Split in Republican ranks tests democracy’s hopeful path
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1881
Page
4
Truth of History Remains Unmoved by NY Republicans Split
A political note reports that the truth of history does not bend when party factions in New York fail to split a coalition. The remark hints at enduring partisan dynamics without yielding ground or changing outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indictment Against Guiteau Lists Eleven Counts
The indictment charging Guiteau with the murder of the President consists of eleven counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiteau
Michigan Sufferers Receive Over 200000 in Aid Yet Suffering Remains
More than 200000 dollars have been sent to Michigan victims, but untold suffering persists as aid flows face ongoing needs and gaps in relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Mrs W R McKeen of Vandalia Dies in Terre Haute
Mrs W R McKeen wife of President McKeen of Vandalia died last week at Terre Haute. The obituary notes her death in Indiana with her husband and indicates her role as widow of the railroad official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McKkeen
President McKeen
Terre Haute
Sixth comet of 1881 reported discovered by Englishman
The sixth comet of 1881 is reported to have been discovered last week by an Englishman.
Mrs Garfield Emerges As Nation's Most Famous Woman
Mrs Garfield, once quiet and reserved, has become the most famous woman in America and likely the world, reflecting a remarkable shift in public recognition and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Garfield
America
Garfield remains moved to new air tight bronze casket
The body of President Garfield was transferred last week to a sealed bronze casket finished in gold and silver, a gift from a New York funeral firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
New York
Aldrich Named Rhode Island Senator After Burnside
Hon. Nelson W. Aldrich becomes Rhode Island senator succeeding the late General Burnside. He is forty, a former legislator, and has twice been elected to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Burnside
Ile
Unprecedented Demand Forces Picture Sale of President
The sale of the deceased President's picture is described as unprecedented and marvelous. Demand is strong, and despite extensive picture-making facilities, supply remains totally inadequate.
Demand for Portraits of the Lamented Dead President
Widespread clamor for engraved portraits as Jia name becomes a household staple and his image a necessity in every home amid the national mourning.
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Jia
New York Republicans Nominate Strong Ticket Amid Unity
The piece argues Democrats push scandal to stir dissent in the Republican ranks. It claims Republicans should stay united and deny any split, citing New York Republicans who held a harmonious convention and named a solid ticket.
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Republican Party
New York
Empire State
Law Punishing Drunkenness In Public Enforced
The last Legislature enacted penalties for public drunkenness with fines up to 9 dollars on first offense, up to 25 dollars on second, and up to 100 dollars or up to thirty days imprisonment on third offense, plus disfranchisement and ineligibility for offices for a determined period.
Turbulent Times Critique of Guiteau and Party Violence
The piece lashes out at Republicans calling Guiteau the assassin and contrasts with Democrats rejoicing at Lincoln's death. It argues Republicans have a history of assassination charges against them and cites racial violence as ongoing blood guilt. The author claims the party has pursued political killing and government turmoil in U.S. history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Guiteau
Booth
Lincoln
South
United States
Democrats Elevate Bayard as Senate Organizes
The Senate elected Thomas F. Bayard of Delaware as president pro tempore and vice president of the United States, a move seen as a temporary Democratic advantage. Republicans note Bayard was not their first choice and warn of political backlash, while David Davis aided admission of three new Senators, signaling factional strains and hopes for unity in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Thos. F. Bayard
Delaware
United States
Bayard
David Davis
Ohio State Election Held Today
Ohio State holds election today with voters casting ballots on key issues and candidates amid ongoing campaigns and local oversight.
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Ohio State
The great gift taker and the world tour mendicant
A Democrat editorial mocks General Grant accusing him of delivering gibes and gifts as he travels. It recalls past political battles and ballots, claiming Grant’s actions drive Democratic hatred while preserving broad global regard and enduring popularity.
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Lee
Grant
New York Palace
Gen Grant
Batte
New Liquor Law Provisions Enforced In State
The article outlines sections 190 and 191 of a new liquor law prohibiting sale or gift of intoxicants on Sundays and legal holidays, with tight hours and penalties. It specifies fines from 10 to 50 dollars and up to sixty days in jail, plus required physician prescriptions for certain alcohol sales on specific days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
United States
Cheap excursion to Chicago by Chicago and Illinois lines
The notice announces a low rate excursion from Evansville and from Cobges to Chicago on October 18 1881. Round trip fares from Evansville are five dollars seventy five cents with other listed city prices. Boots and shoes stock valued at 1500 to 1800 dollars aims to clear out by January first at very low prices.
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Chicago
Ilinois
R. T. Evansville
Verre Haute
Cheaco
Cor
Evansville
Vincennes
Terre Tlaute
St OU
Danville
Als
Dusan
Gen. Pass
Ee Trorne & Louris
Trott & Burks
Rou
Karen & Miles
Commercial Row
Sullivan, Ind
Graysville Notes and Local Notices Chronicle Peculiar Snippets
Local items report Jason Peters moving near Sullivan with Lewis Burk occupying his former place. The piece mocks fashion and gossip, mentions Titus Baker's death after three weeks illness and Dr Bliss’ ire with the Bulden Man. Post office notices list unclaimed letters for Sullivan in Sullivan County Indiana.
Market and railroad incident headline blend
Wheat price levels and livestock quotes appear alongside a Philadelphia Times report praising the Pennsylvania Railroad telegraph operators. A runaway engine on the New York division was diverted by timely telegraph messages but still caused a wreck near Tacony and delays for hours.
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Philadelphia Times
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cornwell's
Halmesburg
New York
Enielonntie
Chinelt’s
Cornwell
Holmesburg Junction
Jain Mead
Tacony
Washington Express
Merom Notes and Local Happenings in Graysville
Merom reporter updates on public school conditions, new arrivals, sick lists, and local business moves. Mention of F 4 Heluis returning home, Jones of Terre Haute, and Berkely item rumor. College walk deterioration, unsafe crossings, and Friday baseball club formation noted. Pres. Smith attends state convention. ongoing optimism about growth and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graysville
Merom
Heluis
Fountain Co
Priday
Tie
Heath
Cooper & Co
G. W. Shepherd and
Morris’ Ice Cream Parlor
Billy Reed
Ey Hatton
M. McCain
Uie Exe
Smith
Hagerstown
Douglasa
Ripley
Prohibition Debate and a Barroom Incident
A Cincinnati interview outlines temperance reform through party primary selections to nominate temperate candidates. The report also details a New York case where Frederick Wagner, a Ridge Street bar keeper, assaulted his wife with a bloodhound. police stopped the attack, the dog was shot, and Wagner was fined five dollars with peace bonds.
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New York Tribune
Frederick Wagner
Ridge Street
Mulligan
Reilly
Wagner
Flammer
Essex Market
O G T Sullivan County Convention at Pleasantville
The IO and I Convention of Sullivan county announces a two day County Convention in Pleasantville on October 14 and 15 with Auretta Hoyt of Indianapolis giving a public lecture Friday night and multiple talks Saturday including one for children. Open sessions except for a Saturday secret meeting for Order members. Delegates urged from Blue Ribbon Clubs and ministers asked to attend. Composed by J F O Haver and W P O Haver with Sara Paxton assisting.
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O. G.T
Sullivan County
Pleasantville
Auretta Hoyt
Indianapolis
Friends of Temperance
Blue Ribbon
Gospel
J. F. O Haver
Sara Paxton
W. P. O' Haver
Dr Drake Recovered Using Cuticura Remedies in Detroit
F H Drake of Detroit reports recovery from a severe skin condition affecting head face and hand after using Cuticura Resolvent internally and Cuticura Soap externally. The note ends with a local sales line about Boots and pee at net cost at Nelse Wilkey's.
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F. H. Drake
Detroit
Nelse Wilkey
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Enforce
Jason Peters
Sullivan
Lewis Burk
Charlie Watson
Titus Baker
Sullival
Alva County
Indiana
John S Armstrong
Dan Connit
Janus Brothers
David Mattingly
Mariah Abitler
Isabella Miller
Nellie Stewart
Isabella Hos
Cian Sarah White
Lanma Willis
de “al biaYs
Cail
SoLlivan
Ixpranaports
Raing
Beyone
I. E. Shideler
Delaware County
Ition
Cincinnati
Alou
mwLlese Goede
Boots Shoes, &C
Uni
NH. F
James A. Carfield
Oar Marterel
Hook
MS Bea
Smoke the Belle of
North Side
Weir
Troll & Burks
Rin
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