Demands To Vote As Indiana Campaign Braces For Tuesday
The piece urges Democrats to vote Tuesday next in Indiana with calls against Blaine and in favor of Cleveland, noting deputies and measures, and mentions debates, speeches in Hutsonville and Shelburn, and party rhetoric about protections and wages.
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Conkling
Utica
N. Y
Cleveland
Hendricks
Blaine
Wynn Dk Chase
Woonsocket
Fall River Mills
Mass
Fisher's Pipe Mill
Altoona
Penn
Falls Mills
Norwich
Comn
Oil
Chattanooga
Tenn
Galley
Farrett & Co
Pittsburg
J. G. Scott & Co
Cleveland Rolling Mill Co
Ohio
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Dilworth, Lorter & Co
Pennn
Crinhhadron Co
Johnstown
Beaver Fulls Shoe Factory
Gen. Bouyer
Bellefonte
Valenandron Works
Wilkesbarre
Monongaheela River
Hocking Valley
Duneminion Tron Works
Duncannon
Poeun
Fall River
Iron Works
Central
Obio
Voters Not Eligible Under Residency Rules in Indiana
The text states restrictions for voters in Indiana noting eligibility requires continuous residence since May 4, 1884 in the state, since September 4, 1854 in the same township, and since October 4, 1884 in the ward or precinct where casting the ballot. It implies that those failing these conditions cannot vote in the upcoming election.
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Indiana
Record of Republican Frauds and Scandals Across Eras
A critical ledger catalogs multiple alleged Republican frauds and corruption cases including Credit Mobilier Boss Shepherd ring whisky and Indian Bureau scandals. The piece surveys pensions pensions bureau misdeeds and political manipulations surrounding presidencies and elections.
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Republican Party
Credit Mobilier
Belknap
Robeson Naval
Indian Bureau
Pension Bureau
Indiana Law Prohibits Vote Buying and Selling
text from Indiana criminal code sections 2181 and 2185 outlines penalties for influencing votes. It specifies fines from 40 to 1000 dollars, imprisonment up to five years, and disenfranchisement for attempting to sway or selling votes for any candidate or office.
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Criminal Code of
Indiana
Sreviow
Democratic Rally Draws Record Crowd in Sullivan County
A Saturday Democratic rally in Sullivan County attracted an estimated twenty thousand attendees. Governors Hendricks and Gray traveled by special train arriving about 10:40, with a procession from the depot to Coffman’s Grove and the public square, where Hendricks spoke amid orderly, enthusiastic support.
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Gov. Gray
Col. MelLean
Terre Haute
Jos. L. Stewart
McSweeney
RB. If Kern
St. Louis
P. G. Bradberry
Illinois
H. C. Bell
Aia
Haddon
Turman
Jefferson
Sullivan County
Hendricks
Gray
Sullivan
Coffman’s Grove
Gov
Rain ends drought as storms sweep Georgia
A weather signal reports rain on Wednesday ending Georgia drought. The same period sees a widespread set of incidents including an army worm outbreak in Fayette and Bond counties Illinois and a series of national events from diplomacy to fires and court actions.
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Fayette
Bond
Illinois
Stephen Mead
Louisville
Wabash
Indiana
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
St. Louis
Ohio
Ontario
Virginia
Port Clinton
Pennsylvania
A. Jeffery
Tadsville
Chicago
Rondout
New York
William Wirkwood
Ilinois
Charles W. Bennett
Syracuse
Washington Mills
Lawrence
Massachusetts
San Francisco
Thomas Donovan
Dawson, Ga
G. W. Cheves
Journal
Saturday Evening
T. H. Pickett
Michigan Central
William Nfall
Toledo
South Bend
Ind
Lincoln
Delphos
Kansas
Minnie Cummings
Salt Lake
Calumet and
Tecla
United States Supreme Court
West Point
Wabash Indiana
Youngstown
Venn
Andrew Crowl
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
Vermont
Gerrit Smith
United States Express
Smith
Union Pacific Road
Omaha
J. MM. Eddy
Denver
Columbus
Ameline Burgher
Dr. Connell
Orme Wilson
Carrie Astor
W. D. Ward
Aorning Express
Castroville
Texas
Lebrew Orphan Asylum
Hudson River
Lewenhaupt Presented Letters of Recall to President
Count Lewenhaupt Swedish minister called on the president with the acting secretary of state and delivered his letters of recall. He is named minister to France, while the Swedish minister to France is accredited to the United States.
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Rance
France
United States
Schuyler Crosby
Montana
Crosby
Arthur
Walker
Indiana
Atlantic
Canada
George M. Stoney
Onnalaska
Navy Department
San Francisco
Stoney
Alaska
Coon
Department
The
Treasury
Beats
Pete Taney
Idaho
Court of Claims
W. M. Griffith
Arkansas
Crawford
Foreign Mails Bureau
Eharees
South American Commission
Loring Bladgets
Villadelphia
South America
England
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Aaron A. Cravens
Frank E. Gavin
Willis E. Wickam
Nimrod R. Elliott
James A. New
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William I. Dills
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Sata
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Montgomery
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Porter
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Shelburn
New Lebanon
Mr. Cobb
Nast
Harper’s Weekly
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Maine
J. G. Blaine
Slippery Jim
Mr. Blaine
U. S. Derarti
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Taylorville
Calhoun County
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Johnson
William Stady
P. Wuntington
Morgan Railroad
Louisiana
T. A. Chapman & Co
Milwaukee
Carla Jensen
Puck
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Spencer and
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Monongahela
Yonghiogheny
Jersey Central
Reading Company
Philadelphia
George M. Robeson
Roscoe Conkling
Clarence Seward
G. W. Sazelton
Jamestown
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Mary Munnichan
John Seveban
Seveban
Serreban
Phelps
Garrett
San Jose
Sacramento
Cal
Anentown
Bethlehem Iron Company
West Shore Road
Grand Trunk Road
Union
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Uniontown
Jacob Plyman
Tonkin Mill
Ellis Wine
Wine
Plyman
Major Wasson
Kansas Penitentiary
Des Moines
J. 2
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Point Claire
Ge Iron Steamship Scotia
Lake Superior
Day Gould
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McCoy
MacDonald
Carthage
Hlamden
Newhaven
Conn
F. Till
John Springsteen
W. Slemlar
Mins
Hamden
Supreme Court of
Oho
T. D. Cooke & Co
Washington
Jay Cooke
Florida Canal Company
Washington and Wao Road
D. H. Buckingham
Armstrong Well No
Cutler
Dalton
Atlantic & Western
Marietta
Merietta
Joseph Moses Sgehrendt
FE. Dornett
Bernhard
Iie
Zeilbing
Prussia
Zilbing
Bernes
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Bristol
J. D. Lloyd
Sweetwater
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Corlett
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Wilbur F. Storey
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Times
Europe
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Sol Goodman
Benge
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South Bend Iron Works
Sullivan City Roller Malls
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Drrome
Cale and
Shhus
GEO. Bauer & Son, Proprietors
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Sixti Street
Cincinnati
Lewis Vanden
Rece
Nunda
N.Y
B. Davo
Carpenter and Jobber
Washington Streets
Sullivan, Ind