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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1887
Page
1
Harrison Ark Investment Banking Firm Notice
F. M. Garvin president of Blarrison Investment Banking Co announces authorized capital of $50 000. The firm was incorporated in 1887 and is based in Harrison Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Garvin
Blarrison— Investment Banking Comp’y
Harrison, Ark
Indiana White Caps a Nation of Outlaws in Indiana
A historical feature on the White Caps in Lawrence, Martin, Orange, Crawford and Harrison counties. The group, once masked reformers, evolved into a feared vigilante force, enforcing rough justice, sometimes by murder, whipping and intimidation. Notable incidents include the Perry County lynching and abuses against farmers, teachers, and other residents, with leaders and victims linked to local politics and law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaster, Inc
Lawrence
Martin
Orange
Crawford
Harrison
White Caps
Order of White Caps
Harrigan County
Corydon
Davis
Perry County
J. W. Griffin
Jasper Times
Eckerly
Knights of the Switch
Knights
Orange County
Harrison County
John Hildebrand
White Cape
Hildebrand
Wilkes Trotter
Marengo
Crawford County
Items of Interest Reported From Ad Parte of Hainois
Daily notes from Hainois include farm shifts toward wheat as cheaper feed, minks devouring kittens, a mine snake found in a coal shaft with no eyes, broom-corn profits led by Douglas county, Newton school contract dispute, white quail spotted near Albion, 500000 watermelons shipped from Lawrence, Colorado land deal by Fairfield capitalists, and diverse local economic updates across counties including Chicago crowding to view Cleveland, treasuries empty in Grayville, and a new iron bridge planned in White county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Melivaine
Tuscola
Douglas County
Newton
County Fair Association
Albion Journal
Adam Wick
Lawrence County
Cincinnati
Pearis
Mary Jane Zell
J. W. Buckner
Chicago
Cleveland
Grayville
Bloomington
Fairfield
Colorado
Clay County
Mattoon
Cumberland County
Jacksonville
Sandy Slough
White County
Carmi
St. Louis
Henry County
Wayne County
Olney
DeWitt County
Indiana State News Drift Caught on the Hoosier Currents
A fall report from Crawfordsville notes two tragic incidents. First, a preacher’s soap left with a young man led to a fatal injury when a cow ate it, resulting in a verdict in favor of the preacher after damages sought from others. Second, Walter Manwar ing, seven, suffered severe injuries when a whisky barrel exploded after a match was dropped inside, badly wounding his legs and risking amputation and bone disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Treron
Walter Manwaring
Here
Foraker Lithographs Fuel Hoosier Election Gossip
Indianapolis scenes reveal Republican chatter about J. B. Foraker and a Blaine ticket, with lithograph rumors from Columbus. In Wasasu, hog cholera spreads, killing 400 hogs near the city while efforts to stop it fail and healthy hogs show susceptibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Blaine
Columbus
Wasasu
Jeffersonville News Roundup of Local Events and Firearm History
Estimates place 4000 workers in Jeffersonville area factories shops railroads and government offices earning over 54000 weekly, excluding small trades and independent labor. Evansville Journal notes gas wells about 1600 and 1535 feet deep with salt water discharge. one saltier than the other killed fish in Pigeon creek. Soldiers monument commission reports 142.75 spent on salaries and expenses funded by GA R donation. A cement barrel wreck on the levee from postwar times remains as cement intact. Samuel Hillman of Columbus seeks owner of a retrieved sword marked Lieut Col Ray CSA. A new Jeffersonville Louisville bridge project advances with measured plans for rail streetcar carriage and foot traffic. Ladoga residents greet Salvation Army with eggs and mud, Washington bank robbed of 500 during dinner break. David Ball near Jeffersonville scorched by spring explosion after lighting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville Journal
Pigeon Creek
Soldiers’ Monument Commission
G. A. R. Monument Commission
Jeffersonville
Samuel Hillman
Columbus
Ray
2Nd Tennessee Cavalry
C.S.A
Hillman
Ohio River
Louisville
Ladoga
Salvation Army
Washington
David Ball
Ball
Gas wells and local notes from Indiana press
A roundup of Indiana news items mentions 94 flowing gas wells with 32 large 47 medium and 15 small plus about 200 nonproductive holes. Other items cover education, politics, court actions, a courthouse project, weather and agriculture impacts, county prosecutions, church anniversaries, naval and river conditions, temperance efforts, and the state fair's financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Randolph County Board of Education
Indianapolis
Chaz
Sheen
Montgomery County
Voorhees
Depauw University
Depauw
Warrick County
Boonville
Eugene Miller
Vincennes
B. K. Bruce
Mississippi
Evansville
Clayton Lucas
Marion
Sara Decker
Sullivan
Caleb Alkire
Shelbyville
NOTES AND NEWS SNAPSHOT OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY EVENTS
Mrs. Cleveland refuses further photo use in cigarette ads. Government land sales reach 25,111,400 acres, second only to 1884. Col. Fred Grant leads New York Republicans with monarchic pedigree. Pennsylvania coal output hits 73,000,000 tons valued at 393,000,000. Denis Kearney campaigns in New York predicting California support for Cleveland. Tallahassee shows no saloons. Many counties ban alcohol. 953 women own farms in Florida, 18 with mortgages. Boston Corbett deemed insane in Kansas asylum. First snows hit Wisconsin and Michigan. Japan starts 34 railroads in six months. Missouri harvests rise. Benjamin Franklin grave neglected in Philadelphia. Chattanooga mayor elected by 118 vote margin. New England apple crop near average. Connecticut requires weekly wage payments. San Angelo weighs 54 pounds. Newark election leans Democratic by 1,400. Missouri lead fields cover one ninth of state. New York cholera scare easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grant
New York
Pennsylvania
Denis Kearney
Cleveland
California
Tallahassee
Fla
Boston Corbett
Wilkes Booth
Kansas Lunatic Asylum
Wisconsin
Michigan
Japan
Missouri
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Chattanooga
Tenn
New England
Connecticut
San Angelo
Tex
Newark
N.J
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the New Harmony
Augustin
the Register
Co. Ww. Slater
A. D. Jones
Wells House
New Harmony
Ind
Owen Bros. & Wilsey
R. RB
Owen, Johnson & Co
P. A. Sexton
Justice OF the Peach
Hiatt Block
Church Street
New Elarmony
Eugene 8. Thrall
Horace P. Owen
NEW Harmony Banking Company
Eugene S. Thrall
Thomas Mumford Jr
Eugene F. Owen
Charles A. Parke
William H. Owen
Alfred Dale Owen
U.S. Patent Office
Gz Snow CO
Meat Market
Sandlebin & Geiss
South Church Street
Brown's Clothing
Sandlebin
Julius King
Ge Fs
Thrall & Mumford's
W.M. Duncan
United States
First National Bank
Thomas E. Garvin
Evaneville
William P. Edson
Mt. Vernon
FFICE
Fourth Street
Main
Courthouse
Kour Fritz
Fritz Herberrold
Jacob Breith
Breite
Jes Y New Harmony, Indiana
Andrew Hofreiter
West Main Street
Weber's Tailoring Store
Press Leger
Jan21
NEW Harmony Livery and Sale
New Harmony, Ind
Fred, Schaffer
Fred. Schaffer
City Exchange
Thos. S. Ford
Ford & Walz
Fred.walz
Enberger's
Arctic
Albert
Church St. Bet. Main & Brewery
Newsom
Lawrence, Martin, Orange
Counties
Jerry Bolden
Bolden
Ad Parte
Hainois
Danvitts
Base
Crrcaco
Tut
Detroit
Coseres Asveee
Boston
Indiana State News
Exchengea
Foraker
Additional
Wolcottville Baptist Church
White River
Switzerland County
Universalists
Madigton
Francis Murphy
Valparaiso
Porter County
Madison
Angola
Delaware County
Randolph County
Lew Wallace
Lafayette
Princeton
Elkhart
Cass County
Lawrenceburg
Yellow Fever
Tampa, Fla
Detroit and
Detroits
Detroita
Detroite
St Lonia
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