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Newspaper

Sullivan Times

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1884

Page

2

Indiana Parties Face Off in State Nominating Talks

Republicans name W H Calkins for governor and a full slate including Eugene Bundy Robt Mitchell Bruce Carr Rhody Shiel and W C Wilson along with H T Hammond and W M Hoggat. Democrats meet in Indianapolis naming Isaac P Gray Mason D Manson Wm R Myers John J Cooper Francis T Hord and others. The piece includes biographical sketches of Gray and Manson and notes on party conventions and local congressional actions.

W. H. Calkins Eugene Bundy Robt. Mitchell Bruce Carr Rhody Shiel W. C. Wilson Supreme Court H. T. Hammond W. M. Hoggat B. C. Hobbs Indianapolis Col Isaac P. Gray Mason D. Manson Wm. R. Myers John J. Cooper Francis T. Hord Indianapolis News Isaac P. Grayts Pennsylvania Chester County Ohio New Madison Indiana Union City Ind George W. Julian Little York Ohio Medical College Cincinnati Stephen A. Douglass Lincoln McDonald Lew Wallace Congress

Resolutions of Graysville Lodge on B F Thornberry

Graysville Lodge No 584 Odd Fellows records the death of charter member B F Thornberry. The resolutions mourn his loss and celebrate his life of friendship love and truth, extend sympathy to his family, thank Sullivan and Shelburn Lodges for funeral help, and direct publication and family notice.

Graysville Lodge B. F. Thornberry Wierkas Odd Fellowship Bis Grand Lodge Odd Fellows Sullivan and Shelburn Sullivan U. B. Exo W. Nowy Com Lyx Privirs

Early 1890s US news roundup reports losses and deaths

The week records 187 failures in the US and 25 percent wheat damage in California. It notes Gardner & Yates of Mobile suspending payments with liabilities of 165000 dollars, deaths of Wm E Woodal and Bishop Simpson, and various political, legal, and business items across the nation including a 2 700 dollar pickpocket case, bank failures, floods, fires, and railroad earnings.

United States California Board of Agriculture Gardner & Yates Mobile Wm. E. Woodal Baltimore Bishop Simpson Philadelphia Isaac Klauber Madison Wis Drummond Chicago Arthur West Shore Syracuse M. Andlebrow Minneapolis Cole Iowa Solicitor of the Treasury Raynor J. I. Case Cleveland Texas St. Louis Vermont Samuel KE. Pingree E. J.ormsbee Detroit A. T. McReynolds Ohio Michael Beehone Jackson Mich Paris Green Doud Peru Indiana Ier B. F. Jones Pittsburg Republican National Committee Trotchkiss, Burnham & Co New York J. W. Burnham Louisiana New Orleans T. Barnum Tufts College Dominion Montana Bond Quebec John C. Eno Columbus North Shore Lumber Company Parry Harbor Ont General Ward Burnett West Point Washington Margaret Kling Milwaukee Ienry Feahrig Frederick Delarge Fort Wayne MaccNamara Clintonville Steubenville 8Izzie Spencer Faribault Minnesota Bishop Warren University of Denver Thif School of Divinity Joseph Bork Buffalo Auburn Court of Appeals Richard Crodich Peter Crady Willard Thompson Crirardsville Buelsingham Connecticut Startford Edwin Harrison A. D. S Taseman Brooklyn Fort Madison Cerro Gordo Ills Jefferson Iron Company Rock Island Road Glick Salina Prohibition Agricultural Department of Tllinois Corn Cleveland and Toledo Commodore Garrison Patrick Joyce Bellaire Europe Skelton Brothers & Co Montreal Sinois Bloomington J. 3. Hobbs Dr. Perryman Belleville

Multiple sensational incidents sweep through towns and rail hubs

A list of dramatic events unfolds from Miss Lizzie Bradley in Kansas to evangelists in Illinois, robberies near Elkton Maryland, a death at Armour & Co Chicago, train robberies near Magnolia tunnel, labor strife at Uniontown Pennsylvania, a fatal crush in Boston, a near-lynching in Milwaukee, a jailhouse lynching in Vincennes Indiana, and a wave of political and financial shocks across the U S including bank failures, railroad cutbacks, and convention politics.

Lizzie Bradley White Cloud Kansas Oscar Rose Charles Bement Danvers Township Illinois John Wallace Elkton Wallace Armour & Cole West Twenty-second Street Chicago Alice M. Wells Boston H. N. Greely Cleveland and Pittsburg Magnolia Ile Uniontown Penn Indiana W. P. Calkins W. W. Dudley Peter McCormick Hunter's Point N. Y Patrick Kernan Ikernen McCormick Joseph Piszcrek Milwaukee Rusk Western & Atlantic Railroad Mathew Morgan New York Brooklyn Rosa May Jacob Harris Cohen Brooklyn City Railway Company Walter Upstone de Kalb Joliet John Bowen Atchison Vincennes Ind Olver Canfield Canfield C. K. Garrison John F. Terry Aly. Garrison Abraham Levan Evangelist Moody England Ife Messrs Granahan Pentecost Stebbins Whittle Charles C. Hemmrick George A. Iemmrick Mail Baltimore United States Iemmrick West Office Department Do. V Edmund Fitzmaurice Marquis of Lansdowne Sheldon Cleveland Flower Bayard Daniel Manning Edward Cooper Lester LB. Faulkner John C. Jacobs August Delmont John Kelly Abrama Tewitt Shenandoah

Senate Amendment Funds Army Supply Upkeep

Congress had repeatedly refused to fund proper supplies. The senate amendment would provide $250,000 to cover future extra work, aiming to reduce desertions from the army.

Congress Senate

Senate Votes on Mexican Pension and Related Bills

June records show the Senate passing the Utah relief bill for Fite John Porter by 33 to 15 and debating the Mexican pension bill with amendments. Key figures include Ingalls Beck Voorhees Conger and orders to extend or limit arrears, with final passage of the Mexican pension bill later in June alongside transportation, judiciary, and railroad provisions.

Senate Fite John Porter Utah Ingalls Ric- Meberger Beck Conger Voorhees Ephraim Sx. Wilson Maryland Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe Indian Territory House Supreme Court Dakota Washington Territory Kansas Pacific Sioux City and Pacific Central Branch Union Pacific Road Union and Central Pacific Post Central Pacific Kansas Pacific Road United States Ohio Campbell Morey Sioux City and St. Paul Railroad Company Judiciary Committee At Arms Thompson Hallet Kilbourne

War taxes to be cut as monopolies profit

It argues that welfare demands protection over principle as monopolies thrive with operatives earning $1.16 daily while Treasury has surplus millions, urging further reductions in war taxes.

Capitol Evans Congress J. H. McKenney Supreme Court of the United States Middleton Washington Galveston Capt. Ead Morrison Ways and Means Folger Loase Lawrence Ile Treasury New York Star

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