Lead vein found at Royal Center and other Indiana news
Indiana report notes a seven foot lead vein struck at Royal Center Cass county at 160 feet. Other items include a fatal shooting on Marlboro county farmland, a reform school report, Supreme Court decision on Pollard era bonds, and governor inspection of the Indianapolis Female Reformatory amid abuse claims.
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Royal Center
Cass County
John Owen Snyder
Millgrave
Blackford County
General Manson
Internal Revenue
Terre Haxte
Peer Gfroerer
Gfroerer
Irby
Marlboro County
Meek
Jonesboro
Lort County
Chas. L. Jewett
Board of Commissioners
Painesville, O
Clark
John Garner
Jennie Phillips
Fairland
Aratch
Indiana
John C. Ballew
Evansville
John H. Barth
Terre Haure
Davin B Beaty
Moore’s Hill
O. M. Hubbard
Cincinnati
Samuel Brown
Washington
Thomas C. Fisher
Anderson
Henry Mater
LaGre
Ben Harrison
Hendricks County
Danville
Harrison
Edward Akers
Indianapolis
Merkel
North
Saints Meinrad
Order of St. Benedict
Mount Nebo
Supreme Court
Pollard
Abraham Cohen Et al
John Grimesley
Grimesley
Steele Township
Daviess County
R. B. Pollard
Gray
Indianapolis News
Ida McCoy
Yvan
Financial totals and political maneuvers of 1887 in Washington
The article reports fiscal figures for the year ended June 30 1887 with gold and silver deposits and coin values. It covers trade dollar redemptions, total earnings and expenses, and inventories projected for November 1887. It also outlines political plans by Carlisle and debates on tariff reform and tobacco tax repeal amid congressional maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury of
United States
Carlisle
Committee On Elections
Judge Kelley
Pennsylvania
House
Thoehe
Kelley
Edmunds
Lamar
Supreme Court
Senate
Trenholm
Randall
American Tobacco Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
Deasers
Virginia
North Carolina
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Ohio
New York
Cutier
Steverson Brothers
Fifty First Congress Opens as Carlisle Voted Speaker
The Fiftieth Congress opened on December 5 1887 with Carlisle elected speaker 163 to 38. The ceremony included oaths for most senators elect and remarks urging tariff moderation to aid workers while protecting rewards of labor.
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House
Carlisle
Peedh
C. N. Brumm
Congress
Joan B. Artiste
J. B Clark
Atarms
J. P Leedom
Ohio
B. Hunt
Miss
Lyeureus Dalton
Ird
W. H. Milburne
T.B. Reet
E. McPherson. Penn
Daniel Shepherd
W. BP. Hich
Thos. Green
Jakota
F. W. Thomas
Land Department report on public lands and population estimates
The Latertor Department report notes 31,824,452 acres restored to the public domain since March 1883 and land department receipts of £12,250,000. It records 248,178 entries and filings covering 3,337,939 acres for the year, with estimated population shifts across several territories including Arizona, New Mexico, Dakota, Washington, Montana, Wyoming, Alaska, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latertor Department
Lamar
Land Department
Ig Nored
Life Saving Stations Report Details 19th Century Losses and Saves
Abstract of the annual report by J. Kimball general superintendent shows 136 Atlantic and Great Lakes stations, 32 disasters, 8,527 persons aboard vessels, 2, so saved, and property value totaling 767 702 with 7677 saved. Snowstorms and fogs increased danger, yet crews saved more lives and property than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. J. Kimball
The
Life Saving Staton Service
Hundowland
Atlantic
Ohio
Louisville
Tomlly
Senatorial Contests in Democratic Caucus Decide on Seat Claims
Twenty two Democratic Senators met in Washington, presided by Senator Beck. They ruled Senator elect Tarpie of Indiana has a clear right to the seat with likely sworn acceptance. They also debated Mr Lucas of West Virginia, finding no claim to the seat and urging withdrawal of opposition to Faulkner whose election was by the Legislature.
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Senate of the
Congress of the
United States
Javalls
J. & Buttler
Faulkner
West Virginia
Fulze Terpie
Indiana
Washington
Beck
Tarpie
Lucas
Sharp Granted New Trial in NY Boodlers Case
The Court of Appeals reversed the lower court ruling in Jacob Sharp’s corruption case. It held Section 79 of the penal code unconstitutional and overturned admissions of evidence before the Senate committee. The opinions found errors in Pottles and Phelps testimony, ex-Alderman Miller’s examination, and detective evidence on Moloney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Sharp
Jacob Sharp
New York
Court of Appeals
Lower Court
Sharp
Senate Committee
Pottles
Phelps
Miller
Moloney
Vernon County Missouri Yields Oil and Gas Near Surface
Petroleum was discovered in Vernon county Missouri at a depth of 100 feet. Natural gas followed in the same area at 40 feet in one bore and 80 feet in another, signaling near surface hydrocarbon finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon County
Missouri
Death of Algeron S. Sullivan Noted New York Lawyer
Prominent New York lawyer Algeron S. Sullivan died Monday. The obituary notes his long career, former positions, and influence in legal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeron S. Sullivan
New York
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Watch and Jewelers
Court House
Parsons & CO
LaPorte
M. Herrold
Westville
Bank OF
BOS
SMITA
TL A. Agenen
M.D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tes Ceyrace Company
Fulton Street
T Aadison
Greer
Chicaco
Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago
Rock Island Ma
Ottawa
la Salle
Peoria
Geneses
Fairt Ottumwa
Osialoes Moines
Indianola
Winterset
Knoxvil Centre
Council Blv
Towa
Gallatin
Trento
Kansas City
Missi Cri
Leavenworth
Atchis
Inneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Watertow
Great Rock Islands
Tissourer
St. Joseph
Atchison
Albert Lea
Chicasco
Minneapolis
St. Paw
Iowa
Interior
Dakota
Watertown
Seneca
Kankakee
Lafayette
Council Bluffs
St Jonepa
Peleessor
Rock Island Trains
Canada
R. R. Cable
E. ST. John
C'R
E. A. Holbrook
Gen'l Tat
Pass, Agt
Murray St
Maple City Bakery
Stephen Zaltner
Wits Albull
John W. Bull
A.C. Meyer & Co
Baltimore
Salvation Oil
A. F. Earl
Undertaker
Michigan City, Ind
Psprosion
Pam
Porter County
Tils
ALF. Raarl
Fitters
Perkins Wind Mill
Nene
Catia
Pensgins Wisp Mill and
Ax Co
Mishawaka, Indiana
Eir Bros
la Porte
FEY
I Ts
Satan
Guerin
NEW England Medical Institute
Thehemont How
Boston
Mass
Ware Aarntasr & Co
Portland
Indiana State News
Board of Trastees
Indiana Reform School
Thuradavy
Reformatory
Chariton
Bisizorano
Italy
Palmer
Michigan
New Mexico Dakota
Washierton
Aska
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