Health and Home plea boosts Sullivan County subscribers
The Times offers Health and Home for a year to new subscribers or those clearing arrears and paying in advance. County mail subscribers pay $1 annually in advance. others $1.50. Also notes upcoming Democratic and Republican nominating meetings and reports Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati admitting women.
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Democratic Convention Set for June in Indiana Circuit
The Fourteenth Judicial Circuit of Indiana comprising Sullivan and Greene counties calls a convention in Linton Greene County on June 1 at 10 in the forenoon to nominate a Democratic Prosecuting Attorney and conduct other business. Local party leaders W C G Jansuson and Jons F P. Siincarp announced May 12, 1854.
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Tea seller profits via temperance draft in New Orleans
A New Orleans citizen uses iced tea served for five cents a glass to promote temperance while earning profits from hundreds of daily sales and free advertising for his coffee and tea store. The item also notes a correction about a cave discovery misattributed to Prof. McHenry and the later clarification by Mr. Greenbacker Coulson about preserving manuscripts for handwriting identification.
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Melfenry
Land ownership limits and public land policy urged by critics
The piece argues against foreign and domestic land ownership in the West and Southwest, urging Congress to ban new acquisitions until all land laws are strictly followed and reserved for settlers. It critiques Herbert Spencer and cites The Current for May 17, questioning prohibitory liquor laws as ineffective at federal and state levels.
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Maine
Hayes
Army and Navy Journal
Worthington elected Bishop of Nebraska
The latest reports state Rev. Dr. Worthington of Detroit has been chosen as Bishop of Nebraska. The news notes other events including a sculling victory in Australia and various political and civic happenings across multiple states.
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Taston
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Berrien Springs
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St. Louis
United States
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Thomas M. Cooley
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Rockport voyage and coastal routing update
Reports describe a ship at Rockport Massachusetts sailing northeast to splice at a buoy about 250 miles away and then paying out 1000 more miles in deep water as part of a long sea operation. The items mix with a flood of crime and public notices from multiple states.
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Masonic Cemetery
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Smoney
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Senate clears path for bridges and pensions in May
May 21 to 27 reports show the Senate approving thirteen building projects including Mississippi bridges at St Paul and Sibley and repairs to the Missouri river favors. Pensions pass as Wheeler is named NC revenue collector. Debates cover labor bureau plans and mortgage payments.
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Death by own action of Bangor dean reported in cablegram
A cablegram chronicles the death by own action of Rev. Henry L. Edwards, dean of Bangor, with brief notes on international events. The text also mentions naval orders, troop movements, and political tensions across Europe and the Middle East, including actions involving the sultan and the English forces.
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