Rail expansion urged for Corydon area branch line
Local advert rate rules are outlined for tallies of advertisements. The main text argues a railroad branch from New Salisbury to Corydon is essential, estimating construction near eighty thousand dollars with stock contributions of about thirty thousand from the company. It stresses the county's need for a major transport artery to connect producers with larger markets in Cincinnati St Louis Indianapolis and Chicago and laments past missed opportunities. A Springfield Republican note on Gen Grant’s political favors follows.
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Springfield
Clergymen Sign Protest Over Unitarian Minister at Abbey
More than 1,500 English clergymen sign a paper to the Archbishop of Canterbury condemning the admission of a Unitarian minister, one of the Bible revisers, to communion at Westminster Abbey.
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Westminister Abbey
Senate Change After March Fourth Almanac List
The Washington specials to the Cincinnati Commercial publish a roster of United States Senate terms expiring after March 4 and possible successors. Twenty four seats lapse at end of Forty first Congress with names from Abbott to Yates and vacancies to fill in several states.
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Milton Township Woman Produces Butter Eggs and Poultry
Mrs. Sarah A. Wright from Milton township reports from two cows she made 208 pounds of butter in 3 months 20 days and shared cream. From 48 hens she sold 580 dozen 4068 eggs and raised 10 dozen chickens in the same period. Is there another lady in the State who can say as much.
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Milton Township
Madison Courier
Dreamed Bridegroom, Domestic Oddities Highlight Cedar Falls Gossip
A Cedar Falls bridegroom dreaming of being chained to a log on a railroad track wakes to a floor scene with a chair bonk and a curious bride asking if brides are dragged from bed. A rejected suitor is labeled dogmatic by a young woman. In Washington a school quiz misnames the Connecticut river vow of geography.
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Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan City
Terre Haute
Lafayette
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Henry Jones
Morgan County
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Aaron
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Rough street encounter ends in quick watch scam
A smooth-faced youth meets a seedy man who claims to have found a gold watch. The man in Kentucky learns the watch is brass and the fraudster’s story collapses as Kentuck pockets the glove pipe and the thief robs a Mark’s pipe. The watch works are worth about fifty cents.
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Kentuck
Rani Kalifurny
Seven Dollar Daily Charge at Pike's Peak Hotel
A guest confronts a landlord over a seven dollar daily rate for five days at a Pike's Peak hotel. The guest insists a mistake was made and claims a purse of money in another pocket. A storekeeper scolds a 12 year old for selling butter and jokes about his mother selling it all after a rat fell into the cream.
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Pike’s Peak
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