An Important Decision of an Important Case
Special correspondence from Indianapolis reports Judge Buskirk of the Indiana Supreme Court reversing a lower court ruling in Cary Carter v. Cary, deciding that separate schools for colored children do not violate the Fourteenth Amendment. The decision relies on construction rules and cites state cases supporting segregation, while noting a possible U.S. Supreme Court appeal.
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Cin
Indianapolis
Buskirk
Supreme Court
S. Carey
Washington Township
Jno
Osborn
United States
General Assembly of
Indiana
Samuel Cary
John Beaver
Worthington Craig
Cary Carter
Marion Superior
Lena
John Carter
Appellees
Beaver
Craig
General Assembly
Gilson
Kendall
The
Prigg
Commonwealth
Peters
People
Merrill
Wend
Newell
New York
Wekerson
Davis
Blodgett
Michigan
Fisher
Cranch
Cody
Congress
Carfield
Grimes
Weban
Fragmented political quip ends with digressive misquote
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a railway metaphor about not speeding, mentions defeated candidates and a digressive reference to Kosciusko and Ben Butler. The noisy source blends political asides with a wartime era quote from the WV. Y. Commercial Advertiser, lacking a coherent event or person to anchor a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom
Kosciusko
Ben Butler
Poland
WV. Y. Commercial Advertiser
Married couple sends cake to the paper office
A wedding notice records Mr. Joan Pousnystank Sr and Mrs. Euizansti Worze of New Harmony acknowledging a large cake sent to the office with compliments from the couple.
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Putlyblank—Hope
Joan Pousnystank
Euizansti Worze
New Harmony
Puttystank
Public Auction in Posey County on December 26 1874
Execution sale authorized by Posey County Circuit Court summons the rents and profits of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter in section 25 township 4 south range 18 west for up to seven years to satisfy costs and execution. If insufficient, sale of defendants rights to discharge the judgment at Mount Vernon Court House with no relief from valuation laws. Sheriff Alex Crunk announces the public sale.
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Indiana
Washington, Inc
Cincinnati Enquirer
United States
McDonald
West
Voorhees
Greeley
Congress
Messrs
Holman
Niblack
Greencastle
State Central Committee
United States Senate
James D. Williams
Morton
Williams
Granger
Voorhees and McDonald
Treasury
W.E. Niblack
Vincennes
Washington, D. C
Daviess County
Stephen Fitzgerald
District Court of the United States
District of Indiana
New Harmony
Posey County
Renal
Princeton Road
Princeton
Owen
Circuit Court
Peter Kivett
Abigail Wilson
Archibald Allen
Jane Allen
James L. Allen
Mt. Vernon
Alex. Crank
Ephraim Edwards
James H. Gwaltney
Ezekiel Kight
Mount Vernon
Alex. Crunk
Philip Hornbrook
Richards S. Hornbrook
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B. A. Pifer
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Thos. Bhipley
Millard Stanley
Wm. L. Said
Armilda Smith
W. J
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Frank Bellew
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Hopkins
Wales
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Wolf
Jump
Keettels
Stuckhardt
Day
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Collin & Small, Publishers
Fulton Street
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Enquirer
Perry
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Oliver H. Perry
Faran & McLean, Publishers
Cincinnati
Ohio
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