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Newspaper
Odon Weekly Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1888
Page
2
The Cleveland men retreat from a contentious online campaign as Tre Blaineier backs Republican efforts amid speculation of internal divisions and a noted cooler among supporters.
Fragmentary notice reports a planned pole raising by Plarkson and Morton in Epeca one week from today. The text also mentions immigration of Chinese workers as beneficial for a labor class, and references a Thurman as a U.S. Senator in 170.
The article notes multiple yellow fever cases in Jacksonsville causing widespread concern as thousands flee or seek shelter in safer areas. Public health officials warn of rapid spread and urge sanitation and containment measures.
The county voters favor the candidate who aided in capturing rebel flags over the rival who proposes return to owners.
James G. Blaine arrived in New York last Friday where crowds gave a hearty welcome unseen by any other living American. The reception signals he will be a major force in the present campaign.
Davies County plans four Republican sheriff and treasurer posts this fall Colbert to serve writs Porter to manage funds Graves expected to face opposition Suith positioned for duties in county administration
The cipher of party loyalties surface as critics note a supposed Democratic discovery about Gen tlevey’s past. Speculation asks if P Gray’s VP nomination would have revealed a Republican lean, implying long hidden political shifts.
The fragment mentions Gen Sheridan and implies Mr Cleveland was busy with duties, affecting a mark of respect for the army leader.
A Desiscratio notes Morison funded and outfitted the Uhe Ineaster steamship Constellation for a cargo of provisions valued at Sou,000. The voyage aimed to aid starving Ireland, illustrating his commitment as a friend to the workingman.
Democrats gripe over Blane or Harrison as campaign figures. The article notes widened support and ovations for the Plumed Knight amid tight Hoosier state voting patterns, with tie votes influencing the future prominence of candidates.
The report notes General James A. Walker, formerly Democratic Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, has joined the Republican side. If this shift isn’t halted soon, holding Grover Cleveland solid for the Democratic ticket may become impossible.
The Republican Senatorial Convention at Washington nominated Geo. Alford for Joint Senator from Daviess and Martin counties. He is noted for running qualities and is expected to win by a good majority. The Judicial convention, the
On the same day T Q Houghton of Martin County was nominated for the office of Prosecuting Attorney. The move positions Houghton for the upcoming election and signals support from local party delegates.
Washington rumors say Cal Brice has read the riot act to Cleveland and Dan Lamont that the campaign will not be run from the White House. Brice would be chairman and manager and plans to handle it himself, suggesting a potential clash with the candidate.
Democrats in Haysville and vicinity plan a Harrison pole celebration this month as they prepare to back the Republican national ticket. About 50 Harrison Democrats from Jasper will attend, with Hareville located roughly 29 miles southeast of the city.
The text lauds Gen. John A. Logan and Gen. Alvin P. Toves for their wartime sacrifice and leadership. It notes Logan’s passing and predicts Gen. Hovey’s election as Governor of Indiana on November 6. The tone honors military service and Democratic leadership.
A reader notes a stampede of Democratic supporters toward Harrison in Indiana and compares his Civil War record with Grover Cleveland's, predicting soldiers will honor their comrade by electing him President.
Anna Dickinson will tour to stump for Republican candidates in New York New Jersey and Indiana. Campaign managers in doubtful states should enlist her, as her public remarks show she retains strong fire and envy and remains an effective speaker. She will draw in Indiana.
DeMedhkacy notes the Mills bill prompts sharp debate with factions claiming free trade or protectionist aims. Republicans charge a free trade tilt while defenders deny it. the issue is framed as sectional and pivotal for voters and American industry.
A stamp’s position signals the sender’s intent: top right indicates businesslike action while a centered stamp suggests equal discretion. The note hints at a coded message describing postal etiquette and implied motives.
The note explains stamp placements on envelopes and what each corner signals. Upper right upside down means no answer expected, lower right signals mule sickness, upper left shows got iestedness, lower left implies not in upper right, one cent due indicates insufficient postage, back of envelope implies premeditated postmaster swearing, and no stamp means the sender is busted.
In a speech to visiting miners Gen. Harrison argues that American workers fare better than those abroad due to protection. He claims immigration under Castle Garden shows the pull of American labor markets and asserts that keeping work at home raises wages and employment. The piece crowns protection as profitable policy and a test of its value. The note ends with a product advertisement for Pomroy's Vermifuge.
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