The Future of the Democracy in Indiana Politics
The Register urges readers to support the Democratic party, opposing disruptions from factions and the liberal movement. It argues the party is not dead, will convene a state convention, nominate a ticket, and secure a victory. It contrasts Democratic principles with Republican failings and recalls political figures from 1850-51.
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Dickinson
Sojourner Trath campaign for colored west land reform
Sojourner Trath mortgaged her Wisconsin home to travel and solicit signatures for a petition asking Congress to set aside public land in the West for colored people and to build facilities for the aged and infirm. The plan is described as ghastly, even given Indian costs, while political notes remark on New Hampshire votes and Connecticut state elections amid Democratic optimism and Republican disappointment.
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Wisconsin
Congress
Washington
Sojourner
Elizabeth Herbert
Circuit Court
Posey County
Indiana
Back Pay and Public Duty by W S Niblack
In a Washington letter dated March 7 1874 W S Niblack defends accepting back pay arguing consistency with law public duty and personal sacrifice. He contrasts his stance with critics noting long service under low pay and willingness to repay if found in error while urging fair discussion and accountability.
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Niblack
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W. S. Nimnack
Washington, D. C
Will of Nelson G Nettelton probate 1873 bequest to wife
The will of Nelson G. Nettelton probated this afternoon leaves all property to his wife Isaure Nettelton with her as sole executrix assisted by son-in-law I M W Neff. A trust to distribute among children Louise Anderson Lucille G Neff Kate B Nettelton and Mary J Nettelton is set, while preserving the couple’s home at 178 West Seventh street. Executors noted as S B Keyes W Z Lea J K Sterrit. Property valued at about 500000 personalty and 200000 realty.
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Isaure Nettelton
I. M. W. Neff
Mr. Neff
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Lucille G. Neff
Kate B. Nettelton
Mary J. Nettelton
Seventh Street
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John K. Sterrit
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Indiana Inventors Patent List for Week Ending Feb 24 1874
United States Patent Office issues to Indiana inventors. entries dated February 24 1874 include Heating Drum by G W Ball North Madison Law Set by R S Carscallen Logansport Saw Gummer by W G Blacklidge Metamora Wringing Machine by J K Dugdale White Water Carpenter's Bench by E H Lancaster Montpelier Pump Piston by B F Biggs Lafayette Combined Water Reservoir and Warming Closet by J O Spinner and J Taylor New Castle Draft Equalizer for Horse Power by J M Spencer Milton.
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Indiana
Messrs
Cox & Cox
Solicitors of Patents
Washington, D. C
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North Madison
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Lafayette
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