Indiana Parties Rally Ahead of Minneapolis Nomination
Special to the New Harmony Register reports inmannarotis, Inc., May 29, 1892. Indiana Republicans nominate Leroy Templeton for governor. prohibitionists name Rev. Aaron Wirth for governor. Democrats view Blaine’s Indiana prospects with cautious satisfaction as Harrison forces prepare to flood Minneapolis with delegates. Tension rises over Harrison’s fate and party splits.
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New Harmony Register
Inmannarotis, Inc
People’s” Republican Party
Leroy Templeton
Benton County
Aaron Wirth
Jay County
Wirth
G.o. P
Blaine
Indiana
Harrison
Heelers
Minneapolis
Tire Committee
Lbigh
State Committee
Boainiacs
Harrison Machine
Indiana News In Briefs From Across Counties
A collage of short items notes unusual animal bits, crime incidents, rare crops, and local happenings across Indiana. Horned horse, leap year marriage ploy ends in gunfire, prison escapes, steamboat arrivals, saloon crackdowns, alligator in Lake Michigan, and varied civic curiosities. Includes races, elections, literacy, saloon licenses, and industry notes from Anderson to Vincennes.
Illinois Republican Row Promises Turbulent Delegation
Illinois politics show rumored rifts as Blaine agents suspected of undermining Harrison support at the Minneapolis convention. Voter defections on compulsory education palsy threaten Republican control, with forecasts of a political shift next fall. Illinois flood losses near 20 million dollars. Campbell Norworthy district clash settled for Campbell. D.R. Smith unveils a small marine engine for a steam launch. 25 children born to August and Mrs Lehnmann of Chicago. Wabash river level declines reported. Airship traffic shifts from Mt Carmel to Chicago. Joseph Morland, 9, jailed in Chicago for burglary.
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Cutcaco, Inc
Minneapolis
Blaine
Illinois
Harrison
Wisconsin
D.R. Smith
Mt. Carmel
Campbell-Norsworthy
Senate
August Lehnmann
Chicago
Joseph Morland
Pension payouts reach many nations from U. S. Civil War service
A House vote defeated a proposal to end pensions paid under civil war laws to veterans living abroad. The report notes pensioners in Canada Ireland Lancashire England Africa Malta Finland and Italy, detailing monthly amounts and the long ago service that earned the benefits. It highlights individuals such as Giuseppe Osboli Amabile Feneck and Alexander Wilson as examples of the overseas beneficiaries. The piece emphasizes that payments continue to flow periodically from the U. S. treasury to these veterans and their families.
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Washmeton
D. C
United States
Canada
Washington
Ireland
Lancashire
England
Cape Town
Africa
Liberia
Guiseppe Osboli
Italy
Maccaroni
Mediterranean Sea
Malta
Amabile Feneck
America
Finland
Arctic Ocean
Alexander Wilson
United States Navy
How They Stand At Republican Convention
The World wired delegates asking for current standpoints on president, tariff and silver coinage. Harrison leads with 366 pledged, Blaine 265, Alger 28, McKinley 1, 238 doubtful. Silver favoring tree coinage by 825 to 73. Cleveland bolting convention quieted, endorsing regular electoral ticket. Cyclone deaths and injuries near Wellington, California earthquakes ongoing.
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New York
N.Y
Werald
Harrison
Blaine
Alger
McKinley
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Wellington
Has
Jackson
Slavin
California
Town of New Harmony Ordinance on Tax Rates 1892
Ordinance No 42 assed by the Town Board of New Harmony Indiana on May 24 1892 fixes property taxes for tuition fifteen cents le vy for special school fifteen and twenty cents per hundred for corporation expenses plus poll dog taxes and penalties The auditor and treasurer are directed to levy collect and reflect these taxes in line with the 1881 statutes signed by Brawling president and Beal town clerk May 27 1892 altest
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New Harmony
Beit
Indiana
Posey
C. Rawlings
Walter J. Beal
National Capital Dispatch May 31 1892
Washington reports that Cleveland will likely head the Democratic convention though nomination remains doubtful. A straw from Wisconsin signals strength shifts, and Indiana patents feature several inventors. Personal notes mention J C New, Bynum, and Harrison politics amid silver coinage debate.
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WM. P. Edson
John M. Edson
W. P
Attorneys-at-Law
Mt. Vernon, Ind
Fourth Street
Main
U.S. Patent Office
C.a.snow &Co
Washington, D. C
the Register
Co. We Slater
Colum
Mo Hale
Henry Brown
Iain Street
Ind
Aeta, Rana
Bo Wie de Reij
J. D. Owen & Co
J. A. Wilhelm
H. C. Uusband
Queensware
Owen Block
Oliver and the
Peter Weber
Merchant-Tatlor, NewHarmony, Ind
A. D. Jones
Attorney At Law
Hunter’s
East Main Street
Slfore
Gee
Tacob Breiteh
Breith
City Exchange
Fred. W. Walz
Pred, W. Walz
Albert 8. Newsom
Albert
Newsom
William Green
Wieatcroft
Grayville, I
Citas Incg
Posey County
Jacob Breith
M. E. Church
Joshua Wade
Adam “Wickel
Anderson
Maggie Barns
Bartholomew County
John Tolm
Carrie Hetel
Muncie
Congress
Arthur Bigot
Jeffersonville
Bedford
Gen. Tipton
Coluobug
Rockford
Geo. Jones
Fort Wayne
Brown
Lake Michigan
Michigan City
Laporte
Lincoln Dennis
Huntington
Johnson County
Frankfort
B. M. Willoughby
Noblesville
Brazil
Vincennes
Madison
Starke County
Knox
John Wills
Indianapolis
White River
Randolph County
Goshen
Val
Bluffton
Republican Row
Washington, D.C
Senator Conkling
Oneida County
Senator Hill
Straw
Vilas
J.C. New
Warrison
Bynum
Harrison- Blaine
Syracuse
Hiscock
Foster
H.A. Johnson
Richmond
C. A. Snow & Co
U. S. Patent Office
H. Botoff
Utica
L. Chalfant
Alexandria
J.B. Cleaveland
J. DuShane
South Bend
R. O. Hixon
Russellville
K. Kirwin
J. W. Newhouse
J.Q. Whittier
Attica
C.K. Tower
Board of County Commissioners
Church Street
Owen's
Main Street
Church and Tavern
Mayo Jacob Breith
Apl WM. A. Bond & CO
Frederick W. Walz
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