Political Speakers Set for August 30 Across Counties
Lawrence Senator J H Willard and Cyrus F E Davis from Greene will address Sullivan Court House Saturday evening August 30. Jurists Patten Beasley Barrett Briggs and others schedule 7 30 PM talks in Pax ton Merom Pittsburg Buell City and Sullivan. Greenbacker Coulson faced with Republican distress as Gen Dudley may resign to help. Parke County voters number 4947 with 204000 debt about 41 per voter while Sullivan County with 4740 voters bears 10000 debt about 2 per voter.
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Ohio Republicans Seek Funds Amid Election Debt
The Ohio Republican Party starts a new fundraising drive after carrying a debt of 800 dollars from last year. Wealthy figures like the Fosters Forakers and Shermans fear future shortfalls and tighten their purses as the campaign heats up.
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Hendricks Accepts Democratic Nomination for Vice President
Indiana Aug 20 1884 text records Thomas A Hendricks acknowledging his nomination by the Chicago Democratic Convention as a candidate for Vice President. He expresses surprise at the honor yet accepts, pledges duty to the country, and endorses the convention's principles.
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Cleveland and Hendricks Letters Dominate Campaign Coverage
The excerpts praise Gov. Cleveland and Gov. Hendricks as plain candid, duty bound leaders. Critics contrast Cleveland’s concise acceptance with Blaine’s long prolix letter, urging voters to focus on labor rights and constitutional limits. Newspapers tout honesty, clarity, and a government suited to the people.
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Blaine nastiness and Republican confrontations urged
An Indianapolis Sentinel opinion attacks Republican leaders and their tactics, accusing them of lies and personal nastiness. It calls on Democrats to retaliate, promising a enduring political reckoning as campaign rhetoric escalates.
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Leprosy cases near Granite Falls and other late-1900s items
Very latest reports note three leprosy cases within ten miles of Granite Falls Minnesota and a heat related infant mortality surge in Montreal. Obituaries include Grove B Cooley formerly Minneapolis municipal judge and James Baird banker of St Charles.
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Roy
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John Ireland
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Vast 19th century spill of notes and notices from Albion bank to Lincoln
A long bulletin lists diverse events and rumors from 19th century America and Europe including bank suspensions, political nominations, suicides, auctions, fraud investigations, fires, river barge incidents, and cholera notes. It cites Albion First National Bank suspension due to president's absence, Sherman era bond recalls, and numerous local crimes and business losses.
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