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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1888
Page
5
A fragmented column pours out a mix of tariff debate rhetoric, local petty crime, a murder acquittal on insanity grounds, and a vivid allegory of debt as a spider trapping the poor. It notes a Thanksgiving reflection, a death at 84, and a Portland wedding reception with creditors looming.
A note from New Albany reports a expected spring construction surge as a large local crowd attended a Saturday dance. Marriage licenses issued include George to, Hoffel to Lena Kruse, and Demares to Flint. A Johnson foundry cannon test and shipment to Ghent Kentucky owners is described amid local chatter and humor from the town.
On Tuesday November 27 Mr James C Storm and Ida M Dilke were granted a marriage license by Clerk Matthews. The Indianapolis Sentinel credits editorials to the Columbus Herald and a note urges accuracy in attribution. Police report a reward offered for a man who fell into his own trap on East Second Street. Dr Coffen Louisville physician, now visiting, leaves by train after a successful visit. he has many warm friends here. Salvation Oil promises quick cures for rheumatism swelling bruises and pains. Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup advertised as a lost item’s remedy. Government officials turned out since March 1885 seek reinstatement. Democrats urged to read the Sentinel to understand party positions. A small fire at Hitt’s greenhouse caused minor damage. fire department not needed. The jury fixed Ben Holton’s punishment at twenty-one years in state prison. the trial concluded Sunday night. Two innocent farmers were arrested at Pittsburg and Wiennihed it buesledor.
Officers Demaree and Dickinson arrested a man identifying as Richard Lambert for breaking into Rev. Skillman corner Kim and First. The 26 year old, well dressed, claimed Michigan as home and arrived from Vevay Saturday. He was found at Ralph's boarding house on Jefferson Street and jailed pending court.
Indianapolis News recounts a muddled tale of a doctor and his protégé in Paris with hints of travel, advancement, and family ties. The piece hints at Barnard, a court case about illicit distilling, and a boy named Tom Smith in Franklin County with a dubious still and homemade alcohol.
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