Indiana Scandal Echoes Harrison Woods Dudley Debate
The article refl ects a heated Indiana political dispute over Benjamin Harrison's era, criticizing Judge Wm. A. Woods and the Dudley letter scandal. It argues that Woods protected Dudley to aid Harrison, prompting calls for Senate scrutiny and warnings of possible consequences for Indiana Republicans.
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Judge Woods
Harrison
Seventh Circuit
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
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Dudley
Benjamin Harrison
United States
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Tilden
Hayes
White House
Kansas
Bacon
Russell Sage
Sim Coy
Republican Party
Wm. A. Wood
Federal Court of Appeals
Dudleys
Senate
Indianapolis
Paragraphs on tariff reform and party harmony in 19th century press
A collection of newspaper excerpts discusses tariff reform disputes between Democratic and Republican leaders, criticizing sensationalist rhetoric and urging party harmony. It comments on quotes from the Madison Herald and Indianapolis Sentinel, and notes Heberhart & Son druggists promoting Chamberlin's Cough Remedy with claims of efficacy and croup prevention.
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Madison Herald
Indianapolis Sentinel
Sentinel
The
Herald
Republic
David B. Hill
New York
Great
Democratic Party
United States
Heberhart & Son
Chamberlin
Janl-déwlm
Grip and rabbit pest outbreak from Crawfords ville report
The Indianapolis Journal reports ten men from Round Hill traveling to town to have their pictures taken with 464 rabbits they killed. They split into two five-man parties. the losers host an oyster supper for winners next Wednesday. Division tallies: 192 and 272 with an average of 46 2/5 per man. One man killed 119. Nearby New Market hunt yielded 225 rabbits. The loser team owes the victory group an oyster supper with Methodists church ladies contracted for the feast.
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Round Hill
Here
New Market
Methodist Church
Hood’s Sarsaparilla: a unique blood purifier and tonic
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is described as having a daily improving effect with remarkable cures. Druggists note customers return after a few weeks, proving initial trials justify continued use. The medicine is praised for its Peculiar Combination and Process, making it unequalled as a blood purifier and nerve-strengthening tonic.
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Hood
D&w
The Dying Prophet of Russia Inspires Curiosity and Fear
A lengthy feature on Tagarelli, a mysterious figure said to die and revive weekly in Tiflis. Readers learn he claims access to a heavenly book of sins, attracting crowds, while officials hesitate to act. The piece also touches on sleep science and a Louisville marriage ad in the same issue.
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Russia
Holy Synod
Empire
Tagarelli
Tiflis
Caucasus
Joint installation and banquet for A. O. Bachman and W R C leaders
Officers elect of A. O. Bachman and W R C and of the Post held a joint installation in the Post Hall. They adjourned to the Blue Ribbon Room for a feast served by the Woman's Relief Corps. John W. Senior, newly installed commander, showed creditable leadership. W R C No. 6 continued strong under Mrs. Mary E. Douglas, who was unanimously not nominated for another term.
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A. O. Bachman
Woman’s Relief Corps
John W. Senior
Mary E. Douglas
Teacher’s classroom quips reveal comic student replies
A downtown teacher recalls giving history questions to a class during lessons on the revolutionary era and Columbus. One boy named a colonial cause as tea, another as coffee, and a bright student answered Columbus’s nationality with a racial slur.
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Great Britain
Columbus
Philadelphia Record
Every Girl Should Learn House Work
Marion Harland argued during a discussion on women’s education that American girls must master house work to avoid servitude and to influence family wellbeing. She said cooking and serving meals shape both body and mind, and that such training builds punctuality thrift robustness and a noble home maker character.
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Marion Harland
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Warning against mercury based catarrh ointments and urging prescriptions from reputable physicians. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Care by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as safe, internal treatment that acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
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