Watterson Attacks Governor Hendricks in Democratic Press
The piece accuses Indiana's Hendricks of conspiracy to derail the renomination of the Democratic ticket with John Kelly's backing, denouncing him as a vile conspirator and predicting defeat for the party in New York. The tone condemns alleged whisky fueled rhetoric and calls for disowning Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenry Waetteraed
New- House
Courier-Journal
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
John Welly
New York
Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
John Kelly
Hendricks Denies Illicit Pacts in Campaign Interest
Governor Hendricks repudiates Courier-Journal accusations of secret deals with Mr. Kelly and others. He insists he never conspired to influence appointments or confirmations and did not back Burch for Secretary of the Senate. He notes Indiana Senators supported Henry Watterson's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Hendricks
Hendricks
Mr. Watterson
Courier-Journal
Philippic
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Kelly
Courier- Journal
Burch
Tennessee
Senate
Bureh
Indiana
Henry Waterson
Watterson
Jefferson County vs Rufus Gale court suit details
In September 1872 Jefferson County sued Rufus Gale for 1109.49 and won 1198.5, then Gale claimed 1269 for extra services and won. Settlement entries left 1198.5 unpaid, Gale later withdrew 1260 but kept it. Judge Downey voided the margin receipt, ordered Gale to repay 1198.05 plus costs, Gale plans appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Circuit Court
Downey
Rufus Gale
Gale
Lard
Allison
Jeferson County
Aginst
Supreme Court
Political Exposé Hits Opposing Party Hardened Stance
An excerpt notes the discomfort of a political faction as rival exposure of schemes grows. The passage describes a supreme discomfiture affecting the Radi entity and signals a resolve to restrain one advancing stance amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radi
Political clash over Northern treasonous paper plans
The piece denounces a Okalona States driven scheme to attack Northern Unionists and promote Democratic gains. It warns of military interference at polls and argues for a free fair ballot as the election battle lines form. Justice is invoked against treasonous press moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Mississippi
Okalona
Jefferson Davis
Shoyer
The
Democrats
Radical Party
Frye
Partientar
Democratic Party
Public libel suit looms in Gordon Harrington case
The Indianapolis Journal reports a new chapter in the Gordon Harrington imbroglio. Adaline Harrington, now living west of Indianapolis, seeks damages not less than 840,000 in libel against her ex husband Judge Harrington and many city papers for alleged adultery reports. Denny Johnson attorneys may file suit within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Harrington
Judge Harrington
Indianapolis
Denny & Johnson
Harrington
Journal
Messrs. Denny & Johnson
The Issues for 1980 and the Polls
The Democratic Congress has moved to remove troops from the polls but Mayes vetoes hinder progress. It passed the Legislative Judicial and Executive Appropriation Bill with repeals of laws authorizing Federal deputy marshals at elections. The President and Republicans support keeping those laws, seen as bayonets at the polls. The public, pledging patriotic resolve, faces a critical confrontation at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Congress
Mayes
House backs free silver coinage against radical resistance
The bill to regulate free coinage of silver passed the House by twenty votes amid filibuster threats from Radical opponents. After an all night session and the arrest of about twenty five silver demonetizers for contempt, the majority prevailed. The article predicts a Senate battle with Democrats defending the people and the Constitution, while radicals push for silver demonetization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Senate
Prohibitionists Nominate State Ticket in Indianapolis
A group calling themselves prohibitionists met in Indianapolis on Tuesday week last and nominated a State ticket for 1880. A minority bolted the meeting and withdrew, while the election is more than a year away, making the timing of the nomination seem premature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Governor Henxpriess Declines VP Candidacy
Governor Henxpriess publicly declines any VP bid with a running mate and says the old ticket should not be fielded again. He indicates no current plans to join any ticket and signals a break with past configurations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henxpriess Hres
Book notices promote low price editions by American Book Exchange
The American Book Exchange in New York markets direct sales of books at unusually low prices thanks to cheap production and large editions. They list Cyclopedia of English Literature, Ancient History, Josephus, Arabian Nights, Pilgrim's Progress, Robinson Crusoe, and Baron Munchausen with prices that astonish typical buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Book Exchange
Beckman Street
N. Y
Chamber’s Cyclopedia of
Morocco
John
Whiston
Leggat Brothers
Reprint Notice for London Quarterly Review Publications
The Leonard Scott Publishing Co. offers reprints of The London Quarterly and other periodicals. Specimen pages and full details are free on request. Leading article covers Speaker's Commentary on the Old Testament with focus on future state miracles and inspiration. Also notes Brugsch on Egypt, plus multiple historical and political topics. Pricing listed: $4 per year per periodical or $15 for all with prepaid postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Quarterly Review
Leonard Scott Publishing Co
Barclay Street
N. Y
Brugsch
Egypt
Michael Angelo
India
Pym
The Defense of Luck and Other Works Featured
The magazine listing highlights works by Alfred Tennyson John Stuart Mill Frederic Harrison Frances Eleanor Trollope Archibald Forbes W S Dallas Sir Coutts Lindsay Frazer's Magazine and H C Merivale The Royal Wedding plus essays on socialism poetry science and education Ten cents per issue or $100 yearly from American Book Exchange 55 Beekman Street New York Sold direct to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucknow
Alfred Tennyson
John Stuart Mill
London Society
Frederic Harrison
Tasso
Frances Eleanor Trollope
Archibald Forbes
B. H. Cooper
B. A
W. S. Dallas
F. S
England
Sir Coutts Lindsay
London Times
Wagner
Frazer’s Magazine
H. C. Merivale
American Book Exchange, Publishers
Beekman Street
New York
Local Notes On Weather Crops And Town Happenings
Farmers fear crop failure due to seven weeks without rain as oats and wheat look poor. N C Leads builds a fine house while Robertson and Grafton refit homes. Shafer tours town buying hogs for East markets. Local court case in Indianapolis raises party rhetoric. Post office moved from Sevier Wilson to F M Robins with new deputies. Funeral sermons and deaths noted at Mount Pisgah and Lick Branch churches. A boy breaks his arm in a swing. Dr Cave departs town with farewell comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Leads
Wm. Robertson
G. W. Grafton
Shafer
New York
Indianapolis
U. S
Sevier Wilson
F. M. Robins
Frank
B. A. Nay
Hezekiah Gasaway
Mount,Pisgah Church
J. G. Chattee
Burnside
James Burnside
Lick Branch Church
Neighboring Night Stay Question
A fragment asks if the speaker stayed all night at a neighbor's house and includes a terse medical aside with the words NUDIS VEBIS. The text reads as an unclear quote or note rather than a complete news item. The source provides minimal readable context and lacks identifiable people or events.
1000 Glasses of Beer in 1000 Hours Feat Fails in Chicago
A Chicago participant attempting 1,000 glasses of beer in 1,000 hours succumbs to drunken disorder. After laps 500 to 825 the man malfunctions, shouting, fighting, and hurling abuse at staff, culminating in a drunken arrest for drunk and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Appel
Madison
Ind
Chicago
Appel
Joni
General Jackson
Bellbuckie
Ife
Prayers and whisky at college provoke student revolt
A New York Graphic excerpt describes students demanding shorter morning prayers and whisky in tea, clashing with faculty who refuse to coddle them. The piece contrasts reformist talk with a blunt satire of college life and ends noting a dramatic mine ball held 1,040 feet underground at Gold Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Graphic
Harvard
McCosh
New Haven
Prof. Hexameter
Prof. He
Gren
Matt Canavan
New York
Gold Hill
United States
Virginia (New
Enterprise
Madison Market Report Highlights Prices Across Staples
Market notes from Madison show varied wheat values including red and white types, corn around 27, and multiple seed, coffee, tea, sugar, and dairy items with fluctuating prices. Butter, bacon, beef, beans, potatoes, lard, beeswax, apples, dried fruits, hides, and other rural goods appear with assorted per unit figures across seasonal trade.
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Hyson Pea
Gun
Japan
W. D. Wells & CO
Yareleer
Saml W. Keene
East Main Cross St
Madison, Ind
Emma Hell
Drestoterkur
Ben. F. Robbins
Padertaking
Dekast Main Cross
James Hargan
the Herald
Lin. C. Jones
Ofice
Main Street
Tate Teer
Manson, Inn
Rufus
Main Cross Street
Sanxay’s Block
Gordon-Harrington Business
Indianapolis Journal
the Library Magazine
Clppings
Young:Men of America
Roger’s Island
Upper Hudson
Seth Green
Schopifed
SNS
Schofield
Steve
Malison
Ald
Alvaneze Veron
Iccrnice
East Mains Cross Street
P. Cosidy
Anls Box Factory
Pumst
Depot
Bey
Alling, Lodge & CO
Belfont
Vyas Abeer
Deel
Odwly
Sacred Music
Nevada
Pard
Tuscarory
Hureky
Iam
Market Reports
Madison Markets
Madizon
Trow’s Perfection
Invincible Triumph
City Mills
Magnolia
Bes Retail
Lasteses Secesados
Timothy Seeder Co
Clover Seed
Loy
Java
Young Hyson
Zack
Delong
N. Orleans
Pittsburgh
Juniata
R. E, Sellers & CO
Prop
Lindsey
G. “H. Hubbard
Hampden
Ohio
Cleveland
Driay
E. Sellers & CO
H. U. Firth
Seou Ly
the Beautiful
I. N. Todd
Novelty Iron Works
National Publishing Co
Chievays Dds
Mnty
van Fassen
Locust Street
Philadelphia
Verly
N.Y
Rafael
Muail
S Jetter Apanipe
Jounson & CO
Pore
Ang
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