Local Official List Mentions Sheriff Coroner and Surveyor Figures
A fragmented list shows names tied to county offices such as sheriff coroner surveyor and survey officials. Notable entries include Allen Albion HorraLn Wy Ritter Porter and Alexander M Hardy with other titles like prosecuting attorney referenced in the fourth judicial circuit.
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Cosence
Ens
Osta Allen Albion HorraLn Jous Wy. Ritter R. UW. Bell
D. Minis Exta Sbars
Jas. Porter 2d
Jas. R
Srex
Congress
Alexander M. Hardy
Por
Judicial Circuit
PLR
Wartsworth
Voters of Oidon May election slate two tickets
The town voters may choose from two tickets in the May election. Mérehal is clerk with Dan Hayes as treasurer and Day Smiley as Trustee Dist 1, Milo Stoner Dist 2, Al Diefendart Trustee and J. M. Hayes. Citizens ticket lists Alex Odell as marshal A A Lane as clerk Z M Garten as treasurer Mine Smiley Trustee Dist 1 Dred Es FL W Poelle Trustee Dist Sid Daniel Gantz.
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Oidon
Alex Odell
A.A. Lane
Z. M. Garten
Ist Dis
Mine Smiley
Dred Es. FL
W. Poelle
Sid Dis
Daniel Gantz
Craauscey DePew Supports Mor son for President
The fragment mentions Craauscey M. DePew backing Mor son in a presidential race. It reads as a brief political note urging a swift, concise statement and tying DePew to a candidate.
Tar Elnera Tribune Delivers District Delegate Totals
Tar Elnera Tribune reports Kerchugg second district entitled to 96 delegates at the state convention.
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Elnera Tribune
Kerchugg
Tar
Washington public schools hire twenty six teachers
Tas public schools of Washington announce the employment of twenty six teachers, listing new appointments and roles across districts. The notice highlights staffing expansion and district education improvements.
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Tas Public Schools of
Washington
K P Bays Dedicate New Hall at Eltora
The K P bays held a dedication ceremony for their new hall in Eltora this week. Parishwide attendees gathered for the unveiling and community officials spoke at the event. The hall will serve as a meeting place and venue for local gatherings.
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K.P. Bays
Eltora
Tur all absorbing question of the coming campaign will be
The article discusses a pivotal issue in the upcoming campaign focusing on monetary policy and the choice between free silver and its opponents. It frames the question as decisive for voters and positions key actors in the policy debate.
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Harrison
Northwestern
Scott
Great Interest Centers on Jackson Walling Pearl Bryan Murder
In Kentucky the case against Jackson Walling for Pearl Bryan’s murder dominates headlines as McKinley faces uncertain prospects. The legal drama unfolds with ongoing public and press scrutiny around the suspect and proceedings.
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Jackson- Walling
Pearl Bryan
Democratic Nominations and Local Political Climate Mentioned
The text cites Democratic nominees for Congress Judge Miers and a Bland presidential nomination, with Missouri and local township delegates at a county convention. It notes spring farming activity and a New York World stance on McKinley, hinting at ongoing nominating speculation.
Ta Holmes arch fiend recital of his notoriety rises
Fragmentary notes describe Ta Holmes as a notorious figure, likened to a governor in fame for his alleged murderous acts and public notoriety. The text hints at a dramatic claim or recounting of his criminal image and influence.
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Holmes
Beginnings of Millionaires and Notable Beginnings
A list of famed figures and their first jobs or wages, including Senator Farwell as a surveyor, Cornelius Vanderbilt farming, Wanamaker earning 21.25 weekly, A. T. Stewart teaching, Jim Keene milk wagon driver, Cyrus Field as a clerk, Pulitzer Crce a steamboat stoker, George W. Childs an errand boy, J C Flac a saloon keeper, P T Bacaum a theater bartender, Jay Gould selling maps, C P Huntington selling eggs, Andrew Carnegie in a Pittsburgh telegraph office, Whitelaw Reid a Cincinnati newspaper correspondent, and Adam Lorepaugh a Philadelphia butcher who entered show business.
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Senator Farwell
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart
Jim Keene
California
Cyrus Field
Evian
Pulitzer Crce
George W. Childs
J.C. Flac
San Francisco
P. T. Bacaum
Niblo’s
New York
Jay Gould
Delaware County
C. P. Huntington
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Whitelixs Reid
Cucinnati
Adam Lorepaugh
Philadelpha
Skis as Money in Early State Law of Franklin Tennessee
The document records a 1789 state salary schedule paying officials in animal skins such as deer, raccoon, beaver, muskrat, and mink. It notes the 1789 enactment by the General Assembly of the state of Franklin later Tennessee and includes a ceremonial date of renactment October 17, 1789 under the state seal.
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United States
General Assembly
Franklin
Tennesee
Commonwealth
Esch
Saint Louis offers 500 seats for Republican convention
Chicago hosts the Democratic convention with 250 seats, while St. Louis plans to provide 500 seats for newspaper men, highlighting regional access to the national events.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Subscribers face yearly expiration and editor’s shifting promises
A notice notes subscriptions renew yearly and warns that editors may expire or adjust windborne promises. readers are urged to recognize these cycle risks and renew accordingly.
Evipritity Cleveland Faces Third Term Question
Evipritity Cleveland remains a man of mystery as his policy aims and future plans draw scrutiny. The Democratic household weighs the idea of a third term amid uncertainty and political maneuvering.
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Cleveland
Great Lecture Planned at Cleveland General Conference
Dr. J. P. D. John will deliver his great lecture before the General Conference in Cleveland Ohio next week. This is the same lecture that will be given at Odon.
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J.P. D. John
Cleveland
Ohio
Odon
Win Cumback Lectures Across Major U.S. Cities
Win Cumback delivered lectures in New York Chicago Buffalo Brooklyn Boston and numerous other large cities where he met with extraordinary success across the tour.
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Win Cumback
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Boston
Fusion of Democrats and Populists in Daviess County
A fusion movement in Daviess County stalls as election butchers say only a sale river trip remains open with no further details. The note hints at a joint ticket for next November but provides no concrete names or schedules.
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Daviess County
Sale River
Candidate Ambitions Stir Cadiana Gubernatorial Race
Mason Dorie of Anderson may be the nominee for governor of Cadiana though many in the region favor Senator James A. Slount. The piece notes local sentiment and potential contenders in the race.
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Mason Dorie
Anderson
Cadiana
James A. Slount
Free silver Republicans and tariff factions clash in party
A State Journal editorial notes shifting alliances within the party. It argues there are fewer free silver Republicans than revenue tariff Republicans, casting the free state Republican as a diminished figure akin to a white blackbird.
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State Journal
Mickie Bis Ere Ar A
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Mickie Bis and a person or event, with limited legible context. The readable content references individuals but lacks sufficient detail to determine a full event, location, or outcome.
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Mickie Bis
Political crossfire over candidate selections and party lines
The piece notes increased scrutiny of Harrison and Cleveland in party politics. It mentions editorial views from The Gazette and a Populist delegation at the County Convention placing Democrats on the slate, provoking refusals and accusations of a deal.
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the Gazette
Cornventen
Cleveland’s standing mixed among sportsmen and statesmen
The Kansas City Journal notes Mr. Cleveland in Cleveland as a figure valued by sportsmen and statesmen yet criticized as a poor statesman among Statesmen, reflecting a mixed assessment of his public role.
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The
Kansas City Journal
Cleveland
Reaction Against McKinley Falls Short In Delegates
The predicted surge of support for McKinley among local delegates did not arrive. Only a small fraction of delegates appear aligned with the Ohio man, indicating muted enthusiasm from the friends.
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Tuk
McKinley
Ohio
Leap Year Peach Bloom Predicts No Fall Peaches
Seasonal note states peach trees bloom by moonlight so no peaches will ripen in fall. The writer jokes that leap year affects peaches and offers readers a choice of outlooks.
Odon Faces Fire Risk in Dry Spring and Summer
Residents fear a disastrous fire in Odon as dry weather grips the area. Officials acknowledge inadequate firefighting readiness and push for improvements before flames threaten homes and fields.
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Odon
Populist Delegates Named To County Convention
The Tus Populist convention met Friday and named delegates to the County Convention including Manford Overton M D McFarren A Overton Alf Toward James Thomas Wirt Wiliphas tsa Manuel Berkley J S Souls.
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Tus Populist
Manford Overton
M.D. McFarren
A. Overton
Alf Toward
James Thomas Wirt
Wiliphsta
Manuel Berkley
J.S. Souls
Martin County Ticket Rumors Circling Elnora Politics
The Washington Herald notes many Martin county residents in Elnora discuss forming a Martin county ticket for the spring election. A new kind of political party is hinted at, with room for diverse views in the broad country.
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The
Washington Herald
Martin County
Elnora
Opening of the Keely Institute at Washington
The week centers on the Keely Institute opening in Washington with speakers John M. Van Trees Judge Jar diner Judge Herrox Rev Heaven ridge Rev Long. Prof Black’s quartette provides vocal music and Will Tileston’s mandolin club supplies instrumental.
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Washington
Big Keely Institute
John M. van Trees
Judge Jardiner
Judge Herrox
Heavenridge
Long
Black
Quartette
Will Tileston
Mandolin Club
Books Stolen by Smooth County Agents Tale of Loss
A woman distributes books for examination and return while a man later collects them. She then reports he has been taking most of her books, selling some and sometimes accepting charity, leaving her saddened by the loss.
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Csss County
Florida law bars teaching white and colored children together
The Florida statute making it a misdemeanor to teach white and colored children in the same school has been challenged by the American Missionary Association as unconstitutional and brought to the Supreme Court for removal.
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Florida
American Missionary Association
Supreme Court
Greenwood
Ind
Railroad wages eat two thirds of freight and passenger revenue
Recent statistics show that about two thirds of every dollar the railroad earns for moving freight and passengers goes to annual labor costs. The Globe Democrat notes this challenges the belief that employers take the lion’s share of industry profits.
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Globe Democrat
Rugged Villagers Highlight Brawny, Untidy Traits
A rough-eyed man known for wiping his nose on his sleeve, picking teeth with a fork, and spitting on the cook stove is described alongside a neighbor who neglects yard upkeep. The tale contrasts frontier habits with domestic neglect in a rural row.
Mexico’s coinage ratio limits a dollar’s worth abroad
The Indianapolis Journal notes that even the best paid Mexican mechanic earns at most one peso a day, worth about 54 cents in New York. With free coinage at 153 to 1, a Mexican dollar buys only 54 cents’ worth of goods available outside Mexico.
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Indianapolis Journal
Mexico
New York
Indiana 3 Republican
Indiana delegates seek party guidance as a state convention approach shapes Republican plans and nominees amid unsettled primary momentum. Local officials and party leaders discuss future state directions and rally organization guidance.
Signs of springtime and local headlines mix near Newport
Dreamy echoes float as skies stay blue while a Newark Kentucky murder case unfolds. The Nexsos-Woalling trial for Pearl Bryan's death continues in Newport. Local debates touch on grading streets in Northern Daviess and lectures by John Cumback.
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Nexsos
Pearl Bryan
Newport
Kentucky
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Odon Indiana
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Morson
Judge Miers
Hloewington
Missouri
Richard P. Bland
Tuk Democrats
Maison Township
Pak
New York World
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Harrison and
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Indiana
Carper
Walter
Washington Democrat
Herald
Dr. Earmin
Harv Crooke
Dr. Halstead
John and
Cumback
John
Cumbuck
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Bradley
Treasury
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Washington, Ind
Cabsi&hauffman
John Weddel
Burn & CO
Pater
Washington, D.C
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W. T Denrmip
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Gilbert
Tres
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C. Willis
Pres
Frank Leslie
Popular Monthly
Virginia
Gen
Robert E. Lee
R. A. Pryor
Judge Pryor
Lee
Frank L&ésie
Frizivenu Lee
Grex
G. W. Custis
Je “Es Les
Jupee R.A. Pryor
Kate Mason Bowtann
South
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Charles Dickens
J. Fenimore Cooper
Alexander Dumas
Victor Hugo
Washington Irving Wilso
Thackery
Sir Bulwer Lytton
Dominion Company
Omaha
Golden South
Georgia
South Carolina
David Garey
Wust Shoals
Dunlap & Burrell
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Cuues
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Angeles
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Dearborn Se
Chicago IL
Bologna
Frank Erwin
Xor
Jones
John Winklepleck
Burns City
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Malaya
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Ohio River
Hyary Fonde
Prest
Mobile
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Safean
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