State soldiers' home urged by Indianapolis G A R posts
Special reports from Indiana recount G A R posts in Indianapolis pressing to create a state soldiers' home. They note a five year dispute over a $200,000 soldiers' monument, criticizing its cost and delay while arguing the home would offer real, lasting benefit.
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New Harmony Register
Ispraxapolis, Inc
Tndianapolis
Wabash
Lafayette
Joe Malley
Richmond
Winchester
Tipton County
Salem
David Southerland
Seymour
Indiana
Dog Flesh Diets Woman to Cure Consumption
Miss Maggie Donagher, long subsisting on dog flesh hoping to cure pulmonary consumption, died yesterday after seven dogs eaten. Supporters claim she did not start the diet early enough. others dismiss the method as dangerous.
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Suerpyvince
Maggie Donagher
Evansville City Election Brings GOP Victory in All Wards
Evansville April 4 reports about 8 060 of 10 500 votes cast with Republicans winning the mayoral seat Hawkkins by 1240 and every ward electing a Republican councilman. New council stands 1 Republican to 3 Democrats.
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Evaxsville
Hawkkins
U.S
Lincoln
Pawtucket
Providence
Woonsocket
Cleveland
Palmer
Campbell
Will
Russell
Wilson
Bynum
Cochran
Bryan
Dreckenrige
Burrows
Reed
McKinley
Frye
Tracey
Aldrich
Fire destroys T. B. Young flouring mill at Poseyville
The flouring mill owned by T B Young burned down this afternoon. New machinery and remodels were recently added. Loss about 12006 with 6600 insured. The long list of local notes mentions Richmonds old log schoolhouse, a penitentiary release inmate Williams, and a string of regional items from Mt Vernon to Hartford City.
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Young
Poseyville
Poservinwr
Tsu
T. B. Young
Richmond
John Williams
Wayne County
Jeffersonville
Mt. Vernon
Fred Leonard
Chas. Prosser
Chas. Lichtenberger
Paul Maier
Pink Warble
Ohio Falls
Logansport
Hamilton County
John Finch
Noblesville
Bluffton
New Methodist Ehorcd
Peru
Hartford City
United States
York
Carterville
Salamonie
Rhode Island Republicans Narrowly Escape a Bad Defeat
Rhode Island Republicans narrowly avoid a sweeping loss as Democrats compete for a legislative majority and a U.S. senator. The piece notes gerrymandered legislature, large Democratic cities, and massive campaign spending, with leaders like Cleveland and Bryan stumping for Democrats and Republicans countering with fundraising and rallies.
Illinois items mix satire and tragedy in April dispatch
A discordant Illinois column reports odd local boasts about weights of women, a dog attack in Chicago, prohibition in Canton, a Galena death, a Grayville election result, a Brown’s Creek distillery plan, saloon license hike, Arbor Day observance, and other brief notes from Cumberland county and surrounding areas.
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Volus White
Chicago
White
Canton
Keely Asylum
Winois
Grayville
Charles Peacock
Galena
Edwards County
Bonpas Creek
Brown's
Norsworthy
Mt. Mt. Carmel
Illinois
Democrats Debate Cleveland Nomination in 1892 Race
The piece reports on Democratic views in Washington and Iowa about nominating Cleveland versus alternatives like Palmer Gray and Boies. It notes Bailey blocks jobbers at night sessions, Indiana patents, and tension over tariff, silver, and foreign immigration policies amid a divided party.
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New Harmony Register
Wasnixetes
D.C
Cleveland
White House
Democratic Party
Hill
New York
Palmer
Gray
Boies
Mills
Mill
Bailey
Dailey
Texas
Congress
Treasury
Uniiison
Alger
House
Harrison
Gov. Chase
Indiana
Lamar
Supreme Court
Democrate
Palmer Alliance Party
Noreb Garo
Vebor
Polos
Fire on Steamer Golden Rule Claims 13 Lives in Cincinnati
A steamer named Golden Rule burned in Cincinnati with 13 deaths recorded. The summary notes broad political swings in U S city elections, including Democratic gains in Hartford and Milwaukee, and Republican advances in Ohio and Michigan cities. Storms in Kansgay caused 60 fatalities, while Kansas City and Helena show partisan shifts.
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Cincinnati
Hartford
Conn
Milwaukee
Wis
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Helena
Mont
Knanans City
Minnesota
Cleveland
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Washington
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Queensware
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Oliver
Tee
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A.D. Jones
Attorney At Law
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Merchant -Tatlor
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Avery
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Weber
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City Exchange
Fred. W. Walz
Albert S. Newsom
Wrest
Linvire
Albert
Newsom
William Green
Whoatcroft
Grayville, IL
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Posey County
Jacob Breith
New Warmony
M. B
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Vin
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Uiy Woods
Laporte County
Muncie
Anderson
Tipton
RHODE /SLAND
Llinous
Cumberland County
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Etla Decker
Alinoig
Clelk Beasley
Lengerman Trouse
Webulr
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Geo. Winnet
Matt James
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Indiana Democracy
Jobbery
Iowa
Lowa
C. A. Snow & Co
U. S. Patent Office
T. L. Bosart
Indianapolis
Dillon
H. Gleason
Warsaw
M. L. Jones
Yorktown
G. A Kerr
Columbus
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Stinesville
A. A. Nanney
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