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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1888

Page

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Undefined political dispute in New York and Indiana text

Fragmentary report discusses 8000 Democrats voting for Harrison and Hill in New York amid Civil Service policy tensions. It notes New York Democrats and others resist a weak administration and criticizes Cleveland era policies.

Harrison Hill New York Cleveland Indiana

Mr Kerbly Backed by Madison Leaders Against Slurs

Local note defends C A Kerbly against slander. The letter argues he has long aided Madison merchants and workers, spearheading many enterprises in the county over the past decade and benefiting even those now spreading small-claim rumors.

C. A. Kerbly Madison Kerbly

Posey may challenge Parrett in Indiana race amid fraud claims

Inupianapolis reports First District Republicans cite 26 vote margin for Parrett and alleged fraudulent votes in Perry County near Catholic Monastery. Critics denounce bigotry and question local Catholic influence in the election while press sources are urged to reveal Catholic links to fraud.

Inupianapolis Frank B. Posey Judge Parrett Congress Perry County Parrett Weat Street Mail and Express

Harrison's cabinet suggestions for Harrison's era

Washington correspondent outlines a proposed cabinet for Harrison with names for State Blaine Treasury Dedley Interior Mahone War Butler Navy Chandler Postmaster Dorasy Attorney General Belknap and postwar appointees including chiefs of specific bureaus and an agriculture post with a noted floor value.

Stealey Washington Courier-Journal Harrison James G. Blaine the Treasury William W. Dedley Interior Wr. Mahone Senjamin F. Butler Navy William &. Chandler Stephen W. Dorasy William J. Belknap Biteau

Secrecy of Ballots and Election Reform Proposals

The Nation argues secrecy in ballots curbs bribery and outlines a plan for private voting at small booths with controlled access and sworn challenges. It also notes partisan shifts in the Treasury and Post Office departments, mentioning Democrats in key posts and staff changes under different administrations.

England Swerty Election Board Sustein Grand Jury

Government under Cleveland and party balance in Washington

Seventy five percent of Washington officeholders are Republicans. With the exception of Mrs. Lamont and one messenger, all White House employees are Republicans.

Washington Msl. Lamont Messenger White House Ae Petra Ander

Truthful Medicine Tricks Exposed by a Boston Doctor

A Boston physician plans an experiment on Aunt Huldy Giddings by substituting his own placebo for Swipes liverine. She follows the regimen but finds no relief, continuing the original anti bilical remedy while the doctor tests patient credulity and disclosure boundaries.

Hokiy Giddings Bbe Abe Aunt Huldy Boston Tran

Improbable Mental Cure Claims in Early 20th Century Text

A fragmentary passage discusses a supposed mental influence on disease and healing. It mentions the mind’s control during crises, the idea of a therapeutic remedy, and the belief in a life force affecting health, noting the influence may be misunderstood by those not studying the topic.

Morodon Ow York

Fragmentary notes on rope walking in Pennsylvanian scene

The readable text shows scattered phrases about rope walking and a ring, but specifics are unclear. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or places are present to establish a full event or outcome from the fragment.

Poorly formed illustration on back page critique

The fragment suggests a harsh caption about back pain and bodily harm with references to a medical system and poison. It presents a garbled quote about responsibility and protests, indicating a damaged illustration page from an illustrated paper.

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Treasury Department Treasury Commissioner of Internal Revenue West Virginia Joseph Miller Boas Quay Post Office Department Arthur Vilas Dickinson Interior Department Bebe Wells, Richardson &Co Burlington, Vermont Maylid&wly Scribner's Alling & Lodge Madison,ind OpaLises
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