Madison News Highlights Grand Jury Vietnam and Local Election Shakeup
The Grand Jury report on the New Orleans lynching case is released, indictments target O Malley and Adams for bribery attempts. In Madison, city election results surprise both parties, Democrats gain council control, while N Noraff and Cal Sisco face defeat. Republican tax policy faces critique as debt and valuation rules spark debate.
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Grand
Nan Hennessy
New Orleans
O'Malley
Adams
Zack
Morket
N. Noraff
Cal. Sisco
Mr. Haraff
Horuff
Madison
Democratic Party
Mrs. Ruddicks Spiritualism Seances Stir Skeptics
A Herald reporter attends seances by Mrs. Thomas Ruddick, Franklin medium, noting warm physical manifestations, slate writing, and messages from deceased locals. Observers question fraud while admitting inexplicable phenomena and vivid spirit performances.
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Thomas Ruddick
Franklin
Ruddick
Herald
Rome
Reciproc ity and springtime at Hanover college
The excerpt blends a playful dialogue about reciprocity with a May 2 report from Hanover noting a busy week. It covers a garden gate exchange of kisses as a teaching illustration, plus a long college update: student literary society exhibitions, a Zetelathean reception, a Phi Delta Theta banquet, preps and juniors sports, and upcoming field day before commencement.
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Hanover
Madison
Carrie E. Blanchard
Margaret D. Wilson
Glenn Ramsay
Elizabeth M. Winton
Elleurge Daugherty
Lady Warren
Dante
Zetelathean Society
Keil
Archer
Chamberlin
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Blanchard
Randall
Shelbyville
Megsie
Johnson and Honan
Seymour
Hennessy
Carrollton
Heart’s Falls
Phi Kappa Deeks
Telegraphic link ties president in San Francisco to North Bend
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a direct telegraphic line linking the San Francisco president to the North Bend station on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad through Chicago and Denver with repeaters. President Harrison spoke with his sister’s friends as she lay ill, 2500 miles apart by air. Also includes Heberhart & Son testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm via RB Farr of Holywood Kansas and druggist A B Cox.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
San Francisco
North Bend
Ohio and Mississippi
Chicago
Denver
Harrison
Ray
Heberhart & Son
RB. H. Farr
Holywood
Kansas
A. B. Cox
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Missouri River
Joliet
Ottawa
Peoria
la Salle
Moline
Rock Island
Illinois
Davenport
Muscat
Ottumwe
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Winterset
Audubon
Harlan and Coune Bluffs
Iowa
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Cameron
St. Joseph
Council Bluff
Northwest
Seneca
Keaneakee
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Lateyette
Councy Bluffs
Atchison
Leavenworth
Kansas City
United States
Canada
E. ST. John
John Sebastian
Gen's Ticket & Fass
President Harrison’s Washington Welcome in Rainy Tour
President Harrison received a warm greeting at every stop in Washington despite two days of rain. Crowds in Chehalis Centralia Tacoma and other stations cheered as the party toured via carriage and steamer. Tacoma’s arches on Pacific avenue symbolized the state’s resources timber coal iron ore shingles and wood.
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Tacoma
Wash
State of Washington
Chehalis
Centralia
G. A. R. Post
National Guards of Washington
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
Odd Fellows
Masons
Pacific Avenue
Ninth Street
C Street
City Park
Tacoma Avenue
Ninth
Eleventh
Gross Block
Opera House
Ladies of
Mount Tacoma
Art Club
Harrison
Opera
Seattle
State
Washington
President completes northern leg of journey in Seattle
The President arrives with Governor Ferry and party in Seattle aboard the City of Seattle amid cheering crowds and a slow procession. A formal welcome and an elaborate luncheon follow as the party tours Lake Washington and the university grounds before departing by special train bound for Portland and a western tour stop sequence.
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Seattle
Wash
City of
Governor Ferry
Ferry
Allen
Mayor White
Tacoma
Water Front
State
British Columbia
Lake Ashington
National Guard of Washington
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Posts
Peiils
Lake Washington
Kirkland
Madison
Second Streets
Thomas Burke
Messrs. Wanamaker and Rusk
William Henry Harrison
Washington
Portland
Salt Lake City
Boise City
Idaho
Leadville
Colorado Springs
Denver
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Ibal, Mo
Springfield
Decatur
Indianapolis
Columbus
Pittsburg
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Blood Remedy
Local applications cannot reach the disease so internal remedies are advised. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is presented as a non quack medicine prescribed by top physicians with tonics and purifiers. Testimonials are free. price 75 cents. sold by druggists from Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Chenney & Co
Props
Toledo
Madison visitors crowd Market Street in Vevay gossip
Mrs. Duffield Bowman and two children from Madison visit her mother Mrs. Jane Bosan on Market street. Mr. Chas Alfrey of Madison visits friends in Switzerland County. Miss Carrie Edmundson of Madison visits Eugene Curry's family. Miss Julia Brown of Hanover was in Vevay yesterday en route to Cincinnati.
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Chas. Alfrey
Madison
Switzerland County
Carrie Edmundson
Eugene Curry
Julia Brown
Hanover
Vevay
Cincinnati
Kent's Entirely New Tonic Sarsaparilla Review
A testimonial states the tonic improved health after three years of use for hemorrhoids or piles. The note claims satisfaction and better general health, pricing one bottle at 81p, with a signature and location in Torwale.
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K. E.N.Z.S
Kent
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Indiana
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Vevay Times
Prine
M. Siewart
Tor Wale
Branham & Ritchie
Branham & Chambers
East Main ST
Ind
W.O. Lewis
McCormick Binders
McCormick Steel
Eckstein
Hawlin
Swormstedt & CO
Madison,ind
George E. Currie
John W. Scott
Main Street
Marow
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