The Township Election April 5 Vote for Trusted Officials
The township election is set for Monday April 5 with a call for high turnout by the Democracy. The ticket favors Evaeg.8. Tratt for Trustee and John KilbingER and Joshua Cox for two Magistrates, both well known and qualified. Cox served previously and Kilbinger enjoys strong popularity to win large votes.
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Evaeg
Tratt
John Kilbinger
Joshua Cox
Cox
Kinsincer
Grand Concert at Union Hall Tonight Promises Finest Feasts
The town enjoys a grand concert this evening at Union Hall featuring amateur performers to benefit a cause. A new sounding-board improves acoustics, rehearsals conclude tonight, and patrons are urged to behave and support the event. Separate notes joke about velocipedists and a Boston Post jab at a clerk, with Wool-carding ad highlighted in another column.
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Union Hall
Newmany
Indiana Voters Defeat Negro Suffrage Amendment
In recent state special elections all resigned legislators reclaimed their seats for Democrats, and opposition to the Fifteenth Amendment collapsed. Voters reject the amendment by about 80-20, signaling the Legislature may not ratify the measure. Senator Ja Quess is urged to note the public stance.
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Senate
House
Republican Party
Indiana
Hvey
Hary
Asnuny Steele
Hury
Ja Quess
The Railroad News and Political Snippets in Mt Vernon
Private sources say Mr McCane has arrived at Mt Vernon ready to start railroad work once contracts with Directors are settled. Grinnell’s port collector appointment sparks criticism of Congress laws. A bill aiding Union veterans is urged in Congress. A boyish French Prince Imperial assassination report noted. Local notes include a postponement of a Fraternal Order gathering and a veto claim attributed to President Gmawr. A. H. Streaens of Georgia lies near death.
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Grinnell
New York
Congress
Editor’s rant on expense of special election amid national issues
The Warrick Herald editor denounces the recent special election cost as partisan blame, defends negro suffrage, and accuses the Governor of spite. He argues the sovereign people will honor principle over expense and contests claims about legislative delays. Separate items cover Central Pacific snow sheds, Grant popularity, Pier son victory, church lay representation, Kansas rail and debt, New York revenue offices, and Sing Sing election result.
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Warrick Herald
Indiana
Flood Warnings Rise From River Flooding Low Lands
The river overran banks and rapidly flooded adjacent low lands signaling extreme waters. Residents in overflow areas urged to protect stock and fences immediately as authorities monitor the rising danger. Comments from multiple papers debate political reactions to last Tuesday’s events and social issues amid the unfolding flood.
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W. & E. Canal Co
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Wadesville
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Qwen & Co
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