Administratrix Sale of Personal Property in Rutledge Estate
Notice from Lottie B. Rutledge Administratrix offering for public auction on October 15, 1892 at the late residence in Smyrna township the estate personal property including horses cows wagons plows drill sewing machine bedsteads and more Also a horse two cows and farming implements to be sold beginning at 9 a m Terms cash on sums five dollars and under. over five dollars nine months credit with note and approved security Also sale of real estate on premises October 15 1892 by order of Jefferson Circuit Court The described 80 acres consist of two parcels in section 18 township 4 north range 9 east with one third cash balance due at 12 and 18 months with 6 percent interest secured by mortgage LOTTIE B RUTLEDGE Administratrix Sept 22 w 3t Bear Baas Aitys
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State OF
Indiana
Jefferson County
Lucy J. Rutledge
Smyrna Township
Lottie B. Rutledge
Lucy Jd. Rutledge
Jefferson Circuit Court
Septliwit
t_hose
Nicaragua Ship Canal
Grover Cleveland
Gray Gables
Political contrasts and medical notes in a 1900s snapshot
The item contrasts Jeffersonian Democracy with Republican protection and cites Judge Gresham’s 1888 remark. It reports tax views from New York World about Indiana Supreme Court apportionment, notes Woods jurisprudence, and mentions Caswell A. Mayo on leucocytes fighting cholera, urging encouragement of these white blood cells.
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Gresham
Tax
New York World
Indianapolis Journal
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
Judge Baldwin Critical of McKinley Tariff in Letter
Logansport jurist Judge D P Baldwin analyzes the McKinley bill in a letter to the Sentinel. He mocks Republican free trade claims by comparing free sugar to other commodities, questioning why foreign buyers should bear the tax while noting domestic sugar production and bounty support. He asks why $85,000,000 angst tax on sugar is not borne by foreigners.
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D. P. Baldwin
Logansport
The
Sentinel
Martin Imported For New York Campaign Scandals
The World accuses Dave Martin of Philadelphia of ballot box stuffing and corruption. The piece questions President Harrison and the Republican leadership over his role as a campaign manager in New York and demands a stand against him.
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Cleveland
New York
Dave Martin
Philadelphia
Martin
Harrison
James Manes
Duddey
Boss Quay
Quay
Republican National Committee
Republican National
Tribune
Whitelaw Ried
National Committee
Union League Club
Quays
Martins
Grover Cleveland Accepts Democratic Nomination Letter
Grover Cleveland’s letter accepting the Democratic presidential nomination outlines tariff reform, civil service, money, and immigration policies. He defends a revenue tariff, pledges honest government, and endorses pension reform and national exposition projects while urging unity under Democratic principles.
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Cleveland
Frick Visits Carnegie Mill Amid Management Speculation
Homestead Pa September 27 Chairman H C Frick of the Carnegie company paid another visit to the steel works. He did not disclose the visit’s purpose but speculation points to possible management changes. Payroll for the Sixteenth regiment noted with about $40,000 due, last paid forty five days ago, funds expected at camp by Wednesday.
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HomestEad
H.C. Frick
Carnegie Company
Italian's Revenge Sparks Night Search in New Hampshire
In N H Sept 27 a man Harriman was assaulted by Italians at the water works. Later an Italian fired twice at a group, killing B L Perkins 24. The murderer, 28, 5 ft 6 in, 160 lb with a black mustache and scar, fled. a $200 reward is posted.
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Auton
N. H
Harriman
B. L. Perkins
New AugsAnNy
Ind
Chris Scurschmede
Lake Erie and
St. Louis
Navy estimates for 1894 request ten million for payments due
A Washington dispatch reports the navy's fiscal year 1894 estimates prepared and sent to the secretary for Congress. About ten million dollars are urged for payments due July 1, 1893, to June 30, 1894. No new ship estimates are included. Speculation grows over plans for another battleship, small gunboats, and torpedo craft. Also, cotton prospects in Austin show planters now foresee far smaller yields per acre than before.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Congress
Second Chapter of Shooting Affray at Brasil
Braz Ind September 27 reports Thomas Creighton a would be cowboy opened fire in Pat Hively s saloon with two revolvers. Tom Cassidy and Haverly fired back wounding Cassidy and others. Creighton vanished then reappeared in custody charged with shooting to kill.
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Brasil
Braz
Ind
Thomas Creighton
Pat Hively
Haverly
Tom Cassidy
Creighton
Cassidy
Chicago
Faith Heals Munch Woman Said Relieved From Consumption
Mrs. Cal Woodring of Munch Indiana credits faith and prayer for recovery from a fatal case of consumption. Confined to bed since March doctors warned of death two weeks ago. After inviting Christian friends to pray, she stopped medicine and has regained strength, now doing housework. Medical peers call it peculiar and puzzling.
Peculiar gas explosion shocks Anderson crew
A gas drill explosion near Anderson Indiana injured two workers slightly after a rope broke and a man lighting a pipe ignited the gas. The drill and derrick were hurled from the hole in a dramatic blast but no serious injuries were reported.
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Anderson
Ind
Saloon Fight Ends With Fatal Shots in Vincennes
In Vincennes on Sunday Janes Kerns attacked Bob and Gene Dale at the Last Chance saloon on Second Street. Kerns slashed both, splitting a Dale nose. Bill Dale then fired, injuring Kerns. One or two wounded men likely to die. Bill Dale jailed as the sole uninjured participant. Nearby at Bournon a Graham Rose barn burned after a lightning strike, destroying hay, horses, grain, wagons, and farm implements. logs valued at 4500 with 600 insurance.
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Vincennes
Ind
Janes Kerns
Last Chance
Second Street
Bob
Gene Dale
Kerns
Dale
Dales
Bill Dale
Keens
Bournon
Graham Rose
Clyde
Residence Destroyed by Fire Near Brazil Indiana
Suburban home of William Hullen west of Brazil burned after a defective kitchen flue. The house and contents were destroyed, about 2500 dollars loss, insured for 800 in Bowery New York.
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Brazil
Ind
William Hullen
Bowery
New York
Griffin Knocks Out Lynch In Fifth Round Fight
Johnnie Griffin of Braintree Mass defeats Jimmy Lynch of New York by knockout in the fifth round at Coney Island Athletic Club for 2500 and the featherweight title 122 pounds. Griffin then challenged George Dixon to a 118 pound bout. Dixon’s manager Tom O Rourke refused the ring side weigh in option.
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Braintree
Mass
Jimmy Lynch
New York
Coney Island
N. Y
Coney Island Athletic Club
Lynch
Griffin
George Dixon
Dixon
Jack’ Skelly
Tom O'Rourke
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