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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1892
Page
2
The Madison Indiana issue laments Republican funds and tariff policies. It cites Canneem as a big donor, warns voters about shifting allegiances, notes Homestead Day actions, and contrasts Democratic and Republican leadership in state and national races.
Discussion of Republican tax increases on common goods and trusts. The New York World reports heavy Democratic registration and strong statewide organization, hinting at a large Democratic presidential majority in New York City and state. Include offer for a medical treatise upon sending stamps.
The piece warns of brain and nerve overwork across society and promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a nerve restorative. It cites Andrew H. Olney’s testimonial and notes the remedy’s claimed safety, origin, and availability.
The Farmers' Protective Society of Monroe Township adopts resolutions lamenting Enos J. Miles's death and expressing sympathy to his widow and family. Committee members include Buxrpirt Mayfield Louis Munier Henry Koy and Joan W Denny. A second item touts G M D as reviving health in various anecdotes.
Senator John McGregor and A E Clashman spoke at the Big Creek school house Precinct No 2 Wednesday night Oct 19 before a crowded audience. McGregor discussed state county issues the McKinley bill and tax laws while defending Democratic records. Clashman spoke on national issues and politics praising Clashman’s future prospects.
North Madison pupils honored Columbus with readings essays and recitations at the Methodist church. Rev Beach spoke as 125 children in national colors paraded through village streets. the flag was funded by the students.
The will executed on the 19th last month leaves all estate to sister Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan after settling debts. Harmon Everett and W S Ripley witnessed the document. Mrs. Ryan and W J Ripley qualify as executors with a $50,000 bond. Real estate likely near $60,000 and personal property about $25,000, with $8,000 in Capital National Bank stock.
A Boston man recalls two years of nerve pain and rage from neuralgia and credits Sulphur Bitters with restoring his temper. He notes his wife and children feared him before relief and praises the product’s calming effect.
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