Tuk Democratic State Ticket Aims for Clear Victory
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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1886
Page
2
Prohibitionists nominate Ballard for Congress in district
The Prohibitionists have selected Mr Ballard of Montgomery county as their nominee for Congress in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Montgomery County
Congress
Local and State Taxation Shifts in 1885 to 1886
The report lists candidate names for Joint Representative in Vermillion county, large philanthropy pledges by Mar Tilden, and then details statewide real estate and personal property valuations. It shows 1885 totals: real estate plus railroads at $848,509,592. For 1886 totals drop to $752,897,572, a net decrease of $95,612,020.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Indiana Democrats Nominate State Ticket at 1886 Convention
The Democratic State Convention met at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on August 11 1886. Senator Voorhees chaired with W J Craig as secretary. Tickets nominated included John C Nelson for Lieutenant Governor John R Coffroth for Supreme Court Robert N Mier for Secretary of State Thomas B Burns for Treasurer Charles A Munson for Auditor H D McMullen for Attorney General Andrew M Sweeney for Superintendent of Public Instruction and Martin T Kreuger for Clerk of Supreme Court. Fourteen resolutions were adopted and will be printed in full next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Voorhees
W. J. Craig
John C. Nelson
Cass County
Supreme Court
John R. Coffroth
Tippecanoe
Robert N. Mier
Bloomington
Thos. B
Address by Miss Lou Mackey at Princeton K of L Picnic
At the Princeton K of L picnic on August 2, 1886 Miss Luella Mackey of Sullivan delivered an address in the courthouse after doors opened to a crowded night audience. The Clarion praised her as a pleasant young lady with exceptional oratorical ability and noted the large turnout and lack of space for a verbatim report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of L
Princeton
Lou Mackey
the Clarion
Luella Mackey
Sullivan
Court House
Miss
Royal Templers of Temperance Offer Moral and Financial Aid
The article describes the Royal Templers of Temperance founded in Buffalo in 1880 with a Supreme Council and state localities. It promotes abstinence and moral living and offers a mutual benefit plan allowing certificates from $500 to $2000, with premiums from 25 cents to $4, and provisions for total disability and death benefits. Meetings are held on the first and third Mondays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal ‘Templers
Royal ‘Templers of Temperance
Buffalo
N. Y
Supreme Council
Sullivan
Merom's Merom: Hotel Setzer House and Town Happenings
Merom reports the opening of the Setzer House hotel as Remingtons depart for Linton and Bill Reid claims a Vigilance Committee blackball. The Chandler riot trial ends in Hawes Bros. exoneration while street fracas and town politics unfold with local figures named and community lines drawn.
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Merom
Setzer House
Remington
Linton
Bill Reid
Vigilance Committee
Squire Norman
John Coppage
Dr. Hawes
Bill McLain
Miss Stanley
Harvey
Florida
St. Mary’s College
Iva Denny
Portland
Ind
T. H. Denney
Maggie Sc. Rainey
Bishops
Kansas
Denney
Miss Rainey
John Creager
Bob Massie
Tom Wolfe
Wolfe
Abe Monk
Monk
Bill
Abe
Maple
Chandler
Hawes Bros
Squire Woods
Charley Barrett
Kane
Ruby
Tiss
Western Excursion Ticket Sale By BE and THR R R
The BE and T H R R announce round trip tickets to all land points in Kansas Nebraska and Texas on August 18 September 8 and 22 1886 at half fare. Tickets are valid returning 40 days from the date of sale. F E Basler agent Sullivan Ind.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
F. E. Basler
Sullivan
Ind
Gulf States
House
Gulf and Ship Island
Northern Pacific
New Orleans Pacific
Senate
New Orleans
Selma
Rome
Dalton
Mobile
Girard
Florida
Congress
Public Land Committee
Morrison
Conference
Hewitt
Yeas
Committee On
Washington, Hartley, Snow
Indiana
Washington Street
Cross Street
Said Town
Snow Street
Court Street
Broad Street
Snow and Broad Streets
Hardy Street
Dixon
Samuel R. Engle
Arista B. Williams
Tilden Will Grants Four Million For Public Uses
The will of Samuel J. Tilden leaves over 4 million dollars for public institutions. Trustees John Bigelow Andrew Green and George Smith hold broad power to allocate funds for libraries and other public uses. Burial and funeral details followed as officials attended in Yonkers and New Lebanon.
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New York
Samuel J. Tilden
Greystone
John Bigelow
Andrew Hi. Green
George W. Smith
Pelton
West Thirty-eighth
New Lebanon
Yonkers
N. Y
Cleveland
Endicott and
Whitney
William J. Tucker
Andover
Mass
Presbyterian Church
Tilden
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church of New York
Antonia Henne
Manning
John 3. Trevor
Charles A. Dana
Charles Simmons
Daniel Magone
Smith M. Weed
S. J. Randall
Andrew H. Green
George 8. Miller
William Allen Butler
A. J. Vanderpole
Endicott
William 8. Bissell
Spriggs
Barnum
Hill
Grace
Mr. Tilden
Washington
Congregational Church
Mr. Burrill
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Dakota
Minnesota
Illinois
Mississippi
Middle States
London
France
Italy
England
Louisiana
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Carolinas
Wasn Hisneron
D. C
United States
Rules for removal of timber from public lands outlined
Interior Department issues rules governing timber removal on mineral lands in Colorado Nevada and western territories. Key provisions require mineral land status proof citizen or bona fide resident buyers only records of all timber operations eight inch minimum diameter a ban on cross-state use and full fire prevention measures with penalties up to $500 and six months imprisonment.
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Fitz-John Porter
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Commissioner of Labor
Congress
House
Col. Lamont
Secretary of the Treasury
Ex Paso
Tex
A. K
Chihuahua
United States
Milwaukes
Wis
Clark
Marathon
Spencer
Colby
Prentice
Marathon County
Chippewa Falls
Menominee River
Mosinee
Wausau
Stevens Point
Robinson’s Mill
Milwaukee
Lincoln County
Bullion
Rantoul
Chilton
Little Suamico
A. Eldred
Pensaukee
Oconto County
Mr. Fennelon
Howard
Dunham
HE. Lawler
Eau Claire
Hansen
Wood County
Williamson
Lawrence
Chicago & Northwestern
Nicollet
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Colorado
Nevada
Territories
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Wyoming
Dakota
Idaho
Montana
Winlliam A. J. Sparks
Aust. L. QC
Lamar
Baltimore
Bayard
Mexico
Blaine
Cutting
State Department
Jackson
Texas
Washineton
Galeia
Gulf
Vandalia
Juniata
Valparaiso
Key West
Portland
Mexican
War Department
Washington
Gov. Ireland
Francisco Arresures
Arresures
Manning
Treasury Department
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the Times
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J. C. Bartlett
Westside
Vicket
Joan E. Lamb
LL. P. Mullinix
Jon T. Beasley
W. C. Hultz
Democrati
James B. Patten
P. R. Jenkins
WM. Willis, H. French, Lex
H. Willis
Josstt Beasley
Ren. E. Briggs
Wm. Joyce
Charles Scott
James L. Nash
Decatur Downina
Vermillion County
Greenback
John T. Beasley
Mar. Tilden
Astor Library
State Board of Equalisation
Allen County
Benton
Gibson
Jasper
Minami
Olio
Rush
Warren
Hendricks
Shelby
Wabash
Democrats
Senator Voorhees
Samuel J. Filden
Ogdensburgh
Brussels
Liege
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Parnell
Croud
Rollin M. Squire
Maurice B. Flynn
Sam.Jones
Ohio
Lancaster
Central Labor Union of Chicago
Poland
Standard Oil Company
Crawford Counties
Erie County
Yokohama
Tokio
Japan
Gastein
William
Ems
Austria
Bismarck
John W. Stevenson
Kentucky
Covington
John MacLean
College of New Jersey
Douglas
North Platte
Terriory
Foster
Atlantic
Belfast
Gardiner
Cooper Graham
Pott and
Hazlett
W. H. Parsons
Schwab
Spies
Parsons
Saymarket
MaCormick
Hio
Washington News
Mint Statistics
James P. Kimball
Mint
California
Treasury
United States Treasury
Congressional
Plamb
12Th Michigan Volunteer Infantry
H. Crowder &C
Sullivan, Ind
Leach
Queen’s
E. & T. H. Depot
W. G. Borders
Neverleaks
Davis, Engle & Davis, Sullivan
ERIFL
Sullivan Circuit Court
Wm. H. Crowder
John L. Phillips
Real Grinte
Recorder's Office
Lemuel H. Willis
Beasley & Williams
Plain Ife
State of
County of
Thomas C. Beecher
Hattie R. Beecher
Beasley & William
Circuit Court
Thomas J. Mann
Little Flock Baptist Church
Shelburn
J. M. Branson
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