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18 Nov 1881
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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1881
Page
1
The Register outlines subscription at $150 yearly in advance and requires notice to discontinue. Advertising rates set per square and column, with legal ads charged by law. job work due on delivery.
A sparser townwide roundup reports eateries above Monitor Street with meals round the clock and porch frontage. It also lists local commerce, yields, rail plans, saloon counts, farm outputs, and notable incidents across Grayville, Vincennes, Mt. Carmel, Patoka, Crossville, Shawneetown, and nearby counties, including taxes, ships, and a lottery relic.
Reports detail Sparks and Guiteau's trial starting as trains in the west face heavy snow. McVeagh resigns as Attorney General while cotton quality dips and small pox spreads in New York City. Wisconsin GOP ticket wins. Grant and Conkling redraw Arthur's cabinet. Democrats sweep Buffalo city elections. Indiana notes Jacob Neusbaum 105 said oldest man. Rapid women noted in Grand Rapids. a Michigan widow and daughter marry in a wealthy family’s double wedding.
Descriptive dispatch recounts a Marion Station shooting amid Mississippi election turmoil. It details white and black combatants, multiple deaths, arrests, and the ensuing posse action, with notes on broader state elections and local reactions in Meridian and nearby counties.
A long letter from Mansnaxt's Ferry at Itz on Nov 14 1881 notes bustling activity as locals seek sites for manufactories and predicts Wabash Station may rise in prominence. It mentions a top local fisherman, a 50 pound sturgeon in Mr Locke's cabinet, and various social events, accidents, births, and illness. The piece also covers political results in New York and Virginia, a Texas Capitol fire, and assorted international tidbits with a humorous, scattershot tone.
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