Harmony township Democrats hold mass meeting in New Harmony
The Democrats of Harmony township will meet in mass convention at Union Hall in New Harmony on Saturday March 15 1890 at 1 oclock p m to nominate candidates for township offices. A full attendance is earnestly requested. Jacon Breita Committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Bolton
Harmony Township
Jebn Eugene V. Johnson
Joel T. Cox
Union Hall
New Harmony
Jacon Breita
Groundhog vindicated and winter woes linger in notes
A jumble of six day fragments notes snow from last Wednesday, a cold snap threatening peach blooms, ice conditions for merchants, and remarks on local events. Mentions include Will H Donaldson Alabama papers, a rabbit hunt, trustee race, and county recorder talk.
Local residents and visitors note busy week of travel
Richarda left Monday to work as agent for Osborne twines binder. Mrs T Lichtenberger and granddaughter Mise Tillie visited Evansville relatives. A B Schmidt for Cook Brewing Co. was here Wednesday. F W Bechberger left Mumford’s to take other work. Doc Eagelson left for Pekin Illinois seeking promotion. Henry Brown and family visited Evansville relatives. Wm Storton, Hoaneville Journal agent, was in town Friday. Dora Caden returned to Evanaville home. Mr and Mrs Chac Rhein from Mt Vernon were here Sunday. Geo Wilsey of Poseyville was in town Tuesday. H C Cooper of Evansville visited this week. Henry Hunsdon visited Mt Vernon last Tuesday. Miss Mincie Chaffin visited Poseyville. T W Wilson visited Stewarts E F Owen went to Evansville last Monday. W N Bennett was in Poseyville Tuesday. H Lamar of Grayville was there Sunday. J Wright went to Grayville last. Chas Ford visited Mt Vernon this week. Geo Ford was in Evanaville last week. F O Fitton was home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richarda
Osborne Twines
T. Lichtenberger
Mise Tillie
Evansville
A. B. Schmidt
Cook Brewing Co
F. W. Bechberger
Mumford
Wm. Storton
Ho~aneville Journal
Dora Caden
Evanaville
Chac. Rhein
Mt. Vernon
Geo. Wilsey
Poseyville
H.C. Cooper
Henry Hunsdon
Mincie Chaffin
River Flood Reaches Near Six-Week Peak Amid Cold Spell
The river swelled all week and yesterday morning neared the six week flood peak. Cold weather did not halt the rise and much bottom land is water covered, especially in Illinois. Wheat fragility from January overflow worries farmers as Ohio river high stage may keep the Wabash for days. A runaway ferry broke loose, blown to sea with only the horse aboard. the ferryman fled home. Jeff Pennel pursued in a skiff and caught up near the head of the cut off chute despite the swift current and southeast breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ohio
Horass
Jeff Pennel
Templeton-Weldon marriage at British Embassy Paris
On January 24 1890 at the British Embassy in Paris James Murray Templeton son of John S Templeton of Knockberry Castle Dumbartonshire Scotland married Rosa mond Dale Owen nee Lawrence Oliphant.
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Paris
France
James Murray Templeton
John S. Templeton
Knockberry Castle
Dumbartonshire
Scotland
Lawrence Oliphant
Rosamond Dale Owen
A Painful Accident Attributed To A Glancing Handsaw
A brief injury report notes H. R. Snelling Sr. cut an ugly four to five inch leg wound below the knee last Tuesday. The clean gash reached the bone but is not considered serious, though painful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Snelling, Sr
Twist the trotting filly sets endurance record in Baltimore
The Breeders Gazette notes three year old Twist a trotting filly from Twist by Jay Bird and dam by Rathlin showed extraordinary speed and stamina in a 9 heat Baltimore race against older horses. Pedigree links to Hambletonian and Mambrino blood are traced, supporting strong trotting lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twist
Baltimore
Jay Bird
George Wilkes
Allerton
Eagle Bird
Rathlin
Messenger Duroc
Rysdyk
Geo. Wilkes
Lady Franklin
Estey
Black Hawk
Barry Dawn
Molly Tragsell
Palo Alto
Ansel
Whips
Horges
Ford Boys
Rosedale Steamer Busy Drawing Corn From Flooded Ohio Lands
The steamer Rosedale under Captain Doug Jones has been hauling corn from flooded districts. A small E T and H depot safe was cracked with a hammer but yielded only 1.60. The Ohio rise flooded bottom lands. fifty men prevented a possible calamity as the wharfboat nearly sank with corn. E M Lord was acquitted of embezzling about 2000, with insanity pleas sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon, Inc
Rosedale
Doug Jones
Lee Wolf
E.M. Lord
Point Township
Ohio
Sun
Iowa Town and City Elections Yield Sweep for Democrats
In Iowa city and town elections, Democratic candidates swept the contests across multiple municipalities. The report notes broad victories, reflecting a strong statewide trend in local races.
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the Register
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Grippe Hangaon
Will H. Donaldson
Alabama Papers
Hicu
Mann
H. Borwn’s
Jor Culley
Smith Township
Mann’s Mill
Marrs Township
Joan Horreirer
Henry Brown
Ford Bros. & Lichenberger
Jess We
Dick Pirrs
Evaneville
Rees Gentry
North Street
Thos. C. Bridwell
Ind
Chamberlain
J. M. Roney
Draggist
Geuda Springs
W.W. Wiley & Co
Ford Bros. & Lichtenberger's
James Lampert
New Brunswick
W. W. Wiley & Co
Johnston
Mary L. Swarmstedt
Winfield
Bugtown
A. D. Jones
Posey County
Gus
Griffin
Schnar
Price
Robinson Township
Ford Broc
Lichtenberger
P. W
R. Lichtenberger
A. F. Fretageot & Co
Lee Horrurrer
Gid Siekmane
A. H. Fretageot & Co
Aleigha
Goon
Iowa
Savannah
Texas
Florida
William Read
Indiana
James Husband
A.D. Jones, Attorney
William Price
Wm, Read
Said
David Wilsey
Said County
WM. P. Ford
J. P
U. S. Patent Office
Washington
C. A. Snow & CO
Washington, D. C
Notary Public & Conveyance
U.S. Pension Claim
Commercial Attorney Office
Heckmann
East Main Street
Thomas Mumford, JR
Thrall & and
Mammoth
Bazar
VNEW
Duclos Co
Harmony
H. Brown
View Farmomny
Mnd
Henry
Brown
Notary Public
Hiatt Block
Franek D. Bolton
W. Y. Wiley & CO
West Main St
W. VW. Wiley & CO
New Harmony, Indiana
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