Sullivan Democrats and Akin in county race discussed
The Times notes Sullivan county Democrats should back Hon. C. T. Akin for State Senator and Greene for Prosecutor, urging fair delegation and warning against boycotters. The piece cites Mackey on boycotts and quotes a 1877 Treasury letter regarding executive nominations and Roosevelt’s Port of New York appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Akin
Sullivan County
Greene
Treasury Department
Senate
New York
Roosevelt
Port of
Committee On Commerce
New York Custom House
Joan Sherman
Roscort Conkling
Committee On
Commerce
U. 8
S. Senate
Davis Favored for Greene County Prosecutor in County Pact
A Bloomfield Democrat M Cyrus E Davis is Greene county’s preferred Prosecutor candidate. The Sullivan county Dems may unite with Greene for Senator and Prosecuting Attorney, with a proposed arrangement where Davis withdraws in favor of Axtell to keep party unity and fairness. Greene county praises Daviss character and legal reputation ahead of a bid that would bind both counties to shared victories.
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Cyrus E. Davis
Bloomfield
Sullivan
Davis
Greene County
Sullivan County
Greene
Vigo
Axtell
Mr. Davis
Jong
Labor vs Capital in a Nation at the Crossroads
An editor cites Malachi urging justice for workers and condemns the modern strike as a test of whether capitalism or labor should govern. The piece argues millions face hardship as strikes erupt and warns of rising suffering beyond those directly involved. It urges public awakening to defend workers’ rights.
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Times
Mr. Mackey
God
A. D
Toda
Cannon
Oklahoms
Oklahoma
Holman
Ind
Cate Dlemen
Weaver
Congress
Indian Territory
Beaver
Cherokee Strip Live Stock
Cutcheon
Michigan
Oklahoma Commission
Swope
Hancock
House Committee On Education
Anderson
Kansas
McComas
Postoffice Saving Banks
Postoffica Department
Oates
Alabama
District of Columbia
Bynum
Thomas A. Hendricks
United States
Hendricks
Reid
Washington Territory
Republicans of Hadden township endorse trustee for continued service
In a mass convention on March 13 1886 the Republicans of Hadden township endorsed G G M Arnold for trustee and refused to nominate a competing candidate. They instructed delegates not to vote for clerk of court or recorder while nominating John R Walker for Justice of the Peace Theo Harper for Assessor and Nathan Gadson for Constable. The second portion offers advertising guidance from a New York merchant on how to select newspapers craft ads and negotiate contracts emphasizing target readers and avoiding wasteful spending.
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Hadden Township
Haddon Township
G. G. M. Arnold
Justice of the Peace
John R.walker
Theo. Harper
Constable
Nathan Gadson
Barrett Announces Small Loans With Simple Rates
Barrett announces loan terms with fixed rates: under 1000 dollars at 7 percent, 1000 to 2000 dollars at 6 1/4 percent, and over 2000 dollars at 6 percent. This notice outlines the lending plan and acceptance terms.
Train Robbery Murder Near Joliet Shocks Chicago
Kellogg Nichols, express messenger for United States Express Co., is slain during a No. 5 train robbery between Joliet and Morris. Robbers take nearly $22,000 in cash and valuables after overpowering baggage master Newton Watt. Authorities pursue leads from Morris to Chicago as detectives converge on the case amid wide public alarm.
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Chicago
North Avenue
Kellogg Nichols
United States Express Company
Davenport
Joliet
Morris
Nichols
Newton N. Watt
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Road
van Buren Street
Wagner
Newton H. Watt
Railroad Company
Watt
Express Company
Minooka
Watts
Express
Morais
Ill
Kinsman
Pekin & Southwestern
Mike Humphreys
Mike
Jack
Vast 19th Century Notices Blend Wars Roads Memoirs and Wages
Charitable and religious associations left an estate of about 1 million dollars. Pacific roads advertise first class tickets from Cuicazo to San Francisco or Los Angeles at 34.50 with a 5 rebate. Atchison road plans two pools with Ogden as divider. Webster & Co announce Latin memoirs of Pope Leo III to appear in 1887, translated into all languages. Dalton at Hamilton County Ohio arraigned in Columbus with returns of election produced. Two assassins of Captain A H Murphy hanged in New Orleans after sheriff seeks governor guidance. Winter wheat outlook grim with late sowing and Hessian fly. Illinois Kansas Missouri see big acreage drop. Chinese consul in New York travels to Connecticut to probe New Britain laundries boycott. New Haven typographical union seeks Palladium composing-room control. Merwich Baltic mills pay up to 3 cents an hour for eleven hours as 1000 workers quit. Akron trades assembly boycotts factories with J F Lieberling stake.
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William Irwin
California
San Francisco
Amasa Sprague
Rhode Island
United States
Leavenworth
Henry T. Green
Kansas
Joseph Foss
Arkansas Traveler
Cincinnati
James Eells
Lane Theological Seminary
T. J. Weary
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Louisville
Milton W. Henry
Akron
Ohio
Canton
Chaffee
Colorado
Adriana
Michigan
Schumacher Mills
Adrian
Fred D. Grant
U.S. Grant, Jr
Cleveland
Des Moines
Towa
Silesia
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
St. Paul Road
Nerman Clark
New York
Ottumwa
Kansas City
N. O. Nelson Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Tuley
Chicago
Illinois
Montreal
Niagara Falls
L. G. DeWitt
Japan
Salem
Massachusetts
Tokio
Union Pacific Road
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Oregon
Rock Island Road
St. Paul
Fire Island
William L. 'Renheim
South Carolina
John H. Oberly
Iainois
Charles Lyman
Connecticut
Gomez
Matamoros
Brownsville
New Orleans
Indiana
Daviess County
Bunch
Pepsi Tise
Columbus
Hollingsworth
Knox County
van Horne
Canadian Pacific Road
Pacific Coast
China
Australia
W. D. Washburn
Bank of Montreal
Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Marie and Atlantic Railway
Canadian Pacific
Minneapolis
Michael Hahn
Louisiana
Congress
Washington
Knights of Labor
F. Lieberling
Ferdinand Schumaker
Jay Gould
Florida
Southwest
Knights
Carleton
Shelbyville
Jonathan Bell
New London
Athill King
Thomasville
Georgia
Joliet
Pacific Roads
Cuicazo
Los Angeles
Atchison Road
Ogden
Webster & Co
Leo III
David J. Dalton
Hamilton County
Obie
Supreme Court
Dalton
Patric Ford
John Murphy
A. H. Murphy
Missouri
New Britain
Typographical Union of
New Haven
Palladium
Baltic
Merwich
Trades Assembly of
J. F. Lieberling
Rome Letter Charges Minister with Etiquette Violations
A Washington Sunday paper prints a Rome letter accusing Minister Statio of grave etiquette breaches at public dinners and notes his wife attended the door to save a servant’s wages. The report ties to broader items on Bell patents and other European matters.
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Washington
Rome
Statio
General Benet
Professor Bell
Patent Office
Bell
Bzl
Committee On Agriculture
Federa
Senator Ingalls
Senate debate and bills on forests and oleomargarine taxes
Senate discussions cover Edmunds forest reservation heads of Missouri and Clark's Fork rivers and a bill taxing oleomargarine butterine sardine and related products with licenses fines and records. Debates touch executive appointments pensions amendments and Indian policy with votes on various measures and motions.
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Manoa
Senate
Miller
New York
Agriculture and Forestry
Edmunds
Missouri River
Clark's Fork
Columbia River
Treasury
Senator Pugh
Pugh
Judiciary Committee
Vermont
Cleveland
Majjesty
Wilson
Iowa
Congress
Utah
Boots and Shoes Opened at Low Prices by Crowder & Co
The Times notes the opening of Crowder and Co at No. 11 Westside offering a spring assortment of boots and shoes. The store promises low margins and a single bottom price with honest treatment to secure patronage, inviting inspection and comparison.
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the Times
C. H. Crowder & Co
No. Il
Westside
Decree Foreclosure Auction Notice in Sullivan Circuit Court
Certified copy from the Sullivan Circuit Court clerk shows John Chaney as plaintiff and Armon Snyder et al as defendants. The executor will sell at public auction to the highest bidder as directed by the decree and for foreclosure.
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Sullivan Circuit Court
John ©. Chaney
Armon Snyder
Sullivan Circenit Court
Adaline Bridwell
Issacher D. Arnett
William F. Woodrow
James M. Clark
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J. C. Bartlett
President
Mr. Kenna
Virginia
Republi
Chicago News
E. Barrett
Jesse James Tactics
Rock Island
United States Express
Gould
Texas
Louis
Iron Mountain
Union Depot
Sargent
Firemen’s Brotherhood
Sedalia
St. Louiis
Gould Roads
Ensineer
House Committee
John ‘Ty Clark
England
Messrs
Jackson
Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Congressional
Plumb
Thr
Spooner
United States Supreme Court
Mancy
Hoar
van Wyck
House
Air Sewell
Hennepin Canal
Ingalls
Blair
Committee On Pensions
Nelson Wilkey
Sullivan Market
Qherife
Lemuel H. Willis
C. B. Roreins
Plainthin Muar
Sper S
Luther Arnett
McRes
Murthe Arnett
Lemuel HR. Willis
J.C. Chaney
Plaint
Mar
Gheriff
Section Fourteen
Township Nine North
Eppi Amiduallo Aly
Willis
John Riggs
Thomas. I. Marr
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