Sullivan County Meeting Calls for Primary Election Timing
A Democratic Central Committee meeting is set for 1 p m Saturday February 6 1886 at the Court House to decide Primary Election timing for Democratic nominations and to address other committee business Precinct representation and vacancies will be handled by local Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
W.C. Jamison
Democratic Party
J. M. Humphreys
Yarmany
Janu
Imhavina
Old Bismark
Bis
Sullivan County
Shaforin Sullivan
Paraliz
Shafer Kant
Shafer
Agin
Redy
Nash
Bether Son
Kums
Puritan
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Fairbanks
Vermont
Pittsburg
Scottdale
Mount Pleasant
Municipal Assembly of
Fox
Pomanibian
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
O. ©. Howard
French Republic
United States
Wil County
Ilinois
Salvation Army
Court House Square
Council of
Senate
Ilis
San Francisco
Canadian Pacific Road
C. P. Huntington
Newport News
Southern Pacific
Thomas A. Edison
Thompson, Gray
Washington Streets
Sullivan
Indiana
Thompson Street
Eaton Street
Sid Street
Juliet M. Crowder
Ind
Washington Street
Evansville
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad Company
Bid denial request to officials over health board job
Joseph Freeman writes Commissioners Billman and Arnett, denying a $50 bid for the health board secretary business and asks them to file the promised affidavits to prove or refute the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billman
Dr. Freeman
Commissioners’ Court
Board of Health
Mr. Billman
Billman and
Arnett
the Board of Health
Joseph Freeman
Debate and quarrel mark New Lebanon Wide Awake meeting
The Wide Awake Society held a Friday session with declaimers and a debate on whether Indians have been mistreated more than African Americans. A female member requested removal from records after disputes over conduct, and a director ended the literary program for lack of order. Parents discussed compulsory education versus Indiana school laws and planned another meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Pierson
Indiana
Unclaimed Letters at Post Office February 1 1886
A list announces unclaimed mail at the post office including M C Bedwell David Devine Nettie Fisher Thomas Hill John Hawkee Joshua Powell Eugene Sumner Ben Vaughn J B Young Rosey Allen Birtie H Bird Nancy Barnes and many others. A package to Jno McQuire is also uncalled for with thirty days to claim before transfer to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Bedwell
David Devine
Nettie Fisher
Thomas Hill
John Hawkee
Joshua Powell
Eugene Sumner
Ben Vaughn
J. B. Young
Rosey Allen
Birtie H. Bird
Nancy Barnes
Douglas Bradberry
John P. Burton
Louisa Borders
Mannie Borders
Rachel Clark
Matilda Curry
K. W. Cramer
Henry Dixon
Annie Easter
Geo. Fenne
Thos. H. Hughes
Jennie Liston
W.D. Latshaw
N. L. Munroe
S&s. Musselman
John Mullen
Commodore Powell
James Pratt
Emma Phillips
Riley. Reed
James Shakes
Frank Sanders
Nicholas Shipman
Jane Solomon
J. Knoy
J. K. Whitehead
Jno
McQuire
J. Ernest P.M
Hudnots Pay Top Prices for Corn in Merom
Farmers urged to call C. W. Cooper of Merom Indiana for current top prices paid for white, mixed and yellow corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Cooper
Merom, Ind
Kentucky
U. S
Sudden Death of Mrs Bayard Ends Silent Strife
Washington notes report Mrs Bayard wife of the Secretary of State died after a long illness triggered by the death of her daughter two weeks earlier. She declined rapidly, remained bedridden, and passed away surrounded by family after a week of worsening grief and brain congestion. The burial will be in Wilmington beside her daughter.
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Washington
Katherine
A .F. Gardner
Miss Bayart
Ohio
State House
Senate
Cincinnati
Donagin
Delaware
Payne Committee
Ile
Donavin
Cowgills
Baltimore
New York
Indianapolis
Frank L
August N. Ritzinger
Recorder
Bank of
S.A. Fletcher& Co
Indian Territory
Knights of Labor
Grand
Rockland County
Bristol
Lincoln
Illinois
Chicago
Kearney
Nebraska
Waugh
Lake Superior
Ashland
Wisconsin
Storey
Farrand
J. J. McDowell
St. Paul
Union Pacific Road
Fullerton
North Platte
Omaha
Ogden
Worcester
Massachusetts
Attorney General
Secretary of the Treasury
Jacob Schaefer
Vignaux
Charles Ross
Aurora
C. C. Stevens
Mr. Gladstone
Osborne
Queen Victoria
Supreme Court of California
San Francisco
Holladay
Lafayette Square
Parsons
Kansas
A. W. Diggs
Alfred Smith
Jake
Cleveland
J. R. Stearns
Blissfield
Michigan
Iris
Sherman
St. Louis
Itch
Yale College
Ohio House Committee On Privileges and Elections
John D. Philbrick
Danvers
Detroit
Knoch
Stell- Wagen
Butler County
Pennsylvania
Lebanon
Kentucky
Samuel Averill
RB. A
Iowa
Kansas City
Evanston
Lake Forest
Lake Geneva
R. M. Duval
Burgins
Bayard
A. G. Dunn
Dix
WoMmAl
Nashville
Frank Arnold
Dudge
Rogers
Charles R
Dennett
Andre Matteson
James 8. Fry
New York Journal
W. T. Sherman
W. Smith
Grant
Donelson
C. N. Goodell
Morrill
Columbus
Lafayette
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf Railway
Ingalls
Frederick Douglas
Dawes
West
Dakota
J. Z. George
Tennessee
George 8. Storrs
Texas
Secretary of the Navy
Nicaragua Canal
Menocal
Secretary of War
Capitol Grounds
Garfield
Hoar
Abi Hoar
Mr. Hoar
House of Representatives
Mr. Sherman
House
Banking bill adverse report and mint age figures
The House Banking and Currency Committee directs an adverse report on Rep Seney’s bill linking bank shareholder liability. A January 1886 mint statement tallies gold and silver coinage, including 119,300 Eagles and 471,000 Half-Eagles, totaling over 3.7 million dollars in standard coinage. Cleveland makes a statement on civil service reform and party service in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Seney
United States
Washeron Fry
Senate
Harrison
Indiana
Jeakota
Dakota
Congress
Tennessee
George Washington
Washington
Butler
Michigan
California
Iowa
Florida
Arkansas
Oregon
South Carolina
Buter
Sherman
Secretary of the Treasury
Putida
Areneae
New York
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the Times
Sttidial
J. C. Bartlett
Westside
Democratic Committee
Tu Sullivan
Verre Haute Express
T. J. Mann
Mann
C. G Akin
Carlisle
Akin
Sullivan and Greene
Wabash
Blue
Mr. Daniels
Keystone Bridge Co
Tlinois
Railroad Co
Epiror Times
Commissioner Schaffer
Schaffer
New Lebanon
Ritzingers
Jien
D. T. Linegar
Cairo
Frank Armstrong
Salt Lake
Alfred Solomon
Las
Gladstone
Bright
Superior
Sterne
Tllinois
Denver
Hitchcock
Senate of
Des Moines
Pierce
Albany
Ontario
Congressional
Beatrice
Riddleberger
Pugh
Chase
Harris
Bureau of Public Health
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Committee On Public Lands
Reuben Eilwood
Hopkins
Court of Claims
C. M. Briggs
Crisp
Treasury
Watson
J. Browne
Yeas
Thomas A. Freeiicks
Holman
Thomas’ A. Hendricks
Brau
Lang
Ynun
Long Browne
Randall
Springer
Walls & Engle
Walla & Engle, Paxton, Ind
Davis, Engle & Davis
the Waterbury
Waterbury
Waterbury Watch Co
Couny
THE
TIMES
Alier
Strot
Smith & Wesson
Marlin Firearms Co
Standard
ES. Sullivan
Geo. W. Leach
ECOND
Jules Marne
Piper Heldsieck
G. H. Mums
Charles Heldsieck
O. C. Taylor
Hermitage
Bond & Lillard
J. M. Walker
Hume’s
W. H. McBrayer
A. Guckenheimer & Bros
Finches
Wwe
Commercial Row
Sullivan, Ind
Gray Street
Jefferson Abell
W B.stare
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