Clean Sweep for Harrison Dominates Indiana County Meetings
Special to the New Harmony Register notes Republican county meetings across Indiana elected delegates to district and state conventions with every county reporting a Harrison victory. Report on Democratic ticket prospects grows as candidates proliferate while a harsh remark about black voters surfaces from a Harrison supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harmony Register
Lypranavonis
Sentinel
Washington
Bynum
Congress
Harrison
Vernes
Trarlem
Posey County
James Kilroy
Poseyvalle
Dm. Harlem
Dem. Co. Com
J.C. Leffel
Washingeton
D.C
Palmer
Illinois
Senate
Ghostly Buggy Ride Near Pendleton Alarmed Young Driver
In Pendleton a young man named Goul reported a white apparition rising from a graveyard edge to ride beside his buggy. The specter matched pace, attempted to enter the seat, and followed toward a bridge before vanishing, leaving Goul wary of crossing the graveyard after sundown. Two farmers investigated but found nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Pendleton
Here
Goul
Gonl
Gaul
Goutenys
Madison County
Ridiculous Republicans at County Convention
Ridiculous scene at the Republican county convention as a misrepresented tax law resolution circulated. Representative McDowell, who voted for the 1891 law, helped draft the resolution, risking a stigma on allied Republicans. In New Caste, a white oak on J C Huddleson’s farm burned after gas was detected and a flame shot from the trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxromo, Inc
State Committee
Representative McDowell
New Caste, Inc
J.C. Huddleson
Railroad Jack Appears in South Bend and Other Local Alerts
A strange character calling himself Railroad Jack, a self described railway tramp of 10 years, rode in on a Lake Shore car. Liberty enacts a curfew ban for youths 7 to 21, fines set at 10 dollars. Indianapolis police raid seizes gambling paraphernalia and fines announced. Crawfordsville girls join traveling stage troupes amid reports of elopement and departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Lake Shore
Liberty
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Largest world apple tree claimed by Indiana farmer
Frank McCool Sr of miles west of Boorville asserts ownership of the world’s largest apple tree of the Pottenger variety set out in 1818. The trunk is 8 feet 24 inches in circumference and the tree yielded 10 to 15 bushels annually during McCool’s 38 years there.
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Frank McCool
Boorville
McCool
Siphonia Peterman
Montgomery County
Clarence Peterman
Louis Woogman
Goshen
Woogman
Lorenzo Williams
Anderson
Hamilton County
Westfield
John Danforth
Lesy
Evansville Journal
Theodore Hopwood
Jeffersonville
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John M. Edson
W. P
J. M. Edson
Attorneys-at-Law
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Fourth Street
Main
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U.S. Patent Office
C.a.snow &Co
D. C
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Tug Reacrer
Atising. N
Gedferas
Ford & Bennett
Henry Brown
Mammoth Clothing House
East Main Street
New Harmony
Ind
H. C. Husband &C
J. D. Owen & Co
J. A. Wilhelm
H.C. Husband
Queensware
Owen Block
Oliver Plows
Peter Weber
Merchant -Taylor
A. D. Jones
Attorney At Law
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Hunter's
Indiana
Jacob Breite
Gers
Breith
Ludiana
City Exchange
Fred. W. Walz
Arctic Saloon
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Newsom
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William Green
M. Wheatcroft
Grayville, NL
Jacog Breitve
Farlow Pricesi
M. E. Church
Mayl Joshua Wade
Freeman
Harrison Boomer
Paseyville
A.O U.W
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Seymour
John Whittington
Orange County
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H. B. Lucas
Greensburg
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Kokomo
Richmond
Peru
Chicago
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United States
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Newton
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Albion
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Judd Green
Salem
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New York
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Missouri
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Senator Palmer
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Grand Junket
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