Madison liquor license request for 321 Jefferson St
Notice that Robert Humphrey applies to Jefferson county Indiana Commissioners at the March term 1892 for a on premise liquor license to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors in less than a quart at a time at 321 west side of Jefferson Street between Main and Second in the Third ward Madison.
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Jefferson County
State of
Indiana
Commissioners’ Court
Said County
Jefferson Street
Main
Second Streets
Third Ward
City of
Madison
Robert Humphrey
Sheriff’s Sale of Jefferson County Real Estate
The Sheriff of Jefferson County announces a public sale by order of the Jefferson Circuit Court in favor of James W. May as administrator with will annexed of Henry O’Nee, deceased, against Sylvanus G. Smith et al. The sale runs between 10 am and 4 pm at the Madison courthouse doors, offering rents and profits for seven years from a described 57 acre tract in the northwest quarter of section ten, township five north, range eleven east, with a fee simple option if rents fail to satisfy the writ. Sale date shown as February 15, 1892. John Hoagland, Sheriff. feb 18w3t pf $16
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Jacob Thienes
Madison
Indiana
Peter Denzek
Eugenta Thienes
Koreiy & Ford
Jefferson Circuit Court
James W. May
Henry O’nee
Sylvanus G. Smith
Court House
Jefferson County
Section Ten
Township Five
John Hoagland
Farm Advertisements From Madison Indiana Area
NE Farm well improved with 196 acres and good water and first class improvements. One farm 965 acres well improved with good water and fruit trees two miles from Madison. Another farm twenty five acres on Michigan road two miles from Madison. A sixth farm 136 acres well timbered with fruit trees and good water six miles from the city. For details contact LAWRENCE at 744 West Third Street Madison Ind. octed-sdwtt
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Madison
Michigan Road
Lawrence
West Third Street
Ind
Rivalry Over Hill Patronage and White House Hopes
The passage describes hotel rivalry in Washington over Senator Hill’s patronage, noting Arlington’s prize of registering his name and a potential suite. It cites a New York Sun quote claiming Hill’s popularity in the West and South, and Indiana Democrats’ opposition to Harrison Dudley Woods for political unscrupulousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hill
Washington
Arlington
White House
Indiana
Harrison, Dudley, Woods & Co
Democrats urged to support unity behind Hill at national convention
The Albany convention backed a Democratic platform and endorsed David B. Hill for president with instructions to present his name at the national meeting. Delegation members may vote for others if desired. unity is urged to avoid a bolting split and preserve party success.
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New York World
New York
Albany
David B. Hill
Cleveland
Senator Hill
Hill
Royal Baking Powder Tops Government Tests
Congress authorized official examination of baking powders at the Government Laboratory in Washington. The Royal Baking Powder proved superior in leavening strength by more than thirty percent above average and showed high purity and wholesome ingredients. This official praise may set Royal as the standard for government purchases.
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Congress
Washington
Supreme Court Affirms McKinley Tariff in Major Ruling
The Supreme Court upholds the McKinley tariff act as constitutional in a decision by Justice Harlan. It covers the Chicago firm Marshall Field & Company and New York cases challenging enrolled bills, and rejects claims that journal failures void the law. The court also rejects arguments that the reciprocity section delegates legislative power to the president and notes a separate ruling on Fielden and Schwab.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Harlan
Marshall Field & Company
Chicago
R. M. Boyd
Charles Sternbach
New York
United States
Justice Brewer
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
State Department
Behring sea ruling and rail case in Supreme Court
The Sayward case on Behring Sea jurisdiction was decided against the United States by the Supreme Court, upholding sale of the vessel for illegal sealing. The Sylva Handy decision favored the United States, while a writ of prohibition was denied. In a separate Chicago and Grand TrunkRail case, Justice Brewer held the 1589 state law regulating passenger rates constitutional.
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Washington
Sayward
United States
Behring Sea
United States Supreme Court
Great Britain
United States Revenue
United States District Court For
Alaska
Mr. Warren
England
Circuit Court of
New York
Justice Brewer
Chicago and Grand Trunk Railroad Company
Thomas Wellman
Michigan Circuit Court
Chicago Anarchists Denied Habeas Corpus Relief
The U S Supreme Court ruled against Fielden and Schwab of Chicago in their habeas corpus challenges to Joliet penitentiary confinement. It held death sentence not pronounced by Illinois Supreme Court, but by Cook County Criminal Court in their presence, applying only to courts of original jurisdiction.
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Illinois
Washington
Chicago
Fielden
Schwab
Joliet
Supreme Court of the United States
Jhs
Supreme Court of Illinois
Supreme Court of
Tunois
Criminal Court of
Cook County
Ilinois Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Supreme Court upholds quorum counting in Congress case
The Supreme Court in United States v Ballin Joseph & Co affirmed the speaker of the house may count a quorum by including present but undeciding members. The May 9 1891 worsted classification act is upheld as valid, with duties on worsted cloths tied to the 1883 woolen cloth tariffs and not requiring case by case orders.
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Washinctoon
House
Supreme Court
Justice Brewer
United States Vs. Ballin Joseph & Company
New York Circuit Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Barbed Wire Patent Case Upheld by Supreme Court
The Washburn & Moon Manufacturing company’s barbed wire fence patents are affirmed by the Supreme Court in three appeals from the northern Iowa circuit court. Justice Brown notes defenses of lack of novelty and prior use, while Justice Brewer cites Trinity Church v United States on alien contract law as context.
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Washington
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
Supreme Court
Justice Brown
Washburn & Moon Company
Iowa
Trinity Church
New York City
The
United States
Brewer
Senate actions amid immigration inquiry and silver coinage debate
Washington report notes Senator Chandler proposed a 3000 dollar appropriation for the joint immigration committee amid typhus and immigration questions. Bills include navy commander Mullane medal, Sanford tax on legal tender dollars at par, and Voorhees debate on silver coinage. Indian appropriation and Carlisle school topics dominated the House with rule committee setting march deadlines.
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Washington
Chandler
Joint Committee On Immigration
Mullane
Navy
Chilea
Sanford
California
United States
Vilas
Mr. Voorhees
Indiana
Stillwell Post
Friends of Free Coinage
Idaho
Carlisle
Committee On Rules
Life Work Done Death of a Well Known Newspaper Man
Joseph T. Heenan, longtime journalist and press editor in New York City, died at his home after a long illness. He was a pioneer in financial news gathering with his brother, later worked with major agencies, and served as assistant cable editor of United Press. He was a Louisville native survived by a widow and one child.
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New York City
New York
Joseph T. Heenan
Heenan
James
American Press Association
The
National Press
Associated Press
United Press
Louisville
Bright
Father shoots son in Memphis confrontation
In Memphis on March 1 Gus Price and his son Rube fought. the father drew a pistol and fired striking Rube in the chest. The wounded man is not expected to survive.
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Memphis
Gus Price
Rube
Fight Between Ryan and Needham Postponed in New Orleans
A large crowd gathered in New Orleans last night for the Ryan versus Needham prize fight but the bout was postponed half an hour before the ring due to Ryan falling ill with tonsillitis and fever.
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New Orleans
Ryan
Needham
Sleep perils strike Kentucky farmer on busy track
Joseph Sav age, a well known Kentucky farmer, was killed near Unsell opposite Troxton when struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio train while he slept on the track Sunday night. The incident occurred in March.
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Troxton
Joseph Savage
Kentucky
Unsell
Boy Saves Brother in Blizzard Frostbite Cost
Exsworth Kansas reports that fifteen year old Frank Carpenter stripped to his underwear to shield his seven year old brother from the blizzard. He endured severe cold losing one foot and several fingers in the effort.
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Exsworth
Kan
Frank Carpenter
Markets Review of Grain and Cattle Prices in Cincinnati
February market letters list wheat 97e, corn varied near 41c, and mixed animal quotes. Cattle range prime to common, hogs and sheep priced per head with regional variations across Ohio and Pittsburgh, plus New York and Cleveland notes on futures and refined commodities.
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Cincinnati
Mandison Company Price List 1892 Grocery and Produce Rates
Mandison Inc releases a detailed price list dated Feb 24 1892 covering cereals grains and livestock feeds and a broad range of groceries. It lists furour perfection invincible triumph city mills and other flour brands with per sack prices plus wheat corn rye oats and various grasses seed prices. It also includes coal lumber lard coffee sugars dried fruits and produce prices along with eggs butter beans hay and hides and roots with unit measures and typical retail markups.
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Mandison, Inc
Firour—Perfection
Invincible
Triumph
City Mills
Electric Light
Oath
California
New Orleans
Man credits Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy for grip relief
Jas C Jones publisher of the Leader Moexia Texas recounts a second grip attack this year. He used Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy and says it shortened bed rest to six hours this time and about two days previously. 60 cent bottles sold by Heberhart Son Druggists. marchlddéwim
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Jas. C. Jones
Leader
Moexia
Texas
Chamberlain
Heberhart & Son
Marchlddéwim
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Andere
Madison Weekly Courier
Ourterco
Febiawst
W.T. Fitzgerald
Corwth and
F Sts
1. C
Felod& Wom
Spurgeon
Forshee & McMaken
New York Sun
Democrats
Indianapolis Journal
Pure Food
Reed
Supreme
Lamar
Fielden and
Speaker Reed
Pleasantville
N. J
Here
Atlantic City
Camden and Allegheney Railroad
France
Reid
Roche
Troze
Brother
Michigan
Delaine
Pittsburg
Ugo
Corxn
Sherd
Cleveland Oil
Petrioteum—S
Cincinnati Tobacco
Sone Eee
Madison Market
CoaLu
Donut
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