Beasley Williams Insurance and Loan Agents Ad
Sullivan Indiana loan and insurance notice advertising money to loan for improved farms. Pensions procured and collections promptly made. Office Crowder building upstairs Northside Bays. Orrice over Goodsman's clothing store.
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Sullivan
Indiana
Mayfield’s Drug Store
Westside
Masonic Building
Chaney & Robbins
Sol Goorman
L. Stewart's Sons Insurance Agency
Crowder
Northside
J.D. Beasley
A.B. Williams
Justice OF the Peace
Orrick
McCammon & Wolfe's Clothing
Commercial Row
Orrice
Sol Goodsman
A N
Weir
Physici Ab
SURGE
Week & Reed
Whitlock 80 Acre Tract Swapped for Town Property
A.J. Whitlock’s 80 acre parcel located three miles northwest of Pleasantville is traded by Briggs and Barrett attorneys for town property. The deal transfers ownership from Whitlock to the town in exchange for municipal land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
A.J. Whitlock
County Official List for Sullivan Area
County officers and a long roster of surveyors trustees and ward officials are listed for Sullivan county and towns Carlisle Carlisle farm ersburg and surrounding townships. The document names commissioners surveyors county superintendent school trustees and town officers including clerks treasurers marshals attorneys and several ward trustees.
Transit times for E and S SER BR to river route
Early morning and late afternoon trains run between E and Ss E R B areas. The schedule shows a 5 30 a m departure, a 3 30 p m return, a 3 35 p m westbound to the river, and a 5 40 p m return from the river with repeated service intervals.
RATE ROAD TIME TABLE AND U H R R AND R
Trains going north listed with class codes and times. The readable items show first class and second class schedules with several numbers and abbreviations.
Evansville Terre Haute R R Timetable Fragment 1884
Fragmentary card shows railroad schedule data for Evansville and Terre Haute lines with cities Cincinnati Louisville St Louis. Entries list times and rates for various trains and connections, including morning and evening departures and miscellaneous notations.
Train Schedules Between Evansville Chicago Indianapolis
Daily trains five and four run with sleeping cars between Evansville and Chicago. Trains six and one run daily except Sunday with through coach between Eyinsville and Indianapolis. Train seven runs Sundays only with through coach between Evansville and Indianapolis. Trains one two five six seven run daily Sundays excepted. G. J. Grammar G. P. A.
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Evansville
Chicago
Eyyinsville
Indianapolis
Rains
G. J. Grammar
G.P. A
Ohio and Mississippi Railway Economy Express Timetable East West
Long transit table outlines eastbound and westbound service with Accom Day and Night options. Lists stations Vincen Olney Flora Odin Sandoval Vernon Seymour Mitchell Viney n s Olney Odin Sandoval St Louis and connections to Washington Baltimore New York with palace sleeping cars and parlor cars without change.
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Vincen
Odin
St. Louis
Sandoval
Vine
N’s
Mitchell
Sam
Seymour
Siam
Vernon
N'Ti
Cincinnati
Palace
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Night Express
Louisville
Washngton
Pacific
Olney
Flora
Staal
St. Louis Day Express
Cairo
New Orleans
Gas Palace
Pacific Express
Curtis on Blaine Refuses To Back Republican Candidate
Curtis declares delegates are free moral agents and cannot be bound by majority will in a convention. He says he would bolt only if the preferred candidate’s conduct warranted it, and notes past letters must be explained before endorsing any nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Curtis
William J. Youngs
Chicago
Blaine
Mr. Logan
Jaine
Harper's Weekly
Aly. Fisher
United States
Anonymous anti Blaine letter shocks Democratic delegates
The Washington Post reports a dated New York letter to a Chicago Democratic delegate ridiculing Blaine. The anonymous author, a prominent Republican ex-senator and rival to bolters, condemns Blaine’s record and calls for a principled, constitutional campaign. The piece hints at further disclosures from the same source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
George William Curtis
Senate
Ife
Supreme Bench
Blaine
Arthur
Mr. Blaine
North
Jevai
Vances
Lincoln
Grant
Hey
Demagogue Label Faces Cartoonists As Public Debate Heats
The excerpt targets political figures and artists with sharp satire. It mocks a demagogue and calls out Miss Gail Hamilton for her silence. The text predicts a future public swoop from Hamilton and suggests Puck and Keppler will need new artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Hamilton
Thomas Nast
Mr. Keppler
Puck
Journal of Civilization
Political rancor as Blaine campaign faces Connecticut defection
An 19th century blasts list fears of Blaine’s electability with party loyalties split. Folger orders 1.5 million dollars in small bills for Indiana while relatives of Blaine benefit from public treasury. Connecticut doubts and anti Blaine sentiment spread among workers and reformers. Wilkes bootleg rhetoric and Elkins Dorsey ties cited.
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Ohio
Blaine
Indiana
Folger
Mr. Blaine
Jimmy
Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Mr. Nast
Dr. Greeley
Mr. Tilden
Denny Kearney
Welkins
Welkin
Jones
Republican National Committee
Ile
Elkins
Powell Clayton
Jones’ Dorsey
New York Herald
Jackson
Schultz
New York
Logan Ile
Connecticut
Chandler
Fancus Hall Market
Doston Lobe
Leir
Independent Republicans debate Blaine in Cambridge meeting
Harvard figures including President Eliot oppose Blaine Logan on civil service reform and demagoguery. A Cambridge ward committee forms as independents rally support, reading letters from Chandler and Elliott while building a state organization to contest the ticket. Blaine criticized as purely political by the New York Evening Post.
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Cambridge
Mass
Eliot
Harvard College
Ife
Loraine
Logan
Blaine
J. 3. Thayer
William F. Fradbury
E. Tf. Uall
First Religious Society
Prof. Thayer
W. J. Relfe
William O. Tenshaw
Jabez Ox
S. C. Chandler
Samuel A. Eliott
University City
Republican
Congress
New York Anti Monopoly Club Hails Growth Drive
Theodore E K Tomlinson presided at a meeting of the New York Anti Monopoly club where Ix. Tomlinson outlined plans to expand clubs to cover every assembly district in the United States and argued for restoring the public domain to the people. He noted a popular American figure who could rally the people if not impeded by physical burden.
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New York
Theodore EK
Tomlinson
Ife
United States
Pitt
Waterloo
Tilden
Tepplane and Thurman
Ohio
Ben F Jones Named for Republican Committee Chair
The article notes Benjamin F Jones of Pennsylvania as a candidate for Chairman of the Republican National Committee. Described as a wealthy Pittsburg iron manufacturer, he is portrayed as influential in business circles and as someone who routinely contributes large sums to the Republican State Committee. The piece suggests the committee will wield substantial influence in upcoming matters.
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Mr. Blaine
Maine
Blaine
Congress
Roscoe Conkling
Credit Mobilier
New York Evening Post
Republican National Committee
Benjamin F. Jones
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Republican State Committee
Jones
California the Blaine boom dismissed by railroad foes
General Clunie argues California will judge Republican Blaine on railway questions not anti Chinese sentiment. He asserts California opposition to Central Pacific dominates state politics, predicting a Democratic victory if Thurman runs, and notes party support hinges on railroad affiliations and rate disputes.
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Clunie
California
Ile
Gramercy
Blaine
Pacific Coast
Dave McClure
Young Crocker
Adolph Spreckles
Bill Parks
Dennison
Frank Pixley
Justice Field
Thurman
Central Pacific Railroad
Seymour Speaks on Cleveland for 1884 Nomination
Toratio Seymour, long retired since 1868, weighs in on the New York scene. He endorses Gov. Cleveland as the New York delegation’s smart choice for the Chicago presidential nomination and predicts broad support from Republicans in the state. He notes Cleveland’s conduct benefits New York and could win over former opponents.
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Toratio Seymour
New York
Tilden
Ife
Cleveland
Chicago
Gov. Tilden
St. Louis
Free-Trade Republicans could cost Blaine in New England
The piece argues that New England Republican free traders, led by Curtis, Lodge, and Beecher, threaten Blaine by denying support in Massachusetts New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island and other states. It warns losses across Illinois Iowa Kansas Nebraska Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin if free traders are ousted, risking no Blaine states west of Indiana.
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New England
Knight
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Whode Island
Curtis
Lodge
Beecher
Illlinois
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Holters
Blaine
Indiana
Rocky Mountains
Philadolphia Times
Virginia Blaine and Logan Club Excludes Colored Members
A Virginia Blaine and Logan club is reported to be excluding colored members. The incident is described as part of a white man’s party.
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Virginia Blaine and Logan Club
Markets: prices on hay wheat beef hogs and more
Market rates dated July 17 1884 list hay per ton 5.50 wheat per bushel 0.84 flour per barrel 5.60 beef fat per lb 0.31 cattle stock per lb 0.54 hogs fat per lb 0.04 hogs stock per lb 0.33 sheep per lb 0.34 Butter per lb 1.24 eggs per dozen 0.10 hens per lb 0.06 roosters per lb 0.03 turkeys per lb 0.06 ducks per dozen 2.00 geese per dozen 3.00 dried peaches per lb 0.44 dried apples per lb 0.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sennivan, Inc
CATTLE Market Steady with Mixed Dairy Prices Listed
The report notes cattle market steadiness with quotes for steers from choice to fancy and ranges for heavy and light cattle. Dairy classifications show creamery and dairy prices from good to common levels, alongside miscellaneous monthly figures and regional markings.
New York Market Notes Prompt Mixed Western Spot
The item references a New York market note with mixed Western spot and various prices: 59-97 cents, and mentions months July August September. No clear event or persons identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Opscos
Local Grain Prices Noted in Milwaukaie Market
Milwaukie market notes show prices for No 2 rye and No 1 barley with firm bids. No 2 white oats and No 2 rye-barley lower bids listed, reflecting commodity trading activity in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurar—Lowver
Market quotes from Cincinnati with meat and provisions
Cincinnati market report shows prices for fats pork steady at 16.00 dollars. Lard ranges 7.00 to 7.15, bulk meats 6.00 to 8.50, bacon 9.25 to 9.75, and provisions including pork and lard noted with steady or strong tendencies.
Grain and meat prices steady to higher in St Louis market
The market report notes mixed movements with dry salt meats at the quoted $8.15 to $8.50 range, bacon around $9.25, and lard rising to $7.40. Beef cuts and pork provisions show varied activity with earlier gains and quieter trading in some lines.
Mixed Shot and July 58e at GabS
Fragmented OCR text mentions various terms like Winter Red Spot July August and Conan-Western higher. The readable parts reference Rye-Ligher at GabS and mixed shot. The content is obscured and lacks clear events or actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Whratt
Gabs
Wool Market Report Shows Regional Wool Prices
Boston market highlights Wool-More active with Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces at 37 to 40 cents. Michigan survey notes combing and delaine at 5 to 5.40 dollars. Unwashed wools quoted at 15.1 to 28 cents, pulled wools around 2.38 per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Sheriff Sale Notice of Nettie Kinsell v Evans
Certified decree from Sullivan Circuit Court directs sale of rents and profits for up to seven years on the east half of the northwest quarter and southwest quarter of the northwest quarter in section 17 township 7 north range 8 west Sullivan County Indiana. Public auction set for Saturday July 26 1884 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Sullivan County Court House door.
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Greene County
Sullivan Circnit Court
Nettie Kinsell
Michael W. Evans
Court House
Sullivan County
Indiana
Towit
Township Seven
Riuge
Stulyn James L. Berry
Hays & Hays
Sullivan Circuit
Farmers’ State Bank
Jacob
Gray
Township Nine
Range Nine
Township Eight
Jacobb. Gray
Pajmett
James L. Berry
Hays
Jacob Z. Gray
Sullivann County
Jacob 2. Gray
Sullivan
Hays & Days
Atty's
Sullivan Circuit Court
Robert IL Crowder
Edgar WY
Turner
Edgar V. Turner
Township Six
Laken
Philip Heck
Jane Enterline
Jacob Booker
Vesta Chowning
Isaac Stewart
John Calloway
Nancy J. Conley
Robert H. Lester
Pines Oy
Sulivan Circuit Court
Swat
D. Sell Thomas J. Mann
How Watch Cases Are Made in Gold and Alloy
An analysis of gold watch cases notes that pure gold lacks stiffness and elasticity. It describes how James Ross Gold Watch Case Co and Keystone Watch Cases combine gold with a reinforcing metal to improve strength and fit while reducing gold usage. A pamphlet from Keystona Watch Case Factories offers illustrated details.
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James Ross
ST Vary
Keystona
Philadelphia
Keystone
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Sullivan, Ind
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