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Sullivan Union announces J A Hays as publisher with Sullivan as primary location for the periodical. The notice flags organizational details and local printing arrangements in this brief public update.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1881
Page
6
Turbulent Times Across Nations and States Roil Headlines
In a flurry of events from news: Gen Grant heads for Mexico and Turkish frontier tensions rise. Germany expels 18 Socialists, sailor drownings and floods threaten Missouri river regions. A broker’s failure and fires stretch finances. Indiana localities report crimes, accidents, and political shifts amid harsh winter snows.
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Volo
Grant
New York
Mexico
Germany
Jules Ferry
James Walsh
Brooklyn
Billy Edwards
Mike Donovan
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Hattie Derril
Iowa
McDougall
San Francisco
Missouri River
Ludington
Lake Michigan
Mansion House
Aaron Jones
Oglethorpe County
Fall River Weavers and Spinnes Union
John Crawford
Wauwatosa
Wis
Alan Antonio
Tex
Oakville
Bradford
Manchester
England
Massachusetts House of Representatives
New York Post
Paris
France
Carl Selura
Green County
Washington
Jaondon
Virginia City
United States
S. Bishop & Co
Gallipolis
Niagara River
Jods
Canada Southern Railway
Tonawanda
N. Y
Buffalo
Henry F. Gillgag
London
Chicago
Halloch
Bey
State News Roundup From Indiana Localities
The New Albany Land league reports 121 members. An Fort Wayne case fined a wife provoking husband $18.50. Monroe county records ten smallpox cases while Wabash public schools close for scarlet fever. Parke county fox drive draws 500 participants netting five foxes. Connersville launches two new papers the News and Times and the Examiner. Anderson man Frank Boypen jailed for theft from a minstrel troupe. A mad dog incident near Brooksburg leads to another animal bite. Lafayette doctor John J Weaver found dead, overdose suspected.
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New Albany Land League
Fort Wayne
Monrceville
Alien County
Wabash
Parke County
Connersville
News and Times
Examiner
Frank Boypen
Anderson
Brooksburg
John J. Weaver
Lafayette
War clouds loom over Crete and Cretsaly crisis discussed
Fragmentary Mas Pati Mail Gazette piece speculates on a possible peace offer from Turkey and Crete, noting a potential concerted action by powers to avert a wider European war. It warns that delay or refusal could trigger a damaging conflict across the Ottoman frontiers and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Pati Mail
Cimisois Atwer
Crete
Chessaly
Ruiniqi
Greece
Turkey
Bosphorus
Multan
Mnglih
Violinists Prank Ends With Humorous Rescue
At a social gathering in Galveston Maloney Des Smith faced a staged musical trap. When asked to play his signature piece Way Down on the Suwanee River the crowd erupted in laughter after a compliment on his earlier performance. The joke left him shaken and he was escorted home by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Maloney Des Smith
Suwanee
de Smith
Ihesuwanee River
Curious Indian Census Method Used in Nevada
Chief Nuniana heads a census using Indian enumerators and a single blank sheet. He represents a family by a circle for a lodge and lines for members, with willow sticks counting individuals, wives, and children. The sticks form a rough hierarchy and are tied and sent to the census office for the Plutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aun Indian Census Supervision
Numans
Nevada
Nuniana
Eucalyptus Banishes Malaria in Italy and Diverse Historical Anecdotes
A sweeping collection of distant notes cites a eucalyptus claim for malaria in Italy, taxation bans for women in Michigan, a Toronto tramp refuge pledge, a Pennsylvanian widow’s gold burial wish, and various curios from 19th century commerce, law, travel, and religion. It records oddities about temple secularization in Japan, derailed shipboard smuggling, and a Rhode Island train-boy sermon, with broader remarks on governance, science, and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Great Britain
Rock Island
Michigan
Goddwin Smith
Toronto
Canauda
Anedd
Indiana
Pennsylvanie
Japan
Minneapolis
Denver
Sampson
Archimedes
Nin
Smuggling Ring Alert Reports Move at White Star Pier
New York Times notes Chief Special Treasury Agent Adams acted on information about a New York mouiste planning to smuggle a large goods shipment from the Germanic. He went to the White Star pier on Monday to observe but the vessel did not arrive as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Wedding Gifts Show Wealth and Tinsel at Rothschild Nuptials
A period piece notes that marriages of Rothschild kin invite a display of gifts, many silver gilt or plated and some costly items while several presents are plain or poor. The piece criticizes showy arrays as improper while naming several aristocratic donors and items.
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Leopold Deitsthsehikl
Mdile
Marie Perugia
Alfred de Rotheehild
Siamore Place
Earl of Deaconsfield
Lord
Lady Beaumont
Earl of Clarendon
Education Is Costly for a Young Boy
A newspaper quip notes the misalignment between a five dollar education and a six year old boy’s future, highlighting the impracticality of high schooling costs for small children.
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