Sullivan Union Publishes J A Saye Sullivan Indiana
In Sullivan Indiana J A Saye announces publication The Sullivan Union serving the local community with news and notices.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1882
Page
6
In Sullivan Indiana J A Saye announces publication The Sullivan Union serving the local community with news and notices.
Reports cover legislative sessions in Ohio and Congress, Chinese lodges in Boston, business failures, health outlooks for Bishop Bowman, concert tours, a mysterious disease panic in Pennsylvania, robberies by Jesse James, revival efforts in Cincinnati, and a New York museum exhibit. Other notes include tariff debates, Mormon missions, Canadian Senate marriage, Greeley’s death, weather, immigration, and various political appointments and scandals.
March foreign trade shows exports $29.93 million and imports $45.38 million as grain and cotton markets falter amid speculation. Despite widespread fraud, John McAvery & Co. of Poughkeepsie honored creditors with a 20 percent payout and interest, illustrating rare integrity in a grim business landscape.
Ireland reports 531 outrages last month while the Manitoba ship runs aground at Greenock Scotland. Insanity defense gains traction for Dr Lamson. Italy passes copyright bill for literature and drama. Jewels worth 100000 dollars stolen from Brazilian Imperial family. Labrador coast residents endure famine as Canadians and Indians. Sunderland coal mine disaster claims 35 lives. France seeks reopening of Monetary Conference. Ex Empress Eugene travels to Nice via Paris amid Bonapartist welcome. Canadian railway contractors face Chinese labor ban discussion. Cairo plot targets Egyptian Minister of War uncovered. Spain endures drought. Andalusian peasants receive aid. Baroness Burdett Coutts visits Jumbo for final dose of English dane. Bolton Temple Theater destroyed by fire. O Brien freed from prison. Rev Higgins released on bail. Czar coronation set for August at cost about 7500000 dollars and two weeks. Paris Post Office robbed of letters mostly from abroad.
A compilation of farm tips and curiosities covers beet acreage in Europe, hog crop deficits, soil care for asparagus, new strawberry varieties, bird boxes for wrens, and general fruit and vegetable rotation. It also notes folk remedies, fashion tidbits, political figures, and local incidents in a brisk, period-voice flourish.
A fragment discusses reputations and manufacturing positions in Danish and French contexts. It notes differing entries and asserts prejudice remains a central issue in evaluating national stances.
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