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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1882
Page
1
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The piece rails against a bill creating a private commission to set tariff duties, framing it as a monopoly scheme. It cites profits of about 125 million annually and 500 million in lagging profits during delay. It covers Pennsylvania politics, Cameron, Mitchell, Arthur, and New York intrigue, with mentions of graft, patronage, and party rifts. It notes Lexington, Kentucky selling Henry Clay's home for 60,000 and 324 acres.
In Poseyville the town steadies a riot sparked by Joli King who threatened to shoot Agan and fired repeatedly. King and McDerman faced fines for assault and disturbing the peace, with Agan and Campbell also cited. warrants issued for Hudspedth and King.
Indianapolis dispatch notes Stan ton Peelle as Republican incumbent facing Will E English Democrat nominee. German voters swing toward English while Jesuit fears unsettle Republicans. State conventions set for August, with Beaver named by Republicans for governor. Maxson likely Democratic candidate in Terre Haute district. London dispatch says Tua Wieson from England fights Sullivan. Army worms harming Illinois wheat as 7,000 immigrants land in New York.
New York gossip column notes spring storms and bold forecasts with arctic ice and a new comet. Society trends include theaters full, a profitable music festival, yacht racing interest, and rising rents as strangers flood the city. Oblique attacks on public figures and debates over immigration and politics color the chatter.
Ed Hoan of Bowama boasts a four hundred pound fishing haul aided by a pitchfork while reports from Grayville, Pike, Gibson, Warrick and surrounding counties highlight smallpox quarantine, school literacy counts, new polling details, agricultural improvements, and forthcoming harvest.
A Washington dispatch notes Republicans plan heavy campaign effort in Indiana this summer and autumn to swing the state for Congress, with major speakers and campaign documents. They aim to outmaneuver Democrats by aggressive messaging, leveraging old tactics anew. A separate line reports Danville Illinois noting a Chinaman with an American wife.
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