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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1891

Page

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McKinley tariff clash noted in press and trade shifts

The piece critiques the McKinley tariff impact on tin plate and paints, cites Wales sourcing, rising costs for workers, and argues English wage cuts may ripple to American farmers. It references Senator Cameron, Teller, and Hill, and mocks GOP defense of protectionism while predicting ongoing, slow effects.

Chicago Wales McKinsey

Madison Post Office Uncalled Letters List 1801

The Madison Indiana post office lists uncalled letters dated Tuesday January 27 1801. Ladies Carrie Curran Annie Grossmun Sora Kindall Relda Lyons Mary Maysfeld Annie Nassey Eva Oneal Mrs J G Raw Alice Straub Donnie Taylor Sallie Tague Mrs Mary Webster. Gentlemen G Beall Edward Bradley Emmit Brown George Jones John Jones Ulysses Marton Friedrich Reitemeyer H Wach Joseph Wilson. Request advertised letters by recipients with date. uncalled letters after two weeks go to dead letter at Washington. M C Garber P M.

Carrie Curran Annie Grossmun Sora Kindall Relda Lyons Mary Maysfeld aAnnie Nassey Eva Oneal J. G. Raw Alice Straub Donnie Taylor Sallie Tague Mary Webster B—G. Beall R. KR. Ave Edward Bradley Emmit Brown George Jones John Jones Ulysses Marton R—Friedrich Reitemeyer W—H. Wach Joseph Wilson Washington

Great Storm Destroys Telegraph Wires Across Northeast

A massive January storm paralyzes telegraph and telephone networks from New York to New England. Widespread damage includes downed poles and wires, with estimates of hundreds of miles of lines lost, repairs taking weeks. Reports note factory losses, market impact in Wall Street, and emergency actions by Western Union and Postal companies.

New York Telegraph Telepine Electric Light Guaw Western Union Postal Telegraph Company Metropolitan Telegraph and Telephone Company Philadelphia Kingston West Shore Road Albany Buffalo New Jersey New York Central Pokeepsie West Shore Newburgh Weekbauwken Trenton New Brunswick N. J Harrisburg Williamsbridge Stanford Croton Falls Pleasantville Sing Sing Gas Cob West Shore Railroad Postal and Western Companies Boston Wall Street Commissioner of Public Works Brooklyn Toewsll Somerville New England Postal St. John N. B Haven Hang Distance Telephone New Yor Fall River Mass Point Judith Iil River Manchester Nashua N. H Haverhill New Haven New Gedford

Indians Attack Rancher Noah Newbanks Farm Near Cheyenne

A Rapid City special reports Indians struck the Noah Newbanks ranch at Lower Spring Creek Saturday night. After a supper gathering, glass shattered and rifles fired. The whites fired back, Indians retreated toward the Cheyenne. No injuries. ground checked for blood later.

Redskins Omaha Rapid City Lower Spring Creek Noah Newbanks Newbanks

Indiana House Rejects World Fair Funds Over Force Bill Tie

Indiana politics feature a party line vote 60 to 6 as the house refuses to appropriate money for the Columbian exposition until the U.S. Senate disposes of the force bill. Debates center on race tensions and northern southern interests, with Democrats arguing for the bill’s impact on the south. Senate advances engrossment while constitutional amendment reports prepare for ratification.

United States Senate Indiana Ixpranapolis Beasley United States Senate South

LICENSE APPLICATIONS AND PUBLIC NOTICES IN JEFFERSON COUNTY

Notices announce licenses to sell malt and spirituous liquors in Madison Indiana with premises details and applicant names ROBERT HUMPHREYS JAMES GEBEST and others. Also trusteeship insolvency appointment and final settlement calls, plus administrator sale of Joseph L Wood estate in Graham township Jefferson county with terms and dates.

Jeffercom County State of Indiana Said County Walnut and Front Streets Madison Jefferson County Indiana State of Commissioners’ Court Jefferson Street Main Second Streets Third Ward Robert Humphreys Main Street Central Avenue Poplar Streets Fourth Ward City of James Gebest Anderson Law Jefferson Circuit Court Mahala Law Jassinet Lewis William ‘Trow Mary Trow Kornig & Fore Janiswst Joseph L. Wood Graham Township Andrew W. Blake, SJ Allison, Atty George Giesler Matthias Giesler East Street Second and Church Street Matthias Glesler Joseph P. Weis Janlswt

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