Washington Advertiser and Democrat clash over ex officers
A Tuesday edition discusses the dispute between the Washington Advertiser and the Washington Democrat. It criticizes censorship and alleged corruption tied to ex officers Cavanaugh and Reister and accuses editors of shifting loyalties for revenue.
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West End
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Mie Gazette
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Pension board sparks partisan rancor over officer picks
A letter rage at Hoke Smith appointments and pension board policy accuses Democrats of revenge against veterans in Daviess county. It defends Doc Faith and calls for fair pension examination, noting campaigns by soldiers and officials to install favored appointees.
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Haya
Agatnet
Avery
Davlézs
Hoke Smith
Peddiers
Daviess County
Tariff Debate Echoes in Public Discourse
A fragmented quote reflects public contention over tariffs and national success, indicating concern that tariff policy is central to the country’s prosperity and economic future.
Editorial Sight Lines on Hogan Critic Affair
A clipped fragment discusses a critic of Hogan, noting an affair allegation and implications for politics. The piece hints at ethical questions and public response without full details. Further context from the page section would clarify the critic’s identity and the affair’s scope.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Health After Severe Humor Problems
Mrs M M Macintosy of Barri jdiliois recalls a severe skin humor spread from her ankle to her knee causing pain and swelling. After trying doctors with little relief, she began Hood's Sarsaparilla and six months later felt a permanent cure with no recurrence. Hood's sold by all druggists, six for 25 cents.
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Silver Prices Fall Yet Bank Clearances Rise in 1898
The piece contrasts silver price drops with stronger bank clearances in the week ending September 18, 1898. It notes silver at 74 cents per ounce in New York on September 2, 1898, and discusses speculative links between gold power and farm prices, while citing improved farmer finances and rising bank activity as evidence of underlying prosperity. It critiques simplistic gold-power explanations and highlights the broader global agricultural and economic context of the era.
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New York
India
Argentina
Australia
Russia
United States
Cléveland
Busy farm note from Bigwindy region with local visits
Farmers sow wheat busy. Miss Sadie Redman attends Oban school Sunday. Rally Day at Mt Olive next Sunday. J N Barber and family of Washington visited. Elmer Leont and family near Hyatt's station visited James Edwards. Lizzie Wilson of Louisville visited her mother Mrs Susan Venlo. Miss Elvadolingon of Mayaville and Miss Ry Lingo of Mource City noted. Carrie Peek also mentioned as visiting.
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Oban
Mt.Olive
J. N.barber
Wash-inpton
Elmer
Hyatt's Station
James Edwards
Lizzie Wilson
Louisvile
Gazette debunks Vincennes assault rumors and reports wedding
The Gazette finds rumors of Miss Fannie Tindolph’s assault and Hyatt involvement false. It recounts events from an entertainment in Vincennes and a later, peaceful escort home, noting no serious injury. It also reports the wedding of Miss Anna Michaels to Mr Michael Lundergan at St Michael’s Church and a celebratory ball that night.
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Montgomery News Bits From Local Social and Farm Happenings
A montage of Montgomery notices reports residents attending events in Evansville Shoals and Washington. Delegations, picnics, concerts and a seed wheat mishap are noted along with a milestone birthday surprise for Mrs W Hy Allison and family anecdotes from local farms and gatherings.
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Bagovs
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Allison
Rail schedule notes connections and arrivals at Evansville
A fragmented timetable lists trains including No. 33 Slate and Express and No. 43 Accom'da to Evansville. It notes 12:45 pm departure, connections at Terre Haute for Chicago, and links with other lines at Louisville and Owensboro.
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Local Happenings In Alfordsville Daily Life
Alfordsville news brief runs through recent visits repairs and plans. Burris and Padgett families visit from nearby towns while Ada Robinson and Helga visit Elnora. Repairs at the Baptist church and Battershell school progress. Farmers prepare wheat ground as Zack Ginder plans a new dwelling and F M Hedrick contemplates a new hotel. Odd Fellows plan to buy an organ for their hall.
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Dubois County
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Odon
Ada Robinson
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Indiana Health Board Reports Deadly Statewide Epidemics
Indiana's health board releases quarterly figures showing 1274 total deaths with an annual rate of 17 per 1000. Leading causes include pulmonary consumption 1080, pneumonia 700, diphtheria 80, scarlet fever 45, typhoid 201, measles 87. Dysentery, tied to water quality and malaria, threatens this fall. several families in Grant, Tippecanoe, Hamilton, and City areas suffered complete losses.
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Local Notices and Events in Plainville and Surrounding Areas
Miss Bertha Burroughs remains ill while Millis travels to Washington for a conference. In Steele township several teachers resume work, Supt. Wallace and family visit Corlett. Chas. Burch funeral attended by Mrs McDanisla and others. A September 19 wedding in Odon links Medford Woods to Corda Bredon with Rev. Bragen officiating. A September 6 wedding at Rufus Carling home unites Grace Carroll and James Denny. A strike dispute emerges near Bee near sixty workers.
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Steele
Che Yrdom
Roy
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Heaven Ridge
Washington
Obscure obituary fragment from unnamed source
Fragmentary notice notes a daughter of S Hulya who died, with garbled references to Wag dat Oak Grove and Thursday- unclear event details and date.
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