McDowan to Speak in Sullivan Friday Rally
Hon Jos E McDowan will address a Sullivan campaign rally on Friday October 29 as the final grand event of the county campaign. The message urges all Democrats to attend in mass and support the Jeffersonian democratic platform on tariff and money. Mrs Anna Agnew visits town promoting her book From Under The Cloud detailing her recovery from long insanity confinement and urges purchase to aid herself and readers.
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Jos. E. McDowan
Sullivan
Mass
McDonad
Anna Agnew
Mrs. Agnew
Congress inaction draws sharp editorial critique
The New York Sun editorial denounces Congress for eight months of session with 185 House days and 164 Senate days, blaming absenteeism and neglect of public business. It highlights records of James T Johnston of Indiana and critiques labor and political issues fueling unrest in Chicago and Richmond.
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N. Y. Sun
House
Senate
Chicago News
Reform Call Over Congress Absenteeism in Supreme Court Aid
A editorial condemns lawmakers who abandon duties to argue before the Supreme Court. It argues for pledges of full attendance, cites Vermont New York New Jersey as examples, and urges state legislatures to require oaths to limit corporate influence. The piece targets James T. Johnston of the Forty ninth Congress and urges electoral accountability.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Senate
United States
James T. Johnston
Johnston
Jim
Washington
Cincinnati Times
Terre Haute Express
Truth and Justice and Fair Play
Prohibition Debate Meant to Strengthen Inner Temperance
A North American Review piece asks if law can curb criminals and pauperism, prompting The Week to argue that true reform comes from building inner manhood rather than enforcing prohibition. It contrasts Turks and Anglo-Saxons and praises Salvation Army for personal faith as cure.
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Petroleum
Salvation Army
Convention in Richmond Largest Ever Knights of Labor
The Knights of Labor held the largest convention of wage earners in Armory hall, Richmond Virginia, drawing nearly 800 delegates from the United States and Canada. Delegates represented districts of about 1,000 members, with seats assigned by delegation and notable placements for New York Chicago and Philadelphia. The gathering debated crucial questions with far reaching implications for workers’ fortunes across the continent. Professor Stowe’s cane named St Jerrold stood with his coffin alongside a Greek testament.
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South
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New York
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Laor
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Steelville
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Gov. Hill
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Thiess
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Hewitt
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Grace
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Indiana
Ohio
Randall
Paoli Heights
Washington
General Assembly
Hamilton
Ont
St. Louis
Knights
Philadelphia
Professor Stowe
St. Jerrold
Chicago Times
Local Social Notes Show Moves and Visits
Mr. Charlie Manwarning spent Sunday at home. Mr. Thos. Shaffer moved to Sullivan on Oct 12 86. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McClain returned from St. Louis. Mrs. Geo. Heap spent Monday and Tuesday in the country. Miss Minnie McClanahan came home from Terre Haute with Miss Cora Trainer. Mr. and Mrs. James McClanahan and Roy visit from New Lebanon Indiana. Young ladies rode horses last Friday. suitors joked about buying the mounts. Lilly Brackett shows high cut alligator button shoes for gents at Troll and Burks.
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Henry Ayers
Ward Engle
C. F. Briggs
Sullivan
J.T. Nash
Freelandsville
Jos. Orr
Times Office
H. M. Canan
Thos, Neal
Ben Lamb
Ed. Canan
Yansville
John Nash
Mollie
Busseron
Bill Gray
William
J. T. McKinney
Mr. McK
Knox County
Juno
Charlie Manwarning
Borne
Henry Hodge
Thos. Shaffer
J. K. McClain
St. Louis
Geo. Heap
Minnie McClanahan
Terre Haute
Cora Trainer
James McClanahan
Roy
New Lebanon
Ind
Unclaimed Postoffice Letters In Dead Letter List 1886
The following unclaimed letters at the postoffice will be sent to the Dead-letter office if not called for within thirty days. Names include Sam Brown Mary J Buckley Victoria Blevins Allie Brenton Mrs Wetly Ann Brown Frank Christy Mrs Jimmina Borders W R Clark William Collier John C Dunbar Dave Davidson 2 Wm Freeny Luvis Harshfield Geo W Hanlin Abram N Johnston Albert St John Irvin Starks Martin Swammer Maggie Swaine Sampson Stewart Bet Withers I C Wilson J Ernest P M Sullivan Ind Oct 11 1886.
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Sam Brown
T. Bryant
Mary J. Buckley
Victoria Blevins
Allie Brenton
Wetly Ann Brown
Frank Christy
Jimmina Borders
W. R. Clark
William Collier
Miss N. Denton
John C. Dunbar
Dave Davidson
Wm.Freeny Luvis Harshfield
Geo. W. Hanlin
Abram N. Johnston
Albert St. John
Irvin Starks
Martin Swammer
Maggie Swaine
Sampson Stewart
Bet Withers
I. C Wilson
Kip boot sale ad touts best $2 whole stock option
Troll & Burks promotes a low priced stock offer claiming the best value at two dollars for whole stock kip boots. It frames the deal as a market leader and urges quick purchase.
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Troll & Burks
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