Local political squabbles and bold gossip in a county row
The text portrays county leaders debating influence and loyalty. It mentions Hon W E Niptack and Hon M L Brett alongside local figures like Niblack and Deviess. A party clash emerges with bets in a Liberal and Democratic club, and references to public figures including Grant Wilpon Giles and General Crant amid caricatures and political theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arerchange
Sexton
Grant and Wilpon Glee Club
North Carolina
Giles Club
A Hole That Works Both Ways In Veale Township
In Veale Township, a meeting featured Hon. M. L. Bratt insisting he did not seek the Legislature, while endorsing Hon. John Scudder. The piece argues Brett and Morton clash on trust and wealth, with attacks about honesty and past gains, and defends Brett against charges, noting prior canal losses and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Bratt
Hia
Veale Township
John Scadster
Scadsler
Bratt
Bir
Scudder
Mr. Bcudder
Brett
Gcudder
Veale Township visit sparks state legislature chatter
Report from Veale Township recounts a scene after a speech by Mr. Brett with questions about a Senate run and a possible race against Senator Morton. The piece notes Democratic and Republican tensions, Louisville convention talk, and a call by Henry Polson regarding delegates and party principles.
County political row over audits and accusations
In a heated dispute, critics question Mr. Brett’s charges and fairness as he campaigns for office. They accuse him of exaggerating reports and misusing funds while defending the auditor's authority and the fee levels. Citizens vow to base future remarks on substantiated facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesenie
Louiaville
Henry Polson
Democratic Central Committee
Polson
Greeley
Loulaville
Poleon
Jett
Brett
Urey
Questioning Brett Cash Flow From State Treasury
The text alleges that Brett paid $11,000 in interest to the School Fund and claims he exchanged treasury funds for other funds to buy U. S. Government 6-20 bonds. It questions legality, implying a felony, and contrasts with Governor Morton’s use of state money for institutions while condemning similar actions. The piece asks whether Brett can explain or justify his actions.
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Strong
Navy
Treasury
Brett
U. S
Morton
Mr. Bratt. Ba
Marton
Mon. M. Ju. Trett
Senator Morton
Mr. Trett
Gove Lerfor
Marcy
Monte
Mer. Urott Remiere
Ureit
Fyof
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
TriUproan
Mor Oh
Brevet Charges and Indiana State Fiscal Crisis Debated
The pamphlet argues Brett accused Governor Morton of urging felony by diverting Treasury funds. It cites 1863 bills aimed at shifting military power and funding state asylums, notes the Legislature’s act defining felony, and portrays Morton saving state credit by borrowing to support government services.
Hooks and Ladders Fica Provides Fire Protection in City
A local appeal from Washington Indiana urges citizens to support the Hook and Ladder Company which seeks funds for sparking equipment and a fire alarm bell. An August 22, 1472 plea notes dry windy weather and the need to protect property, with youths planned to visit homes for donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlor
Ciizen
Ide Awawe
Washington, Ind
Institute Proseedings Entertain and Chronicle Oddities
Correspondent recalls the first Institute meeting at Me Taggart School House, notes a move to the Court House, and describes makeshift decor, vendors, clergy, and curious attendees. The letter mixes humor about unsuitable lighting, weather, and notable but flawed attendance, ending with a playful nod to rest and restoration.
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Aorron Gagerta
Mamerouus
Me’ Taggart School
Court House
Soney
Toy, & Jittle Cooney
Ithe Yard
Noah Goshorn
Wright
Bott
Presidential question unsettles party lines in Reconstruction debate
The Jewish Messenger quotes H Dank Massachusetts lawyer on platforms and professions shaping politics. The piece analyzes whether electoral pledges will be kept, contrasting Grant supporters with anti Grant factions. It predicts a national choice between old causes and new order, foreseeing a final struggle in the next four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rroparp
H. Dank
Massachusetts
Poliahad
Ginelanati
Baltimore
Grant
North Vete
Gresley
Ato
Mitloulsta
Thie
Piptforma
Slike
Local notices and misfortunes crowd late 19th century papers
A garbled mosaic of incidents reports deaths from apoplexy in Forty Wayne, a wagon mishap injuring a jaw, a home outrage in Vincennes, a deputy auditor finishing fifteen tax pages, lightning damaging telegraph lines, railroad progress notes in Indiana, and a runaway couple scandal in Colfax.
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Vincenner Tisage
Nugentot Itov
Parrett
Misa Fullenlove
Allany Ledger
Jan Ahobella
Geisemlert
Indianapolis Sentinel
Tuscaloosa
Joureal
Indiana and Winels
Newman
Edgar County
Johanna Saringhausen
A. S
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Rush
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James A Wildmar
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Marion
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James C. Denny
Nox
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Flint
Will Jake Teilman
Byaneville
Ay Largo
Natian Kimball
Republican County
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James Garten
William Bharke
Ake H. Resdall
Breand
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Hook and Ladder Company
W. E. Niptack
M. L. Brett
Niblack
Deviess
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Meears
Jack Hon
O. S. Morton
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Wayne
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Henry Donnee
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Colfax
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Gallaudet
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Randview
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