New Harmony Rail Schedule and Town News Highlights
The October 28 1887 issue includes railroad times for New Harmony with morning and evening departures a note on mail closures and distribution. local notices report town events such as a county agricultural society meeting, hunting exploits, theatre performances by Riley Dramatic Co and upcoming Uncle Tom's Cabin at the opera house. Also mentions commerce items, moving of Fred Herremonp to Mt. Vernon, and Thanksgiving Day proclamation for Thursday November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Sturtz
Riley
Mt. Vernon
Howard
Thrall & Mumford’s
A Happy Contrast in Democratic Prosperity and Progress
A New York Star column argues that prior fears of Democratic rule proved unfounded. It praises prosperity under a Democratic administration, notes improved southern loyalty to the Union, rising industry, and sharedwealth in public lands for homesteaders. It predicts a great Democratic triumph and continued national elevation. Fashion Item. Yonkers Statesman. Figures may not live, but some figures will.
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New York Star
United States
South
Democratic Party
Yonkers Statesman
Anti American hereditary succession critique in Huntingburg
In the Huntingburg Independent a critique denounces hereditary rule and praises merit over birth. The piece argues Fred Grant and Robert Lincoln owe their status to their fathers and opposes offices held by sons of great men, asserting descent from father to son is anti American.
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Huntingburg
Fred Grant
Robert Lincoln
Republic
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Lhe Register
New Harmony, Indiana
Henry Hunsdon
Illinois
Indiana
New Harmony
Ind
Notary Public
F.D. Bolton
Ford & Bennett’s
Brown's
Ford & Bennett
Sepy
Echard
Fleischmann
H. KimMertina
Robb Township
Frep Hreckmann
Henry Brown
Lee Hofrreiter
Charley E.lliors
Shakerag
Evergant
Brown
A. Traupt
Brown’s
Zarina
Dean
Stephens House
Foote’s Pond
Squire Cox
A.J. McCurenan
Frederick Leonard
Jo Horcekter
Posey Co. Agricultural Society
Richard Owen
John Wilhelm
New York
Ocz
W. QO. Trethewey
Link Ford
J. Kilbinger
Lyte Wiley
R. D. Twigg
Charley French
Rascal
Weber's
Huns Doo
Ted Beal
Fred Herremonp
Fred
Messrs
Grammar, Nicholson and
Gillette
Evansville
W. W. Rose
Prof
W.M. Bennett
Evanaville
Ws. Richards
Petersburg
Euchre Club
J. W. Muiler
J. H. Chaffin
al Twinn
Cincinnati
C. Hunter
Phillipstown
Dora Jones
Main Street
Posey County
Church Street
Hack & Simon
Second St
O. & M. Railroad
Vincennes, Ind
H. T. Scuned
William Richards
Thresher
Imperial
Queensware, Glassware, &c
Sery
Harry Husband
Viets
Johasi
Wilhelm & 3
Ford Bros
New Harmony, Ind
FORD
Frennett
Maynard & Irwin’s
Boston
Mass
Javina
Saning
Duclos Coo
F. W. Cook Brewing Company
Sepo Y Evansville
Thrall
Mumeford
Thrall & Mumford
the Dude
Andy Llofreiter
Burlington Free Press
Thrall & Mumford's
H. Brown
John
W. Miller
Head
Peter Weber
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