Times Pricing Notice Amid Confusing Fragments
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the Times
Civil service reform debated by Indiana readers and politics
The piece covers Senate confirmation of Postmaster Ernest, looming judgeship for J. Turpie, and critique of civil service reformers. It notes E. Graves as bureau chief, a $950 engraving bill for a Henderson portrait, and Beasley’s political rise in Vermillion Vigo Sullivan counties with multi-county election tallies. It ends with Democratic appeals for moral, clean officials and a warning against Republican control.
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Civil Service
E. O. Graves
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Hendricks
Congress
Punch Hoskins
Judge Massie
Tom Reid
Sullivan
Dora Williams
Republican Party
Beasley Named Joint Representative For Vigo Sullivan Counties
In Terre Haute Gazette notes Beasley of Sullivan is nominated for joint representative of Vigo and Sullivan counties. Lacey of Vermillion remains in the field. Blake withdrew to aid Beasley. Sullivan voters favored the extra seat, while Vermillion supporters express no real grievance.
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Terre Haute
Jonn.t. Beasley
Elisha A. Lacey
Vermillion County
Sullivan
Beasly
Vigo
Beasley
Lacey
Vermillion
the Times
Mr. Beasley
Terre Haute Gazette
Congress
Joseph H. Blake
Local notes from Paxton and vicinity brighten harvest scene
Farmers report light Meadows and wheat bought by Mr Joseph Shepherd at Paxton this fall with little threshing yet. Blackberry crop is excellent and residents enjoy the harvest. Several locals visit relatives and attend events while robberies shock the town as several homes are ransacked for provisions.
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Jos. Shepherd
Paxton
W. R. Nesbit
Sullivan
John
Arnold
Carlisle
W.J. Davis
Rockville
Ed. Blackman
Evansville
Ind
Kansas
Jos. Canan
Effie Eaton
James Watson
Charley Curtis
Geo. Gordon
Haddon
Chas, Eaton
Sopha Russell
Mother Hubbards
Impeachment trial ends in acquittal of Auditor Brown
Des Moines reports that John L. Brown Auditor of State was acquitted as two thirds of the Iowa Senate did not vote for conviction on any article. The roll calls spanned thirty counts with 21 senators voting guilty on some counts, while 29 voted for conviction on others, ending in acquittal.
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Des Moines
John L. Brown
Senate
Hull
Brown
Bremer County
Vail
Iowa
Atlanta
Dade
Senator Brown & Co
Gate City
Rome
BurFra O
Niagara Falls
Capt. Webb
C. D. Graham
Buffalo
Graham
Falls
Tonawanda
Lewiston
Philadelphia
Horseshoe Falls
Lonon
Unionists
Gladstonians
Parnellites
George Otto Trevelyan
Chamberlain
Gladstone
Hawick
Trevelyan
Hawick Ethoup
John Dillon
Gladstonian
Gladstoniand
Lord Salisbury
Lord Hartington
Ireland
Scotland
Enland
Reed Worden
Newport
Edmunds
Congress
Arthur
New London
Panama Canal Company
Kansas
Martin
Reddle
Waterford
Wisconsin
Fort Keogh
Allen County
Indiana
Little River
Pittsburg
Union
Central Pacific
Omaha
San Francisco
Pine Bluff
Southern Illinois
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Martin Conklin
Lancaster
Ohio
Paul St. Hayne
Augusta
Georgia
Beckwith
Levi R. Reese
Knights of Labor
Fort Worth
Texas
Republican State Central Committee of
Missouri
Chauncey L Filley
D. P. Grier
Cincinnati
Charles Binnie
Denver and
Rio Grande Road
Denver
Frank Moore
Pennsboro
West Virinia
Charles Marsh
Boston
James McKlenry
London
Atlantic
William L. Scott
Erie
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Winona
Minnesota
William Brown
Coburg
Cleveland
Dayton
California
Grand Army
A. G. Brown, Jr
Jackson
Michigan
Chicago
Tire Department
Evansville
Parson Downs
Alice Walton
Abraham Lincoln
Hedgesville
Kentucky
Louisville
William M. Jones
John B. Alley
Es Moines
Minneapolis
Rerenbeige
Columbus
United States Senate
Payne
R. Porter Lee
Sam Archer
New Mexico
Socorro
International Bimetallist League
Great Commercial Nations
Gatling
Washington
Sturgeon Bay
Lakeichigan Ship Canal
Harbor of Refuge
Big Black River
Red River
Arkansas
Little Red River
White River
Cumberland River
Nashville
Penn
South Fork
Dakota
Hoar
United States
Pacific Railroad
Mr. Platt
Washington Territory
Yakima Reservation
Northern Pacific Railroad
Carson and Colorado Railroad Company
Walker River
Nebraska
Platt
Missouri River
Clark’s Fork
Columbia River
Cullom
Logan
West
Mississippi River
Mexico
DHS
Atlantic and Pacific Ship Railway Company
Secretary of War
Board of Army
Lake Michigan
Commercial Club
J. McMillan
Committee On Commerce
Chicago, Burlington and Northern Railway Company
Dubuque
Riddleberger
Hiddleberger
Joha B. Eads
Kiddleberger
New York City
Miller
Committee On Privileges and Elections
House
Oregon
Hennepin Canal
Stony Point
N. Y
Sommmelligt
Teller
Carlisle
Committee
Edward M. Harrington
Yeas
McMillan
Bragg
Ragg
Cole
Mary
Committee of the Whole
Morrison
Committee On Ways and Means
Kreckennage
Stone
Committee On Civil Service Reform
Civil Service
District of Columbia
Committee On Appropriations
FitzJohn Porter
Holt
Lincoln
Commissioners of Pensions and Patents
Ryan
Fitz John Porter
Internal Revenue Commissions
Morrison Planned Caustic Report on Randall Tariff Bill
Morrison nears completion of a lengthy reform document criticizing the Randall tariff bill. The report will likely be presented to the house soon and may force Randall to respond, as it casts tariff reformers in a strong light and accuses opponents of breaking pledges to revise tariffs.
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Morrison
Randalll
House
Mr. Randall
Merom Notes of Local Life and Business Moves
Local items describe Brax Wilkinson selling books in Pittsburg and Cambers. Rev. Moore at M. E. church. Miss Belle Titus visiting Merom. various moves by residents to Westfield College and Linton Indiana. Wabash river conditions and flood era crops. threshers busy as new wheat pours in. Cushman buys 1000 bushels at 65 cents. horse shoe challenge and vandalism at corn ferry. abstract of title service offered by Barrett & Barrett.
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Dan Blue
Brax Wilkinson
Pittsburg
Penn
M. E. Church
Moore
H. H. Shidler
Swalley
R. S. Remington
Linton
Indiana
Gilbert Hammond
Starkey College
N. Y
Woodworth
M. E
Sullivan
John Creager
Pety
Lamotte Prairie
Jim Kane
Shhilder
Will
Hunt
Newt
Thompson
Barrett & Barrett
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Sullivan Counts
J. C. Bartlett
Westside
James B. Patten
PLA
Jenkins
Willis
H. French
H. Willis
Josteee
Ben
Brices
Seine
1Ddis
Charles Scott
James L, Nash
Ernest
Joan E. Lamb
David Turpie
Turpie
Jonn. T. Beasley
Shelburn
Pro
Chicago News
Halstead
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
M. Halstead
Trisawel
Grown
Henry James
Blondon
Shackelford
Ware
Tron
M. J. Haley
General Land Office
St. Paul
Commercial Bulletin
Canada
Pacific Slope
Michian
Congressional
Aatna Life Ins. Co
Rigas & Berry, Real Estate Agta
Sullivan, Tud
C. H. Crowder
No. H
Westside, Sullivan,nd
Leach
Queen’s
E. & T. H. Depot
Sullivan, Ind
W. G. Borders
Neverleaks
Davis, Engle & Davis
Perro
Belle Titus
Robinson, Tl
Merom