The Register Friday edition brief notice
The Register, published weekly by Co. Ww. Slater, carries a brief community notice section. The readable text shows a small, faded listing of rates or items, with no clear names or events to identify a specific news item.
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Co. Ww. Slater
Tan Register
Mi Pew Tan Nl
Scientific American
All Newsdeaters
Munn & CO
Broadway
Hays
Patent Office
Balton States
United States
Canada
England
France
Germany
Office ScienTiFic
Brosdwig
New York
Democratic State Central Committee notes spring campaign
Special to the New Harmony Register reports the Democratic State Central Committee meeting on Jackson's Day with most members present or represented. They praise county campaigns, note some dissatisfaction over old Republican officials, predict a sweeping Democratic victory next fall, urge township races in April, and plan to reconvene after those results before a state convention in August or September. Other items include militia data, school funding figures, and local political notes across Indiana.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Henderson
Washington
Vicory
U.S
Joe Reilly
Liliana Wert
Koonz
War Department
Washington, PL
Aays
Indiana
Duchang
United States
Hendricks Monument Committee
la- Hanapolis
Tish League
Helcombe
Bloomington University
McDonald
Cotunbars
Andrew Jackson
Illinois News and Weather Roundup From Across The State
Reported cattle disease linked to mouldy corn in central Illinois causes dizziness and deaths among mild cows. A similar epidemic affects horses. Chicago mayoral race ends with Carter Harrison leading by 824 votes. Mrs. Della Benner appointed Rogers Park postmistress. Real estate in Chicago reaches nearly 48 million, with 1,657 new residences. Illinois National Guard reorganized amid statewide cold snaps. extreme lows from Manitoba to Texas and New Orleans. Weather notes from Washington to Florida report record cold and crop damage.
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Ilinois
Amanda Trembicks
Jo Daviess County
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Rogers Park
Associated Press
Washingtons
D.C
Signal Service
Denver
Cal
New York City
National Capital Notes 1886 Debts Bills and Congress
Special dispatch from Washington reports debt decline of 9 089 940 for last month bringing total to 1 843 713 715. The new anti Mormon bill passes Senate 38 to 107 disfranchising Utah women and allowing confiscation of Mormon church property in emergencies. Clearinghouse activity up 44 percent. clerical removals shift to Democrats. Carlisle bearing heavy strain leading House committees. praise for his diligence. Pension investigations target 1882 and 1884 actions. Gen Black accuses Republican machine control. Voorhees pushes inquiry.
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New Mormony Register
Wasmcrosx
D.C
Senate
Utah
United States
House
Congress
Indiana
Carlisle
Ife
Cleveland
Henry Clay
Andrew Stevenson
Black
Voorhees
Bureau
Harrison
Logan
Sherman
Litinns
New Lamony Register
OC. A. Snow & Co
U. S
J.B. Pedrick
Columbus
J.M. Perkins
South Bend
A. Wolcott
Wolcott
FB. Zimmerman
Auburn
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