Spate Ticket for State Officers List
For Lieutenant Governor John G. Nuson of Cass For Judge Supreme Court Third District John R Coffroth of Tippecanoe Secretary of State Robert W Miers of Monroe For Auditor of State Charles A Munson of Allen For Treasurer of State Thomas B Byrne of Vanderburg For Clerk of Supreme Court Martin T Krueger of Laporte For Attorney General Wugh Dr McMullen of Dearborn For Superintendent of Public Instruction Andrew M Shwenby of Dubois
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John G. Nuson
Cass
Supreme Court
John R. Coffroth
Tippecanoe
Martin T. Krueger
Laporte
Wugh Dr. McMullen
Dearborn
Andrew M. Swhenby
Dubois
Commissioner Races Highlight District Nominees
For commissioner Olning District James Nash and for commissioner Long er District George W Usry are named as primary nominees. The notice lists candidates seeking district leadership and party support in upcoming municipal elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olning
Longer
James
N Nash
Oat
George W. Usry
Political meetings scheduled in multiple towns
TION JOIN T BEASLEY Alan Cave in Jackson township Saturday Oct 30 at 7 Currysville school house Monday Nov 1 at 7 SON JAS B PATTEN Bedwell school house Jefferson township Saturday Oct 30 at 7 HON JOHN C BRIGGS Dugger Saturday Oct 30 at 7 Fairbanks Monday Nov 1 at 7 HION CYRUS E DAVIS Pleasantville Saturday Oct 30 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Beasley
Alan Cave
Jackson Township
Currysville
Jas. B. Patten
Bedwell
Jefferson Township
Jown. C. Briggs
Dugger
Fairbanks
Hion
Cyrus E. Davis
Pleasantville
Sat
Cross‑partisan Election Precinct Appointments Proposed
Indiana party leaders call for in precincts the inspector appointed by the opposing party to name a judge and clerk. James N. Huston and Henderson sign for Republican and Democratic state committees urging faithful execution of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
James N. Huston
Kn. Henderson
Dem. State Cen
Thomas J. Mann
W. A. Massie
Farmers urge tariff revision to fix surplus and prices
The writer argues farmers complain of excess wheat and low prices. They suggest reviving wartime tariff reforms to attract buyers and enable farmers to acquire needed goods, proposing an open-door policy to improve market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
A.M. Knotts
Democrats’ strong ticket urged for decisive victory
The editorial backs the Democratic slate from top to bottom and urges voting next Tuesday to elect every Democrat. It argues for McDonald to replace Harrison in the Senate, claiming a Democratic Senate would advance tariff reform and restore silver currency, ending Republican paternalism and socialist tendencies. It calls for action now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Indiana
Joseph I. McDonald
Ben Harrison
Inquiry Into Congress Finds Missed Votes by Lamb
A joint committee of Knights of Labor and Trades Assembly members reviewed the Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth Congress records. They report Mr Lamb missed 117 votes during the Forty-eighth Congress and that Mr Johnston appears in the Forty-ninth Congress records.
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Terre Haute Gazette
Assemblies of Knights of Labor
Trades Assembly
George T. Elder
Prairie City Assembly
John Obmart
Wabash Assembly
Wesley Nehf
Terre Haute Assembly
C. M. Gilmore
Congress records show Johnston missing 30 votes
The sequence notes he missed 30 votes in his first session, with 20 due to paired votes. It also records two missed votes while he was announced sick on the House floor.
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Congress
Johnston
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Chicago
New York
Alfred Taylor
Tennessee
Robert
United States
Alfred
State Senate
St. Ananias Club
Opeka
Kas
EF. Stone Wiggins
Topeka
Lebanon County
Sterns
Lebanon
Womelsdorf
Custer
Montana
Fort Custer
Little Sorn
Col. Dudley
1St Cavalry
Poplar River Agency
Hercy
Assiniboine
Poplar River
M. Bartholdi
New York Harbor
Bedloe's Island
Paris
Morton
France
Official baseball averages spark debate on Presidential pennant
The Chicago News lists twelve top players and their averages after the season. It praises Grove Cleveland and critiques Blaine Carlisle Thurman Stevenson Bayard Harrison and others while noting Dave Hill and Bill Vilas as bright prospects. A separate report covers an armed express car robbery near St Louis and wider political and social notes.
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Chicago News
Grove
Cleveland
Jim
Blaine
Kelly
Grif
Carlisle
Thurman
Joe
Ad” Stevenson
Bayard
Ben” Harrison
Tom
Cart” Harrison
Dave
Hill
New Yorks
Bill” Vilas
Jack
Sherman
Little Frisbie Hoar
Boston
Bill’ Allison
Black Jack
Logan
Population Growth and Town Fire Report in Paxton
Population continues to rise with weekly increases in the rolls. A major fire at J. T. McKinney’s store consumed the building, hindering business as H Sloop's blacksmith shop and the Rogers Crowder hay press were saved by quick action. Fire origin suspected incendiary. Paxton notes first time without a store. McKinney insured for $3250.
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J. P. Walls
Henry Ayers
Busseron
Thos. Neal
Martin County
Reed
John W. Akers
Jennie Angell
H. ©. Sloop
Rogers and Crowder
Paxton
McKinney
Sawlegs Wanted for Furnishings in Sullivan Area
Cash paid for black walnut white ash white oak and hickory saw legs delivered at Shelburn Sullivan or Carliste. For details and prices contact A. B. Thurber Sullivan Ind. Boys boots 1 to 534 $1.25 at Crowder's.
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Shelburn
Sullivan
Carliste
Ind
A. B. Thurber
Crowder's
Henry Villard Returns to New York for Investments
Henry Villard returns to New York after being commissioned by German capitalists to seek investments. The report catalogs multiple 19th century events including a Sunday lecture secured by Mrs. A K Parsons in Orange New Jersey, a pension office clerk pleading guilty, a drowning in Beloit Wisconsin, a marriage rumor involving Michael Davitt and Miss Yore, and railroad consolidations and expansions across the United States.
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Henry Villard
New York
A. K. Parsons
Orange
New Jersey
Samuel K. Gay
Pittsburg
Beloit
Wisconsin
A. C. Thompson
Jacob Flack
Michael Davitt
Yore
Oakland
California
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Ire
John P. Terry
Paris
Lincoln
Nebraska
Elihu B. Washburne
Dixon
Ilinois
Republican James T. Johnston to speak in Graysville and Sullivan
Hon. Jas. T. Johnston, Republican candidate for Congress, will address Graysville on Saturday at 2 p.m. and Sullivan Court House the same day at 7 p.m. W. A. Masstik, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. T. Johnston
Graysville
Court House
Sullivan
W. A. Masstik
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Vanderburg
John F. Lamb
Vigo
L. P. Mullinix
Greene
John T. Beasley
W. A. Tlusty
James B. Pattien
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A. Jenkins
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Iror Pure
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Joyce
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St. Louis
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Danmisel
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Jewitt
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Iowa
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Harris Cohen
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Rosebud
Frank J. F. Bradley
Pullman Car Company
Joliet
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Maxwell
Chicago and Alton Road
Atchison
George T. Seiter
Cincinnati Board of Public Works
James Morgan
James G. Blaine
Washington
John H. Ewing
Fifth Avenue
Garden City
George Westinghouse, Jr
Westinghouse
Medical Fraternity of
Baraboo
Evansville
Adinoleh
Pultexet
Liberty
the Friendship OF Two Nations
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi
M. Laboulaye
Versailles
America
Lafayette
Richard M. Hunt
Charles
Begorra
Tornady
Hartholdt
United States of America
Allison
Logan My
AL Agh Thurman
Stevenson
Harrison
JuNo
Crowder’s
Sulivance
Salli
Sullivan Co
Bologna
Curry & Curry
No. 3
North Side
Sullivan, Ind
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