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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1886
Page
2
Nomination of John H. O Neal to Congress in Second District
Washington nominee John H. O Neal has been chosen to succeed Thus R Cobbin in the congressional seat for the Democracy in the second district.
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John H. O'Neal
Washington
R.cobbin
Prize labor article read by TuHost audience
The Times features a three part series on labor questions. The first installment appears on today's front page in the Current, with two more parts to follow in the next two weeks.
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TuHost
Times
Frantic protection cries echo against immigrant workers
A political denunciation argues corporations seek protection against Poles Bohemians Finns Russians and other migrants who replace native workers during strikes. The author warns that imported laborers will provoke intensified unrest including violence against employers and families.
Tariff Inequities and a Detective’s Misdeeds
An analysis of United States tariff bias shows English wool textiles taxed heavily while cheaper goods face steeper rates. A Chicago News tale criticizes detectives who frame criminals for gain, noting one officer’s counterfeiting plot led to an innocent man’s long prison term.
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Chicago News
New Orleans
United States
Maratino
Martino
Local Notes From Nemo Region This Week
The river falls slowly after a refreshing shower last Sunday. Shorty did not appear this week while attendance at Sabbath school was good. Mrs. Jones reports a model potato patch. Harvey Daniels fell while running and broke his right femur. Grayville held a general turnout to Merom Bluffs last Sunday. Dr. Durham helped Mr. Norris plant corn last week. Charles Allen of Terre Haute visited his father last week and returned Friday. E G Carrithers attended the Grand Lodge representing the order of I O O F. Nemo.
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Shorty
E. G. Carrithers
Order of I. O. O. F
Grand Lodge
Mrs. Good
Charlie Palin
Sullivan
Merom
Nan
Wood
Tom
Mort
Ruby
Rosedale
Johnny Zubrod
Johnny
Jim Eaton
Jim
Colorado
Fom Vaughn
Gills Prairie
Lincolia Society
Mexico
Jim Wright
Par
John Coppage
Emma Donilds
Zed, Pearce
Wright Bro’s
Lafayette
the Times
Kelison
Johnny Price
Wilkinson
Fairfield
Bluffs
Graysville
Big Springs
Lebanon
R. R
Ringold Band
Terre Hautelles
George Burton
Dave Hubbs
Hans
Palin
Emerson
Adams
First Annual Meeting of District Old Settlers Society
The first annual meeting will be held June 3 1888 at Knox County fair grounds near Vincennes Indiana. District includes counties in Illinois and Indiana. Hon R W Thompson and Rev Dr E W Fisk invited to speak. Bring baskets for self and strangers. All ages urged to attend.
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Old Settlers’ Society
Knox County Fair
Vincennes
Ind
Crawford and Wabash
State of Illinois
Knox, Sullivan, Greene, Daviess
Pike
Vanderburgh
Posey
Gibson
Indiana
R. W. Thompson
Terre Haute
E. W. Fisk
Greencastle
Local Notes and Obituary Highlights
Mrs. Martha Gray builds a fine house while Taft Woodward buys fishing gear and starts a Marsh creek trading post. Benj C Ayers, son of Henry Ayres, killed by a train May 21 at Linchfield NL, buried at Paxton. Rev Davis attended. he was 30, railroad worker. Funeral well attended. family send sympathies. Elgin area mentions Carlisle visitors and a Sunday meeting. Red Schoolhouse shoes advertised as best by C M Henderson & Co Chicago.
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Martha Gray
Taft Woodward
John Edds
Carlisle
Katie Eaton
Sullivan
Rolan
Peyton
Wm. Rogers
Woodward
MNO
Grand Jury Targets Anarchists in Haymarket Case
Chicago officials report indictments against August Spies Michael Schwab August Fischer Samuel Fielden and others for murder conspiracy and riot in the Haymarket affair. Capt Schaack links indicted leaders to the bombing and plans to sack burn and attack police districts. Toronto and St Louis updates follow about labor unrest and related arrests.
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Haymarket Square
August Spies
Michael Schwab
August Fischer
Samuel Fielden
Parsons
Christ Spies
Lingg
Peter Rossiter
Ilirsehberg
Schnabelt
Capt. Schaack
Arties
Bagmarket Square
Ile
Toronto
Canada
Knights of Labor
Kingston
St. Louis
F. H. Bergemann
Martin Frank
Otto Fricke
Gottlieb Jaborofsky
Chicago
Kansas
Florida
Cuba
Schaack
Haymarket
Labor unrest and strikes in multiple cities end or shift
The article outlines returns to work and ongoing actions across firms in Detroit St Louis Newark Cincinnati Buffalo Chicago Pittsburgh and New York. Employers and unions report resumed or continued disputes including ten hour and eight hour workdays wage demands and potential citywide tieups.
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Michigan Car Company
Detroit
Southern
St. Louis
Newark
N. J
Cincinnati
Cumberland
Buffalo
Board of Arbitration
Pittsburg
Chicago
United Nailers and Heaters of America
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Association
Knights of Labor
New York
Third Avenue
Health of Prince Bismarck Reported Bad Again
A wide array of 19th century items filled the page including reports that Prince Bismarck’s health worsened, crop outlooks from the Northwest remained favorable, and major legal and political moves occurred across states.
Miss Folsom Denies Engagement To President in Paris
Senate debate reveals opponents of Fitz John Porter while concerns grow over pre emption law repeal. Interior Department to recognize Cherokee courts in Indian Territory as courts of record for contract execution, removing need for state acknowledgment. House Pacific railroads panel approves resolution demanding Northern Pacific details on town stopping points, authority over town sites, and freight and passenger traffic.
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Senate
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Commission of Arbitration
Democratic
United States Court
United States
Bureau of Labor
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Manderson
Committee On Military Affairs
Cheyenne and Northern Railway Company
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Senator Dawes
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M. Plumb
Messrs
Buffalo
Department
Northern Pacific
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Secretary of the Interior
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Leach Stand Ad Promises Fresh Groceries and Glassware
Vendor announces full stock of staple and fancy groceries opposite the E. T. depot and boasts new queen's ware and glass ware at bottom prices. Claims largest and best cigars and tobacco in the city and notes agent status for unspecified lines.
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Leach
Queen’s
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