Indiana State News Roundup From Feb. week across counties
A week’s Fall report from Indianapolis summarizes heated Senate debate over State treasury management led by President pro tem Smith as Republicans press claims against Treasurer Cooper. News covers Fulton County town burned, hydrophobia in Logansport, school enrollment stats, a fatal train incident near LaGro, Measles outbreak in Connersville, and assorted legislative actions, weather, and local incidents across Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Kennedy
Rush County
Knights of the Golden Circle
Milligan
Fowler
Clay County
Hilligas
Huntington County
Conroy
Gray
Bailey
Marion
Inpranaronis
Inn
John J. Cooper
Lemcke
Cooper
R.S. Hill
Hill
Albert Wright
Lena
Hubee
New Albany
Corydon
Mary Baker
White County
Abram Beers
Adams County
Elisha Tribbett
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Wabash
Connersville
Trollingsworth
Knox County
Farmers’ Building Association
Vincennes
White
Pulaski
Illinois items report wide range from train robbery to politics
Reports from across Illinois cover a Wabash Express robbery attempt halted by a revolver, a McLeansboro dog bite scare, a windstorm burial of a steer near Orleans, a matchmaking ad joke in Mt. Carmel, weak rail dividends, a Little Wabash wheat pull, a Watertown injury, East St. Louis police arrest, Arrowsmith sidewalk fundraisers, Cairo building loan growth, Bloomington servant union, and a San Francisco dispatch about a strongest man in Nevada with astonishing lifts. Also Philadelphia election results favor Republicans and Kansas women gain municipal suffrage.
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Tolono
Wabash
McLeansboro
John Strawn
Orleans
John Tarr
Mt. Carmel
Oontieman
Cincinnati
Olney
Curmi
Fairfield
John R. Lugo
Little Wabash
Austin
Carmi
Edward Place
Watertown
East St. Louis
Bowman
Arrowsmith
Cairo
Bloomington
Washington Letter 1887 Vote Totals and Entries
Washington letter reviews the 1886 election results with total votes, state governor and congressmen tallies, and party plurality figures. It notes Democratic gains, territorial results, and factional shifts, plus the resignation of Secretary Manning and Indiana Republican turmoil. The piece ends with Mrs. Cleveland’s reflections on public reception and her appreciation for visitors.
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The
New Harmony Register
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Alabama
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California
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Muaine
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Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
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Missouri
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New Hampshire
Cleveland
Dem
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Indiana
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Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
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Virginia
West
Wisconsin
Territories
Dakota
Washington
Montana
New Mexico
Idaho
Arizona
Wyoming
Knights of Labor
Iowa
Congress
Fred Grant
General Grant
Noted Local and National Happenings Across the Nation
A composite summary of brief items reports wild dogs near Poughkeepsie, a New York man finishing a quail diet, marriages in Mississippi, toboggan speed in Bismarck, watermelon shipments to Washington, rail and crime notes, crop and weather snippets, and a list of Indiana patents. Also chronicled is a freak cyclone in Morrisville that unroofed the Mound City Hotel, narrowly missing a man’s hat brim.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Emile Paul
New York
Conhoma ‘County
Miss
Bismarck
Dak
Laurenburg
N.C
Washington
Delaware
Tennessee
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Montana
Morrisville
W. Va
Mound City
Wm. Manning
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H. Hunsdon
P. A. Sexton
Justice OF the Peace
Hiatt Block
Church Street
New Harmony
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Eugene 8. Thrall
Horace P. Owen
NEW Harmony Banking Company
Eugene S. Thrall
Thomas Mumford Jr
Liugene F. Owen
Charles A. Parke
William H. Owen
Alfred Dale Owen
City Exchange
Thos
Ford
Ford & Walz
Fred.walz
West Main Street
Lichtenberger's Store
Prey
Board of County Commissioners
Posey County
Church and Tavern
Jebn John Kilbingler
J. T. Eagle
Church and
Andrew Hofreiter
Jacob Breith
Breiths
Jesy New Warmony
Meat Market
Henry Sandlebin
Jonn Geiss
AVING
Noah Frank
Henry Brown
Sandlebin
Geiss
Weber's Tailoring Store
Andrew Ilopretter
Cor. Granary and Brewery
New Harmony, Ind
Fred. Schaffer
Fred
Schaffer
U.S. Patent Office
Arctic
Church St. Bet. Main & Brewery
Albert S. Newsom
Indiana State News
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Educational Statistics
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Here
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Vaquoin, St
John Hahn
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Harrison
Turpie
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Porter
Akuiker
United States Supreme Court
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Boston
Denver
Col
Reno, Nev
Coffin C. Bier
Walker County
Chico
Cal
Southern Fur Company
Placer County
Sherman
Baker County
Ore
Maine
Indiamans
Washmeron
D. C
C.a.snow & Co
U. S. Patent Office
J. L. Barnes
Columbia City
Clder Press
E.M. Burkitt
Michigan City
J. R. Etter
J.M. Gough
J. Spankman
Newcastle
N. W. Miller
E. Rogers
Fulton County
H. A. Stumpf
C. E. Sweenay
Pierceton
W. Tenison
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Rein Holder
G. E. Krause
Sofa
D. Conover
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