29 Jul 1876
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1876
Page
1
The Lawrenceburg Press questions which Dearborn county Democrat joined the Chicago draft‑evasion chorus. Papers debate Tilden and Hendricks, with editors denouncing weak letters and worrying over a pivotal peace‑time question amid a national canvass.
Date Veale Towssnip teases political talk about frontier focus and Indian policy, warning only government action can pacify tribes. Sherman comments on a Bit Fing Bull death rumor, while local voters split on Malott for township trustee and Democratic machine tactics draw critique amid campaign chatter. A Mrs Ampenton sermon triggers sprightly gossip about guests and a back room disturbance. Davis Xx Saly 7.
July 26 1876 diary entry describes a trip from Indianapolis via O M Road to French Lick and West Baden. Observations include travel hardships rate of fare lodging water quality at the springs and social life with attendees from Louisville Cincinnati and beyond. Mentions proprietors Cook & Sleckman improvements and guest Simon Glyaxan Capt. Warris and Miss Anna Brett.
A Clarkesburg procession marks the laying of the cornerstone for a new lodge hall. Leaders including Grand Master and officers preside as the procession moves to the grove, with music, an oration, and a dinner. The event highlights club support, charity aims, and plans for a two story hall 20 by 46 feet with full conveniences.
A sweeping, critical recounting of postwar political maneuvering references Tilden, Hayes, Tweed, and Grant. The piece discusses reform efforts and party dynamics, noting reactions to Reconstruction policies and public sentiment toward leadership. It highlights tensions between Republicans and Democrats, and mentions figures like Morton and Kelley in the context of national discourse.
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