Madison News Roundup and Campaign Highlights
Forty five loaded cars handled by the bill crew. Martin Ferguson and Annie Fisher licensed to wed. An infant dead at Brooksburg. Nancy Hanks stock company loses $2000 at New Albany. Edward Cole raises a Democratic pole at New Washington. Hunters out today. farmers watch for trespassers. Burglars frightened from M Kronemberger residence. Estate of Harrison Hogan in Jeffersonville adjustment. Willis Reid, trapeze performer, falls and dies at Henryville. Judge Cyrus J. McNutt speaks at Madison Court House on tariff and labor in a Democratic rally. Postal lease and Odd Fellows building to house Uncle Sam after January. Skeletons unearthed near Columbus gravel pit. not Indian. Indiana game laws listed. }
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Harrison Hogan
Max Anderson
Scottsburg
James E. Benham
J. T. Davis
Madison
22Nd Indiana Regimental Association
Perry
Uncle Sam
Columbus
Indiana
James H. Mayfield
Little York
Robert Horton
Ryker’s Ridge
Ivy Chapman
North Madison
Shelbyville
Court House
Brashear
Glee Club
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Judge McNutt
Washington
Jackson
Jefferson
Brown's Iron Bitters Endorsed as Restorative Tonic
An old medical advertisement urges readers to take Brown's Iron Bitters when feeling weak and fatigued. It promotes the tonic as a remedy to restore strength and vitality and lists general health benefits.
Worhoes on Silver and the Democratic Platform
A political address reiterates defense of silver money as the nation’s equal to gold and pledges adherence to the Democratic platform calling for both gold and silver to be standard money at equal value. It criticizes McKinley era tariffs and notes Porter’s Indiana return, framing the silver issue as central to party unity and national finance.
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Jefferson
Fathers
United States
Republican Party
Senate
Silver
Democratic Party
Chicago
Tom
Cleveland
Harrison
Dr Sage Catarrh Remedy Claims Cure for Worst Head Colds
The advertisement proclaims success against chronic catarrh in the head and offers a $500 reward for any incurable case, asserting the remedy can fully cure.
Indiana Tax Acts From 1877 to 1891 Detailed
The article outlines historic Indiana tax measures from 1877 and 1891. It notes a 12 cent per hundred tax and 50 cent per poll to fund state debts and issues, and a later 6 cent benevolent fund levy for benevolent and reformatory institutions, with renewal dependent on future legislature.
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General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Benevolent Institution Fund
Madison Indiana Dentist Promotes Mouth Health Specialty
Goode, S M, a Madison Indiana dentist, announces focus on preventive dental care and mouth health as a specialty. He highlights thirty five years of service, emphasizes value over low charges, and offers mechanical dentistry and prosthetics at reasonable rates.
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M. Goope
E. Main St
Madison
Ind
Through car service to the Pacific via Wisconsin Central and Northern Pacific
An introduction touts through car service from Chicago via St. Paul to the Pacific coast. It highlights Pullman Vestibuled first class and Tourist cars, daily 10 45 P M departures, and scenery from prairie to mountains along a prosperous belt. Fast Wisconsin Central lines trains depart Chicago at 5 00 P M with Vestibuled Sleepers and chain cars.
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Wisconsin Central Lines
Northern Pacific Railroad
Pacific Coast
Chicago
St. Paul
Wisconsin Central
Minneapolis
Ashland
Duluth
The
Central
D&wtt
World’s Fair Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines
Excursion tickets to Chicago for the Dedication Ceremonies of the Columbian Exposition and World’s Fair offered at reduced round trip rates from principal Pennsylvania Lines stations. Travel Oct 19 20 21 22 and return by Oct 31. Apply at nearest Pennsylvania Line ticket agent.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Line
Time and fare details for Pennsylvania Lines trains
Joseph Wood and E A Ford as general manager and general passenger agent outline time cards through tickets baggage checks and further information for running trains. Pittsburgh Pennsylvania dates indicate official notice to agents of rail operations and fare rates.
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Joseph Wood
E. A. Ford
Agnus
Pittsburgh
Penn’a
Pennsylvania Lines
Lane's Family Medicine Promotes Daily Bowel Movement Tonic
An advert for Lane's Family Medicine touts a pleasant herb tonic claimed to move the bowels each day. The copy includes promotional phrasing and a call to try the product.
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Lane
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