Fourteenth Judicial District announces terms and officers
The Fourteenth Judicial District presided by Judge Cumbers Patterson with Perry T. Blue as prosecuting attorney covers Sullivan and Vigo counties. Regular terms begin second Monday in January first Monday in April third Monday in June and fifth Monday in October. County officers and school trustees listed by township and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumbers Patterson
Perry T. Blue
Judiciai
Sullivan
Vigo
Clark
T. J. Mann
T David Crawley
Cam P. Riggs
Therin
J. L. Berry
J. N. Fordyce
Jackson Rich
J. J. Snyder
John
Haddon
R M. Whalen
Gil—Will Winis
Sullivan Town
Murray Briggs
J. Patton
Uriah Denison
Merom
Thomas Stanley
D. W. Larr
Wm, M. Johnson
Carliste
C. P. Gwin
R. L. Jenkins
E. D. Denison
Winter City Rides In Snow and Political Plans Headline
Washington reports a heavy snowstorm, with streetcars and pedestrians hindered by shoveling efforts. Vennor’s weather forecast draws ridicule while Congress eyes Judiciary Square for a Congressional Library building and park improvements expand city open space. The De Lesseps canal project draws subscriptions and salaries amid doubt on completion. Fresh pork advertised at Wilkey and Allen.
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Mr. Barror
Vennor
Icetown
Labrador
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Adam
Venner
Canada
Joint Committee
Judiciary Square
Congressional Library
Congress
Universal Yankee
de Lesseps
Thompson
Lesseps
Lecords
Rowdy House Fight Over Money and Politics Ends Peacefully
A heated House scene pits Sparks against Weaver with insults and a near clash, escalated by Democrats and Republican rivals including Gan of Texas and Bland of Missouri. The mace is wielded as order collapses, adjournment follows, and apologies mend the rift as the Capitol returns to calm.
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Col. Sellers
Sparks
Weaver
Mason and Dixon
Eggedion
Reagan
Texas
Bland
Missouri
Democracy
Randall
Thompson
Aother
Potomac
Garfield elected and inaugurated amid grand ceremonies
The article asserts the House will count the vote regardless of Democratic participation and proclaims General Garfield elected. It predicts a presidential inauguration with unprecedented pomp, mocking the dying Democrats and Barnum’s mules as impotent.
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Garfield
Barnum
Daily Journal of Indiana Republican Support
The Daily Journal is identified as the representative paper of the Republican party in Indiana and is urged to receive support and encouragement from all loyal Journal readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jio.c. New & Son
Tom Jouna
Indianapolis
MAE
Sullivan County
Indiana
Jonet, Gunn
South Side
C Chaney
Atlaw
Sullivan
Thomas Burton
John Brewer
Sullivan Counnry
Thos
J. Mann
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Sullivan Union
Gro. P. Howelles Ae 8 News Apyr Advertising Bureau
New York
Washington Lester
Vegetable
Massachusetts
Hall
Savely
Wilkey & ‘Allen’s
Sue
Castoria
Indianapolis Journal
JOUR
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Publican Party
Diana
Pro
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Nll
Nail
AILY
Journal
Repub
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Selec
ONC Yaw
Ad “Vance
Railway News
Eports
Ture
LY Journal
the Symptons
D&c
A. M. Knotts
Court Street
John Davis * Sons Hardware Store
Sullvan
John T. Gunn
Tachomas
Sullivan Circuit Court
J.mann
Slypheus
Elliott H Pearce
Decesed
Hadon Township
County of
WM. C. Hoover
State of
Elliott H. Pearce
Ww. C. Hoover
Bob White
Sullivan Abstract Co
Carlisle
G. W Starr
William Herron
General Collection
Guysett
S. Ly
Ap7
W.H. Crow
Dr. J. &. Dollisr
Square
Sullivan, Ind
Culverwell
Inna
Culverwel Medical Co
Ann St
N. Y
Crawley & McKinley
Undertakers
Sullie County
Sullivan Carriage Works
Indianas
Countics
Sullivan County ‘ Bank
J. C. Hilderbrand, Pran’s
Live and
Allen
State of Indiana
George W. Higbee
Nelson Wilkey
James Allen
Josph Mongene
William Vetrminen
Joseph W. Wolfe
William T. Crawford
James Dixon
Catharine Lusk
Elizabeth Bailey
Sarah Iouston
Lev Bailey
Mary M. Hawkins
Rebeccs
Holman
Leonard Bailey
Amanda J. Listo
John Mitchell
Botssy Jane Carpenter
Sarah Mitchel
Arethuse Mitchell
Charles Bailey
Betsey June Carpenter
Sarah Mitchell
Levi Bailey
Rebecca Holman
Amanda J
Sulliven
Thomas JT. Mann
Ayer
Els
William Ww T. Crawford
Mary
Earles
Circuit Court
Thomas J. Mann
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