Washington Special: Read ers General Resume of the Week
The piece highlights Republican aims for a 1884 presidential win, focusing on Indiana and Virginia as pivotal states. It notes potential nominees, postmaster bids, and large government printing work, including a fifty million tobacco labels order. The analysis discusses party unity, campaign tactics, and fiscal critiques of wartime and naval costs.
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Kumler
Treasury Department
Sam
Rounds
New York flowering plant and seed trades in 1888
New York estimates annual suburban flowering plant sales at about 10 million dollars, with a seed trade near 3 million, mainly grown in the United States. Oysters dominate city seafood, with over 200 million consumed yearly and prices for Saddle-rock and blue-point varieties noted. Clams fill the market gap as oyster season ends.
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Indiana Democrats Sweep State Elections Across Towns
Reports from multiple Indiana cities on May 1 describe broad Democratic victories. Cities like Delphi Green Castle New Albany Fort Wayne and Logansport report complete or overwhelming success, while Richmond and Terre Haute show Republican wins only in parts of the ticket.
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Koxono, Inc
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Curious local drift in Indiana and Illinois news
Princeton na on whisky-boat and county jail. electric light talks. Grayville, New Haven, Carmi scenes. monster reported near Paducah sent to Smithsonian. Rail plans Milltown to Wyandotte cave. Tippecanoe wheat seed scare. Evansville mill boiler blast kills one. Richland hosts fights. Gresham’s father slain. Wheat and fruit prospects bright. peppered with fires, trials, and oddities from numerous towns.
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Air Line Railroad Company
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Sunday School Meeting in Griffin’s Station
A meeting is announced for next Sunday at the Christian church at 3 p m to organize a Sunday school. A large turnout is hoped as a Sunday school is badly needed. Weather remains cool with no frost injuries reported. Local church services drew a respectable audience yesterday.
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