Ordinance Amends Saloon License Price in New Harmony
The Town of New Harmony adopts an amendment to Ordinance 9 section 3 changing the annual saloon license fee to forty dollars and setting license duration to one year. The ordinance takes effect after passage and ten days publication, signed by Julius C. Muller and Walls Boren on June 0, 1885.
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New Harmony
Indiana
Bete
Iseau
Dane
Julius C. Muller
Walls. Boren
New Tarmony
TSS
Gsean Corporation
Julius CL Meller
WM. S. Boren
As To The President
Congressman Kleiner reports impressions from Washington on President Cleveland and his cabinet. The article highlights a conservative policy focus, civil service rules, and expectations of an honest economical administration. It notes Kleiner’s active advocacy for constituents and comments on Ohio Indiana delegates, plus a note on immigrant labor at Hamilton Massachusetts factories.
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New Harmony Register
New Harmony
Inv
Washington
Tie
Ife
Questien
Iie
Ise Tadiana
Col
Denby
Leon
Webster
Cleveland
Immaculate Conception
Civil Service Commission
Pension Bureau
Post Office Department
Johin J. Kleiner
Ward
Senator Voorhees
Indiana
Kleiner
Mar Conkl
Republican National Committee
Curiaco Marches Wheat and Commodities Report 1885
Regular weekly report from New Harmony Register field correspondent Curiaco notes wheat trading light with large in store stocks in Chicago about 14 376 000 bushels and prices firm for butter and cheese. Livestock demand remains strong with hog and cattle prices varied. poultry and vegetables in good demand. Also a paragraph on the White House history noting construction and cost and presidential occupancy since Washington.
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New Harmony Register
Curiaco
Inn
Hesduck
Cleveland praised by Washington Gazette as honest president
The Washington D C Sunday Gazette, a Republican paper, lauds President Cleveland for an excellent administration and notes that most people respect and honor him as an honest and conscientious leader. It argues that opposition politics seek faults for criticism.
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Washington, D. C
Sunday Gazette
Cleveland
The
Gazette
A Curious Find in Florida Near St Augustine Lighthouse
Sam Jordan, a colored man, discovered a well preserved skeleton of a person in an upright position while digging around the old Spanish lighthouse foundation near St Augustine. The 150 year old lighthouse sits 70 feet above the skeleton buried beneath the surface, prompting questions on how the remains came to rest there.
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Sam Jordan
St. Augustine
Fla
Oniin
Cattle per Square Mile Across Nations
Ohio holds 1,027,000 head of cattle equating to about 25 cattle per square mile. Iowa shows zero per mile, Illinois 28, New York 18, Texas 14, with the U S average at 8 per square mile. Germany has 2 and Great Britain 5. In the United States three cattle per 10 people, while Europe averages one animal per six persons.
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Ohio
Iowa
Ilinois
New York
Texas
United States
Germany
Great Britain
United Staes
Europe
Largest room in the world in St. Petersbu r g under one roof
A vast room in St Petersburg, 620 feet long and 150 feet wide, spans beneath a single iron arch. Used in daylight for military displays, it can accommodate a battalion’s maneuvers. It requires 20,000 wax tapers to illuminate. The structure showcases notable engineering.
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St. Petersburg
Pension Department and Union Officials Under Grant
The Pension Department is led by Gen. John C. Black as U S Commissioner with a salary list over one million dollars annually excluding pension agents and examining surgeons. Daily mail averages 7 500 pieces. Secretary Manning appointed four Union soldiers to office in one day. A Mexican military band of 72 instruments tours northern cities. Gen. Grant has been moved to the mountains in upper New York and is near death.
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U.S
Thois
Mosby, Longstreet, Mahone, Chalmers, Key, Riddleberger & Co
Manning
St. Louis
Grant
Upper
New York
Infinnapolis
Gibson County
Sith Regiment
Gytyshore
Benny Earnhart
Indianapols
James Null
Mill Shoals Township
Thes. J. Porter
Norris City
White County
United States Detective Service
Curious Indiana Clippings From The State News
A collage of curious snippets from Indiana exchanges reports odd tales from the countryside. A South Bend woman loses a pivot tooth during a chicken feeding, a hen swallows it and is dissected before the tooth is restored. Other notes mention worms stripping oak trees, a man going blind upon waking, poultry counts, pension increases, and various local developments across cities like Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Sullivan.
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South Bend
Three McReynolds daughters struck by lightning survive unlikely
A storm near Stewartsville last Monday afternoon sent three McReynolds daughters aged 17, 14, and 11 sheltering under a tree. They suffered severe burns and, as of the latest reports, were not expected to recover.
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J. M. McReynolds
Stewartsville
Democrats In Office Sweep 25000 Jobs Claimed In 1883
In Washington on June 15 1883 a claim is made that fully twenty five thousand Democratic appointments have replaced Republican clerks postmasters revenue collectors and other officials since March 4. The piece argues the pace will quicken as department heads settle in and partisan holders are displaced.
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New Harmony Register
Wasurxetox
D. C
Internal Revenue
Ifty
Cleveland
Col Sam Taylor Named U S Examiner of National Banks
Col Sam Taylor of Daviess County Indiana is appointed U S examiner of national banks. Nearly four-fifths of treasury watchmen were Union soldiers. All White House servants are colored. The Liberty Bell passed through en route from New Orleans. Congressmen Kleiner calls on the president regularly. Col Denby arrives in the city. Money in Washington is missing from pockets of loyal republican rings. Coprism banks in Alaska exceed Atlantic banks in extent. Maine anti prohibition mobs rise though Blaine or Maine congressmen show little shock. Dexter the trotting horse is alive at 20.
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Daviess County
Ind
U. S
Treasury
White House
Liberty Gell
Thhrough
New Orleans
Kleiner
Col
Denby
China
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