Madison and area news and election chatter in brief
In Madison and English Kentucky areas, licenses, marriages, and local notices are reported. The piece covers John Dilk and Maggie Hordesty obtaining a marriage license, several small-town marriages, a death from consumption, a serious accident from a child’s powder mishap, and a drunken parade observer scene tied to political tensions around Harrison and Reid.
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John Dilk
Maggie E. Hordesty
Milton
Jason B. Brown
Joe Neuville
Rosie Hayden
Near
English
Tinsiey
Annie
William Cox
Hanover
John Watson
Hunter’s
Watson
Farmer Baxter
Mary Johnson
Nat Johnson
Madison
Ben Hartman
Nannie Baxter
Carrollton
Bruce Tague
Rensehler
Ife
Bruce
Democrats Rally in Grand Opera House Pageant
The Third District campaign closes with a large street parade at night. Jason B. Brown and Charles L. Jewett receive ovations as Democratic clubs parade through Madison. Voters estimated near eleven hundred attend as speakers attack the GOP tariff policy the force bill and pension cuts. Korbly closes the campaign urging continued Democratic work toward victory.
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Third Congressional District
Jason B. Brown
Charles L. Jewett
New Albany
Court House
Madison
Grand Opera House
Jewett
G O. P
Brown
Raum
Cleveland
Grown
Charles A. Korbly
County Central Committee
Madison Murals and Night of Turmoil In Indiana
Reports from Madison recount a chaotic weekend with drunkards at the Democratic rally, a fatal shooting of Oscar Leep, and the arrest of Marshall Travis. The piece notes local social issues, fireside cures, and political tension across Carrollton and Bedford areas.
Jefferson Circuit Court convenes term adjourned for next Friday
Judge Friedley convened the November term of the Jefferson Circuit Court this morning and adjourned after routine business. The grand jury will meet next Monday. In Benson versus Cadwaller the motion for a new trial was overruled and an appeal bond of 250 dollars was ordered. Sixty days were given to file a bill of exceptions.
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Friedley
Jefferson Circuit Court
Judge R E Gregory Joins Democratic Ranks In Indiana
Judge R E Gregory of Muncie a famed criminal lawyer and former Great Incohence of the Improved Order of Red Men joins the Democrats after studying tariff policy. He argues a tariff for revenue benefits labor and capital in Indiana’s manufacturing districts. His move influences Republican supporters in Muncie and ties to John A Zeux.
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R. 8. Gregory
Muncie
Order of Red Men
United States
Indiana
John A. Zuex
Gresham
Brother goes to Idaho to fetch sick sister
Edward Branham travels to Idaho to bring back his ailing sister Mrs Lilford. Roe Vacher of the P C GC and St L at New Albany visits home folks. Albert Logan returns home today.
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Edward Branham
Idaho
One Hundred Dollars for Deafness Cured by Catarrh Cure
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It promises a cure by Fall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for unsolved cases, urging readers to request circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo.
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Deaness
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
World&wim
Atlantic Storms Impede Largest Steamers at Sea
London dispatches describe furious Atlantic gales delaying the largest steamers. The Arizona from New York Oct 29 reported one of its stormiest passages. passenger Walter Ruby was swept overboard and drowned. Black Sea storms claim vessels and drown crews. Osman Digna fails to rally tribes at Suakim.
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Black Sea
London
Queenstown
Atlantic
Arizona
New York
Walter Ruby
Woman killed stepping into oncoming train in Tennessee
A 50 year old woman walked onto the Nash ville Chattanooga and St. Louis line track as a passenger train neared at thirty miles per hour. She held chrysanthemums as she was struck, thrown over a mile post, and died from multiple injuries. The coroner’s jury cleared the railroad.
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Chattanooga
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Railroad
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Lancashire
Anerice
Loxpon
Reuter Telegram Company
Lille
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Paris
A. M. Alexander
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M. Napoleon Bonapart Wyse
New Orleans
T. J. Odendall
Harry Kernell
Henry C. Mine
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Ayer
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