Politburo Style Note on Local Offices and Candidates
The text lists county official titles and a slate of candidates including a coroner surveyor commissioners and a congress candidate. Names mentioned include Allen, FitzGerald, Mallis, Sears, Ponten, Steex, Alexander M. Hardy for prosecuting attorney in the 49th judicial circuit. It reads like a local election notice or roster.
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Congress
Alexander M. Hardy
Por
49 Judicial Circuit
Warsworth
Knights of Pythias Count in Indiana
A garbled line notes 37 919 Kneights of Pythins in Ined lana. The text appears as OCR noise showing a large Pythians lodge count in Indiana with misspellings.
May 20 1893 Earth Covered by Six Inches of Snow
A historical note records on May 20 1893 the earth was said to be covered with six inches of Shay.
McKinley Nominated by Acclamation Rumor Spreads
New York papers report that William McKinley will receive nomination by acclamation, signaling strong party consensus. The claim reflects ongoing political maneuvering as factions align behind the Republican candidate.
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New York
McKinley
Ex-Prestor Herrison Marries Mary Lord in Simple Ceremony
Former Prestor Herrison wed Mary Lord last Monday in a small ceremony. The couple’s marriage was announced with muted details and includes the bride’s nickname as a noted but fragmented element.
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Prestor Herrison
Dirs
Mary Lord
Immick
Gevernan Harrison Refits Indianapolis Home for Bride
Gevernan Harrison completes a full rebuild of his Indianapolis residence to welcome his new wife. The project focuses on updated architecture and modern interiors to suit their married life in the city.
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Gevernan Harrison
Indianapolis
McKinley Somnated on First Ballot Urged by Authorities
The article notes strong urging by authorities for McKinley to be nominated on the first ballot and comments on Democratic rule affecting foreign markets for most products except Government bonds. The Easter Edition of the Elnora Tribune reflects a hopeful, spirited tone from editor and readers.
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McKinley
Elnora Tribune
McKinley Seen as Likely Next President Amid Rising Business Ease
Observers note that as McKinley's ascendancy seems clearer, business conditions brighten. The sense of a stable administration fuels optimism for markets and commerce.
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McKinley
James Whitcomb Riley Ailing At Home In Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley suffers a week long brain fever at his Indianapolis home. The item mentions a schoolteacher and unnamed events, with references to political figures and a potential convention outcome. The readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent context but implies an illness and political speculation involving FITAQERALD and a Republican convention.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Currency Clarified: Emphasizes Business Over Funds
A brief note stresses that the current currency issue centers on boosting business volume rather than accumulating more money, urging focus on economic activity and utilization of existing funds.
Easter Sunday Reflections On Gratty's Shiloh Battle
A reader notes how Easter Sunday arrives with memory of Gratty's Shiloh battle described as occurring 24 years ago, reflecting on the passage of time and the enduring impact of historical events.
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Gratty
Shiloh
Republicans Promise Quick Recovery After Election
A fragmented note asserts prosperity would return soon with a Republican Congress and rest with a Republican president, reflecting a belief in party-led economic renewal.
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Tus
Ita
Oldest Methodist Church in Indians North of Jeffersonville
The oldest Methodist Church in Indians sits twelve miles north of Jeffersonville Indiana. Built in 1808 by pioneers who hewed logs and used mud to construct a rough but substantial house.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Fragmentary OCR notes on editorials and conflicts
A disjointed OCR fragment discusses ongoing tensions between a son and Elnora, with journalists repeatedly harping on the dispute and the editor blamed for the strained reporting. The text shows broken phrases and unclear attribution, reflecting a damaged newspaper page segment.
University Association formed in Chicago for home study
A new educational movement the University Association based in Chicago aims to offer useful knowledge at home through courses prepared by college professors. Led by Rt. Rev. Samuel Falows and C. C. Benney, the group plans subjects like general literature and history with many centers already formed.
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C. C. Benney
International Council
Liga
Adon
Town Notes on Hiring and Ditches in Elmore Township
Mr King from Scotland works for John Cummings. John R Sears seeks a gravel team to trot. Shicks and Fry plan to work for themselves. Clearing delayed due to excess ground water. Sandera of Martin Co hired to work on hoe farm. Farmers feed corn to hogs for spring market. Scott Alexander of South Side School Princeton home briefly. Cain and Alexander on land owners case at county seat. Taxes on Barten Sears ditch contested. ditch not finished and under circuit court control. Trustee Eerl fees exceed 350.09. $500 remains on hand. Who wouldn’t object.
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Jas. Cain
W. T. Alexander
Elmore Township
Circuit Court
Eerl
Tarif and Protection Spark Renewed Public Interest
The article notes that tariff policy, once tiresome, has regained attention due to the lingering impact of the Wisconsin law. It argues that the public now sees protection and prosperity as closely linked through practical experience.
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Tne Tarif
Party Conventions Set Dates And Cities
The Tas Republican National Convention convenes in St Louis on June 1st. The Republican State Convention meets in Indianapolis on May 1st. The Democratic National Convention convenes in Chicago on July 7th. The Democratic State Convention meets in Indianapolis on June 24th.
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Tas
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Chicago
Northern Davies County Faces Changing World Pace
A letter from Tus Washington Herald readers praises the paper for favorable coverage of the town and county. It defends locals against prejudice and urges the community to keep pace with global progress.
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Tus
Washington Herald
Davies County
Orleans Examiner Seeks Settlement on Printing Bills
The Orleans Examiner notes widespread dispute over printing charges and urges a fair settlement. It argues a newspaper man needs money like any other tradesperson and stresses the importance of prompt payment to resolve delinquencies.
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Tos Orleans
Ad urging clear currency stance by Republicans in 1896 campaign
The New York Commercial Advertiser argues the money question will dominate the coming campaign and urges Republican journals to demand an outspoken declaration for sound currency from St. Louis. It says Republicans must act in unison to show that evasion equals disgrace and risk to Republicanism’s destiny.
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Tus
New York
St. Louis
New
Taare Movement Calls to Abolish Congress in New York
New York businessmen advocate ending congress to restore prosperity. They blame jingoistic agitation and tariff policy for harming the nation and claim each session costs hundreds of millions. They argue that debates wear down capital and threaten economic progress.
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New York
New York Liquor Law Era Initiated by Statewide License
New York passes a sweeping liquor law abolishing local excise boards. A state commissioner with 100 assistants will issue licenses, raising costs in New York City to 840 dollars and 100 to 500 dollars in smaller towns. Licenses last five years with penalties for unlicensed sale. Sundays and late hours barred. strict proximity rules target schools and churches. revenue shifts to the state, prompting charges of unconstitutional overreach and corruption risks.
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Tur
New York State
Jay Morton
New York City
Oppobenta
Free Dickens and Cooper Books to New Journal Subscribers
Announcement offers new subscribers through May 10 1886 a free book from Dickens Cooper Irving Bulwer Lytton and others. Readers may choose any title from listed authors and receive it at no cost. Existing subscribers urged to tell friends.
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Charles Dickens
J. Fenimore Cooper
Alexander Dullas
Victor Hague
Washington Irving
William M. Teackery
Sir Bulwer Lytton
The Memorial historical volume at Odon 1896 sale notice
A lengthy notice advertises The Memorial a 400 year American history compendium with chapters by Sherman Up ton Dawes Willard McClure and others over 350 illustrations offered by Walter Crooke at Odon April 6 1896. It appeals to teachers soldiers and general readers as an authoritative library for American history.
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Celumtiux
Hamilton WW. Mabie
John Sherman
J. K. Upton
U. 2
Henry L. James
John
Vincent
Frances E. Willard
A. K. McClure
Marshal H. Bright
Francis N. Thorpe
T. S. Doolittle
Albert Shaw
Odon
Tad
Walter Crooke
Odon Snater
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