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New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1888

Page

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Matson and Myers Lead Indiana Democratic Convention

Indiana Democrats convened at Indianapolis to nominate Col. Matson for governor and Capt. Myers for lieutenant governor with a solid Cleveland and Gray ticket. The platform pledges union rights, tariff reform, labor organization, pension provisions, and opposition to prohibition, while praising veterans and endorsing Gov. Gray for vice president.

Indianapolis Congress Mahone Mosby Col. Matson Indiana Universal Pension Association Wm. R. Myers Niblack Hawk Zollars J.R. Wilson Marion A. F. Griffith Clinton Cleveland Ubay Voorhees Turpie J. G. Shanklin Gray Republican Returning Board Indiana Gov. Gray United States

Washington Notes on Politics and Society May Day News

Special dispatch from Washington notes Matson’s Indiana governor nomination marked by a flowered desk and applause. Pension appropriations reach 80.28 million, up 54 million from last year, while Republicans delay tariff reform and attack Democrats. Reports on Mexican minister Homero, a growing bicycle club in the city, and Melville W. Stuller’s appointment as chief justice. Congress sits 111 days with 12,503 bills. It mentions Sharman’s backers, vote estimates, and tariff reform gains.

Vasnineron D. C House of Representatives Matson Indiana Senor Homero United States Mexico Melville W. Stuller Minois Tie Illinois Senate Congress Morrow Kansas House Committee On Civil Service Commission John Sharman House

Notes and News roundup of curious world items

A gossip column reports varied tidbits from sewing society quarrels to unusual events. Highlights include a California beekeeper burning his apiary, a temple funded largely by hair rope construction, Republican delegates split on Blaine, Norfolk Virginia as the top peanut market, and diverse stats on Baptists, gold mines, Parisian artists, and US quinine imports.

Ohio Goar Geo. Huide Placentia Cal Kioto Pennsylvania Massachusetts Maine Blaine Norfolk Los Angeles Cape Fear United States Mercury San Bernardino South Carolina Olin Sherman Nova Scotia Washington T Islame Paris

Numerous Small Notes From Illinois Localities And National Patents

Matt Rice of Grayville vows to let his hair grow until a Republican is elected. A West Salem crank similarly vows never to cut his hair. In Coles county Lafayette township a tie again gave Davis the collectors post after Hayes won by lot two years ago. L. M. Wilson found three bones in a hollow tree near Carmi while cutting saw-lops. Two cormorants were killed by W. Tressler at Monticello on the Sangamon river. An Albion crank seeks 75000 to drain swamp land via Skillet Fork and DGoapas creek. Jasper county holds 27 artificial Indian mounds. FMA has over 50 lodges in White County. Washington patents granted to Indiana residents include Marquis Kokomo sliding joint for gas mains Mawhood Richmond roller mill Neff Mentone pump and Ralys Springport saw. Boston's baseball club leads the race.

Matt Rice Grayville Mr. Reich West Salem Coles County Lafayette Township Hayes Kkep Davis Dem Monticello Sangamon River Albion Crank Congress Skillet Fork Dgoapas Creek Jasper County F.M.B. A White County

Indiana Mews Hoosier Happenings Local Interest

A Seymour dispatch warns of a peculiar deadly illness sweeping several local areas with baffled doctors and several sudden deaths. Jeffersonville reports a brutal act where a horse's tongue was torn out by a driver, with the crowd reacting as the man fled. G.A.R. posts in Muncie discuss a nonpolitical sister organization, while a convict at Jeffersonville shows escalating self harm. The piece compiles state news from Seymour, Goshen, New Albany, Vincennes, and other counties, noting fires, crops, churches, schools, and local curiosities through Indiana.

Inprtanapolis, Inc Seymour Jeffersonville Charles West Devore Bros Louisville West Robert Hamilton Jacob Robinson Southern Penitentiary Samuel Hay Hay Goshen Ex-Soldiers’ Mutual Insurance Company Northwest Clint Williams Shelbyville Philo Lynch Crawford County New Albany Frankfort Clarke County Sullivan Win. Stewart Knox County Huntsville Tex South Bend Indiana George Schwartz Noble County Baptist Church Columbus Vincennes Princeton Canning Company Washington Laporte Indianapolis Wabash County Will Brown Harrison County Anderson High School Fort Wayne Rochester Miami County Muncie

Local Political Chatter and Coming Ballot Intrigue

The Republican managers push for a straight ticket to sway next Monday's town election, aiming to sideline town issues. Independent and vest-pocket votes complicate forecasts with ward lists showing multiple candidates. Reports note a new Democratic gain with Ellise Johnson's household and a Republican gain via a newborn boy, while John Walz is slated as a candidate for the Posey Gibson vacancy at the senatorial convention.

Ellise Johnson John Walz Posey-Gibson

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