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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1880
Page
2
Indiana Mourns Death of Governor James D Williams
Governor James D Williams died last Saturday at 12 50 in his seventy second year after a long public career beginning in 1839. He served as Justice of the Peace four years then entered the Legislature in 1843, was elected to Congress in 1874 and became Governor in 1876. Authorities recall his integrity prudence and firmness and his life of service to laborers farmers and settlers across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Williams
Williams
Congress
Indiana
Anticipation of Christmas Joy Across All People
The piece envisions bright hopes as mistletoe and ivy become keepsakes in homes and palaces a month before Christmas. It links the Judean shepherds to modern moral liberty, praises civilization, and heartfelt wishes for children and families to receive gifts from Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judea
Tria
Behoel-room
Star of Bethlehem
Sinuta Claus
God Is Ever With the Right in Louisville Clergyman Text
The Louisville Courier-Journal argues Democrats should reject infidelity to their country and denounce rival Republicans. It denounces the GOP as a sham and pharisaic, characterizing Grantism Beebeum and Lagersellism as corrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Satan
America
The Call for Honest Reform in Democratic Ranks
A political column urges the Democratic Party to shed old attire and embrace modern, honest leadership. It calls for young leaders to rise, elders to support, and a steadfast confrontation of truth against fraud as the path to inevitable future victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
America
The South Must Build Its Own Prosperity and Independence
The Greenbrier Independent argues for a self reliant Southern economy and social unity. It urges limiting Northern goods and developing Southern resources, manufacturing, and transportation to end sectional hostility and honor regional loyalty.
Polite Protest debate over church procession noise and symbolism
The Madison Courier defends church procession conduct near a Trinity Church stop, noting horns and bells as the main act while critics claim mob participants crossed foreheads and chests in mock religious reverence. The letter-writer directs readers to past Herald witnesses for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
T Madison Courier
Beennus and His Gaula in B C 390
The Madion Courier notes a reader inquiry about how German and Irish Catholic churches could be described as existing in 390 B C. The paper treats the question with skepticism, citing patient toil by the Courier to uncover such an ancient attribution and questioning the existence of those churches in that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennus
B.C
Madion Courier
Beennus
Tadical protestor desecration claim sparks city dispute
Turbulent letter from the Tun Malison Courier challenges proof alleging Catholic church desecration on the 3.4 inst. night. The reply questions the evidence and labels detractors as weak and idiotic, fueling ongoing city tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun Malison
Controversy over Church Desecration Allegations
The piece denounces a newspaper denial of charges about church desecration. It cites three eye witnesses who describe bowing kneeling crossing of breasts and foreheads before churches and accuses the opposing paper of shameless misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Radical Party
Know-Nothing rhetoric targets Irish and Chinese at New York Tribune
The New York Tribune mingles Irish and Chinese with Know-Nothing sentiment opposing immigration. It argues that the country is the native-born's property and calls for restricting residence and citizenship to native-born, with a protective tariff applied to people as to goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuk
New York Tribune
Ireland
China
Fire Devastates St Peter Asylum. 32 Inmates Die
A blaze at the Insane Asylum at St Peter Minnesota partially destroyed the building last week, causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Thirty two inmates perished in the fire, making the disaster especially tragic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter, Minag
Governor Williams to Be Buried at Wheatland Knox County
Governor Williams will be interred today at Wheatland in Knox County, his former home, beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliams
Wheatland
Knox County
Governor Gray witnesses Garfield electoral vote casting
Governor Gray performed his first official act by witnessing the casting of the electoral vote last Monday for General Garfield, marking an inaugural ceremonial duty in the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Garfield
Respite Granted to Wade as Gov Williams Ends Term
The governor grants a ninety day respite to Wade, marking the last official act of Governor Williams. Public records show the executive action concludes Williams' tenure as he departs office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Williams
Election reform debated by Indiana legislature and Garfield remarks
Indiana lawmakers consider a law to publish county election tickets at public expense and criminalize counterfeiting. A Cincinnati Enquirer report notes Garfield’s fraught stance with Dick Parsons and reflects Democratic ideals about vigilance against centralized power and the party's enduring hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Letter on Republican procession controversy in Heraldan Courier
The writer defends truth and justice regarding alleged misconduct in the Republican procession on November 31. He cites a Madison Courier article suggesting foreign elements in the population and argues such claims reflect campaign rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trereth
Heraldan Courier
Madison Courier
Debunking Anti Foreign Sentiment In Irish Catholic Parade
A letter challenges anti immigrant bias in a New Jersey paper, defend Germans and Irish, denounces “un American” labels, and praises historic figures like De Kalb and Steuben. It questions motives of a Catholic procession and urges gratitude to German contributors to liberty and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
John Kelley
Democratic Party
Jst
Courier
New Jersey
New York City
DeKalb and
Steuben
Phillips
Curran
Grattan
Emmet
O'Connell
Emerald Isle
Trow's Perfection Invincible Triumph
Market listing from Wells & Co. with prices for farm staples and produce including wheat corn oats butter potatoes lard beeswax dried fruit millet and seeds. Prices shown per bushel or ton with dealer notes and advertising language typical of a regional grain and product exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trow
Invincible Triumph
City Mills
Magnolia
Shorts
N. O
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Lewisburg
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Evansville
Credit Mobilier
Dick Parsons
Cleveland
Parsons
Cincinnati Enquirer
Eth
Scaffoll
Market Reports
Madison Markets
W. Trow & CO
W. D
Rtin Wade
Wells & Co
N. Orleans
O. Heuse, JR
Tioga
Leven
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WM. C. Lewis
Naila
Junista City
L. M. Kronem
GER
Cloaks and Dolmans
C. Yard
Kentucky
A. Marks & Son
the Great Family Dry Goods House
Southern
Chinchilla
Fur
Ny Patterns
Gent’s
East Main Cross Street
Madison
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