Democratic Committee Meeting set for February sixth
The Democratic Central Committee will meet at the Court House at 1 p m on Saturday February 6 1886 to decide onPrimary Election timing for Democratic nominees and to handle other business. Precinct representation is urged and vacancies will be filled by the precinct Democrats.
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Fast Florida Trip via Evansville Route Draws Travelers
A noted bird analogy boasts the shortest route to Florida. The Evansville Route offers a 34 hour run from Terre Haute to New Orleans and Jacksonville due to a new Ohio River bridge near Evansville. Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars run to Nashville with one change to New Orleans and Jacksonville. Send for an illustrated copy of Florida-A Story.
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New Orleans
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R.A. Capel
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Light Seen In Nanticoke Mine Rescue Hopes Rise
Four weeks after the disaster at the Nanticoke mine in Pennsylvania, rescuers report a possible light seen ahead by Don Hollister and John Davis, prompting renewed efforts to reach the entombed miners as families brace for extended tragedy.
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Washington
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White House
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Bayard
Mr. Bayard
Thomas Francis
Philp Francis
Samuel D. Warner
Boston
Mabel
James A. Bayard
Arizona
Katherine Bayard
Fort Christiana
Peter Stuyvesant
National bankruptcy system discussed by boards of trade
Representatives of boards of trade and commercial bodies urged the House Judiciary Committee to back a national bankruptcy system, with the Lowell bill favored. The committee leader aims for an efficient system with minimal machinery while the Senate Finance Committee plans new requests for department heads. Dakota delegates met the president to press statehood, the president pledging impartial legal review and careful consideration of the issue.
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