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Indiana items reveal partisan contest ends in ineligibility
A weekly Indiana report notes R C Stephenson versus Alex Marley ended with both found guilty of bribery to influence votes, leaving a vacancy to fill by appointment. Other items cover wolf hunts in Benton County, a child medium in Lafayette County revealing buried gold, and state legislature organization in Tapianapolis.
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Snoaus
R. C. Stephenson
Martin County
Alex Marley
Marley
Lafayette, Inc
Jane Bergman
Truman’s Landing
Eugene Russell
Farmers Refuse to Pay Sparks Interest in Wells County Oats Case
In Wells County an extensive suit by Bohemian Oats Co against farmers seeks payment on notes for seed oats priced at ten dollars per bushel. Forty Wells County farmers form a resistance group claiming the company did not fulfill its contract by not purchasing part of the crop at the same price. Thousands of dollars in notes were issued, and the outcome is eagerly awaited as a victory by defendants could prompt widespread refusal to pay.
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Decatur, Inc
Bohemian Oats Co
Wells County
Nineyearold thief leads gang on daring train theft
Annie Kohr of Lawrenceburg, only 9, led a organized group of girls in petty robberies for months. Her latest act involved boarding a train to Aurora and entering a citizen's home to steal his wife's watch and chain, resulting in her arrest.
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Annie Kohr
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
J. N. Rice
Democratic State Central Committee
H. Henderson
Vincennes
Huntingburg
Oakland City
Sanders
Boonville
Indiana County
James Belgew
Washington County
Mary Baker
Monon
Gibson County
Lafayette
Grant County
Methodists
Paoli
Indiana
Evansville
Princeton
Jasper
Notes and News roundup of 1918 era figures and events
The notes summarize yearly mine outputs with silver and gold values, voter gender participation in Washington, Omaha building activity costing millions, Nevada Senate election results, Kansas City population, Maine bank deposits, Louisiana orange crop shortfalls, extreme cold at Aitkin Minnesota, heavy snow in Macon Georgia, a coasting accident in Rutland Vermont, and the Connecticut legislature’s farmer count.
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Calornado
Washington
Omaha
Wm. M. Stewart
Nevada
Fair
Kansas City
Maine
Louisiana
Aitkin
Minn
Macon
Rutland
Connecticut
Logan as a Leader in Illinois Politics
The piece argues John A. Logan shaped Illinois politics, turning a Democratic stronghold into a Republican base from 1866 onward. It traces southern Illinois votes, Logan’s wartime shifts, and the lasting effect of his leadership on party loyalties, noting a looming 1888 question for Republicans.
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Curcaco
Illinois
John A. Logan
Logan
Indiana
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Egypt
James Buchanan
Springfield
Jackson County
Buchanan
Fremont
Gallatin
Johnson
Congress
Douglas
Lincoln
McClellan
Atlanta
Ilinois
T. L Dickey
Linois
Williamson
Saline
Cleveland
North
Llingis
Stephen A. Douglas
Death of veteran violinist Tosso at Covington city
Prof Joseph Tosso famed violinist and composer of Arkansaw Traveler dies at his Covington home at 85 after a long career spanning Paris Philadelphia and Louisville His life includes associations with Lafayette and a strong teaching legacy in Cincinnati and Ohio River regions.
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Covixcron, Ky
Joseph Tosso
Arkansaw
Jie
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Powell Street
Covington
Lafayette
Paris
Destiny
Tesso
Marie de Los Angeles Jose 'Tosso
Marie Yves
Mont Casal
Piedmont
Carl Tosso
Mexico
Ferdinand
Joseph
Conservatory
Cherubini
Maille
Baillot
Richmond
Philadelphia
Ile
Baltimore
Ohio River
Cincinnati
David T. Carneal
Ludlow
Louisville
Caroline D. Aarcamber
Lafayette Guards
Kentucky
Frankfort
Lexington
Female Academy
St. Xavier Church
Southwest
Prat
John Anderson
Patents to Indiana Citizens in Past Week
Washington January 9 following patents were granted to Indiana citizens and reported for the New Harmony Register by C A Snow Co. Inventors and towns include A J Munson Indianapolis lightning rod ornament R McLain Ontario grain cleaning machine G W Freeman Frankfort harness box loop I Oil Union City rocking glass frame E M Thomson Evansville enameled ware W W Mallen Bunker Hill grain drill K W Lotz Jay County stovepipe drum H A Freeman Wesley plow J DuShane South Bend map holder J Booth Tudianapolis slide valve.
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Union City
E.M. Thomson
Evansville
W. W. Mallen
Bunker Hill
K. W. Lotz
Jay County
H. A. Freeman
Wesley
J. DuShane
South Bend
J. Booth
Tudianapolis
State supreme court limits street vending rights in Illinois
A Marshall firm gave Christmas candy and fruit to every child under 12, while Chicago’s Isaac W. Sprague, the living skeleton, died at 45 pounds after selling his remains to Harvard Medical College. Chicago and regional notes report massive building costs, water works, church resignations, and curious local incidents across Illinois.
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State Supreme Court
Marshall
Isaac W. Sprague
Chicago
Harvard Medical College
Shelbyville
Rockford
P. Keyser
Clay City
Carmi
Ike Waters
Appleton
Nicholas Foley
Wapaetla
Cairo
John A. Logan
Congress
Hugh McCaslin
Donelson
Miss Wesley
Newton Creamery
Wm. Marshall
Albion
Minois
Mt. Vernon
Robinson
White County
Logan County
Washington Letter 1887 Inland Politics And Ben Butler
Washington commentary notes the Indiana senatorial struggle and likely Democrat outcome. Ben Butler visits, mocks politics, and contemplates prophecy. Miscellaneous items report Lamar marriage, pension bills, clerks, Indiana senate absence, Wabash river funds, and a denial from the National Tribune about Dabney claims.
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