Indiana's Week on Reform and Local Incidents
Indiana's Weekly Record reports D P Baldwin urging tariff reform to prevent Democratic control in 1893, with farmers bearing the burden of protection. Other notes include a drowning near Madigan, the death of Oliver Montgomery, large man William Andrews, a mysterious quail alongside chicks, musk rat declines from dry seasons, a 17 year old maimed in a mill accident, long-lived spinning wheel and chair in Elkhart, inventor Herman Rave’s electric fishing, Terre Haute's John Dawson turning 100, accidental eye loss from a tobacco cartridge, a fatal belt accident at Montpelier, rodent damages in Clarke county, a Georgia Central contract for railcars in Jeffersonville, and cattle poisoning claims in Tipton.
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Oliver Montgomery
Madigan
Ohio
Wm. Andrews
Indiana
Washington County
Robert Mostey
Crawfordsville
Kankakee
Fred Horn
Muncie
Lewis Warner
Elkhart County
Wanner
Herman Rave
Jeffersonville
John Dawson
Terre Haute
Wm. Kenton
Decatur County
Grant Bonham
Montpelier
Clarke County
Ohio False Car Co
Georgia Central R. A
Ornamental State
B. F. Legg
Tipton County
Auster
Richmond
Neal
Taylor Bayles
Crawford County
Louis Bouse
Atkins
Pendleton
Madison County
Tramp
Frank James
Vincennes
Fort Branch
Benj. Daley
Huntington
Joseph Schmidt
Logansport
Paris
John Bullock
Sullivan County
Geo. Farmer
Warrick County
Wm. Hoffman
Herman Hulman
Lit
Fountain County
Huntingburg
Gray
McDonald
Shively
Buffalo
Charlestown
Senator Voorhees Critiques Tariff After Elections
In Washington on Nov 17, Senator Voorhees said the Democratic gains after the elections show discontent with the Harrison tariff. He argued the tariff taxes essential goods to enrich a few, a view reflecting broader political unease.
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Washington, D.C
Voorhees
Harrison
Ohio vote totals show Ohio governor race and legislature
In Columbus on November 17 the state total vote on November 5 was about 775,000. Campbell led for governor with 879,424 votes and Foraker had 868,551. The GOP ticket won majorities from 41 to 4,400 with 19 Democrats and 17 Republicans in the Senate and 60 Democrats and 64 Republicans in the House.
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House
Richmond
Virginia
T. B. Reed
Maine
D. B. Henderson
Iowa
Wm. McKinley
Ohio
J. Cesar Burrows
Michigan
Joseph Cannon
Illinois
Congress
Morton
Chicago
Carlisle
Washington
Columbus
Campbell
Foraker
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