Sheriff Sale of Bright Farm in Jefferson County Indiana
Sheriff John Hoagland offers the Bright farm lands in Jefferson County Indiana at public sale for rents and profits for seven years, then the fee simple right if needed. Auction at Madison Court House on October 7 1892 between 10 am and 4 pm with cash in hand, legal descriptions of sections 31 1 5 10 and others as recorded.
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Jefferson Circuit Court
Hiram Francisco
Betsey B. Bright
Annie L. Bright
Richard J. Bright
Letitia Bright
Martha Griffin
George O. Griffin
Hannah Nichols
Joseph Nichols
Mary Korbly
Charles A. Korbly
Hkachel Haldeman
Michael 8. Bright
Sarah B. Bright
Lorena Bright
Michael R. Bright
Mary Rae
Bright Cassel
Wallace Rae
Court House
City of
Madison
Jefferson County
Indiana
John Hoagland
Lucy J Rutledge
Lucy J. Rutledge
Towit
Lottie B. Rutledge
Ayer
Teller
John Dillander
Cranesman
Steam Shovel
G. 8
Political rants and notes from Adams Herald in Madison
A Madison Indiana newspaper column mocks reform threats and tariff talks while noting Maine vote shifts. It references Judge Gresham and Cleveland supporters, party tactics about negroes, pearl button labor at Chicago, and aWeathered October mood with political digs from the Adams Herald editor.
New York and Indiana Politics Amid Gresham Criticism
The piece argues New York should stay Democratic in 1892 to preserve a national pattern since 1864. It notes Indiana tax comparisons favoring the new law for telegraph and related companies and criticizes Judge Walter Q. Gresham amid Republican attacks over Cleveland support.
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New York
Political stance in 1898 on colored votes and Cleveland records
An 1898 Utica address debates which party will attract more Black voters as Gen. Sickles criticizes President Cleveland's pension veto record. The speaker asserts soldiers deserve honest scrutiny, claiming Cleveland vetoed many pension bills as frauds, while noting no recent record to judge future attitude.
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Sickees
Cleveland
Utica
N. Y
Congress
Mr. Cleveland
Jacob D. Cox Praised as Notable Convert to Democracy
The World lauds Gen. Jacob D. Cox of Ohio as a valued public servant across many roles. It notes his stainless character and brilliant service, his departure from the Republican party, and predicts his influence will help Arthur Cleveland win support.
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Jacob D. Cox
Ohio
Gen. Cox
Cox
Republican Party
The
Republic
Cleveland
Campaign funds raised in secret versus open books
The piece contrasts Democratic and People's party calls for post election inspection of campaign accounts with Republican secrecy. It cites Cornelius Bliss as treasurer and criticizes Carter for not revealing books, while praising Democratic openness and questioning the integrity of party financing. The article recalls Wanamaker and Quay to argue money buys power in campaigns.
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Cincinnati Post
Harrity
Democratic Committee
Taubeneck
People’s Party
Carter
Cornelius N. Bliss
Bliss
Republican Campaign
Hackett
New York Republican Committee
Martin
New York City
Wanamaker
Quay
Mansfield Man Finds Miracle Cure Claims in Mansfield News
A Mansfield correspondent touts Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a life saving treatment. Harry Coulter credits the medicine with recovery from heart disease and grip, while his brother reports improved health after two bottles. The piece promotes the remedy as vegetable and harmless, with Dr. Greene based in New York and offering free consultations.
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Mansfield
Ohio
C. C. Coulter
Rockford
Silver Plate Co
Harry E. Coulter
Mr. Coulter
Dr. Greene
Oly
Greene
W. Mth Street
New York
United States
Reform Possible Only Through the Democracy
General Thomas Ewing critique argues the Republican Party is captive to tariff-protected industry capitalists who profit from higher prices and corrupt campaigns. It claims Republicans thwart tariff reductions, while the Democracy champions reform, citing Morrison Mills bills and other measures that would curb monopolies, cut corruption funds, and boost manufacturing by freeing raw materials.
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Thomas Ewing
Republican Party
New York
Indiana
Democratic House of Representatives
House
Senate
Two Harvest Excursions Offer Low Round Trip Fares
The Chicago Great Western Railway announces two harvest excursions for tourists and home-seekers. On August 30 and September 27, 1892, tickets to principal points in the West and Northwest are one fare for a round trip, with a return window of twenty days. An additional excursion to the South and Southwest is set for October 25. Tickets available only on these dates. details via local agents or F. H. Loxro, G P and Ticket Agent.
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Great West and
Northwest
Chicago Great Western Railway
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railway
F. H. Loxro
Chicago Isl
Wisconsin Central Lines
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
JAS. C. Pond
Gen'l Pasa
Tkt. Agt
Chicago
Two Creeds and a Campaign War of Words
A Republican editor in the New York Recorder attacks Democratic and Republican positions in a controversial editorial by F. C. Payne, labeling it brutal. The piece mocks both creeds, notes tariff debates, and urges voters to stamp a straight Democratic ticket or a mixed ticket by stamping individual names within squares.
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New York Recorder
New York
F. C. Payne
Indianapolis Journal
Harrison
America
Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Sitteth
Tammany
Boston Herald
W. F. Shuber
Vicker's Theater
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M. G. Bright
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Rochester
Brak & Bear, Attya
WM. Freeman, M. D
S. J. Smith
East Main Street
T. W. Forshee
Dr. M
Cohen
Deutcher Artz
the Madison Insurance Company
W. H. Powell, Rh. W. Hubbard
Paxs
Hai Herald
Oy Adams
C. Fonks
Tuste
Gresham
Cooley
Wayne MacVeagh
Illinois
Stevenson
Chicago Pearl Company
House of Correction
Marshal Halstead
Georgia
South
Oxperob
Growler
the Sentinel
Cleveland Sind
Arthur
Pudge Grosham
Walter Q. Gresham
Tr von
Boudle
Florida Times-Union
Louisville Courier-Journal
Ayéms Cherry
Chas. Gambini
Smith’s
Cargon
Iowa
Wvwu
Wr News
A. P. Ordway & Co
Boston
Mass
Pastor Kotigg
Ervetoniy
Koenig
E. Frank
St. Severin
Keylerton P. C
Logan
Oost
Pastor Koenig
Roane
Fort Venne
Koenig Neo. Co
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