Indiana City Election Returns Show Democratic Gain
Indianapolis capers with last week’s city election total of 21 096, a record for local offices. Sullivan leads mayoral tally 11 363 to 9 570 with 163 scattering, yielding a 1 795 Democratic plurality. Democrats win clerk and alderman, and the joint ballot gives 20 Democrats, 13 Republicans, 1 Independent, 1 Negro in the legislature. A sweep of city departments is anticipated, boosting Democratic prospects in county and state races.
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Indianapoolis
Inpd
Sullivan
Coburn
Scattering
Marion County
Indianapolis
Kaufman
Goshen
New Albany
Terre Haute Guceffe
Elizabeth W. Cooper
Cynthiana
John Cooper
New Harmony
Ind
Stephen Young
Wm. F. Cooper
Stockton
Cal
J. A. Cooper
Terre Haute
Young
Kokomo
Clay County
J. G. Caldwell
Jeffersonville
Gen. Clark
Louisville
New Orleans
White House Exterminators Hired For Rats And Ferrets
Washington on October 13 reports Maj. Mrost, new superintendent, contracted W.H. Hosmer to exterminate rats in the White House. The job pays 10 dollars daily with unlimited time, using dogs and ferrets, the ferrets to be brought from New York. Mrs. Harrison asked start in her room for a nocturnal rodent problem. The government covers ferret losses. Corporal Tanner, the G A R martyr, will not travel to New York to support the Republican ticket.
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White-House
Maj. Mrost
W.H. Hosmer
Hosmer
Tanner
Corporal Tanner
New York
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Neer
Ford & Bennet
Chase & Sanborn’s
United States
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Frank D. Bolton
Hiatt Block
New Harmony, Ind
Lichtenberger & CQ
All Walker
Star Boots
Walker
wBinkes
Thos
Emerson’s
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Congress and Lace
John
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Queensware, Glassware, &c
Armour
John A. Wilhelm
City Bakery
J.C Miller
Will. Moitt
Will. Mott
Vougiss Mie
Secu
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Tous
Welboud
Wuglas
W.W. L. DC
Congress
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
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NEW HA
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Cashier, Amony
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Thomas Mumford Jr
Eugene F. Owen
Horace P. Owen
Charles A. Parke
William H. Owen
Alfred Dale Owen
Rel Y
William P. Edson
Mt. Vernon
Ffice
Fourth Street
Main
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Arctic
Albert S.newsom
City Exchange
Ford & Walz
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Leichtenberger’s Store
Jacob Breith
Breith
BANK
Charles Chadwick
Charles Pelham
Posey County
State of
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Posey Hy Court
Eugene V. Johnson
Antral Ak
WM. P. Ford
the “Star” Saloon
Frank Lyon & CO
East Main St
A. D. Jones
Wells House
John Walz
Jery
Ss Brifi
Posey
Edward Murphy
Mary Wiley
William N. Wiley
Vparerl
Edward B. Algqhman
Oolphils
Edson
Huntingburg
Gen. Mangon
Internal Revenue Collector
Orange County
Throop
Lafayette
James Clevenger
Annie Patterson
Columbus
Evansville
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Franklin County
Democratic State Committee
Maggie Bishop
R. D. Townsend
Martinsville Council
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Bloomington
Allen County
Salem
Bedford
Madison
Peru
Seymour
Rising Sun
Illinois
Grayville Mercury Angs
Henry C. Compton
Harrisburg
Alphonso
Castilla
Gappard Duiffo Pruggar
Spain
Albion Journal
Wm. Bowman
A. Pace
Decatur
W. Taylor
Wayne County
Lawrenceville
Olney
Herbert Fewkes
Kilwards County
Flora Coopers
J. W. Mitchell
Jefferson County
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Hitfield
Galena
Sparta
Ed Patrick
White County
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Carmi Creamery
Carmi
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