Vast mix of political and local news from 1880s era
Baltimore population 332000 census. Chicago land league. Gen Garfield White House dinner. Morey letter secret. Mrs Abraham Lincoln pension $8000. Hayden elected Warren IA Recorder. Stark political races in Illinois New York Ohio Indiana. volcanic Vesuvius activity. war expenditures. many local incidents and notices across states.
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E. W. Rees
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John J. Crittenden
Danville
Kentucky
Worthsville
J. M. and I
New York Board of Aldermen
Marr Dugan
Leadville
Louis Lamb
Rupert Carter
Bellevue Hospital
Littleton
N. H
W. Farr
New York City
Penobscot
Maine
Virginia
John C. Brown
Emerson Etheridge
Tennessee
Joseph Palinghi
West Randolph Street
Byron Gilmore Pierce
Annzapolis
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Voorhees
Mahone
Senate
Indiana Supreme Court
Hancock
State News Briefs From Aurora To Vincennes And Beyond
Henry Gepp and his daughter escaped unharmed after crossing a locomotive track near Aurora as their horse and buggy were mangled. The Riverside stave factory near Vincennes burned Monday night causing about 15000 dollars in loss with estimated nine thousand insured. cause undetermined. Dr. McGary of Homer injured his hand while handling a breech loading cartridge that exploded. Mrs. Gardner Hoover of Rochester severely burned while near a stove, recovery possible. Sidney Tallerday injured fatally when a hunting mishap caused by a cap explosion near Hikhart involving his dog. A bill to protect sheep from dogs proposes dog taxation and owner liability. Governor Williams’s remains were buried at Walnut Grove Cemetery on his farm. Rev. J. M. Harbin led the funeral. Jim Woop of Warrick County seeks House door-keeper post after campaign. Rev. J. A. Dobson leaves Universalist ministry for Congregationalists.
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Henry Gepp
Aurora
Riverside
Vincennes
J. T. Kelso
Dr. McGary
Homer
Williams
Walnut’ Grove
J. M. Harbin
M. E. Church
Jim’ Woop
Warrick County
J. A. DoBson
Universalist Church of
Muncie
Indiana Presidential Vote and Odd Ballad Snippets
A partial Indiana vote table shows total cast 470 652 with Governor totals 224 452 for Sanders 251 105 for Porter and 14 831 for 'aregg. The page crustily blends political notes with poems and quips including a Mary Ann domestic line and a goat ballad about a girl named Mary. It carries assorted anecdotes from Garfield to a North Carolinian case and humorous classroom Q&A.
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Porter
Aregg
Tax lists and indebtedness deductions in official opinions
Attorney General abstracts state that a citizen cannot deduct bona fide indebtedness from money lent when listing taxes. Taxable money loans, stocks, and bonds lack exemption, while other property allows debt deductions. The State’s tax lien merges when land title becomes fee simple, and a deputy prosecutor may also hold a notary public office.
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Apiculated Aphorisms From Rev Collyer to New York Students
The Rev Mr Collyer spoke to business college students in New York on a night of apiculated aphorisms. He urged honesty in work, keeping to principle, and the value of steady effort, noting that good character and clean money lead to success.
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Collyer
New York
November corn settlement closes with 2 million involved
The St. Louis Corn Corner reports the November corn settlement closed today after a week of activity. About 2,000,000 bushels were involved in the deal managed by Manson, Bathelow & Co. Refits totaling around 195,000 are noted. Settlements were mostly at 44 to 45 cents.
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