Indiana's Weekly Record Special and Press Reports
A long survey of Indiana and nearby counties notes Mormon growth in Perry Crawford Harrison and Floyd counties with twelve licensed ministers. Other items include a man crushed by a wagon wheel, slick farmers duped by a Toledo agency, wheat and oats troubles, a man surviving a dangerous incident on a railroad, a soldier's remembered battle wound, a claimed steel process, dynamite tragedy, new fishing laws, wage cuts in mines, a medical operation, local deaths, political moves, and various local curiosities across counties like Fort Wayne, Elkhart, Vincennes, and South Bend with many named towns and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corypon, Inc
Mormon Church
Indiana
Perry
Crawford, Harrison
Floyd
Utah
Jos. Smith
Brigham Young
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Utah Church
Dave Irvin
Hendricks County
Danville
Irvin
David E Martin
Howard County
Martin
Resaca
Marion
Aaron Yorke
Miami County
Fort Wayne
Hovey
Indianapolis
Crawford County
Leavenworth
Rascally rings undoing Indiana reforms in Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS March 26. A city meeting of negroes asserts they deserve one quarter of post office positions for their roughly one fourth Republican vote. High or low license is a key issue, with saloon tax at $40 yearly yielding about $10,000, and potential revenues up to $50,000 amid a strained city finances. Legislature-created loans fund monuments, schools, asylums, and reform efforts. Lobbyists flood the scene as reforms face attacks, with theft of the telephone tax bill and manipulation of coal law amid governor Hovey’s hesitations. Senator Byrd of Brazil reports depressed Clay county miners after Harrison’s election. The Republican ring faces likely restoration of city police and fire governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
LNC
Soldiers’ Monument
Normal School
Soldiers’ Orphan Home
Purdue
State University
Female Reformatory
Reform School
Indiana
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Senate
House
Niblack
State House
Byrd
Brazil
Clay County
Harrison
Republican Court
India
St. Joseph
Starke
Laporte
Porter
Jasper, Lake
Newton
Kankakee River
Momence
Indiana Line
Kankakee
Momence Rock
Congress
Kankakee Marsh
Willard
Tim 0. Howard
Metzger and
Stull
St. Joseph County
Illinois
Metzger
Howard
Chicago
Leavenworth Women Rally Behind Regular Party in Kansas City Race
In Leavenworth and nearby towns women voters back the regular Republicans led by D R Anthony who promises to ignore prohibition and win the liquor vote. Jamison, independent Republican, is jailed for rallying near Sunflower African Church. Mayor Neeley orders closure of all liquor shops and a wagonload of beer is seized. A mass meeting at Chickering Hall featured Anthony and Susan B Anthony backing the straight Republican ticket. The contest rises as prohibition saloons profit and rhetoric hints at possible repeal of woman suffrage in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kas
Kansas
D R. Anthony
Jamison
Sunflower African Church
Neeley
Dem
Metropolitan Police
Chickering Hall
D.R. Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Neely
Anthony
Storm tests Rhode Island GOP as Momence Rock drained
The March reports warn Rhode Island may swing Democratic after 30 years of GOP control due to new voters. In Indiana, Momence Rock becomes a major political and engineering fight with a 40000 dollar appropriation to drain the Kankakee marsh and open vast lands for farming and tax revenue.
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Douglas Teas
Feaud
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J. H. Heinenkamp
Point Township
Daviess County Farmers Solid
Washington, Inc
Farmers’ Wholesale Grocery Agency
Toledo
Emisy, Inc
Evansville
Huntington
Opera House
State Horticultural Society
Mt. Vernon
Kreie
Stahlman
Cambridge City
Baptist
Rochester
J. B. Madison
South Bend
Lawrenceburg
John McCaffrey
Petersburgh
Mt. Vernon Fair Association
Gen. Shackelford
U. S
T. Notre Dame University
Valparaiso
Elkhart
Anderson
Jagper
Patoka
Madison County
Rockville
Pike County
Vincennes
New Albany
Terre Haute
Parke County
Joseph Rusk
Linden
Michigan City
Seymour
Crawfordsville
Richmond
Madison
Huntingburg
Owen County
Albany, Ga
Guy F. Jones
W. A. Clegg
Lee County
Jones
Guy
Tanner
Brooklyn
J.C. Black
Whitelaw Reid
The
New York Tribune
France
Sherman
Ohio
Blaine-Harrison
Fred Grant
Austria
Matthews
U. S. Supreme Court
Vernon
Ill
McLean County
Albion
Rascally
W. L. Douglas
W.W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
John Walz
NEW Harmony
Jan
Hartford
Lowell
Philadelphia
Philadelpha Union
Higgins
Brussels
Harts
John A. Wilhelm
Queensware, Glassware, &c
Armour
Ford & EB
Kennett
Rhode Island
New York
N. Y
Chace
Taft
Lapham