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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1891

Page

6

Indianapolis Riot and Tariff Debate Across Nations

The Herald reports on a city election riot in Indianapolis, and coverage includes a Dublin funeral, a Cooper Union meeting with Grover Cleveland and Gov. Hill, plus tariff criticisms of McKinley. It notes U S diplomatic salaries, a Welsh made McKinley button, and Boulanger in Richmond. The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette faces a libel case over Campbells’ finances.

Crevetawn Cooper’s Union New York City Grover Gov. Hill Cincinnati Commercial Gazette United States New York Republican Campbell Wall Street Commercial Gasette C.G Erus

Irony of Fate as Ingalls Denies His Name

The Indianapolis Journal notes the irony that ex Senator Ingalls denied being the famed senator in Kansas City. It recalls his past defiance against purchased credentials and cites his blunt critique of political corruption. The piece rails at his rhetorical self-contradictions amid a Kansas farmers’ wrath.

Ingalls Kansas City Prince Albert Senator Ingalls Indianapolis Journal Mephistopheles United States Senate Senate Kansas John James Ingalls

Grant Tribute at Army of the Tennessee Banquet

Henry Watterson in Chicago at the Army of the Tennessee meeting paid tribute to General Grant praising his simplicity integrity and courage. He recalled Grants last illness and the heroic struggle to provide for wife and children. The speech closed with a call for peace and unity as the South and North seek reconciliation. The Courier-Journal added a quip about a rabbit’s foot for President Harrison.

Army of the Tennessee Chicago Henry Watterson Palmer House Grant Mystic Sea

Flea epidemic noted as city official cites missing treasurer

A city official warns of a flea outbreak while a treasurer vanishes. The scene shifts to light exchanges about domestic matters and engagements, ending with a flirtatious quip about love at second sight and a man who “saw” her for the first time later.

Washington Star Puck

Contrast of Hope and Doubt in Poetic Reflection

A selection of short verse and quips contrasts faith and despair, with Sarah Bolton’s moral couplet on perception of goodness and doubt, a light verse about a bean reference, and assorted syndicated quotes from papers like the Boston Transcript and Indianapolis News, reflecting varied editorials and humor.

Venus Equinox Promises Severe Weather Warnings

Atmospheric notes predict an equinox of Venus bringing dangerous storms within ten days and a celestial alignment on the 22nd involving Olean Mercury Venus and the moon that could yield snow sleet and frost. Venus then rises as the brightest evening star in the Southwest with a pale white light.

Jupiter Hicks Venus Mercury Moon

Georgia editor chants hymn line to fund raise and is expelled

A Georgia editor caused a stir in church by shouting a line from a hymn about putting down their dollar and subscribing to fund the paper. He was expelled from the service without a chance to collect donations.

Georgia Atlanta Constitution

Infant daughter of stove merchant dies after spider bite

The infant daughter of Thos. Davidson, a stove merchant, was bitten on the finger by a spider. Initial warning signs were ignored, but swelling and blood poisoning developed, leading to the child’s death several days later.

Thos. Davidson

Joint Ohio Gubernatorial Debate Draws 20000 in Ada

In Ada Ohio a northwestern town hosted a massive joint debate between Major McKinley and Governor Campbell drawing over 20000 visitors. Crowds filled the fair grounds with cadets and locals cheering as the candidates spoke on tariffs silver and economic policy.

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