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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1892

Page

6

Weathered News Notes From The Madison Bulletin

The Madison paper reports brutal cold in Texas, political chatter on the Democratic and Republican sides, including Curtis Minis resigning committee chair and a suffrage bill moving in the Senate. It notes the Windsor funeral of Prince Albert Victor, a glass industry price lift in February, and Iowa's inaugural call for Australian ballot adoption amid tariff worries.

Prince Albert Victor Windsor England Gov. Bores Iowa

Retroactive or not? Infant damnation and reform questions

The piece discusses whether the Presbyterian amendment eliminating infant damnation should apply retroactively to infants who died before the revision. It also covers New York state legislative party balance under a fair census and contrasts Czarist income with widespread hunger, condemning despotism and anarchic justification of violence.

Indianapolis Journal General Assembly New York Senate Assembly

Me Hotman Bill Proposes Pension Increase Plan

The proposal would raise annual pension outlays by about five million dollars. It would grant eight dollars and twenty five cents per month to every non commissioned officer musician artificer wagoner private soldier sailor and marine including those listed as slaves and Indians who served and were honorably discharged between April 12 1861 and May 9 1865.

Hotman United States

General Jackson and the Tariff in Democratic History

The piece traces Jacksonian tariff views from the War of 1812 to his veto of the Bank Bill in 1832, arguing that Jackson favored revenue and equal protection for agriculture commerce and manufactures. It notes Democratic platforms from 1840 to 1864 opposing protectionism and credits Hamiltonian and Whig factions with advocating protection.

Jackson Baltimore Union Democratic Party Hamilton Federal Party Whig Party Republican Party

Change of Heart in Democratic Ranks Over Speakership Rift

Mr Mills long seen as Cleveland ally in Congress appears to break with ex President and back a Western candidate. He confirms a Corsicana interview naming Bill Morrison of Illinois as the best compromise for tariff reform loyalists seeking a different Democratic standard bearer.

Mills Cleveland Congress Corsicana Democratic Party Mr. Cleveland

Hotel Dellone proprietor praises Cham berlain's Cough Remedy

Mr C W Reed of the Hotel Dellone in Omaha extols Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as dependable and pleasant for his family especially for children with colds and croup. He notes it is free from chloroform and oily additives. Available in 25 50 and 1 dollar sizes through Hezerhart and Hon Jan and Feb.

C. W. Reed Hotel Dellone Omaha West Chamberlain Hezerhart & Hon

Catastrophe at National Surgical Institute in Indianapolis

Nine charred bodies recovered after a midnight fire at the National Surgical Institute on Illinois and Georgia streets. Cripples and disabled patients, many using crutches, faced smoke and flames as volunteers formed a relief corps and aided victims amid chaos. Mrs. Gales of Madison, Indiana, died of internal injuries.

Indianapolis Ind National Surgical Institute Illinois Georgia Gales Madison

Emperor Menelik described by Italian envoy in Rome review

Count Pietro Antonelli portrays Emperor Menelik of Ethiopia as a capable ruler of 58 who works alongside his people, governs with wisdom, and savors European news while directing state affairs from dawn until late. He is supported by a 100,000-strong army, 60,000 guns, and shows interest in railways, steamships, and telegraphy, yet resists full modernization.

Pietro Antonelli Ethiopia Menelik Riforma Rome Europe Mr. Colgate John Adams St. Michael’s Church Johnson Messrs. Thomas and Bartron Tuttle George E. Trow Committee On Light Madison Electric Light and Power Company Madison Electrc Street Gro E. Trow Cons R. Johnon Jos. C. Abbott Joan A. Zuck Joun W. Thomas

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Offer Vitality Boost

Advert reads Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for fatigue and general tiredness. It claims the product oils the body's "mechanism" and makes work a delight while Hood's Pills stimulate the liver, relieve torpidity, aid digestion, and curb constipation.

Hood

Bull Creek Terror Harrison Hogan Dies in Penury

Harrison Hogan known as The Bull Creek Terror of Clark County Indiana dies after a long life of feuds and lawsuits. He passed away at his cabin on the Ohio River Wednesday night from a grip attack, leaving his widow and daughter with share in his property while creditors and officers hold the balance.

Harrison Hogan Bull Creek Clark County Ind Hogan Ohio River Ball Creek

Burglar Bundle Scare Shares Lansing Home

A Lansing Michigan burglary leaves Hale Cowley bound in a feather mattress while two intruders ransack the room. One thief sits on the bundle as valuables including $950, three gold watches, and $55 are taken. Cowley escapes after crying out, startling the thieves.

Knapp Lansing Mich Mr. Cowley

Brown's Iron Bitters Ad Slogan

An explicit promotional line urges readers to take Brown's Iron Bitters when feeling weak and worn out, highlighting its restorative claim and usage as a health tonic.

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