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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1885
Page
1
Indiana State Fair plans and local notes storm
The State board of agriculture moves to prep the Indiana State fair starting September 28 with aims to surpass past displays. Railroads offer low rates. Township assessors will list soldiers from 1812 to the Civil War and widows and children under 16. Also reported are cave explorations near DePauw Station and Dubois Pike counties. News covers local crimes, mining finds, citrus, and a wide array of Indiana happenings from Jasper to Evansville.
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State Board of Agriculture
U. S. Commissioner of Pensions
New Albany Ledger
DePauw Station
Milltown
Postmaster Power Plays and Land Fencing Crises in DC
In Washington, Col. A. E. Stevenson drives Democratic postmaster appointments as strike against Republicans, with orders to fill fourth class offices by party loyalty. President Cleveland backs broad land release to emigrant settlement, while government fences 1,000 to 25,000 acre tracts under scrutiny. Secretary Whitney assumes Roach shipyard for the cruiser project with standard contract terms.
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Cleveland
Kansas
Discharges Ordered for Pension Office Campaign Work
Commissioner Black announces removal of all pension office staff who did campaign work last year under official cover. Some have already been sent home. He vows no such operations will be tolerated in the future. Ed Henderson, Indiana Democratic State chairman, to become internal revenue agent at $8 daily in Indiana. A federal proclamation orders Indians on Oklahoma lands to leave within 40 days, affecting cattle-kings including several governors and Congressmen. Alabama strongman J H Clark demonstrates strength. Virginia tin mines richer than Cornwall. Tonquin tax campaign costs France about 60,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Evansville
Dubois
Pike
Indiana
Iragis
Indianapolis Journal
George Shank
United States
Marion County
James Crampton
Martin County
Crawfordsville
Gibson County
T. Smith
State Soldiers’ Orphan Home
Hfe
A. H. Morris
Hamilton County
Huron
Lawrence County
Porter Station
Valparaiso
W. J. Hales
Rockport
Lafayette
Louisville
Cairo
Louisville & Evansville
Owensboro
Jeffersonville
F. B. Posey
Pike County
Grandview
Ohio River
Henry Thompson
Hendricks County
Knights of the Switch
Harrison County
Peoria
Wew Haven
Ford
Watford
Fahrer
Jefferson County
Clinton
Carmel
Rockford
Grayville
Tate
Dem
Switzerland
Germany
Kentucky
Otlize
Bourbon County
Timothy Meadows
Clark County
New Harmony Register
Wasumatox
D. C
Post Office Department
Col
A. E. Stevenson
Hay
Senate
Post Ofice Department
Col. Stevenson
Col Stevenson
Wasmycroy
D.C
Black
Pension Office
Ed Henderson
Democratic State Committee of
Internal Revenue Agent
Oklahoma
Local notices and ads for watches meats and drains
The notice promotes Vinton & Cooper as leading jewelers in New Harmony Indiana offering a $1000 Elgin watch, ad highlights Sandlebin & Geiss new butcher partnership serving Stewartsville and Griffin, mentions ditch drainage work and cleanup, and notes the death of Wits Statuines an 81 year old Posey county pioneer buried at Carnahan graveyard.
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Vinton & Cooper
Vinton
Busines
New Harmony
Elgin
Indiana
Sandlebin & Geiss
Stewartsville
Griffin
Wits Statuines
Posey County
Carnahan
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Board OF Commissioners
Ward County
Black River
Bethel Township
Posey
George 8. Green
Mr. Vernon
Inn
Andrew Wasem
Harmony
Lynn
Eugene V. Johnson
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
New Orleans
Gen. Grant
Engraveera
Wittran Dickson
Chicago
Gage-Downs Corset Co
Henry Sandlebin
John Geiss
AVING
Noah Frank
Henry Brown
Enterprise” Barber Shop
C. H. Krrespeke
Main Street
Thralld& Mumford's
the Hegister
Enry Bunsdon
Notary Public
Ilinois
Ind
Ofice of Notary Public
Enay
Poe & Mumford
Megister
Era Brothers
New Harmony Egister
Weilhelm & Co
Tait
Ucles Co
New Harmony Megister
Eter Weber
Astory
Ord & Bennett
The
Ohn Walz
Jenn W. Miller
Marble Works
U.S
U.S. Patent Office
C. A. Snow & CO
Hovey & Menzies
Supreme Court of the State
Vanderburgh
Court House
Sepoy Mount Vernon
Arcitic’’ Saloon
Albert S
Church St
Bet
Main & Brewery
Dading Albert & Newbon
Wm. Jones
Owensville
Princeton
Princeton Fair
Knox County
Journal
Laporte
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Illinois
Iindy
County Board of Supervisors
Ballitt
Henderson County
Adair County
Paducah
Joan Barer
Fayette County
W. Va
Vicksburg
General Grant
Schladebach
Ft. Reno
Republican Papers
Vermont
Maine
New Stampshire
Chautauqua
China
Albany
N. Y
Tru
New York City
Utah
New York
Ashland
Portsmouth
N. H
California
Whitney
Broach
Boston
Atlanti
Congress
Roach
War Department
White House
Sam Randall
Carlisle
Mahone
Offee
Virginia
Navy Department
John Roach
Mt. Vernon
Joseph Tessa
Arkansaw
Charles A. Parke
LaGrange
Montana
Dakota
Tur
Ohio Democratic Convention
Washington Notes
Alabama
J. H. Clark
Shirley
Covington County
Cornwall
Eng
Tonquin
J. W. Piper
Turatt & Mumrorp
Trieh
Cincinnati
Callat Thrall & Mumford’s
Thrall & Mumford’s
Rogers Brothers
T. W. Tuussex
Farmersville
Mumford
Big Ditch
South Main Street
Mr. Loveless
Thrall & Mumford's
Janxs Sampson
Mrs. Epward Howeur
Tae River
Frank Bolton
Tae
Miss Duckworts
Squire Mruett
R. P. Rowsey
Pooroenarus
Golden Band
Lee Woods
Albion
Sapre Brown
Evaneville
Wasu Dixon
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