Fourteenth Judicial District Officers and Trustees Listed
The Fourteenth Judicial District comprising Sullivan and Vigo counties announces irregular court terms on the second Monday in January first Monday in April third Monday in June and fifth Monday in October. County officers include Clark of Circuit Court T J Mann Auditor David Crawley Treasurer Dom P Riggs Clerk J N Fordyce and others. School superintendents and trustees are named for multiple townships including Jackson, Curry, Fairbank, Turmay, Cass, Jefferson, Saddon, Giv, Sullivan Town, Merom and Carlisle with listed officials and trustees.
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Otrudit
Cambers Patterson
Perry 'S
Blue
Fourteenth Judicial District
Sullivan
Vigo
Clark
T. J. Mann
David Crawley
Dom P. Riggs
Ibherin
J. J. Berry
J. N. Fordyce
Jacksop Rieb
J. J. Snyder
John L. Kiutman
A. F. Eginbrook
John Wrangoner
Tas A
Marlow
Jackson Township
Stark
Curry
E. G
Gaskins Fairbank
Owen Kissner
Turmay
Thos Collyer Hamitten
A Moore
Cass
J. B. Lochran
Jefferson
J. M. Dauthit
Sbaddon
R.M. Whalen
Giv
Willis
Sullivan Town
Murray Briggs
J. Patten
Triah Coulson
Merom
Thomas Stanley
D. W. Larr
Wm M. Johnson
Carlisle
Gwin
BR. L. Jenkins
E. D Denison
Woman Suffrage Column contested by Indiana group
A Mat e Central Committee of the Indiana Woman Suffrage Association officially fields this column. A local defender of women's voting rights presents arguments and counters in the discussion, highlighting ongoing civic debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Central Committee
Indiana Woman Suffrage Association
State Association Officers and Central Committee List
The report lists officers of the state association with names and cities such as Dr Mary F Thomas president Kokomo Mrs M B M Price secretary Indianapolis Mrs F M Adkinson corresponding secretary Crawfordsville and more. It also notes the state central committee members and district allocations with several postings and vacancies. A joint resolution to amend section of a state constitution outlines voting eligibility for citizens including naturalized residents and foreign born residents with residence requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Thomas
M. BM. Price
Kokoma
F M. Adkinson
Aing
Indianapolis
Mary D. Taylor
Crawfordsville
State Central Committee
United States
Eure
Eldon
Indiana Woman's Suffrage Association New Year Greeting
The Indiana Woman's Suffrage Association sends New Year's greetings to friends across the state. It urges renewed zeal to educate the public to support the suffrage amendment and to push for legislative candidates who back the issue. Mary F. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Woman’s Suffrage Association
Loka
Mary F. Thomas
Equal Suffrage Club Holds Jubilee Meeting in Franklin
The Equal Suffrage Club in Franklin Indiana held a well attended jubilee gathering on Thursday evening December 29. Speakers included Dr Stott president of the Baptist College D B Hunter a prominent attorney and Mrs Sandsler club secretary. Stott argued the fraud claim against equal suffrage and wavered on extending the franchise to women while Hunter contended that no argument against women voting differs from men. The Franklin Club, after discouraging experiences, is now in enthusiastic working order.
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Equal Suffrage Club
Franklin, Ind
Stott
The
Baptist College
D. B. Hunter
Sandsler
Hunter
Franklin Club
Suffrage Lecture by Mrs Campbell in Richmond
Mrs Margaret W Campbell will deliver a suffrage lecture in Richmond Indiana Thursday evening January 5. She is expected to address supporters on the rights of women and the push for universal suffrage in the state.
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Margaret W.campbell
Richmond
Ind
Women Suffrage Work Moves Into Southwest Indiana
Mrs. Campbell leads suffrage outreach as she notes a strong suffrage sentiment in visited locations. A special committee from National Woman Suffrage Association, including Lillie Devereux Blake and others, is appointed to prepare for the January Convention in Washington with sessions scheduled for the 17th to 20th inst. Indiana delegates and local societies urged to appoint representatives promptly.
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Campbell
Lillie Devereux Blake
New York
Virginia L. Mier
St Louis
Clara Bewick Colby
Nebraska
National Woman Suffrage Association
Washington
Indiana
May Wright Sewall
Fragment on Woman Suffrage Attitudes in Wyoming
Francis D. Gage quotes the Wyoming Territory as viewing Woman Suffrage as a fixed beneficial fact for the community. He notes no clamor against it and warns it improves morals spirituality finances and social life for all.
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Francis D. Gage
Woman’s Journal
Woman stockholder vote rights on railroad questioned
A remark notes that a woman may vote as a stockholder in a transcountry railroad but if she sells her shares to buy a house she loses voice on the road’s future near her home. The comment highlights gender and property links to corporate influence.
Woman Suffrage Debate on State Regulation and Morality
The excerpt argues whether Congress or state governments should regulate industries and moral issues, weighing the role of women’s influence. Senator Horr critiques federal capacity, urging respect for feminine purity in guiding civic policy and governance.
Trustworthy Liver Aid Promises Relief
The ad touts a liver and kidney remedy by Crowder and Reed. It claims swift relief from urinary issues and related diseases, urging readers to try the tonic bottle as a reliable, proven cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder O Reeu
Safe Blown Open at Kidsey & Butler Warehouse
Vandals forced entry to a Vincennes warehouse Wednesday morning at Kidsey and Butler, exploding the safe with tools found on site. No money or papers were taken, but the safe was wrecked. Witness John Burke saw three men nearby but did not identify them. entrance gained through a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidsey & Butler
John Burke
Minnie seeks who set the fusions in spring attire
Burlington Hawkeye notes a playful inquiry about who designed a fashion trend, mentioning a spring overcoat worn with benzine and extending through holidays into February, while the writer stays focused on the mystery itself.
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Burlington
Administrator to Sell Pleasantville Real Estate at Auction
Adam Smith administrator of John Shathaway deceased will sell by auction on February 11 1882 on the premises Lot eighteen and lot twenty three in Pleasantville Sullivan county Indiana. Each lot appraised at 201 00 and 386 50 respectively with bids not less than two thirds of appraised value. Terms require one third cash day of sale and balance over eighteen months with notes and security at six percent interest.
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Pleasantville
Sullivan County
Iadiana
Vine
Eienteen
Adam Smith
Thiry Days Trial Promises Vigor and Health Remedies
An advertisement for Voltale Bell Co offers electrical appliances and tonics to treat nervous weakness gal disorders. It promises rapid relief and restoration of vigor for men and lists ailments such as rheumatism neuralgia paralysis and kidney diseases. Free pamphlet available from the firm in Marshall Texas.
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Frazier
Wasel
William
J. M Cuffinberry
Cleveland
Henry & CO
Clevieland
O. S.C Griffith
Avent, Sadivan
Ladiana
Willkendl
Voltale Bell Co
Marsnall, Liea
Novaly
Lamps and lamp fixtures at Mayfield & Co's
Kansas lands for traps in Butler county Kansas 2400 acres plow land well located near schools churches railroads and markets in a thriving agricultural county. For particulars prices call Tony Dodds with W G Youwe at Mayfield & Co's.
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Butler County
Kansas
Sullivan County
Tony Dodds
W.G
Burlington Route Special Inducements Advertisement
An advertisement from the Burlington Route promises special inducements to readers, inviting them to learn more by consulting another page of the newspaper for details. The notice emphasizes financial incentives and encourages engagement with the rail line’s offers.
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Burlington
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Sullivan: Union
Yeptistag Bureau
Political Directory
Officers OF State Association
Mary EB. Heggart
G. Matlaces Trenurei
New Jersey Street
May Wright Seweill
Ludianapolis
Mary Showas
Richmon Klas
Mary D Nayloa
Florence M. Adkins
Elim Streets
M. E
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Franklin
Bixth
L. N. Boyd
Dublin Reventh
G. W. Merrill
Indiapolis
Ight
M. H. W.ilhite
Crawfordxviile
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Helen M. Gougar
Lfayette
F. Armstrong
Kokomo
Abs
Z. G. Wallace
Wyoming Territory
DR. Frazier
Union Office
Geo
Wm. Curtis
T .Eatman
Salt Reed
Will McDonald
Dearhon St . Kieage
Hiteet
Portaets
Carpenter
Henderson
N.L
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Aid Cuticura
Cuticura
Sony
Justin O
Penccar
Alpat
Foh Drake
Detroit
Michigan
Fred
Sal
Skie UT Vors
Sof Whipple
Decatur. Mieh
Renu
Weee & P
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Boston
Vincennes Fews
Sanford
Vous Hendarde
Curtis
Scaiuford
Saufer
Werkks & Otter
Sollings
Astew Ague
Rob Qrezer
Ramuel
Margrield & Co
Mayfield & Co
Crowder & Reed's
Lafe Stewart
Wm. Carlton
Wilkey Bros
N23
Guitean
Cowder and Reed’s
Marchott
Witkey Bros
Brown
Wilkey
J.&g. Meakans
Masfirid & Co
Crowder & Lady
Christias
John Shathaway
Knox Circuit Court
Mayfield & Co's
Kansas Lands
Annie
Curry & Curry, Sullivan, Ludiana
E. J.C. Hilderbrand
Madit
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A.M. Knotts
Court Street
Orpogue
John Tang & Sons
Maple & Solmes
Patent Office
CE. Foster
Seventh Street
Washington, DC
Beatty
Cation Beai
V.J
Ct Crea
Parsons
Ohnson & CO
Bangor
Mr. Mirever
Chatham &J
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George
Eereltann
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