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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1885
Page
1
Mail flood could pay national debt via stamp sales
Cor of the Chicago News reports a March mail surge may yield a post office stamp surplus sufficient to cover the national debt. Democrats flood letters seeking offices from cabinet posts to small posts, with northern and western applicants outpacing southern ones.
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Cleveland
Treasury Departent
Thearn Clevelan
Barnes
Missouri
Kleiner
Indiana
Townshend
Linois
Rankin
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Warner
England
Boyle
Pennsylvania
Hopkins
Mills
Texas
Joe Blackburn
Kentucky
Tilman
South Carolina
Ing
Georgia
Rogers
Arkansas
Mississippi
Representative
Col. Ovhitree
Arthur
Pd Uname Amin
Arthurs
Dan Webster
South
Washington
Judge Thoman
Civil Service Commission
Thoman
Cannon
Minois
Jackson
Washinton
Grant
Hayes
White House
Congress
Gans
James Lawrenson
Maryland
Ife
Baltimore
New Harmony Register Exposition Notes 1885
New Orleans reports detailed sketches from the New Harmony Register exposition in January 1885.States like New Jersey North Carolina Dakota and others display varied exhibits from timber and glassware to tobacco and cereals. Notable features include a cypress hollow trunk, a towering cereal pyramid with an eagle, a Fargo elevator exhibit, and an Indian tepee with frontier to civilization progression.
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Onopans
United States
Exposition Park
New Jersey
New York
C. J. Barney
Col. Weild
North Carolina
Col. J. Turner Morehead
Durham
Dakota
McKinzie, Grigsby
Fleming
Jack
Northwestern Elevator Co
Fargo
Monster in the Fox River region draws town’s fear
Two boys hunting near the O and M railroad bridge east of Olney report seeing a monstrous creature. The beast, with a long neck and red hair, scales, webbed feet, and a three to four foot tail, sank back into the creek after a brush with the hunter. Reports note other local incidents and oddities across Indiana and nearby areas, including arrests, fires, and odd prices, painting a broad snapshot of regional news and curiosities.
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Olney Tims
Fox River
Fairfield
Vincennes
Morgan County
Colorado
Albert Hutchinson
Quincy
Dubois
Indianapolis
Thesday
Petersburg
Anthony Seitz
Haubstadt
West Shoals
Martin County
Indiana
Richmond
Grayville
Congress
Kingdom
Gibson County
Illinois
Olinois
Jeffersonville
MacLeansboro
W. IL. Means
Democrat
Princeton
Senator McCullough Opposes Paying Funeral Committee Expenses
Indianapolis report notes Senator McCullough’s stance against using state funds for funeral committee travel to Colfax’s funeral. He argues representatives should serve duties under the constitution, not attend funerals at public expense. The piece discusses accompanying editorial views and broader legislative changes, including reform proposals and pending bills.
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James Hill
St. P.M. & Mor
Ixpianatolis
Senator McCullough
Colfax
The
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McCullough
Bates House
Senate
Mx Colfax
General Assembly
Tso
LE Know
the Sentinel
Mer. Colfax
Garfield
Haskell
Kansas
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