Blaine attacked over record and subsidies in 1876 press clips
The excerpts from St Louis Globe Democrat and Canemac Commercial condemn James G. Blaine of Maine. They call him repulsive and unclean and accuse him of prostituting high office for a private fortune. They warn his nomination would invite defeat and cite subsidies and railroad favors as disqualifying.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Blaine
Republican Party
Caemnall Commercial
Babcockery
Belknapery
Ford & Bennett’s advertise local goods and events
The notice page lists Buckwheat flour honey and jellies at Ford & Bennett's with Oct 3 dates. Calls for Pure Spices and assorted jams, mackerel, and coffee. Local remarks mention speakers Pat Dolan and Gov. Hendricks, plus a glee club rally and political campaigns in Carmi and Mt. Vernon.
Democrats rally in New Harmony with speeches and fireworks
Last Monday a Democratic rally drew a large crowd to New Harmony. Captain Myers spoke for secretary of state amid glee clubs from Grayville and addresses by Judge J. S. Williams and G. Menzies. The event energized supporters as Ohio and West Virginia gains were celebrated with fireworks.
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New Harmony
Capt. Myers
Grayville
Capt. Myera
J. St. Williams
Carmi
G. ¥. Menzies
Ohio
West Virginia
Mt. Vernon
Urgent recall demanded by State Republican leaders
A dispatch dated October 1 1884 from James D. Warren chairman of the State Committee orders James G Blaine to return to New York immediately and cancel western engagements due to canvass needs. The message stresses no delay in plans and mandates prompt action.
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James G Blaine
New York
N. Y
James D. Waeren
Chiman Rep
Guardian to Sell Minor Alerrs Estate at Public Sale
Edward Romer guardian announces sale of real estate belonging to Anna Richards minor in Posey County Indiana. The 37 20 100 acre property lies in the east half of the north half of section seven township five south range thirteen west with additional 12 feet wide strip in section twelve and 12 acres tract set to Ransom Richards now owned by Virgil Johnson. Sale begins at 10 a m with one quarter cash and balance on credit up to three years. terms include notes with security and 4 percent attorney fee.
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Anna Dnichards
Circuit Court
Posey County
Indiana
New Harmony
Section
Ransom Richards
Virgil Johnson
Sarah EB. Stallings
Edward Home
State OF
Pesry County
Cole
Fannie Stales
Men Stallings
Catherine Stallings
William Dailey
Elizabeth Bailey
Edward Homer
Leander Stallings
Sid
Mg Hand
Oliver N. Fretageot
Posey Circuit Court
George H. Wilson
D.C. Hovey & Menzies
Evansville Authorized Agents Noted for South Ert District
Matavcsurk Prana Manxp Gg Company announces Geo WL Warren & Co of Evansville Indiana as their sole authorized agents in South ert Indiana and warns others posing as agents reflect poorly on real agents. mentions Hendricks reception in Evansville and Kempa concert attendance by Mr and Mrs Co A Parke from Mr Vernon.
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Matavcsurk Prana Manxp Gg Company
New Filaven
Geo, WL Warren & Co
Evansville
Indiana
Southert
Ocd Matrutsuns Piaxo M Xeu Co
Co. A. Parke
Vernon
Marriages Recorded in Evansville October 1884
Notices of two marriages dated October 16 and October 22 1884 list Wo J Jousson and Cassis RANpourH as a couple and Trinity M E Church Evansville as the ceremony site with Reverend Cuiperseer officiating Slightly altered spellings appear in the clipping but indicate local nuptials in the period with formal announcements and clergy signatures.
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Johnson—Randolph
Wm. Read
Wo. J. Jousson
Cassis Ranpourh
Mrs Lintie W. Paver Dies in Minneapolis at 75
Mrs Lintie W. Paver daughter of Dr William Purd of New Harmony died in Minneapolis on Sunday October 19 1884 in her 76th year. Her passing is announced with due notice in this obituary.
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Minn
Thos Palmer
W. P. Ford
Palmer
Minneapolis, Minn
Lintie VV. Paver
Wm. P. Furd
New Harmony
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