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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1891

Page

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Cleveland Nominated for President and Boies for Vice President

The Philadelphia Times nominates Grover Cleveland of New York for President with Horace Boies of Iowa for Vice President. The Indianapolis Journal notes Cleveland’s greeting to Governor Flower and contrasts it with his telegram to Governor Russell. The 1890 Indiana marriage totals and demographic details are cited from the State Board of Health report.

The Philadelphia Times Grover Cleveland New York Horace Boies Iowa Cleveland Russell Massachusetts Flower Indianapolis Journal W. A. McCoy State Board of Health of Indiana

Active, reliable man sought to represent in New York house

Advertiser seeks an active reliable man to handle a New York house section with salary 70 to 80 dollars monthly plus increases. References required. Apply to Manufacturer Lock Box 1585 New York. d mon

New York

Jefferson County Sheriff Sale for 1884 Madison Lot

The Sheriff of Jefferson County Indiana announces a public sale under an order from Jefferson Circuit Court in favor of the German Building and Aid Association No 6 against George H Schmidt, Mary Schmidt and John Hablizel. The sale on December Sunday 1891 runs 10 am to 4 pm at the Madison Court House door to the highest bidder for cash. The real estate is part of lot 88 in old Town now Madison, bounded by Jefferson Street and an alley, and was conveyed to George H Schmidt by deed dated January 8 1884. If rents and profits do not satisfy the writ, the fee simple of the premises may be offered. This notice dated November 11 1891. John Hoagland Sheriff Jefferson County. nov11w3t

Jefferson Circuit Court German Building and Aid Association No. 6 George H Schmidt Mary Schmidt John Hablizel Court House Madison Jefferson County Indiana Old Town City of Madison Jefferson Manin) Street Jefferson Street George H. Schmidt Christian Hablizel John Hoagland Commercial Gazette Deacon Murat Commercial-Gazette Ohio C.G Democratic Party George Richards David Elmore Porloinge Bowen Richards Helbin Alabama Nebraska Arkansas Evada Erry California New Hampshire Colorado New Jersey Connecticut New York Delaware North Carolina Florida Georgia North Dakota Idaho Oregon Illinois Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Kansas South Dakota Kentucky Tennessee Louisiana Texas Maine Vermont Missouri Wyoming Montana Michigan

License Application for Western Hotel Madison Indiana

Notice given that E. T. Krutz will apply at the Jefferson County December session 1891 for a license to sell spirituous malt and vinous liquors in quantities less than one quart for consumption on premises at the Western Hotel at Front and West streets Madison Fourth ward Jefferson County Indiana Nos 101 102. novbw3t

Board of Commissioners of Jefferson County Western Hotel City of Madison Indiana E. T. Krutz

Australians ballot praise stirs partisan reflexes in press

The Commercial Gazette lauds widespread use of the Australian ballot, while critics claim the tally misstates support. The piece notes shifting editorial tone after Ohio politics and hints at partisan reactions to reform enforcement. Also mentions travel ad for Denver via Burlington Route with schedule details.

Two Cincinnati Firemen Die in West Second Street Blaze

A factory fire on West Second Street in Cincinnati killed two firefighters and fatally injured two others after a 40 foot ladder failed and collapsed. Fire captains and volunteers battled the flames for hours as workers and horses in the building faced deadly peril.

Fire kills four men and thirty four horses at stables

A devastating blaze at Mansions stables, 1816 Lawrence Street, Denver, killed four men and thirty four horses. Victims include Thomas Bower of Peoria Illinois aged twenty two Otto Helbin of St Louis aged thirty George Richards ...

Denver Lawrence. Street Thomas Bower Peoria Ill Otto Helbin St.Lone George Richards

Large coal pile fire in Duluth threatens thousands of tons

Fire at Northwestern Fuel docks in Duluth, burning coal held by 6000 tons, with 1600 gallons water poured per minute since Friday. Firemen move coal to reach hottest areas. an engine from the Duluth department aids, with cause suspected as spontaneous combustion. Losses likely in thousands.

Duluth Fire Department

Electoral college votes by state in latest apportionment

Washington November 10 The elections sparked speculation and a renewed interest in the current electoral college makeup. The table presents each state's number of votes under the latest apportionment.

Washington

Fatal Accident at Crozer Iron Blast Furnace in Roanoke

In Roanoke Virginia on November 9 W R Ingram was killed at the Crozer iron blast furnace No 1 while removing a salamander and using dynamite in blasting His assistant George Page was injured but survived after the blast a hole blown into Ingrams head and he died shortly after The blast occurred yesterday afternoon with smoke seen from the dynamite hole

Roanoke Crozer W. R. Ingram George Page Ingram Page

Catarrh Seen as Constitutional Trouble by Dr Dio Lewis

Boston physician Dr Dio Lewis argues in a magazine article that catarrh is not a nasal disease but a constitutional condition affecting the whole man. He criticizes local nasal treatments as misdirected and emphasizes systemic causes and remedies.

Dio Lewis Boston

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