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Newspaper

New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1876

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Cuban War Hints and New York Labor Strikes Era

The letter from New York, dated January eighteen, 1876, notes a growing but uncertain Cuban crisis influenced by a potential Spanish move and U.S. response. It discusses Republican conventions at Cincinnati, New York labor unrest, a Cooper Union meeting advocating greenbacks, a $12,000 bond theft, and Boss Tweed era politics. The piece also covers Mayor Oakey Hall’s acting retreat, Theater changes, Mora’s celebrated photography, and public lectures by Mgr. John B. Gough.

May New York Torug Eortor Europe Spain Cuba Havana Cincinnati White House Jzerald Sun Focal Cooper Union Unem Peter Cooper Wall Street Broadway Tweed Family Journal Ring Oakey Hall Hall Crucible Park Theater Palais Royal Wellington de Boots John Dillon Chicago Mora August Belmont Delmonico’s

Love and marriage tales from a London banker story

A London correspondent shares a readable banker tale about a rich man and his clerk who fall for the banker’s daughter. Misread hints lead the clerk to propose marriage, prompting a public family scene and a bitter twist when the banker’s supposed consent proves impossible.

London Ile Mither Green Fife Baker Pumber Indaw

Lichtenberger & Sons Prominent Dry Goods Sale Ad

The Dry Goods and Clothing House invites shoppers to inspect new stock with cash for goods and bottom figures for Fall and Winter 1875. Alpacas Merinas and dress fabrics plus full clothing lines from collars to broadcloth coats are offered at low prices with broad selection of Notions and fabrics. Fresh arrivals for the fair trade completed.

Lichtenberger & Sons

Staple Domestics and Standard Prints Line Expanded

A retailer promotes its large collection of Staple Domestics and Standard Prints featuring popular brands and affordable pricing to attract customers seeking stylish yet budget friendly home goods.

Dry Goods Trade and Boots and Shoes Price Cuts

Retailers advertise deep reductions in dry goods and footwear. Boots and Shoes departments offer superior inducements with lower prices and special sales, aiming to attract customers by emphasizing cut rates and value deals across assortments.

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Familiar Buyers Seek Fit for All at Fair Prices

A fragment notes that preparations aim to accommodate everyone with satisfactory prices, sizes, and quality. The text emphasizes willingness to tailor offerings to meet diverse needs and preferences.

Lichtenberger & Sons Cash Deals for Dry Goods Boots Hats

Local merchants Lichtenberger and Sons promote low priced cash purchases across dry goods boot and shoe lines and hat and cap inventory offering affordable options for shoppers seeking budget friendly apparel and home essentials.

Lichtenberger & Sons

Never Again by Rexford Dreams of Lost Love

Poem laments a failed romance as a speaker recalls shared visions of roses skies and sunset gold. The speaker distance grows with memory while a last plea for closeness and a blessing from God closes the dream.

Scandal mongers at large in town and on social scene

A poem warns scandal mongers everywhere to shun them as they smear those who earn their rise by hard work. It describes them as often young women or men, casting mud and slime, and labels them cursed serpents of the earth.

Lieve Goldsmith Madame Dudevall Colton P. Sidney Archie Earth Willian Penn Shakespeare South Mare Lonefellow Bowdoin College Orventye

Gardeners Tale of a Tailored Canine Incident

A veteran boatswain named Jack, in Lord Vincent’s service, is posted as a sub-gardener at a marine villa. He discovers a clever dog raids beds, and plans a clever trap. Jack tells the lord, who approves. The dog is tail-free after a strike with a spade end. A closing quip about Lincoln and Stonewall Jackson follows, ending with leap year remark.

Lord Vincent Jack

General Williams and Wife Stationed at Omaha

General Williams and his wife, formerly Mrs. 5 A. Douglas, are stationed at Omaha.

Sar Williams 5. A. Douglas Omaha

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