Indiana county reports spark political turmoil and notable incidents
Special to the New Harmony Register details Harrison delegates secured in most districts with a noisy clash in the 12th, labor opposition to Gov. Chase rumored, Democratic organizer Tom Taggart praised, and a fire at a female reformatory amid losses. Other items note ore finds near Alexandria, injuries, police raids, school fund drives, revivals, expulsions for revolvers, coal veins near Vincennes, thefts, shortages, and local political clubs across Indiana counties.
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New Harmony Register
Ixpianarouis
Ixp
Harrison
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Tom Taggart
Democratic State Committee
Tom
Marion County
Knox County
Vincennes
Anderson
Daviess County
Peru
Jeffersonville
Squire
Floyd County
Joe Thorp
Portland
Jerry Gerrard
Muncie
Kokomo
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Carroll County
Morgan County
Miami County
South Bend
Tom Stanley
Madison County
Jim Terrell
Summitville
Stanley
F. L. Piers
Clarke County
Indiana
Frank Nonemacher
Wabash County
Somerset
Republican
Indianapolis
Fred Leonard
Mt. Vernon
George Heilian
Evansville
Chas, Stalker
Weatfield
Frank McDaniel
Adams
Brown
Crawford
Fountain
Scott
Marshall
Starke
Washington
Wells
Census and political gossip from Aubany on state gains
The Aubany dispatch notes the state census near completion with Democratic gains likely in both legislative and congressional apportionment. New York City reaches about 1.8 million, Brooklyn over 1 million, Buffalo remains a laggard. Predictions favor Democrats winning most Senate seats and a strong House majority, with shifts in local registration laws and presidential prospects.
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N. Y
Congress
New York City
Wings County
Brooklyn
Buffalo
New York and
Kings
Senate
House
New York
Kings County
Hill
Washington
New York West
Illinois
Cook
Clinton County
Mary Wray
Fairbury
Catherine Baker
Metropolis
Grayville
Edwards County
Mt. Vernon
Fithian
Chicago
Palmer
Phillipstown
Harrison
Porter
Maine
Lincoln County
W. Va
Portland
Alger
Hill Refuses $4200 Senate Salary In Ten Months
Washington dispatch reports Senator Hill declined to take pay totaling 4200 dollars for ten months before his swearing in, leaving Congress stunned. The piece also covers Michigan electors, New York rosters, Indiana military stature, Indiana patents, and current political tensions.
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Washington, D.C
Senator Hill
New York
Cleveland
Indiana
Connecticut
South Carolina
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Merchant-Taylor
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Fred. W. Walz
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Posey County
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Laura Ream
Alexandria
Orlando Gardiner
Fountain City
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Harmony
Wm, Bailey
P. Weber
Jasper Stallings
Wm. Richards
Robb-Graham Fitzgerald
Sam Endicott
W. D.schutz
James Kilroy
Black
G. V. Menzies
J. €. Leffel
Andy Wasem
Ienry Yunker
Point
Michigan
Republican National Committee
C. A. Snow & Co
A. S. Patent Office
JA. Aldridge
Lianapolis
RR. Brown
Rising Sun
F.E. Davenport
Auburn
Denham
Sanford
A. L. Engle
Taylor & W. J
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J.T. Ferres
H. J. Holman
Waveland
P. Kesling
Logansport
Corn Harvester
J.J. Moore
Thorntown
S. M. Reavis
Frankfort
Tellurian
R. Teamer
J.J. Wood
Blaine
Jere Rusk
Wisconsin
Posey Circuit Cours
Louis Pelham
John R. Hugo
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Posey Circuit Court
Jane Johnson
Thomas R. Hugo
Amy Bacon
Racie Minert
George H. Wilson
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