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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1886
Page
1
Indiana State News reveals race for Congress in district
The Evansville based report notes Democratic contenders Major G. W. Menzies and Senator J. E. McCullough as strong candidates, with F. B. Posey favored by Republicans. It details past election results, groundhog bounty payouts in Laporte, drowning of Charley Sheehan at Logansport, tax withholdings from Marion police salaries, a Forest Howard county saloon blast, and a planned $100000 raised for a state soldiers' monument. The June 25 congressmen’s convention in Evansville sets Boonville July 15 for the state senator slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansyllus, Inc
Congress
G. W. Menzies
J. E. McCullough
F. B. Posey
Pike County
Major Menzies
McCullough
Robert Mitchell
Gibson County
Mitchell
Menzies
Evansville Journal
Posey County Democratic Committee Meeting Notice
Mt. Vernon Indiana June 28 members of the Posey county Democratic Central Committee are notified to meet at the courthouse on Saturday July 10 at 1 pm to select delegates to congressional senatorial and judicial conventions in Boonville July 15 Posey county entitled to 28 delegates by township Black 8 Harmony 4 Robb 4 Lynn 2 Marrs 2 Center 2 Smith 2 Robinson 2 Bethel 1 Point 1Wx Louvon Chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Harmony
Robb
Lynn
Marrs
Center
Smith
Robinson
Bethel
Point
Wx. Louvon
Cleveland Solidifies Lead For 1888 Nomination
The Evening Star reports that President Cleveland’s stance on irregular pension bills has strengthened support within the Democratic Party for him as standard bearer in 1888. Leading Democrats foresee a nearly uncontested convention path, with Gov. Hill’s candidacy waning and New York backing Cleveland. Carlisle is discussed as a possible second on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Evening Star
Congress
Hill
New York
Cleveland
Mississippi Valley
Carlisle
Northwest fisheries loom as a great Pacific industry
Reports from Avousta and San Francisco outline vast undeveloped North American fishing potential. Atlantic banks total about 25 million dollars yearly, while Pacific and Okhotsk regions hold around 300 thousand square miles, signaling a future major industry if western waters are developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Can
Northwest
Atlantic
United States
Newfoundland
Pacific
Okhotsk
Behring
Choumagin Islands
British North American
Northern Pacific
North Atlantic
Washington Letter: Senate Adds Bill and Outlook
Washington dispatch notes the senate tacking on 38 million to the river and harbor bill, likely to be vetoed, with calls to curb pension and river bills. Cleveland’s stance against rush passage is cited. Tariff critique follows, highlighting quinine price effects and monopoly. Iowa prospects show Democrats optimistic. Fits John Porter bill passes. Crater Lake expedition planned. postoffice inspector purge. patents to Indiana citizens listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Congress
Cleveland
Times
Philadelphia
New York
Iowa
Murphy
Blaine
Garfield
Larrabee
John Porter
House
Logan
U.S. Geological Survey
Crater Lake
National Park
Canada
Bayard
Frye
Maine
Illinois Items From All Parts Reported June 26
A varied column notes a Chicago stockyards steer with a neck heart easily felt, carp pond misidentification, a turkey nest theft investigated by George Schultz, and a botched Mrs. Cleveland portrait at Centralia. Centralia ships 156 carloads of berries worth 100000, Michigan berries cutting Centralia out post June 4, chinch bugs threaten Fay ette corn, two Pekin girls win a gum chewing contest, a Carthage child nearly choked by a horse, Chicago teachers and enrollment figures, and evolving local fears of Mormon kidnappers. Also politics, markets, and Alaska glaciers described with awe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Arnold
Arnold
George Schultz
Macon
Centralia Sentinel
Cleveland
Centralia
Michigan
Chicago
Centralis
Vandalia
Fayette County
Pekin
R. C. Brown
Carthage
Mills
Marshall
Local items hint at Sunday games and visits
The note mentions Marshal Wape seeking an official scalp whether the aatoons close their back door on Sunday. Lone Stars will play the Eclipse champion club of Evansville at our fair ground next Sunday. X. X. C. V. is near played out and may skip the 4th celebration. Rev. G. D. Woure and wife visited relatives in Spencer county this week. Dr. Rawlings visited Evansville yesterday. Warren Wanren was here last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Marshal Wape
Aatoons
Lone Stars
Evansville
G.D. Woure
Spencer County
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Mrs. L. CaarFin
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Warren Wanren
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