Bartlett No. 2 Up stake Westside
The Times pricing figures list annual subscription at one dollar and fifty cents. Short term rates cover six months four months and one month with single issue at five cents.
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Westside
the Times
Times Volume Nine Opens Amid Sullivan County Rife
The Times proclaims its future as the county’s leading newspaper while speculating on political maneuvering. Questions swirl about a ring influencing candidates Berry French Fordyce and the Democratic stance amid alleged payoffs and stagedwatch timing.
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The
Times
New York May Form Society For Humane Treatment
Henry Berean writes a second play and Syracuse forms an anti profanity society. The writer suggests the county commissioners create a similar group for Mr Arnett, proposing a humane society in the region.
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Henry Berean
New York
Society For the Prevention of
Syracuse
N.Y
Board of County Commissioners
A Voter’s Questioned Honor Draws Fire in Sullivan
A long inquiry into Fordyce, Boo d Mee and Willis dominates Sullivan politics. The letter by Jas L Berry explains sheriff claim delays and Supreme Court rulings affecting jail care pay, urging public trust in his integrity.
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Sullivan Democrat
Sullivan County
Democracy
J. Billman
Messrs
Bynum Vs. Board Commissioners
Greene County
Supreme Court
Commissioners’ Court
Commissioner's Record
Commissioners
Jas. L. Berry
Berry for County Auditor Faces Accusations of Fraud
A Sullivan County letter defends James L. Berry as honest and popular, while a rival Democrat accuses Berry of filing and delaying payments for four years of sheriff duties. The correspondence questions legality and suitability for the Auditor’s office, noting disputed claims and urging scrutiny.
Willis Withdraws Boosts Berry Nomination Unity Achieved
The passage hints at Wm Willis withdrawing to unify behind Berry, questioning Fordyce’s campaign costs and the boodle ring. It probes motives of the ring leaders and the potential coercion of Fordyce supporters to align with Willis under party bosses.
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Fordyce
Berry
French
Wm. Willis
Wm. Wills
Willis
Jas. L. Berry
Unclaimed letters at the post office February 22 1886
A list of names includes J T Brown Mrs Mary Chambers Jessie Barfield Sam Creager Amanda Cartry Jennie Cooper William Elrod John N Erlin Mollie Gray William Groove Charles Grant M L Zinnis Alexander Hughes J Hunter John Handley James Henderson G W Hinton M W Henderson Gill Royse James Milan Elizabeth Moore James W Morgan J J Dillingham Nancey Neal James Kellang Annie Robbins Albert St John Wim Sexton Louisa Story James F Watters Ed H Wood Lucian Shake Cyrus Banter Walter Parks J Ernest P M. Letters remain unclaimed and will be sent to the Dead-letter Office after thirty days.
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J.T. Brown
Mary Chambers
Jessie Barfield
Sam Creager
Amanda Cartrey
Jennie Cooper
Wm. Elrod
John N. Erlin
Mollie Gray
William Groove
Chas. Grant
M. L. Zinnis
Alexander Hughes
J. Hunter
Birth, move, and lighting changes in Indiana news
A Terre Haute birth reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs David Henry at noon Monday. Mr George F Hughes, noted in music, plans a move with his family to Crawfordsville as he continues travel for an Indianapolis house. Vandalia electric light expands coverage near the Union depot, replacing about fifteen gas lamps with electric illumination.
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Terre Haute
Yates
Peoria
Linois
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Iowa Senate
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James Nixon
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George W. Peck
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Grant Means
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Simpson
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House of Representatives
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House Committee On Post Offices
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Virginia
Polk Johnston
McBride
Swan
Jonathan Ogden
Edgar County
Clark
Frank T. Thayer
Albert Mitchell
Missouri Pacific Road
Crockett
Texas
Hendricks
State Democratic Club of
California
Michael O’connell
Great Barrington
Massachusetts
John L. Adair
Tahlequah
Indian Territory
J. B. Lucas
Pittsburg
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W. 5S. Meservey
Plains
New Mexico
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Ilinois
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Supreme Court of California
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Stoneman
American Agricultural Association
S. Sato
Japan
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J. P. Weaver
J. W. Pierce
Barnhardt
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Atchison Company
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Nicolaus
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Snohomish City
Washington Territory
Myers
Bauer
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J. Ti. Gleeson
St. Clair Street
Roche
Schadt
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Bloomington
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Parsons
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Noah Porter
Yale College
Mason Young
Waldo
Pine Rock
Judge Fullerton
James H. Paine
Chicago Land Company
Virginis
State Senate
West Virginia
Canadian Pacific Road
Burrard Inlet
Vancouver
Port Moody
Martinsburg
Burns
Savannah
Georgia
J. Frank Crockett
Boston and
Lowell
Supreme Court upholds telephone rent law in Indiana
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed the County Criminal Court in State v Hackett finding the last Legislature’s reduction of telephone rents from $5 to $3 a month constitutional. The decision also held that charges above $3 for alleged service were illegal, since the law includes all appliances in connection with the service. Chief Justice Niblack wrote the opinion with all justices concurring.
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Ind
Supreme Court
County Criminal Court
John E. Hackett
Niblack
George Q. Cannon
Salt Lake
Ile
Winnmucca
Zane
Cannon
London
Hyde Park
Mansion House
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Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Ohio
Daniel J. Dalton
Namilton County
Dalton
Grant Monument-Fund Committee of
New York
Cornell
Greener
Congress
George Washington
National Capital
Mount Vernon
Continental Guards
Washington
Cleveland
St. Loui
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Quincy
Ark
Walters
Treasury notes and reform calls span border issues
Secretary Manning issues a call for 10,000,010 in bonds to be paid in April. February disbursements reach nearly 10,000,000 on pension. Major Williams flags undervaluation of imported books and urges duties by retail price with plates treated as originals.
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Manning
Treasury
Major Williams
The
John A. Rawlins
Washington
Congress
Union Veteran Club of
Chicago
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Wyo
California
Frye
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Mexico
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Empire of Brazil
Plumb
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Indian Territory
Maxey
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Library Committee
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Dawes
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Texas
Riddleberger
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Allison
Fes
Bowen
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Clardy
Missouri
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J. M. Taylor
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Postal Service
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Kelley
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Thomas
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Warner
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Baker
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Ely
Hahn
Harmer
Hayden
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O’hara
Geddes
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Official Paper OF
Sullivan Cochin
J. C. Bartlett
Eprron and Proprietor
Hon
Ring
August Beckman
Barnes, D. ‘I
Chicago News
Goldwin Smith
England
Democratic Editorial Association
Grand Hotel
Scott Ray
Thomas A. Hendricks
W. R. Myers
Fordyce Meni
Dicker
James L. Berry
Knave
Dee
Circuit Court
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Elkhart
Palarm
Arkansas
Samuel J. Tilden
Fort Worth
Dallas
Youngstown
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Patoka
Irons
Broadway
T. G. Quin
Osceola
Solomon Lina
Little
Colorado River
Frank W. Palmer
Wouk
Chronicle
Knoxville
Oregon City
Portland
Corrigan
Rome
Bishop Becker
TIE Bell
Bell Telephone
Thurman
Baxter
Garland
J. Harris Rodgers
Joseph E. Johnston
Yeas
Edmunds
Post Office Committee
Congressional
Tam
Jas. B. Patten
Joan N. Forpyce
JaMeses L. Berry
William Willis
James Johnson
Oaee
Harrison Frencis
Tama
Pla. Jenkins
Ben. Ss. Wolfe
Lise
Sisterifh
Lem. H. Winnis
James B., Abell
Issu
Joss Beasley
Igsc
John L. Kaufman
James L, Nasit
Charles Scorr
Surveyor
Nathan Thomas
Turman Township
Wt. Thornberry
Caleb Lester
Timer
Pleakxe
Tur
Hamilton Township
Abe. McClellan
Jas. P. Wilkey
J. A. Johnson
Wekiesraesseur Sit Titwa
E. C. Listos
Sullivan
Firma
Weir & Reed
James H. Reed
Sullivan, Ind
John Riggs
Sullivan Circuit Court
Commodore P. Riggs
Kyotice
Drs. Bucher & Kiser
Ed Dopsmic
W. H. Bucher
S. A. Kiser
Ajtice
Frank & Levy
Adolph Levy
Las
LLU AL Lelu
Jake N. Frank
State of Indiana
County of
Peter J. Ryan
Josephine Pulmnteer
Chas
KE. Barrett
Josephine Palmateer
State of
Gald
Thomas J. Mann
Board of Trustees
Jefferson Abell
Pres
W. B. Stanx
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