Cemetery featured the Twelfth Infantry, Ransom Post, and mourners from New York, with Governor Francis and military officers in attendance. The ceremony was simple and solemn with Rev. Thomas Sherman officiating and military honors concluding at the grave.
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St. Louis
Gen. Sherman
Bridge
Poplar Street
Iage
I Poplar Street
Francis
Messrs
Jomes C. Yeatman
Henry Hitchcock
Lancaster
New York
Gen. Merritt
Twelfth Infantry
Pleyel
St. Louis Lodguard
Townsend
Eleventh Street
Clark Street
Wilson
Heventh Street
Ransom Post
Guard of Honor
Sherman
Cavalry Cemetery
Grand Army
Loyal Legion
Sons of Veterans
Grand
Easter Avenues
Morta
Thomas Sherman
Father Sherman
Seventh Cavalry
Thirteenth Infantry
Wich
Evergeens
Bus
Ald
Willian Te¢omseh Sherman
Nova Scotia mine disaster deaths rise as rescuers struggle
An explosion at SPRINGHUL coal mine in Nova Scotia traps dozens amid collapsed tunnels and back damp. Reports list many dead and missing, with managers and workers identified, while rescue teams push to recover bodies and identify the deceased.
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Springhul
N.S
Swift
John Hunter
Roger Noiles
Jen McKinnon
Lavaugh McKinnon
Mat Nocolson
Robert Clark
Stephen Rushton
William Kent
John Mitchell
James Conway
William McGilliway
William McKee
Thomaslacher
Reed Carer
A. J. McKay
Donald Campbell
Frank Letcher
George Woods
Johan J. MacDonald
Malcolm Navin
David Mc.innon
L.rnthro
Neil McPhee
John J. McNeil
Alexander Vance
Wramtite
Alex. Campbell
William Carrigan
Jeer Gallagher
Daniel Lockhart
John Francis
Ohn Navin
Angus McKinnon
William Hyde
Richard Gawvin
Thomas Wilson
James Miller
Archie Shipley
Jerry Murphy
Norman McLeod
Rory McLeod
John Williams
Jofn Morriss
Charles Nash
Joseph ‘Latergall
John Carmichael
W. J.a.den
Phillip P. White
John McKorat
Matt. Collins
Daniel Findlayon
Rory B. McDonad
John Benslee
Hugh Robertson
William H. Tur‘Turner
Edgar Wry
R. A. Strick
Samuel Legers
James Robbins
Ames Overe
Joseph
Alonzo Budd
Ernest Astot
Thomas Morrison
David Watt
Arthur Anderson
Henry McLeod
Ernest Chandler
Fred Dillon
James Pequinot
Murdoch Rees
Alexander Bunt
Andrew Bunt
James John Johnson
Joseph Dupee
Samuel Furber
Henry Wry
James McVey
David McVey
Howard Simmonds
Roger Ernest
Bruce Ryan
George Martin
John Dunn
Peter Breed
Fred Smith
Electric Bitters Endorsements From Daville Notables
Wm Timmons postmaster and residents John Leslie and J W Gardner of Daville Indiana praise Electric Bitters for kidney and liver relief and renewed vigor. Sample bottles offered at 50 cents by J E C Farper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Timmons
Daville
Indiana
Electric Bitters
John Leslie
J. E. C. Farper
Cincinnati Tobacco Market Report and Local Notices
Attendance strong at Cincinnati tobacco sale with active demand for choice and fancy grades. Prices reached high levels on several bids while common trash and lower grades sold lower. buyers from Boston Wall Ohio and Pennsylvania participated. Also notices of administration and final settlement in Jefferson county Indiana, listing Peter A. Seil and Thomas A. Pogue as executors and agents with dates in 1891.
Madison Market Price List and Grains Report
Market rundown lists prices for flour, grains, and farm goods with multiple brands and values. Includes wheat, corn, oats, hay, grasses, buckwheat, coffee, sugar, dried fruit, molasses, syrups, oils, potatoes, eggs, butter, beans, haystuffs, hides, wool, roots, and greens with assorted per unit or per bushel figures. Variety shows regional commodities and retail baselines with notes on price ranges and unit measures.
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California
New Orleans
Consumption Surely Cured
Fragmentary notice reports a medical claim or testimonial tied to a person named M. O. Slocum in Mt. 1816 area. Details are unclear but imply a claimed cure or health remedy. No verifiable outcome or date appears.
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Slocum
M. O
Sheriff’s Sale of 64 Acre Indiana Property
Jefferson County sheriff announces sale under order from the circuit court in favor of Indiana against William H Craig and Barbara Lichtman. The property in Jefferson County near the southeast quarter of section 20 is offered for rents and profits for seven years, with a backup public sale of the fee simple if needed. Sale date February 13, 1891, at the Madison courthouse.
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Jefferson Circuit Court
State of
Indiana
James H. Crozier
Jefferson Policy
William H. Craig
Barbara Lichtman
Hezekiah Patton Joacob F. Mower
Mower
Sherif
William Craig
John Hoagland
Jefferson County
Public sale of real estate in Jefferson County Indiana
Sheriff Jo Hoagland advertises an order of sale for lands in Jefferson County Indiana. The property includes parts of sections 25 and 30, township 5 north range 9 east and 10 east, totaling about 60 acres with 40 more acres in a north strip. Sale occurs between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for cash to satisfy the writ, with the court authorized terms and costs.
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Costa
JO Hoagland
Jefferson County
Sheriff sale of Madison real estate in Jefferson County Indiana
The Jefferson County Circuit Court clerk announces a sheriff sale in Madison to satisfy Leopold Marx et al v Julius Schad et al. The described estate includes lots 37 40 and part of 86 in Sheets and Whartons addition and conveys from 1868 deeds. Sale set between 10 am and 4 pm on February 20 1891 at the public sale location.
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Court House
Madison
Jefferson County
Indiana
Jefferson Circuit Court
Leopold Marx
Julius Schad
iReal
East Street
Wharton
City of Madison
Eberhart School
August Plauten
John Merzhauser
Pebruney
John Hoagland
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Boston
Hood
Etxa A. Gorr
Terrace Street
C. J. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowall
Arno Schmidt
Grand Palace Hotel
North
Clark St
Chicago
Chicago Club
New House
Tebirdswin
Rochester
N. Y
D. L. Dowd
East 14Th St
Castoria
G. Kernen
West Street
QO. F. Watson
3D Street
Walnut
Jefferson
Bes
Dtf
Harper
Northwest Corner
Main and
Madison, Ind
J. E. C. F. Harper
W. A. Cutxer
Joan Braxt
O’regan
Remarkabl Rescue
Nova Scotia
Lake Electric Co
Englewood
Happy Hoosiers
Pitcher’s Castorla
Cincinnati Tobacco
Waal
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Delaine
Kentucky
Missouri
Clnaeinanti
Pittsburg
Cattti
Lars Sthe Tou
Fer Sale
Ryantsburg
Peter A
Sryantsburg
Circuit Court
Jacob Reisinger
NG. Kilian
Phillip Scheik
Thomas A. Pogue
Boney & For
Attys
Steen
Swan
Madison Market
Madison, Inc
Invincible
Triumph
City Mills
Cosi—Best
Jeff
Barboursville
Bryantsburg
Canaan
China
Hicks
Mud Lick
Stony Point Cresswell
Greham
Kent
Foltz
Wirt
Dupont Neil's
Oresk
Sheriff’s Sale
P.f
Wiliam Craig
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