Meeting of Democratic Central Committee to fix primary time
A Democratic Central Committee meeting is set for 1 p m on Saturday February 6 1886 at the Court House to decide the time of the upcoming primary election and to handle other necessary business precinct representation is urged and vacancies will be filled by local Democrats.
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Democratic Central Committee
W. C. Jamison
Ohio
CoLumbus
Ohio Senate
CoLuxius
Senate
Kennedy
Hamilton
Ford
George L. Converse
Follett
Noyes
Mexico
Miller
South
Miss Miller
Auditor Brown
Drs Moines
Iowa
Gov. Larabee
Mr. Stewart
W. ‘& Hammond
B F. Rahkopf
Atty
Gen. Baker
Sherman
Cattell
Wright
Larabee
Brown
Keonuk
Love
United States
Seleen
New York
Vignaux
Schaefer
Relief Committee
Nanticoke
Pennsylvania
Ublic
J. 2 B. Oliver
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Ilumane Society
John Day
Western Railways
Chicago
Peersburg
Virginia
Norfolk and Western Road
Michigan
East Saginaw
Barry
Saginaw Valley
Te Agricultural Department of
Ilinois
Louisiana
Rev
Ben. Jenkins
I. Line Borden
Mansfield
Jenkins
Borden
Painesville
Vahio
Cleveland
House of Commons
Michael Hicks-Beach
Irish National League
Ireland
Mary Flaherty
Strasburg
Indiana
Milton Weston
Criminal Court
Pittsburg
Board of Pardons
Charles Hl. Reed
Albany
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Grand Jury
Worcester
Massachusetts
William N. McNeil
Lancaster National Bank
Pattison
Lockhaven
A. D. Nelson
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Henry L. Wilkins
Omaha
Boston
Europe
Mr. Downs
Monmouth
Illinois
Clinion
National Board of Trade
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England
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Alice
Mount Pleasant
Leavenworth
Kansas
Wheat
Colonel Knight
Wisconsin
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Bell Telephone and
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New York Tribune
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Board of Health secretary row stirs political tensions
The piece argues Dr. Freeman did not bid for the secretaryship and predicts affidavits to support it. It urges Schaffer and Arnett to be removed, denounces auctioning offices, and criticizes mob justice by citing Vincennes News on lynching and the dangers of lax courts and juries.
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Billman
Dr. Freeman
Board of Health
Messrs. Schaffer
Arnett
Boards of Health
Schaffer and
Vincennes News
Apps
Times
Lynch
Resolutions of Hespect in Jefferson Township
At the Jefferson township Teachers Institute meeting held January 16 1886 resolutions mourn the death of Prof J B Ogg. They commend his firm leadership inspire sympathy for his family and children and note his service as County Superintendent and teacher. A copy is to be sent to his family and to Greene and Sullivan counties papers.
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Pleasantville
Ind
Jefferson Township
Teachers’ Institute
J. 8
Ogg
Greene County
Greene
Sullivan Counties
Demands for a trusted Democrat for Legislature support
The writer urges Democrats to nominate a competent candidacy. They argue the county with a Democratic majority deserves a steady and faithful representative and name Hon. John M. Humphreys as the ideal contender likely to gain broad backing from earnest Democrats.
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Botter
John M. Humphreys
A.T. D
Hendricks Monument Committee Forms Subgroups
The Hendricks Monument Committee met at Briggs and Hultz law offices last Monday evening and established a preliminary organization. Joshua Ernest named secretary, with auxiliary committees named for Shelburn Herschal Stark and others across multiple towns.
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Hendricks Monument
Briggs & Hultz
Joshua Ernest
Shelburn
Herschal V. Stark
Wm. M. Denny
8. D. Osborn
Farmersburg
R. Thralls
Cass
Daniel Case
Wm. M.patten
Geo
Merom
D. M. Blue
Lewis Colvin
A. H. Shideler
New Lebanon
Jas. McClanahan
A. W. Springer
Charles Abercrombie
Carlisle
Ed. Akin
Geo. W. Whipps
R. Jenkins
Pleasantville
N. J. McCammon
Wm. P. O’haver
W. W. Howard
Fairbanks
Charles C. Ernest
Elijah Dilley
Jas. Brewer
Jas
G. Pounds
Wm H. Thixton
Graysville
Ed. Carrithers
John Durham
A. Cushman
Tom Collier
John T. Phillips
Sullivan
M. B. Wilson
Bohemian Oats Swindle Targets Farmers Nationwide
The Bohemian oats swindle has been sweeping through counties with gangs of crooks. Wabash county farmers Lon Bailey and Chris Pullman lost $2,000 to the scheme. The Farm and Fireside editor exposed the fraud and cited Henry Talcott of Ashtabula Ohio, who linked the scam to Henry L. Bacon, now imprisoned seven years. Talcott warned farmers of lower yields from Bohemian oats versus other varieties and noted lawsuits and financial troubles from the scheme.
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Lon Bailey
Chris Pullman
Wabash County
Ohio
Farm and Fireside
Henry Talcott
State Board of Agriculture
Ashtabula
Henry L. Bacon
Bacon
Summit County
Akron
Mr. Talcott
Local town notes and campus updates brighten winter
Merchants expect daily arrivals by boat. J. P. Stephens returns home suddenly while J. F. Walker plans departure. Miss Anna Stanley may be away weeks. Ina Buzan’s Lincolia Hall recital impresses. Routh touts prize winnings over Stephens and Walker. G A R oyster supper draws crowds. Big Spring Juvenile Band visits, fresh on scene. Lara Shideler falls ill again after recovery. Chas Cooper and others return via Vincennes due to ice. Professor Woodworth settles into new dormitory life amid campus chatter. Water pipes freeze then thaw causing wall damage near Franklin Hall.
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J. P. Stephens
J. F. Walker
Anna Stanley
Lincolia Hall
Ina Buzan
Routh
Stephens
Walker
Big Spring
Lara Shideler
Chas. Cooper
Will Pearce
Rev. Parr
Vincennes and Sullivan
Woodworth
Davis
Antelope Meeting Delayed by Cold Weather
A small group met in Sullivan on January 23, 1886 to discuss attendance at Antelope events but took no action due to cold weather. A larger meeting is planned for February 6, 1886 at eleven oclock in the forenoon at Justice Humphreys office, with a full attendance urged.
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Antelope
Sullivan
Humphreys
Ollock
County house fire kills five inmates in Jackson area
A county house fire at 12 30 yesterday morning in Jackson left five inmates dead among forty residents as cold weather worsened the scene. Firefighters found three women and two men among the deceased in the isolated rural facility four miles from town.
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Jackson
Mich
Dolly Martin
Kite Sivery
Fov
Jane Atkins
Zina Boynon
Charles Elliott
John Doherty
William Mills
Sanders
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Democratic Committee
Terre Haute
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Merrow
Jackson, Mich
Fortifications Board
William Henry Smith
Court of Claims
Cloverdale
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Petersburg
Joseph Raniin
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Bright
Oregon
August Liese
Quincy
Manchester
Kentucky
San Francisco
House of Correction
Thomas Mlarrison
Springfield
Dinois
Sam Jones
J. &. Chamberlain
Boston Advertiser
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Salt Lake
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Treseder
Newburz
West Virginia
Pirwus
J. F. Hale
Hubert Bowmen
Payne
Ohio Assembly
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Secretary of the Treasury
Peoria
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Beck
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Mgr. Edmunds
Shemna
Evaris
Sharma
United
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C. E. Wuaithall
Mississippi
Hoar
Pacific Railroads
Messrs. Daws and Ingalls
House
Morgan
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Vatts
Messrs
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Bragg
Wis
M. Henderson
Wolford
House Committee On Military Affairs
Fitz-John Porter
Porter
Pope
Walford
Reagan
Townshend
M. Townshend
Mr. Townshend
Mr. Snowden
Rogers
Mr. Herbert
Ala
Naval Committee
Boutelle
Norfolk Navy Yard
Chandier
Herbert
Joseph Rankin
Adams
Committee On Public Lands
Eustis
Senate Finance Committee
Meivilie
Carson
Nevada
Waterbury
Comipanty
Waterbury Watch Co
Couny
THE
Ravenow
Smith & Wesson
Marlin Firearms Conta
Standard
S. Sullivan
Geo. W. Leach
U. S
Jules
Piper Heidsieck
G. H. Mums
Charles Heinsieck
C. P. C. Taylor
Hermitage
Bond & Lillard
J. M. Walker
Hume's
W. H. McBrayer
A. Guckenheimer & Bros
Finches
Hes
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Thompson, Gray and
Washington Streets
Thompson Street
Exton Street
Said Street
Juliet M. Crowder
Said
Sullivan County
Washington Street
Evansville and
Terre Haute Railroad Company
Algo
Gray Styget
Evansville
Erre Haute
Gray Street
Jefferson Abell
W &B
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