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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1884
Page
1
The Register outlines annual subscriptions at 3150 per year with advance payment required and discontinuation rules. Advertising rates are listed per square, column, and duration with prepayment for all ads and job work due on delivery.
Washington correspondence sketches a crowded reception for the president, notes six flathead Indians in the east room, and describes wavering support for Arthur. It details the Mississippi river convention with delegates demanding action, plus reflections on Jefferson’s Declaration and fading signatures.
The passage predicts a minimal Arthur beam visible until New York is fixed for him. It warns that if success occurs in that state, Republicans will rise in support, astonishing Elvine, Logan, Sherman, Dorsey, and others.
Feb 9 1884 correspondence notes Congress campaign payback and party maneuvering before the presidential election. Describes Democratic House weathering the coming campaign and a Republican Senate seeking staff for old tasks. Mentions library receipts and military details, desertions, fort garrisons, and a relief resolution for Ohio river valley sufferers.
A sensational tale describes a bloodcurdling phantom in woods near Gait village aggressive in appearance, tall with horns and a bearlike stride, leaving fear and mysterious footprints. The piece also notes wider regional news from Minneapolis and Ohio politics, floods, and California letters about Los Angeles growth and health tourism.
In Indiana the governor reports 1,085,000 school children an increase from last year with 721,000 colored pupils. Illinois reports crop notes with peaches and strawberries, gas wells near Champaign, and assorted local items from Cairo to Macon. Other notes mention temperance pledges in Sparta, new post office boxes at Grayville, and a few tragedies and civic updates across Illinois and neighboring states.
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