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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1887
Page
1
Tammany Will It Back Cleveland If Renominated
A history and current stance of the Tammany Society in New York, detailing its leadership, power, and the likelihood it will not support Grover Cleveland if he is renominated. The piece argues Tammany may shuffle to oppose him but will avoid a direct split to preserve party power.
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Cleveland
Gov
Hill
New York
Tammany
John Kelly
Gov. Robinson
Washington Notes on Finances and Pension Headlines
Washington notes review the June 30 fiscal year end with receipts of 371,380,803 and expenditures of 268,516,190 plus unexpended appropriations returned to the treasury. Gen. Black praised for pension reforms while frauds punished. notable pensions issued for Frank Patterson and W S Stevens. In Milford Bracken county window pane pictures spark rumors of mysterious sun prints and omens amid local superstition.
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Washteron
D.C
Treasury
Pension Office
the Gazette
Black
Gen. Black
Frank Patterson
154Th New York Infantry
W.S. Stevens
Ohio Infantry
Facmonth
Milford
Bracken County
Bachelor’s Rest
Pickerell’s
Curious two headed calf sighted in Indiana reports
A northern county calf born with two heads attracts wide attention as horns begin to form on the natural head. In Kokomo Howard county farmers harvest wheat by gaslight from the Shrader gas well nine miles away, with an estimated gas flow of 15,090,009 cubic feet per day and crowds watching at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broomington
Kokomo
Howard County
Burlington
Burglary Hunt by Princeton Bloodhounds Uncovers Ex-con
Princeton bloodhounds trail a burglar through Sullivan area houses, ending with a suspect who has served two terms in prison. A Brownstown seer forecast oil at 1600 feet and 40 barrels per minute. at 1700 feet no oil yet. An Irish immigrant near Reachdale, aged 125, walked 18 miles home. his wife reportedly 110. A Huntingburg boy’s string-tie mishap, a Ladoga man dies after a blood vessel rupture during flips, audits of Gibson county records 1865 to 1887, Evansville mayor’s drunk cases, corn prospects in White river bottoms, Patokee wheat yields, Boonville vacant houses.
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Princeton
Sullivan
Brownstown
Patrick Crady
Reachdale
Greencastle
Alex Oliphant
Pike County
Huntingburg
David Rady
Ladoga
Gibson County
Evansville
Miscellaneous short items from Ansonia to Hawaii notes
A young woman in Ansonia flee with trunks to Hoboken then abandoned removal after consulting a fortune teller. New York’s assessed real and personal property value rises to 1.5076 billion. Mrs. Murray becomes a blacksmith in Beaver Falls. Jack Shaw vows to forgo coats under a Democratic administration, and keeps it. Plymouth Church Brooklyn to close for summer. A Barlow knife found in a Greenup quarry. About 60 000 colored Knights of Labor in the south. A Florida county is an island chain. China’s population around 450 million. California wheat crop near 35 million bushels. Commissioner Black appoints G W Tanner pension examiner in Washington. Tanner, Cairo high school’s first colored graduate, started as a laborer in the pension office. Hawaii reports unrest.
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New York
John Murray
Beaver Falll
Jack Shaw
Shamokin
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Greenup
Wasturington
D. C
Black
G. W. Tanner
Illinois
Tanner
Cairo High School
S Inhorer
Gallatin and Hardin counties convulsed by band terror clashes
A warning from the Fairfield Press describes an organized "song of liberty" group enforcing vigilante violence near the Gallatin Hardin county line. Fires destroy a Hardin schoolhouse and three Gallatin dwellings as residents flee. Officials warn of a reign of terror risking bloodshed.
Local notes on smoking, fishing, and town events
The item records local views on cigarette smoking and a council's decision against buying hose for the fire engine. It mentions visits by Mrs. E. V. Jonxson and Genie to Mt. Vernon, AL Hoave Kook from Evansville, and Frep Rucuti traveling to Evansville. Watermelons will be plentiful and nine weeks remain until fair time as rain is needed.
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