Indiana's Week in Review from the New Harmony Register
A statewide poll shows 5 373 Democrats skipped the November election. The piece discusses likely statewide Democratic margins, upcoming legislature debates including an election law and school-book issues, and controversy over federal appointments. It sketches voter bribery concerns, civic organizations, and notes on tax needs, university experiments, infrastructure, and local incidents across Indiana.
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Luntington County
Riley McKeen
Terre Haute
Harrison
U.S
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Polizklurnstowakohotski
Laporte County
Joseph
St. Joseph County
J.N. Huston
Republican State Committee
John W. Billingsworth
Sydney
Wabash
DePauw University
Japan
Geo. Betts
W. P. Holman
Kosciusko County
National Capital Wrapup on Republican tensions and seats
Washington reports Republican moves to repeal anti Chinese laws and a Blaine revival worry. Senators debate a tariff compromise while Levi Morton trains as vice president. In Connecticut, F T Miles gains an apparent seat after vote misallocation, with Seymour set to be seated later.
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Congress
Blaine Faces Suspicion as Republicans Eye Next Steps
Republicans watch Blaine with suspicion over a possible move while Senator Quay leads the national committee south. McKinley of Ohio is favored to become Speaker of the next House. Blaine plans a winter at the capital.
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Buffalo Gem diamond among largest in United States
Notes and News reports a 60 karat Buffalo Gem diamond weighing about an almond size and once 95 karats before cutting, bought in Amsterdam for $380,000. Other items include a 63 cake buckwheat challenge, salt boosting wheat yields, alum discovery in Utah, giant flowers in the Philippines, a 1 700 pound grizzly in Wyoming, and various regional curiosities.
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