Campaign slate lists state officers and judges names
The list names Governor Tra Craser Hendricks County and Lieutenant Governor Theodore Shockney Randolph along with Secretary of State Aanon Jenks St. Joseph Auditor JoONN W. Coons Marion Treasurer Frederick J. LeHonz Vanderhurs Attorney General Joshin D Ferrall Lagrange Supreme Court Reporter George Bp Haywoor Tippee Superintendent James OH Henry Morgan State Statistician Simeon J Thompses Shelby and judges from district one through five including Aden G Cavins Greene and Chanles S Baker Bartholomew with others from Marion Wayne Porter among named districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra J. Craser
Hendricks County
Theodore Shockney
Randolph
Aanon Jenks
St. Joseph
Joonn W. Coons
Marion
Frederick J. LeHonz
Vanderhurs
Joshin D. Ferrall
Lagrange
Supreme Court
George BP, Haywoor
Tippee
James OH. Henry
Morgan
Wayne
Evagar
Local County Tickets Announce Treasurer and Commissioner Runs
COUNTY TICKET lists William B. Ripbergeway for Treasurer James C. McKer for Commissioner 2nd District William Miller for Commissioner 3rd District Theodore Hakrer for Assessor William H. Lucas for Coroner Allison G Monabb for Surveyor aligned with party slate and local election details.
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William B. Ripbgeway
James C. McKer
William Miller
Theodore Hakrer
William H. Lucas
Allison G, Monabb
Instructions for voting straight Republican ticket
Voters are told to stamp inside the Eagle square for a straight Republican ticket only once. The star inside the square marks the stamp, and voters must avoid any other marks or blotches. Fold the ballot with poll clerk initials outside and hand it to the Inspector.
War record questions in local politics and party splits
The letter column accuses Juli Higbee of exploiting a war record while seeking a county representative seat and urges voters to evaluate his background. It notes Democratic shifts, tariff debates, and editorials accusing Democrats of free trade policies and wildcat money, with calls to inform voters before the next election.
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Juli Higbee
John
John Highee
John Higbee
Daneel Sickles
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Will
Indiana
Harrison
Protective tariff views clash in party lines
The piece argues for tariffs on imports that compete with home labor, naming woolen goods boots and shoes and iron wares while opposing free trade. It contrasts Republican protection with Democratic free trade, cites history from slavehold era to California gold flows, and urges voters to back honest money and a national currency in the next election.
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Ae Acre
Democrats
Ultra Free Trade
South
Great Britain
France
California
Europe
Buchanan
Democratic Party
United States
Republican Party
Congress
Chicago
Wild Cat Money and its historical frauds
A historical explainer discusses wild cat money issued by state banks before the war, noting how it led to losses when banks failed and the need for detectors. It claims Republicans killed the practice by imposing a 10 percent tax, preventing its return, while suggesting the Democrats seek repeal of that law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Chicago
Congress
Farmers’ State Bank
First voters urged to back Republicans in 1892
Sullivan county prepares for a larger turnout by first time voters born 1867 to 1871. The piece argues youths should vote Republican, praising Lincoln's era, condemning Democrats for war and free trade, and warning that democracy leads to poverty and ruin.
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Sullivan County
Abraham Lincoln
Democratic Party
Jefferson Davis
Jeff Davis
Republican Party
Union
Never Moved a Peg Since 1860 Republicans and Neighbors
The speaker criticizes Republicans as backward and associating with Europe’s scum, then urges readers to inspect their own neighbors who are Republicans. He notes many are millers and argues readers may learn from their reasons and join to share honors with them.
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Europe
Thirty Two Years In Power and the Democrat Party
The article argues the Democratic party’s thirty two years in power ended with Republican ascendancy. It critiques Democratic era policies including free banking and misfortunes 1850s to 1860s, contrasts with Republican tariff and credit stability, and warns about constitutional apportionment issues in Indiana counties.
Gerrymander Debates in 1885 and 1891 Apportionments
Judge Eugene H. Bundy finds both 1885 and 1891 apportionment laws unconstitutional for not basing districts on equal population. The report lists numerous county pairs with significant population disparities in senatorial and representative districts, highlighting imbalances that distort electoral voice across Indiana counties.
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Tlawrence
Lawrence
Dutois
Tatseaves
Orange County
Tes
Dubois
Orange
Day County
Adams
Blackford
Jay County
Jay and
Shlackford
Jay
Pass
Miami
Tipton
Harrison
Putnam
Ripley
Franklin and
Sullivan
Fsdl
Justice Blackford
Dawson
Renpe-Entaan
Lewis
Morse
Michigan
Indiana
General Assembly
Cech
Fading Democracy Critics on McKinley Tariff Repeal
The passage argues that Democrats campaigned to repeal the McKinsey tariff and swept majority control in Congress Yet when in power times improved and prosperity rose they feared repeal and branded the McKinley law as harmful The piece ends by branding democracy as fraud
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House of Congress
President Amerson Advocates Protection in Second Annual Message
In his second annual message to Congress President Amerson argues for tariffs on all imported manufactured goods to protect domestic industry. He emphasizes citizens should use home produced articles and warns against relapse into foreign dependence.
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Congress
J.merson Sai
Andrew Jackson era platform on protection policy
The piece discusses 1832 political platform ideas praising protection and criticizing Republican tariff policy. It cites a Chicago convention expression denouncing protection as a fraud and argues for revenue only tariffs, claiming constitutional limits on taxation and duties.
Fragmentary letter on markets and party platform impact
A distorted letter discusses market prices under tariff and free trade ideas. It mentions Mr Cleveland, the M onkey tariff, Carlisle and the Peas report, and notes party losses and the Chicago national platform. It suggests the candidate avoids referencing the platform and hints at political risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mer. Carlisle
Medinniey Law
Chicago
W Blaine Letter on European Labor Conditions
Hon J G Blaine wrote a letter urging voters to understand European labor conditions and warn that shifting American labor to a lower wage level would undermine U S statesmanship and comparative advantage. The text reflects debates on labor and trade policy.
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Europe
JamEms G Blaine
Bom
Republic
Hinesl
Fiarape
Fie
Stacea
Ovenns
Democratic rally attendance and notices amid confusion
The article notes a democratic rally at Puviiera with Robinson and Brookshire speaking, Bynum absent, and crowd estimates near a thousand. It mentions delays in enthusiasm, a misprint corrected as Alt Cave, and Royal letters to soldiers. It also records Jacob S. Furry appointed administrator of Testa Furry estate in Sullivan Circuit Court.
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Nander Shore
Robinson
Brookshire
Bynum
Piimera
Alt Cave
Amiy
Prookstre
Dian
Broedsshire
Local Notes and Social Updates in Sullivan
Miss Ivy Gettinger remains very ill while Clem Arnett moves into the Sullivan neighborhood. Andy Cooper suffers severe illness with consumption, and Alex Kaufman and wife visited Albert Kaufman. Charley Weir considers moving to Terre Haute soon as Sullivan youths gather Friday at Maple Tilt. A campaign push for Pateison is noted with a hopeful line for happiness. Relatives of Te WK Cushnan plan a surprise soon.
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Ivy Gettinger
Providence
Clem Arnett
Andy Cooper
Alex Kaufman
Albert Kaufman
Charley Weir
Cushnan
Lit
Sandy
Soom
Donny
Local Gossip and Visitors in Shelby County
Mr and Mrs Thomas Head visit Sheffield Id Wood of Merom was here last week Patsy Ayers visited Terre Haute for the races Mrs Hugh Sherwood returned home Saturday Mrs Win Griffin of Sullivan visits the area Clarence Beynd of Baltimore spent Sunday Barry Barnaby returns to Shellburn to take a job on the EL and P Rail Miss Norah and Claude Tarvis of Shelbyville UL stay with Miss Gertie Harper Congratulations to Mr and Mrs William Mills Parsy Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Head
Shelbyville
Gertie Harper
Wm. Mills
Parsy Ayens
Hymera News Highlights Local Events and Obituaries
Local notes report visits by Fred Ashbery and D L Railshack kinfolk, a Greene county sale at Geo Mc Cammon, and a new Democratic pole by John Tipton. The second week of school totals about 100 pupils, Flosom Vanarsdoll dies of brain fever at age one, and a republican glee club organizes at Zenor's hall with sixty to seventy attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ashbery
Hymera
D. L. Railshack
R. V. Railshack
Shelburn
Nancy Hanks
Alber Larr
Greene County
Geo. McCammon
Thos. Lyons
Sullivan
Tymera
John Tipton
Tipton
Democrats
Flosom
J. M. Vanarsdoll
Corps of Union
Hymera News
Zenor's Hall
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R. Che National Sheet Metal Roofing Co
W Chy St
New York
Dissolution of Partnership John B Matk & Co ends by mutual consent
The partnership under John B. Matk & Co is dissolved by mutual consent. K Sherman tecomity becomes sole proprietor and assumes all liabilities and authority to collect outstanding accounts. Creditors and customers are urged to settle any debts to the Tate firm.
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John B. Matk & Co
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