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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1881
Page
8
An old item from a local paper notes advertising opportunities in New York for Rowe Y's Newspaper and Skeertisieg ventures with details preserved in the faded column.
Cumbers Patterson listed as judge with Perry Riue as prosecuting attorney for the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit. Counties Sullivan and figa terms set on the second Monday in January, first Monday in April, third Monday in June, and fifth Monday in October. County officers include Clark of Circuit Court T. J. Mapn, Treasurer Comp P. Riggs.
A fragment discusses bond redemption in government tender, loan pricing at or below 84 percent, and bank charges. It touches on political appointments, a Senate critic, and a sensational note on toy torpedoes by two seventeen year olds, with a garbled list of trustees and local names.
Evansville Journal quotes Hon. Wen Heilman arguing the democratic party blundered on the funding bill and criticizing its state bank stance. He urges the Republicans to reconvene for an extra session to pass the bill and add an amendment removing the tax on bank deposits.
In a frank interview, Heilman discusses the contested southern election cases and the push for fair ballots. He weighs four main presidential cabinet contenders and recalls editor attacks, Indiana’s strong Garfield support, and expectations for the administration’s future.
The writer reflects on the Czar’s assassination and the social climate in New York City. He condemns socialism and notes anti Socialists protests in the Bowery while lamenting poor urban conditions. St Patrick celebrations pass quietly as talks of exhibitions and investments unfold.
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