Guiger Eutroe Tipton Notice August 6 1898
Local notice from Tipton dated August 6 1898 references Guiger Eutroe in readable fragments. No further context available in the fragmentary OCR.
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Newspaper
Tipton County Argus
Location
Tipton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1858
Page
2
Notice to all debtors of Dominion Alice
All persons indebted to the Dominion Alice for subscription advertising or job work on or before May 22 1858 are authorized to settle with the proprietor of the Arrow Avenue Eameau C L L Fishar, after purchasing Bairds share of all claims due cath office. Debtors must settle with the named parties only. Tipton May 38 1812.
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Eameau
C. L. L. Fishar Bating
Bairds
Tipton
Farmers and Mechanics hold Maes Convention and court house talk
The piece notes a Farmers and Mechanics Maes Convention planned for August 7 1858 at Teferesburg with speakers, clarifies no third party aim, and discusses county finances. It argues the county cannot fund a courthouse now due to poor crops and low revenue and suggests issuing bonds to complete the court and relieve taxpayers, while defending the county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Mechanics
Teferesbury
Ltia
Farmers and Mechanics’ Maes
Teteraburg
Republican Convention Elects Candidate for State Legislature
The Republican conventions of Hamilton and Tipton counties met in Cicero on the 31st to nominate a candidate for the State Legislature. Adison Boxley won the party’s nomination after ballot voting and a township vote apportionment plan was adopted. The meeting adjourned after ordering publication in Hoosi Patriot and Tipton County Argus. An address by G. A. Busey was announced for Tipton. Temperance topics and local notes followed, including rain relief for corn and town improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Tipton
Cicero
Johan Green
Levi Farley
G. H. Voss
John Kenyon
Jaaac Stanton
W. W. Rooker
Wesley Helms
P.P. Whitesel
S. d. Colip
Wm. Neal
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Washington Ms
Clay
Dr. Hiatt
Phil Jelphia
Adison Boxley
Hoosi
Tipton County
Lagrange
Ind
M. E
Busey
Swamp Inn Readers Seek Advice in 1858 Letters
The Argus prints reader questions from Parrotteville Indiana on topics from fashion and poultry to town prospects and phrases.
Webster Shouts Stand Back at Bunker Hill Dedication
An Exeduest Appeal recounts Daniel Webster's moment during the Bunker Hill Monument dedication. As the crowd surged, officers could not restrain them and fainting occurred. Webster urged calm with a bold exchange about what is possible, the crowd reacting as he proclaimed nothing is impossible on Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Bunker Hill
Webster
Mr. Webster
Cin, Enquirer
Theft from Elderly Woman in Williamsburg Probed
A reckless thief picked the pocket of Mrs. J Adkiss, an eighty plus year old resident of Williamsburg at Grand Street 815. She had just sold her deceased son's watch to buy life’s necessities. The culprit escaped with the money and she was escorted home by the police.
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New York Herald
Quarantine Vessel Count Reaches Sixty Seven in New York
Authorities report sixty seven vessels are in quarantine at New York due to unspecified health concerns. Officials said inspections and restrictions remain in place to prevent spread and ensure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louisville election violence rocks Kentucky contest
Indianapolis Journal reports Louisville election results showing Democratic victories with Wheat 315 majority for Appeals Judge and McKee 267 for Clerk. It recounts a mob clash led by Dr Standiford and Lovell Rousseau, with shootings, arrests, and attempts to mob the election office, claiming the episode was an impartial account of riotous behavior on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louizville
Mon- May
Wheat
McKee
Standiford
Lovell H. Rousseau
Greene
Orange County
Courier
Court House
Rousseau
Dr. Standiford
Thomas
Dozier
Richard Rousseau
Mr. Dozier
No One Liveth For Himself Theme Across Nature
Poetic meditation on divine writing in flowers rain moss and the sun. The verse asserts a universal message that all beings share in creation and interdependence rather than living in isolation.
Foundation Underway for New Court House
Construction notes indicate bricks are being made for the new court house and the foundation is to be commenced in a few days. Local officials confirm continued progress toward the project completion.
Whose family does not suffer in liquor war debate
A long criticism argues liquor sales ruin families citing the suicide of John B. Elliott in a county jail. It links prohibition enforcement to community welfare, invoking Indiana law and political motives as causes of sorrow. The piece urges continued anti alcohol action.
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John B. Elliott
Richmond
Arthur W. Elliott
Indiana
Melancholy suicide of Evan L Kircheval in Greencastle
A young lawyer Evan L Kircheval of Greencastle killed himself at his father's house. He took a gun after telling his mother he would be back from the woods and was found dead with a wound to the forehead. No clear motive given though mental distress noted. The item also lists various brief notices from London disasters to local crop reports and other contemporaneous items.
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Evan L. Kircheval
Greencastle
Evan
Lafayette Cour
Shocking Farm Accident Near McCormick Farm
A severe mowing machine accident at Mr. McCormick's farm in Aboit township left Sam Douglase with a crushed left leg cut through at the ankle joint and extensive right leg injuries. Dr Daily and J Smith amputated the left leg below the knee, with hopes the right leg can be saved.
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McCormick
Aboit
Samecen Douglase
Dr. Daily
J. Smith
Fort Wayne
State Prison crowd prompts expansion plan
Terre Haute Journal editor and visiting Trustee notes 402 male and 10 female convicts in the State Prison, up about 75 since March. He cites crowded conditions yet good health and urges a larger facility or a new prison in the northern part of the state to balance location.
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Terre-Haute
Mail-boats Telegraph and Superior Deliver Blackberries Daily
Two mail-boats Telegraph and Superior arrived in Cincinnati last week carrying about a hundred bushels of blackberries daily. The Madison packets likely delivered about the same amount.
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Telegraph
Superior
Cincinnati
Madison
First Roast Ears From Boone County Presented
The piece notes that roast ears were presented last Monday by Sheriff Roomay and are the first grown in Boone County this year.
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Sheaiif
Boone County
Pio~neer
Strange case of Mrs Hays living without provisions
The article notes Mrs Hays has lived since February 26 1857 without eating or drinking. It also reports Dan Rice the equestrian showman lost a camel crossing a bridge nine miles west of Greencastle. The camel broke loose, the elephant steadied itself and the camel swung to safety as the rock and bridge collapsed.
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Dan Rice
Greencastle
Terra Firma
Boxing match on Bloody Island pits Conners and Burns
A Wednesday fist fight on Bloody Island in St. Louis between boxers Conners Shanghai and Burns lasted twenty two rounds in twenty seven minutes. Burns suffered heavy bleeding after round two and was heavily punished until his friends stopped the bout with a sponge. Conners won the $100 prize.
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St. Louis
Bloody Island
Connors
Shanghai
Burns
Conners
Old Settlers of Indiana Hold Annual Meeting at Knightstown Sprigs
The second annual gathering of the Old Settlers of Indiana is set for Knightstown Sprigs on Thursday August 15. Samuel Dake a Colfax liquor seller who shot John G White postmaster of Colfax faces preliminary examination after being arrested in Frankfort and held to bail at 4500 dollars.
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Indiana
Knightstown Sprigs
Samual Dake
Colfax
Ind
John G. White
Franks
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