Ex President Cleveland Ill With Presidential Fever
The article notes Grover Cleveland is down sick and near death with Presidential fever. It also mentions Greene county circuit court term where seven women seek divorce from their husbands and two men seek to be separated from their wives. An issue of the Advertiser lists Hon. C. Dobbins of Shoals bidding for the Senate nomination on the F. M. B. A. ticket.
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Grover Cleveland
Greene County Circuit Court
Advertiser
Hon. C. &. Dobbins
Shoals
Dobbins
Steve Belding Takes Editorial Lead At Advertiser
Steve Belding ex postmaster and former Jamess County Democrat editor now runs the Advertiser’s editorials. The paper notes his experience will boost influence and popularity. It mocks the Democrat for coining new words after Webster’s dictionary expiry and teases upcoming slang rich in court and jail implications.
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Steve Belding
Washington
Jamess County
Daviess County
Ed Shumate
Squire Biederman
Tappen
Squire McCafferty
Resident seeks liquor license in Odon Indiana 1890 notice
A male voter in Indiana gives notice he will apply to the County Commissioners at their June term 1890 for a license to sell and retail spirituous and malt liquor in a small quantity to be drunk on premises described as a frame building on land in the town of Odon formerly Clarksburg. James Hasler.
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Odon
Dssler
Corporation of Oden
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Clarksbury
Saide
Clarksburg
County of
Daviess
James Hasler
Greene County
Board of Commissioners
Hasler
Frank Cox
Plainville
Anti Monopolist Defends Journal Against Accusations
The Anti Monopolist rejects claims of bias and asserts it serves farmers without an ax to grind. It defends free voting in a contentious political dispute and characterizes the Journal as a friend to farmers despite attacks from Bro Barlow and critics. Railroad notes follow with ElNora IND timetables and a report that engineer Clint Slayback halted without reporting a regular train.
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Bro. Odell
Bro. Barlow
Thei
Clint Slayback
E. A R
Ananoth er Saloon Controversy Roils Plainville Town
Town residents react to James Hasler seeking a liquor license, denouncing the plan as a threat to morality and safety. The piece rails at Hasler’s motives, cites a post office lot, and warns of social decay, while surrounding notes mention railway updates, a new Evansville line, and local teacher licensing results.
Farmers Reply to Anti Monopolist Editor
The speaker, a farmer and newspaper manager, defends farming livelihood and criticizes Bro Barlow for groundless ideas about the Journal. He asserts decades of work on the farm, management of his paper, and the farm as the source of his sustenance, contrasting practical farming with Barlow's theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow
Anti-Monopolist
Bro Barlow
Barr township men arrested in midnight beating case
The Daily Gazette reports the arrest of Wm. M. Seals Christopher Seals John McGrath Patrick McGrath Charles Gough and Dave Brewer farmers from Barr township accused of beating a gray headed old man four weeks ago at midnight. The case may go to trial in about two weeks with W R Gardiner and A J Padgett defending the defendants and C M Mears John H Spencer prosecuting aided by J W Ogden. The outcome is expected to be hotly contested and highly newsworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Gazette
Wm. M. Seals
Christopher Seals
John McGrath
Patrick McGrath
Charles Gough
Dave Brewer
Barr Township
W.r.gardiner
A. J. Padgett
C. M. Mears
John H. Spencer
Herron
J. W. Ogden
Saloon Controversy Sparks Community Alarm
The piece urges citizens to oppose a saloon and fortify against perceived threats. It argues a character test for a local figure and calls for James Hasler to be informed he is not welcome, urging prompt action within two weeks to protect the town’s values and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hasler
Old Settlers Form Leadership For Annual Celebration
The Old Settlers organization met last Saturday to plan the upcoming celebration. E. H. Evans of Eaglesville was named President with Hon Howard Crooke as Vice-President. Dr. J. Dearmin remains General Superintendent and E. S. Pearshing serves as secretary and treasurer. No date yet set to avoid conflicts with neighboring fairs. The group promises the largest Old Settlers event yet.
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Old Settlers’ Organization
E. H. Evans
Eaglesville
Howard Crooke
Dr. J. Dearmin
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Indianapolis
D. J. Mackey
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Cincinnata
Wabash & Michigan Road
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Starling
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Imptonville
J.L. Irwin
Oden
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Benton George
James 8. Westhafer
J. M. T. Boyd
F. F. Myers
J W. Trueblood
C. D. Fulkerson
John G. Wallace
Eliza Myers
A C. Swiggert
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Addie Orge
Old Settlers
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Garner
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Rock Button
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John W Barrell
Crooke & Barrell
Odon, Ind
J C Mitchel
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Goode
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