Sullivan Union Adopts Local News Format
The Sullivan Union led by publisher J A Mays announces a local newspaper edition in Sullivan Indiana with community notices and updates for residents.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1880
Page
6
Snow on Mount Washington and notable July events
Snow fell on Mount Washington on the tenth. July saw 26,000 emigrants arriving. Michigan wheat yield reported at 35 million bushels. Debts declined by about 5 million, with other global events and local incidents spanning fraud, crimes, and diplomacy.
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Mount Washington
Buffalo
N. Y
Europe
Michigan
Mississippi
Joan H. Clemenshaw
DeYoung
Kalloch
G. M. Branecom
Jacksonville
Fla
Pouano Rucker
Palestine
Texas
Cora Fleming
Newark
Ohio
United States Rolling Stock Company
Chicago
John E. Simrpson
Vandalia R. R
St. Louis
Major Simpson
Baltimore
Sweden
Germany
Austria
Norway
West
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C. C. van Dykes
Warsaw
Congress
Fremont
Nebraska
Bender
Kate
John Bender, Jr
France
M. Geoffrey
M. Lamon
M. Chameron
United States Commission
CuicaGo
Knights Templar
State News From Indiana Highlights Regional Incidents
Soft shell turtles frequent gutters in South Bend. W F Reynouds of Lafayette dies, one of the wealthiest men in the state. Morristown residents threaten to lynch Foster Howell for beating his wife and child. Ella Brinzer pardoned from Wayne County jail by Gov Williams. Rev JF Frrepy accepts presidency of DePauw College. William Stockdale of Huntington injured on a cider press and fatally feared. Measles spread alarmingly in western Franklin County families. Winfield Gray of Evansville hurled from a scaffold. Nichols Mohr breaks ankle. E A K Hackett to take Fort Wayne Sentinel, purchasing from Nelson & Morse.
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South Bend
W. F. Reynouds
Lafayette
Morristown
Shelby County
Foster Howell
Ella Brinzer
Wayne County
Williams
JF. O. Frrepy
DePauw College
The
Bluffton Banner
Ft. Wayne Sentinel
Nelson & Morse
Mexico Revolt Rumors and Diaz War Measures Reach City
Advices from Mexico City to July 27 report ongoing disorders across the republic, with opposition denouncing Diaz as a tyrant and predicting Gonzales will worsen the situation. Diaz calls Gonzales to the capital as fighting at Villa Union leaves 100 killed. Reyes promoted for victory. A debt law proposal seeks to stabilize finances while Juarez monument is unveiled amid fears of yellow fever in Vera Cruz.
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Havana
Republic
General Gonzales
Diaz
Gonzales
Mazatlan
Villa Union
Benito Juarez
Vera Cruz
Pensioned Dog in New Mexico Territory
The Legislature in the New Mexico Territory recently pensioned a dog for noble services. Shepherd dogs are routinely trusted to guard and guide flocks from morning to night, a daily duty well expected of well-trained dogs.
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New Mexico
Strathen
An Economical Funeral in St. Petersburg
A correspondent derides Russian mourning practices as frugal and performative. He notes colorful overcoats, windows with winking officers, and reuse of funeral fabrics from a Grand Duchess, blaming Baron Kuster for frugality while mocking the embalming and economy of the Empress’s funeral.
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St. Petersbur
Russia
Baron Kuster
Barron
Kunster
Tunnel Repairs Advance Under Windy Stretch
Engineers of the St Cothnad Tunnel address a dangerous windy stretch 200 metres long under Andermatt. Moisture absorbing gypsum and aluminous calcareous schists caused repeated collapses. To prevent further failure, granite rings four metres long are rebuilt to ensure stability, with meticulous masonry and thick walls. By early June only 34 metres remained to be vaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cothnad
Andermatt
Doctor Tanner admits weakness amid illness
For the first time since beginning his work, Dr. Tanner said this morning he felt very weak. He described a troubled stomach but remained confident in his ability to carry out the undertaking.
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Burdette
Burlington
Hawkeye
Garfield
Arthur
Noman
Mrs. Livermore
Express
America
Tanner
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