Democratic County Ticket and State Issues Highlight Local GOP
In Crawford county Democrats name patrol for state posts including James Patten for Representative and P R Jenkins for Clerk. The piece critiques the legislature redistricting and urges unity while discussing local candidates and public works as well as court reform and school leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County
James B. Patten
P. R. Jenkins
Willis
Big Four on the gaol and town visitors noted
Last Sunday saw Arthur D. Weir from Sullivan and Mrs. Minter with Mrs. Harper of Merom visiting. Scott Norris’s loud smiles attracted attention while a wagon of anglers came to the Bayou with limited success due to high water. The river rose rapidly troubling corn on the bottom and a town sighting of “Shorty” in shirt sleeves drew remark as Nemo shivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Haws
Will
Blue
Merom
Indiana
Fred. Griffith
Root & Co
Terre Haute
Remington
Bob. Thornton
Arthur D. Weir
Sullivan
Scott Norris
Minter
Harper
Ernest
Crapo
Fairbanks
Shorty
Democratic Central Committee of Sullivan County Meets
The Sullivan County Democratic Central Committee met at the Court House in Sullivan on Saturday May 15 1886 at 2 o clock. Thos J Mann was elected chairman and F E Basler secretary for two years. They adopted rules for convention government and ordered their proceedings published in The Times and Democrat.
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Moss
Greene County
Sullivan County
Greene and
Sullivan
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
W. C. Jamison
Curry Township
E. C. Gaskins
Richard Smith
Fairbanks
Henry Sharpless
Turman
Thos. Collier
Robert Houpt
Hamilton
Harrison Pittman
T. J. Mann
F. E. Basler
W. P. Maxwell
Judicial Committee
Times and Democrat
Ohio
Arthur
New York
Senate
Gen. Rosecran
Register of the Treasury
Papal
Archbishop Gibbons
Cleveland
Brooklyn
John Kelly
Captain Price
Sth Cavalry
Cherokee Strip
London
Dry-Coods House
Charles S. Clark
Kalamazoo
Michigan
D. T. Patterson
President Johnson
Soine
Tennessee
Louis Riel
St. Vital
Ohio State Sinking Fund Commission
Albert Netter
Cincinnati
N. L. Harris
Joliet
George W. Barton
Saybrook
Illinois
Wellsville
Richmond
Indiana
Miss Folsom
Baltimore
Plymouth White
United States
Reading
Vermont
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Orangeville
Ontario
Monroe
Jonas Drury
Springfield
Attica
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Pitsburg
Tuscumbia
Missouri
Richard Higgins
Thomas Barrett
John Deere
Moline
Ulingis
Edward J. Meagher
South Bend
Hugh M. Brooks
St. Louis
C. A. Preller
Southern Hotel
Brooks
Shannon
Ilinois
Marshal Reddington
Charles Lashelle
Lanark
Colquitt
Georgia
North Carolina
Adel Viiet
Fetters
Nora Fetters
Inka
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Bartley Campbell
Bellevue Hospital
Bloomingdale Asylum
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Jamess. White
Milwaukee
John Dalzel
Congress
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Thomas M. Bayne
William M. Springer
Dunkirk
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Lowell
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Nutthall
Stacey
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New Orleans
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Louisiana
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Strong
Achison
Kansas City
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Gualesburg
Missouri River
Inci.ing
Kansas
Rock Island
Burlington
Enterprise
Pekin
Spellman & Doheny
Whisky Pool
Edmunds
Camden
Riddleberger
Brown
Morgan
Ransom
United States Circuit Court
Equity
Blair
Berry
Ark
Logan
III
Rpublic
West
Frye
Common Commerce
Dir. Edmunds
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van Wryck
Plumb
van Wyck
Yeas
Butler
McPherson
Treasury
Committee On Pensions
Fetler
Voorhees
Mr. Cullom
Dill
Ingalls
J. Rice
Mass
England
Song
Rock Springs
Rice
Wyoming
David J. Adams
Afr. Dunn
Arkansas
Kelley
Dunn
Southern Confederacy
Butterworth
Republic
Willis
Kentucky
Louisville
Morrison
Jordan
Hewitt
Local college pride and small-town school notes
News item notes lively business and regular boat traffic. Reports injuries and personal changes including Mrs. Harvey breaking her arm. Excursions from Vincennes and local Sunday schools, recital highlights by Misses Stanley and Larr, and praises for Franklin and Lincolan societies. Several students anticipate changes, heirloom gains, and future plans for study and marriage.
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Harvey
U.C. College
Vincennes
Rose Dale
Narrows
Robinson and
Hutsonville
Stanley
Larr
Lincolan Society
Franklin Society
Laura B
Ruth
Merom Heights
Carter
Randolph
Hutson
Fairfield
Kirtz
Emerson
Emma Shideler
Hamilton
Cholera Germs in Water and Demand for Pure Sources
The German Government’s investigations in India show cholera germs dormant in water and many fevers caused by impure water from wells and cisterns with animal and vegetable matter. Promote the Bucket Pump and Water Purifier sold by Davis Engle & Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Davis, Engle & Davia
Judge Rogers Denounces the Red Flag to Grand Jury
In Chicago and Ohio storms devastate towns and kill, injure, or ruin property. Judge Rogers urges hard measures against anarchists while detailing indictments and urging suppression of the red flag emblem. Casualties mount as violent weather tears through multiple counties and towns in Ohio amid labor unrest reports.
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Rogers
Chicago
Cnicaco
Dea
Ohio
Seneca
Wyandot
Hancock
Nardin
Anglaize
Mercer Counties
Mercer County
Wabash City
Dunkirk
Hardin County
Blanchard River
Carey
Bloomville
South Carey
Wharton
Tiffin
Seneca County
Kenton
Lancaster
Celina
Lansing
Albion
Mich
Decatur
Ind
Leach Stand Market Ad Promotes Groceries and Ware
Buyer lists full stock of staple and fancy groceries at low prices opposite the E T H depot. Advertises latest Queen's Ware and Glass Ware patterns at bottom prices and a large assortment of cigars and tobacco. Promoter notes agency role in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach
Queen’s
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the Times
J. C. Bartlett
Westside
Wm. Joyce
Addis
Charles Scott
Ddis
James L. Nash
Crawford County
Gerard Reiter
Knox County
Tyr
New York Sun
Civil Service Reform
A. W. Hendricks
State Bar Association
Supreme Court Room
Supreme Courts
Lem. H. Wil.is
Jos Beasley
Brn
E. Brians
Graysvielmle
Tuos
J. Mann
F. E. Basie
Indianapolis
Worcester
Stoneham
Akron
Argentine
Kas
W. P. Deppen
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Knights of Labor
William Weber
McCormick Factory
Haymarket
Police Department of
Bradstreet
E. P. Allis & Co
Allis
Wholesale Clothiers’ Association
Mayer
Congressional
Union Army
Military and
Naval Academies
Harris
Committee of Ways and Means
Br. Sadler
Alabama
Committee On Territories
Mr. Hatch
Committee On Agriculture
California
Capital Building
Tronka
Childrens School Suits
Sol. Goodman
Bilt
H. Crowder & CO
No. li
Commercial Row
Queen's Ware
E. & T. H. Depot
Sullivan, Ind
W. G. Borders
ALL Scientisty
Sullivan,Indiana
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