26 Feb 1885
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1885
Page
1
City Drug Store in Le Porte Indiana operates under proprietor LET with local customers served and store details listed in the public notice. The brief item identifies the business and its management in the town.
A fragmentary verse piece reflecting on escape from war grief and power as the speaker travels across plains deserts and seas. It contrasts fleeting pleasures with fame and memory while musing on science memory and wonder at sea and shore.
In 1863 near Indianola Texas, Lt Bates and Maj Richardson confront a supposed Federal withdrawal. Bates proves the town still held by Union forces, sparking a night ambush that ends with Richardson dead and Bates exposing a ruse. The tale ends with Bates confirming the Federal hold on Indianola.
A roundup of Indiana items reports fires at Marvin Safe Co. in New York with big losses, an orphan asylum blaze in Pittsburg, Indiana day set at New Orleans expo, pension totals for Indiana veterans, revival results at Lawrenceburg Methodist Church, Logansport elevator accident, Supreme Court shifts on Eel River water, asylum funding concerns, railway wreck near North Vernon, new laws and bills signed, and Indiana politicians and cabinet rumors from New York and Albany.
During the House count last Wednesday the acting Vice President opened Nevada’s envelope and Keifer avoided fully tearing it, claiming a need to keep the vote intact. Edmunds declared his duty in making the constitutional rip, a phrase that spread as a descriptor of the Vice President’s role. The report adds that the Brooklyn temple will be converted into a skating rink and Dr. Justin B Fulton will tour the U S giving lectures.
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