Indiana Notes and State Political Turmoil Across Counties
Indiana weekly record summarizes Indiana political shifts and local curiosities. Reports on Michener-Carr-Lemcke conspiracy claims, bond sales, district nominations, editorials, and diverse county items from Valparaiso to Martinsville. Contains weather, crime, health, and oddities like a 45-legged cult and a ghost rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Vincennes
Henry Brown
Allen County
Shelbyville
Indiana
Blackford County
Indianapolis
Montgomery County
New Market
Anderson
Jasper County
Logansport
Democratic conventions in Cannelton nominate Parrett and others
The Cannelton gathering renominated Congressman Parrett by acclamation as Posey and Gibson delegates backed A. G. Tolcomb for State senator. Other nominations included KR. D. Richardson for judge and John W. Spencer for prosecutor. News items report crimes, farming notes, and local happenings from Indiana communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannelton, Inc
Parrett
Posey
Gibson
A. G. Tolcomb
KR. D. Richardson
John W. Spencer
Posey- Vanderburg
One More Free Election and Democratic Victory
Washington dispatch says Democrats win a major victory as Republicans fail to secure a bayonet election scheme. It notes the coming lame duck session will last thirteen weeks with thirteen appropriation bills, and predicts further tariff battles and party realignments. The piece highlights leaders like Gorman McPherson Carlisle Voorhees and Blaine, predicting a Democratic majority in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinaton
D.C
Washington
Republican Party
Senate
Gorman
Maryland
McPherson
New Jersey
Carlisle
Voorhees
Blaine
Indiana
Harrison
Illinois
House
Congress
Local Fair Receipts and Notices Promote Upcoming Events
The highest bid for selling beer on fair grounds reached 501.15 by Levi Coffin of Mount Vernon, with J H Chaffin as the second bidder. The town advertises Truex balloon ascensions and parachute jumps, Dr Brus Mountain Jor will attend, and a serenading band performed last Tuesday. The river rose slightly this week and dogs may be muzzled after next Sunday due to suspended ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Frank Crews
Southern Indians Fish Association
New Albany
Indiana
Martinsville
Stephen Kersey
Montgomery County
Jeffersonville
Alva Willison
Frisco
James Ashby
Jefferson County
Fred Wilson
Kokomo
Oakland City
B. F. Rawlins
Mt. Vernon
Cincinnati
Anderson Tile-Works
Buffalo
Levi Coffin
JH. Chaffin
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John Walz
Jonn Walz
Main St
New Harmony
Ind
U.S. Patent Office
C.a.snow &Co
D. C
Regisseggister
Co. Ww. Slater
Tising
Grove
ATR
Ratino
Connersville
Misa
Paria Mapu Co
Cnn
Ira Chroniz Ellis
Ike Acharia
W. Stinson
M.D
T. Mumford, Jr
J. D. Owen
Jyll
Robert Clarke
Peter Weber
Merchant -Taylor, New Harmony
Peter Wheber
Ford & Bennett's
Chase & Sanborn’s
United States
Ford & Bennett
Pittsburgh
Sunnyside
L. Vandegrift
Wusband
W. L. Douglas
Button and Co
Cass
Tastery
LI. Douglas
Brockton
Massa
William P. Edson
Main
Frank Lyon & CO
East Main St., Nev
Proprietors Oy Harmony, Ind
Ns. Mazdy Frank Lyon & CO
Arctic
Alain & Brewery
Albert 8 Newsom
City Exchange
Ford & Walz West Main Stree Titan
Posite
Ssuvmolberger’s Stove
Ford & Walz
Jacob Breith
Breith
BANK
New Harmony Indiana
Indianapolis, Inc
Sentinel
Michener-Carr-Lemcke
Treasury
W.D. Bynum
Ilis
Valparaiso
Cyrus Rush
Fountain County
Johnson County
Republican Committee
Richmond
Monroe County
Fort Wayne
Rockport
Silinous L
Tema
Pickering
Grayville
Lincoln
Chicago
The
Mercury
McVicker
Gen. Palmer
White County
Telegraphic Sparka
Sip
Oklahoma
W. W. Dudley
New York
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Tennessee
Wisconsin
G. W. Peck
Connecticut
Alaska
Mount Bogosley
Pennsylvania
California
Kansas
Arkansas
Cannelton
Rachel Fields
Goshen
Lantz
Frank Wiseman
Porter County
Greencastle Sur
Floyd County
Lamasco
Evansville
McCall, Law & Scott
Law’s
McCall's
Scott
Col. J. S. Wright
Henry Wiesse
Geo. Holloway
Mary Stafford
Plainfield
D. M. Stewart
Rushville
Jesy
Stewartsville
Dr. Brus Mountain Jor
Our Fair
Tus
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