Vast Wealth Stowed Away in National Treasury Vaults
Special Cor. of the Register reports a hidden trove in the U.S. Treasury vaults, including diamonds and precious stones gifted by the Imaam of Oman to President Van Buren. The collection, with no definite owners, awaits sale to benefit the country, while political notes follow on New England voting, party leadership, and proposed reforms.
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The
Register
Washington, D.C
National Treasury
Treasury Department
van Buren
Imaam
Oman
Muscat
Persian Gulf
Congress
Ireland
Malay Islands
Blaine
New England
Connecticut
Ben Butler
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Reed
Maine
Boas
Hiscock
New York
Calkins
Indiana
Horr
Michigan
Keifer
Ohio
Local Drift survey of incidents and figures across Indiana
Shawneetown records call for tighter boiler licenses after twelve local deaths. Indiana hospital data show 2004 insane admissions last year with 1 207 daily average and 1 77 per capita cost. an estimated 2100 still uncared for. Counterfeit silver dollars circulate. Poseyville farmer claims 720 bushels from six acres. Indiana reform school receipts and expenses detailed. Steuben grand jury urged to indict all election betters. Belleville reports horse deaths from barbed wire. A skull found in White River near Petersburg. Michigan City penitentiary holds 700 inmates. Henderson bridge due by June 1 with 3 miles of trestle. New Albany boys fined for firing into a school. Booker Reed wins Louisville mayoral race by about 8000. Evansville ships to New Orleans expo. Princeton delinquent tax list at 2 65439 dollars. Michigan apples retail at 10 cents in Rockport.
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Shawneetown Record
Indiana
Carmi Democrat
Poseyville
Ind
Indiana Reformatory For Women and Girls
Penal Department
Reformatory Department
McBride
Steuben County
Grand Jury
Belleville
Ill
White River
Petersburg
Rocky Ford
Northern Penitentiary
Michigan City
Henderson Bridge
New Albany
Booker Reed
Louisville
Evansville
Princeton
Michigan
Rockport
Daley recounts 1857 fight with Gov Cleveland as youths
In Witkessare New York, D Q Daley narrates a Fayettesville arresting tale of a 1857 clash with Grover Cleveland after a preacher dispute. Daley says Cleveland won the public bout and he was defeated. Witnesses include local residents as noted by Daley.
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Grover
Daley
Cleveland
Fayettesville
Curious Clippings From A Busy Nineteenth Century News Sheet
A Guilderland Station letter recounts Mrs Jupp of the Hudson valley butter fame and her ice cold well trick. Ascension Paraguay reports 30,000 men in a 300,000 population nation, the rest are women who labor. A San Francisco Eclipse balloon by Prof Van Tussall aims to beat altitudes and escape risks.
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Guilderland
N. Y
Jupp
Hudson Valley
Charles McChesney
Albany
McChesney
Ascension
Paraguay
The
Republic
San Francisco
van Tussall
Ludwigsburg
Riga
Georgia
Maine
Nevada
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vermont
Texas
John Glassbrenner
Unionville
Conn
Pittsylvania
Europe
North Carolina
Cleveland
Hendricks
Blaine
Richmond
Brickett House
Haverhill
Mass
Australia
Boston
United States
Keokuk
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Hannibal
China
Italy
Arkangeas
West Plains
Los Angeles County
Cal
Harrison
New Jersey
Sherman
Tex
Washington
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the Register
C.w. Slater
Enry Hunsden
Illinois
New Harmony
New Harmony Register
Kraft & Mumford
Jora Brothers
H. T. Slater
Enry Brown
F‘ihelm & Co
Eter Weber
Harmony Jegister
Ord & Bennett
Ohn Walz
Ohn W. Miller
Marble Works
U.S
U. S. Patent Office
A. Snow & CO
Arctic
Albert S.newsom
Church St. Bet. Main & Brewery
New Harmony, Indiana
Albert
Newsom
Enterprise” Barber Shop
Errespee
Main Street
Thrall & Mumford's
J. W. Davis
Undertaker
Boyd
Granary Street
Main
Eugene
Thrall
Horace P. Owen
Cashier
New Harmony Banking Co
Thomas Mumford, Jr
Eugene F. Owen
Charles A.parke
William H.owen
Alfred Dale Owen
Jer Y
William Richards
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Ies
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Hage
Charles Kimmerling
Kimmertin
Henry Brown
Jeoff Noah Frank
Frank D. Bolton
Fretageot
Frank D. Bolyon
Monitor Saloon
J.T. Hagle
Adam Marsh & CO
the Star Saloon
Thomas
Ford
William P. Ford
Hiatt
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Diamonds and Jewels
Cincinnati
Follett
Henge
U. S
Wright
Ben Butterworth
Butterworth
Windom
Associated Press
Washington Monument
Admiral Dupont
Lincoln
Gen. Scott
France
Germany
Robinson
Supreme Court
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Brewster
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Pacific Railroad
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J. L. Nichols
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Halliday
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Sparks
Telegraph
J.S. Barbour
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Mahone
New Orleans
Iowa
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Chicago
New Orleans Exposition
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Wave Hamiron
Lucy Stong
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Philadelphia
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London
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