Political Directory Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Officials
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Cambers Patterson with Judge Joan T. Haya as Prosecuting Attorney for Sullivan and Vigo counties. Regular terms set in January April June October. County officers include Clerk T. J. Mann Auditor David Crawley Treasurer Dam P. Riggs Sheriff John Dudley Recorder J. N. Fordyce and Commissioners Jackson Rich J J Snyder John L. Kaufman. School trustees listed by township with names for Jackson Curry Fairbank Tarman Hamilton Cass Jefferson Haddon Gih Sullivan Town Merom Cartiele and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambers Patterson
Joan T. Haya
Fourteenth Judicial District
Sullivan
Vigo
T. J. Mann
David Crawley
Dam P. Riggs
John Dudley
J. N. Fordyce
Jackson Rich
J. J. Snyder
John L. Kaufman
A. F. Estabrook
John Waggoner
Jas
A. Marlow
Jackson Township
Stark
Curry
Preston A. Reed
Fairbank
James Johnson
Tarman
Thos. Collyer
Hamilton
R. A. Moore
Cass
Samuel Smith
Jefferson
J. M. Douthit
Haddon
R. M. Whalen
Hoar Speech on Taking Chair at Chicago Convention
Senator Hoar argues the convention must name the next President from the two finalists chosen by parties. He recalls Lincoln’s 1860 nominating contest and contrasts then stable parties with contemporary Democratic weakness and South dominance.
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Senator Hoar
Chicago
House of Representatives
United States
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Hannibal Hamlin
Lincoln
Lincoin
Douglas
Breckenridge
Europe
Democratic Party
River and Harbor Bill Called Democratic Steal
Indianapolis Journal denounces a river and harbor bill as a Democratic plunder totaling eight million dollars for mostly non navigable streams. The piece cites 179 affirmative votes largely Democratic, with critique of Speaker influence and GOP wheedling. It argues funds favor constituents while neglecting public needs and harshly comments on federal spending priorities.
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Indianapolis Journal
The
New York Tribune
Congress
Star Postal Service
How Farmers Lose Money From Bad Habits And Timing
A compilation of farm practice missteps and home economy advice warns farmers to keep farm records, protect tools, rotate crops, and time sowing and planting. It cites examples from Mrs H B Stone’s Florida grove, milk yields by breeds, field rotations, and kitchen tips including cooking and laundry demonstrations.
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H. B Stone
Orange Grove
Florida
Jerseys
Middle Tennesse
India
Party contrast speech on republic and democracy legacy
A speaker denounces the Democratic party for alleged voter fraud and undermining legal safeguards in several states, contrasting with the Republican record of emancipation, infrastructure, homesteads, and national unity. The speaker urges a nationwide justice and equal vote protection from coast to coast as the party’s enduring mission.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
White League
Kuklux
South Carolina
New York
Maine
Delaware
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republic
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Gulf
Motherless chickens in Newton coop story
A Newton gentleman recalls a hot day incident where hens brood perished from sun stroke. The mother chicken died and the chicks fled beneath the brooding wings of their deceased parent. He recounts a moving moment of care and affection amid loss.
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Newton
Love
Farmers column seeks items of interest from county
Farmers from all parts of the county are invited to contribute items of interest to this column. Readers can share reports on crops, livestock, market news, weather impacts, and practical farming tips for inclusion.
Inventions and Patent Office Advice From C E Foster
Inventors urged to exercise great care when presenting inventions before the Patent Office as many patents are worthless from neglect. C E Foster of Washington D C has 19 years of practice before the Patent Office and can provide advice and pamphlets.
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Patent Office
Washington
C. E. Foster
7Th St
Washington, D. C
2Nd National Bank
Bank of the Republic
D.C
Advancing years and hair dye claims for Avyrrs Harr Vic on
The advertisement claims Avyrrs Harr Vic on restores faded or gray hair to brown or black, softens the scalp, cures dandruff, and checks hair loss with new growth if follicles survive. It promises a harmless, dye free dressing that dries without staining fabric and lasts long, advertised for sale by all dealers.
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Avyrr
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Sullivan Union
Political Directory
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Thomas K. Beecher
Christian Union
Woods
Langstroth
Gallup
Wistar
Son
J. Stephens
Lebanon
Ohio
Stoel
W.c.runnelue
Lewistown
Messenger Publishing Co
Lewisburg
Studdart & CO
St. Cloud Building
Warren
B. Palm
Trumbull County
Mathushek
America
57Th St
Ave. Enone Music
Dagans Mendelssohn Piano CO
N.Y
H. James
Craddock & CO
Race
Philadelphia
TJ W. BP Lenners CO
Washington, D.C
Naz Im
Weill
City Novelty CO
8Th St
Crawley & McKinley
Undertakers
Sulliv
South Side
Sullivan Carriage Works
Sile
Biles
Sean
Sullivan County Bank
Sulivan
Indiana
K. J. C. Hilderbrand
Hamburg American Packet Company
England
France
Germany
CVB Richard,& CO 4 General
Broadway New York
Earth
Heaven
Quysett
Addrasg
Daniel F. Beaty
Washington, NJ
Mrow
GEO. P. Rowell & CO
Spruce St
Outfit
P. O. Vickery
Augusta, Maine
Evansville
Terre Haute
A’ Fg Co
Rochester
N. Y
Toronto
Ont
Gen
Jones Brothers & CO
Cincinnati
Southside
Square, Sullivan, Ind
William. Herrox
Notary Public
General Collection Agent
Careisee
Dick T Morgan
Atalayw
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