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Story October 8, 1858

Brookville American

Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana

What is this article about?

Political article questions Robert Stoops' inconsistent stance on county building bridges, based on reports from John Samuels' speech in Butler township and Mr. Goff's inquiry in Springfield township, contrasting local beliefs in Brookville.

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Robert Stoops and the Bridge Question.
Is Robert Stoops for bridges across our rivers, or is he against them? We are credibly informed, that John Samuels made a speech in Butler township last week, in which he unequivocally stated, that Stoops was opposed to the county building bridges, unless a majority of the people vote for them. We are told that Mr. Goff, of Springfield township, enquired of Mr. Stoops how he stood on this question, and that he made the same statement to him. About Brookville, and among the people interested in bridges, the understanding prevails that Mr. Stoops is distinctly in favor of county building bridges. Who can tell on what ground the gentleman stands?

What sub-type of article is it?

Mystery

What themes does it cover?

Deception

What keywords are associated?

Robert Stoops Bridge Question County Bridges Political Stance Butler Township

What entities or persons were involved?

Robert Stoops John Samuels Mr. Goff

Where did it happen?

Butler Township, Springfield Township, Brookville

Story Details

Key Persons

Robert Stoops John Samuels Mr. Goff

Location

Butler Township, Springfield Township, Brookville

Story Details

Conflicting reports question Robert Stoops' position on county building bridges: opposed unless voted by majority per Samuels' speech and Goff's inquiry, yet favored locally in Brookville.

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