Sheriff’s Sale In Jefferson County Wisconsin
Sheriff Tohn Hoagland announces a public sale at Madison Court House door for the rents and profits of seven years and the fee simple right of lot 38 in the first addition west of West street Madison Indiana to satisfy a Jefferson Circuit Court order in favor of Mite Building and Loan Association against Madison Opera House Company. sale between 10 am and 4 pm on the specified day. sale includes rents and profits for seven years and, if needed, the full property. January 7, 1892.
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Jefferson Circuit Court
Mite Building and Loan Association
Madison Opera House Company
Court House
Madison
Jefferson County
Indiana
West Street
City of
Trinity M. E. Church
Tohn Hoagland
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County OF
Jefferson
Madison Brewing Company
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John B. Ross
C. A. Korbly
A.C. Greiner
Famiaty A.ove
Moe. O. Forp
Wit Sotary
Sherint's Sale Under Jefferson Circuit Court Writ
Court sale ordered in Vin cenz Santschi versus Mary E Spicer et al. Jefferson County Indiana. The west half of the northeast quarter section 1 town 4 north range 8 east totaling about 80 acres will be sold at public auction between 10 am and 4 pm at the court house. Sale aims to satisfy the writ and may include fee simple rights. January 7 1892 john hoagland clerk seal.
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Jefferson Circuit Court
Vincenz Santschi
Mary E. Spicer
Joseph Gordon
Lafayette Hand
John Hoagland
Jefferson County
Capital Stock Figures From 1892 Incorporation Record
The document shows authorized capital stock of 100000.00 dollars under the 1892 certificate of incorporation and stock issued and paid up. It also lists the liabilities including the amount of existing indebtedness with funding and improvement bonds issued and sold.
Evansville Courier grows into a metropolitan paper
The Evansville Courier is described as increasingly newsy and metropolitan, still upholding tariff reform. The column notes the paper’s ambitious reach and its strong Democratic alignment with Gil and George, South Indiana leaders. It also covers Henry G Dowd arrested in New York with a bloody razor after multiple murders. David B Hill's Senate reception is recounted, highlighting a massive ovation and widespread congressman attendance.
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Courier
Gil
George
Indiana
Secrets of the 1888 campaign reveal alleged boodle plots
The Indianapolis Sentinel publishes two prominent Indiana Republicans’ interviews on the 1888 boodle campaign. They claim Benjamin Harrison funded his effort with doodle and accuse officials of rewards, naming Woods and Miller, with the paper asserting the reports' authenticity and urging readers to judge their truth.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Sentinel
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Doodle
Dudley
Woods
Grand Jury
Matt Hill
Monroe County
Miller
William A. Woods
United States
the Sentinel
Indiana
Gresham
War cloud grows as officials brace for possible conflict
Washington reports a shift in tone at the war and navy departments amid Chilean hostility. Commodore Ramsey says warlike conditions appear likely while Secretary Tracy’s office buzzes with activity and talks with contractors and aides continue on vessel builds and refugee replies.
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Bureau of Navigation
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Yorktown
Edison and Chili War Talk Surface in Jan 19 Dispatches
New York reports Edison claims twenty thousand volt alternating current could mow down Chili forces. Separate dispatch notes Chilean diplomacy with Secretary Blaine, Montt, and President Harrison amid looming ultimatum. Other items cover National Guard prep, Baltimore redeployment, and state militia calls.
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New York
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Washington
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National Guard
Chili
Gener! Mullen
South Dakota
President preps Chilean affair message for Congress
January 19 Washington report says the president hours after retiring to a White House room reviewed Judge Advocate General Remey testimony on the Baltimore affair. He instructed Halford and Loeffler that no one be admitted as he considers sending the testimony with his congressional message or an abstract integrated into the address.
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New York
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Chili
United States
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Montt
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Chile
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Congress
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Halford
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Revolution in Mexico Believed Ended for now
Larepo Texas reports Garza revolution likely at an end for the present as his followers move back toward home. Meeting in New Orleans linked Garza Sandoval and Coupet with a New Orleans firm offering 100000 dollars for leadership. Garza may surrender near Corpus Christi or resume action upriver.
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United States
Powder Mills Disaster Kills Six at Ceredo West Virginia
Kel logg powder mill explosion at Ceredo WV kills six and injures many. Fireball blasts wreckage across the plant as officials tally the dead including Archie Livingstone and Ed Winton. Debris scatters, ground covered, rescue crews search, and company losses projected at least 50000 dollars.
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Ed Winton
John Benton
John Schlossler
Charles Scott
Robert Cook
Cook
Ko Reece
Estep
John Justice
Phoenix
Insanity Case Tells Of Mrs Northrup Flight From Robbers
Mrs Rose Northrup of San Diego and her seven year old daughter wandered from home fearing train robbers. An uncle in Nebraska was notified and brought them to Anrtmancn. Mrs Northrup, now with her mother Mrs Lydia Baldwin, is described as a raving maniac and is now at the Cleveland insane asylum. The case is deemed incurable and deeply sad.
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San Diego
Cal
Iowa
Nebraska
Cleveland Insane Asylum
Broken Switch Throws Train Passenger Sleeper From Track
A broken switch on the Omaha road near Shepard's, five miles south of Black River Falls, derailed the St. Paul express from Chicago No 2. The sleeper and dining car were off the rails. nine passengers escaped through broken windows. Train speed was about fifty mph. track torn for twenty rods. no fire before all passengers evacuated.
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Shepard’s
Omaha Road
Chicago
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