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Newspaper

Sullivan Times

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1886

Page

2

Unclear Civic Postings Mention Clerks and Officials

Vague OCR snippet lists local government offices such as Clerk Auditor Treasurer Sheriff Recorder Surveyor Coroner and Commissioners. No clear event, names, dates, or actions are readable to summarize a specific notice or outcome.

Sullivan County Democratic Central Committee To Meet

Members of the Sullivan county Democratic Central Committee are requested to meet at the Court House in Sullivan on Saturday May 15 1886 for organization and other business as may properly come before them. Every member is specially requested to be present.

New Democratic Central Committee Sullivan County Court House Sullivan

Knox County Democrats unite behind Gerard Reiter for Auditor

Knox county Democrats in a mass convention resolved to cast their delegates to the State convention as a unit for Gerard Reiter of Knox county for Auditor of State. They also called for a new county ticket via a delegate convention and noted strong support for Lamb on the Congressional ticket and for Akin on the Senate delegation.

Knox County Gerard Reiter Sullivan

Merom May Observations Feature Local Happenings

May activities across Merom include visits Miss Butler to Concord, Miss Lizzie Dorsey, and trips to Fairbanks. Pugh plans spring corn ground rental from John Rose while rains delay ploughing. Many locals attend the I and J S bridge dedication, and Rev Burton fills the pulpit in Rev Moore’s absence.

Merom Miss Butler Concord Lizzie Dorsey E. K. Pugh John Rose Frank Houpt Nelson Burton Woodson Burks Fairbanks E. G. Carruthers Sullivanites Thos. Anderson Hutsonville Moore Thos. Burton Krause Ida Crapo I. & J. S. Bridge Houpt Clara Smith Ida Allen Emma Yager Big Spring Shorty

Sullivan County Democratic Convention Chooses Beasley for Joint Rep

The Sullivan county Democratic convention convened at the Court House on May 5 1886 to select delegates for state, congressional, senatorial and judicial conventions and to confirm a central committee. John T Beasley was unanimously chosen as Joint Representative nominee after an agreement allowing free delegate votes. Secretaries were elected and the convention adjourned with notices to publish proceedings.

Lamb Akin John T. Beasley Hultz Court House W. C. Jamison Jacob N. Land A. B. Williams Albert Gilmore J. B Jackson W. D. Cummins W. T. Gaskins Green Shepherd J. P. Beckett H. R. Wallace C. C. Nicholson Curry W. H. Coffin W. H. Snider Marshal Jennings E. C. Gaskins W. M. Scott Zimri Bennett W.A. Gaskins Jas. K. McClain Spencer McGrew H. V. Stark Zimri Payne D. A. Frakes Richard Smith Alex Martin Anderson Mitchell David Curry Adam Miller Thos. Kennedy W. W. Payne E. C. Gas H. Alkire R. K. Houpt Thos H. Collier Hamilton Murray Briggs J. C. Briggs T. C. Williams J. B. Patten F. E. Basler W.E. Aydelotte J. Mann John Eslinger J. C. Bartlett P. H. Blue Jonathan Scott Judicial H. Pitman Amos Goodwin Jas. E. Russell T. J. Mann W. P. Maxwell Cass Bedwell John Maple Dani. Case Edwd. Cochran W. H. Combs J. J. Gravemier John Maxwell Alex Snow Flemon Keen Wiley Gambill G. W. Ussery Jefferson N. J. McCammon Dora Bedwell Jas. McCammon Jas. Robbins John A. Alsman Jas M. Bedwell Jas. Anderson John S. Howard J. W. Smith D.W. Sisson J. A. Payne Haddon G. W. Whipps B. W. Menifee W. W. Brinton R. Shake W. J. Davis C.A. Snapp Jos S. Walters J. F. Alumbaugh F. M. Walters H. N. Helms H. J. Hamilton G. G. M. Arnold W. B. Wolfe Thos. Shepherd J. B. Latshaw J. T. Akin John Wheeler W. W. Bailey Jonas Ladson J. N. Land John Whipps E. W. Arnett Gill P. D. Over D. M. Blue James McClanahan Jas. Pierson Jas. McClanahan Thos. J. Mann Charles E. Barrett Sullivan County Vigo Vermillion and Sullivan Joan T. Beasley Charles E. Barrertrt Wee Perce J. C. Bri Geo. W. Whipps Sullivan Times Sullivan Democrat

Dynamite and bloodshed in Chicago at anarchist rally

Reports from Chicago detail a violent clash at Desplaines and Randolph with a dynamite blast and volley fire. Police, anarchists, and rioters suffered numerous casualties as crowds scattered amid gunfire, arson, and collapsing order. August Spies and Samuel Fielden were among those arrested or identified in the unrest.

Socialists of Chicago Knights of Labor Samuel Fielden Zepf Fielden Martin Foran Cleveland Randolph Desplaines Street Randolph Street Spies Parsons Crane Brothers’ Manufacturing Establishment Gentse

Baltimore Carpenters Strike and Nationwide Labor Turmoil

About two thousand journeymen carpenters in Baltimore strike for eight hours work and pay while Evansville planing mills reopen at eight hours. Brown & Co in Pittsburg and Utica Cement workers in Ottawa demand higher pay. Indefinite closures hit several industries as miners, mill workers, and railroad hands walk out coast to coast.

Milwaukee Wis Chicago Bay View McCormick Factory McCormick Crane Brothers Noble Street Norton Brothers River Street Olice Wift & Co Burlington Armour Lavon Notha Baltimore Evansville Indiana Brown & Co Iron and Steel Works Pittsburg Gaetty Eh Utica Hydraulic Cement Company Ottawa Ill O*hara Glass Works Mahoning Valley Pennsylvania Coal Company Pennsylvania Ce Reading Comany Union Pacific Road Boston St. Louis Louisville Knights of Labour Knights of Labor Executive Board of Knights of Labor

Dakota Admittance Bill Hit With Adverse Report

The house committee on territories orders an adverse report on the senate bill to admit the southern half of Dakota. April fraud findings by Commissioner Sparks include 180 pre emptions held for cancelation and 39 prosecutions for timber depredations. The timber issue spans 25 civil suits seeking 216 280 dollars. The house coinage committee debates redemption of the trade dollar. The commerce committee proposes vessel fishery reporting and penalties for noncompliance.

House Committee On Territories Senate Dakota Union of States Sparks General Land Office Illinois House Committee On Bland, Lanham Bynum Felton Norwood McCreery Seymour James Little

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