Sullivan Times notes on elections and press rosters
The Sullivan Temes edition discusses subscriptions, political candidates, and reform debate. It features editorials from J. B. Patten and others criticizing money influence in nominations, defending Democracy, and urging voters to demand ethical conduct from candidates. It also cites railway and news comparisons and local editorial responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Vance
Democracy
Democratic Party
Heaven
Webster
J.N. Forpyes
Vast array of 19th century headlines roll across nation
A sweeping patchwork of crimes politics weather and notable events spans the country from Virginia and California drought to Pennsylvania appointments Illinois arrests and drownings. Fires bank failures and fires blaze through Ohio Indiana and Minnesota while legal and personal dramas unfold in New Jersey New York and Colorado.
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Virginia Senate
Ma 1Oné
California
Pennsylvania
William N. Wirst
Philadelphia
Decatur
Illinois
Robert Karris
Carrie Lederer
Chicago
J. A. Herriman
Edward Beane
Providence
R. L
Marshall
Arkansas
Ironton
Wis
Cumberland River
Carthage
Tennessee
New York
Edward J. Meany
Brooklyn
Moulder’s Union of North America
Indianapolis
New Jersey
Thomas Walley
Petrolia
William P. Bard
Reading
Milwaukee
George W. Lawrence
North Stanchester
Indiana
J. B
W. I. Anderson
Mendon
Michigan
Xenia
Ohio
Big Morse
Columbus
G. W. Atkinson
John Letcher
Virginia
Lexington
Jackson County
Ala
Webb
Wilburn
Samuel Evans
Jerseyville
Ills
Tuegeday
Reuben
Father Soto
Concordia
Mexico
Cleveland
G. R. Stetson
Minneapolis
L. W. Mahone
Mount Carmel
Walter Doolittle
Bloomington
Ilinois
McLean County
Third District
Pullman Palace Car Company
Carigon B. Wheelock
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Senate
Washington
Wellsville
National Board of Trade
John C. Dore
Hennepin Canal
Ephratah Mountain
Sleath
Sorry
George T. Jenkins
Madison
Baltimore
Arizona
Carlisle
Wilcox
Anna Ferguson
Farmington
Fink
West Store Road
Feranton
Troy
Allentown
Maumee
Toledo
Ottawa
Napoleon
New York Assembly
Dogansport
Bel River
Senate panel to repeal timber culture act and other Capitol notes
The Senate Public Lands Committee moves to repeal the timber culture act while multiple bills seek public buildings and rail grants. John C. New resigns as assistant secretary of the treasury to focus on Indianapolis business as Congress debates banking, public debt, and territorial policy.
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Senate Committee On Public Lands
John C. New
The
Treasury
Indianapolis
Congress
National Board of Trade
George S. Brine
Chicago
Robert Harris
Washington
Senate
Rush
National Distillers’ Association
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Springer
House
Crook
Mexico
John Hancock
Texas
State Senate
A.D. Lynch
Indiana
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Committee On Territories
Townes Hendés
Gresham
Voorhees
Oscar Goodwin
Logansport National Bank
Keifer
House Committee On Accounts
Tyson
Public Lands Committee
Union Pacific Road
House Committee On
Senaory
Haskell
Kansas
Sewell
Itz John Porth
Turan
Sherman
Danyile
Virginia
Mathews
Copiah County
Mississip Aus
Cockrell
St.Cooper
Prnmb
Secretary of the Interior
Linitarr Veyo
Greely
Gen. Ord
Laven
Alaska
Blair
Cimeron
Milwaukee
Mississippi
Jin. West
Xan Cameron
Dakota
Platt
Western Union Telegraph, Company
Crow Reservation
Legislatura
New Mexico
State compensates deputies as writs sent by mail
The article states compensation allowed by the state to deputy sheriffs with writs mailed and costs of United States courts last year totaling $3,500,000 excluding studies' salaries. it questions Mr. Springer and notes a claim of a 34,0029 percent reduction.
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Constituent
Jas. B. Patten
Eorror Democrat
Fanny Dartle
Paddy
Indiana
Supreme Court
Shylock
J. B. Patten
Senate Finance Committee
Sherman, McPherson
Aldrich
Sherman
McPherson
Senate
Buckner
House Committee On Banking and Currency
House
Springer
Rily
United States
United S Ss
Poel Russia Demands Indemnity from Turkey and War News
The report notes Poel Russia formally demands S156 0 indemnity from Turkey over the war. It lists German Emperor advised by physicians to stop carriage riding. Twenty lives lost in the English Channel as Siunia sinks by City of Lucknow.
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London
Alexandria
Luther
Dha
Admiral Courbet
Jeanette
Moscow
Herr Lasker
Hew
Derlin
United States
French Chamber of Deputies
Verry
Kingston Recluse Hoards Coins At Death For Convention Hint
Hiram Radcliff of Kingston died leaving about half a barrel of coins. The tale suggests that had he lived to fill the other half he might have been a candidate for the Republican national convention.
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Eorrer Times
Oroffer
Johnny
Ru-Resoly &R
Burnet County
Texas
Norton Moses
Leavenworth
Senator Inzalls
MecCrary
Ernett
New York
West Shore
Gould
Southwestern
Dallas
Frederick Robinson
Louisville
Ifham Ratcliff
Kingston
H. Kh. Romeyn
Paul N. Kiese
Milwaukee
Mexico
Missouri
Hiram Radcliff
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