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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1907

Page

4

Democratic Ticket Names for State Offices

The slate lists candidates for governor lieutenant governor auditor treasurer secretary of state superintendent of public schools attorney general commissioner of agriculture clerk of court of appeals railroad commissioner state senator and related roles. Names include J C Beckham S W Hager H M Bosworth Laffoon Hubert M 0 Winfrey John K Head J Newman J B Chenault C C McChord and J Rogers Gore.

H. M. Bosworth Laffoon Hubert M. 0. Winfrey John K. Head J. ' . Newman J. B. Chenault

Watterson targets Beckham and Kentucky Democrats

The piece rebukes Mr. Watterson for accusing Gov Beckham of alliance with enemies of the party while noting similar vilification of Democrats by Watterson and his paper in Kentucky and nationwide. It contrasts the Sun and Evening Post with Courier-Journal pledges and suggests the party’s past tolerance of Republican praise. The author muses on inevitable reform and a “gold cure.”

Watterson Kentucky Sun Evening Post Courier-Journal

Mayor Bingham’s Turbulent City Hall Controversy

The Louisville mayor faces sharp criticism amid a roof-garden clash and partisan volleys. The column urges calm, restraint, and steady nerves as political foes clash, warning that vituperation breeds a public stench and harms civic discourse.

Bingham Louisville

Poll Parrot dispositions hint at political woe in Louisville

The fragment notes Election Day in the Philippine Islands and cites war yellow fever smallpox and sugar industry issues. It reports Louisville Republicans silent on Sunday closing and nominating James F. Grinstead for mayor while most of the old Fusion ticket is renominated. Judge Hargis resigns from the Democratic State Central Committee and leaves jail politics.

Philippine Islands Philippines Louisville Lousville James F. Grinstead Fusion Hargis Democratic State Central Committee

Cholera Morbus Epidemic Reported in Louisville

An epidemic of cholera morbus is reported in Louisville with accompanying fits and political tension. Public health concerns rise as residents seek aid and officials discuss response measures.

Louisville

Local Notes From Campbellsville Area

Miss Kathleen Campbell returns from Lebanon where she attended the Chautauqua. Col. R. E. Whayne recovers from a lung illness and predicts many will echo that old saying that you cannot keep a good man down. Various residents and visitors are noted along with illnesses and a birth in the household.

Kathleen Campbell Lebanon

Death of Cleva Cocanougher at age fifteen

Cleva Cocanougher died July 27 after illness, leaving Mr. W. R. Cavanougher and family in mourning. The eldest daughter was praised as ready to die and was said to have gone to dwell with the Lord. Funeral services were held Sunday at 10 o clock, with Rev. R. L. Purdom officiating and schoolmates as pallbearers. A prayer followed by Rev. J. W. Campbell. burial under Bethlehem Church.

W. R. Cavanougher Cleva Evermore R. L. Purdom Myrtle May Nancy Cocanougher Bessie Emma Cochran Hattie Arnold Bethlehem Shareh J. W. Campbell Jasner

Local News Highlights From Spencer County and Nearby

Antioch Mrs H P Hatchett and daughter spent Thursday and Friday with relatives in Spencer county. Miss Pearl Lowe returned to Indianapolis after a two weeks visit with Mr and Mrs W H Sagracy. Orpha Sweazy, long ill, is convalescent. Mr Stanley Mitchell and family visited relatives at Lawrenceburg Friday and Saturday.

H. P. Hatchett Spencer County Pearl Lowe Indianapolis W. H. Sagracy Orpha Sweazy Stanley Mitchell Lawrenceburg

A Rat That Ate Flies in Window Display

John A. Smith witnessed a half grown rat in a local grocery window matching insects. The rodent leaped against the glass and ate numerous house flies captured in the pane during the unusual display. The crowd grew as the rat eventually scampered away.

Lebanon Main Street John A. Smith Mr. Smith Whergéffe

Dry spell prompts hope for rain at Tatham Springs

The article notes dry weather in Tatham Springs and a wish for rain. It recalls visits by J. W. Satterly and wife to Silas Burkhead, Rev. Hatchett’s Sunday appointment, and local churchgoing. Ota Dennis and Cleo Dennis attended church with family. many from the area join Rock Bridge Sunday school.

J. W. Satterly Silas Burkhead Hatchett Ota Dennis Cleo Rock Bridge John Brown Sharpsville G. W. Shirley Oscar Shirley Ophia Black Nelson County Chaplin Roy Walls Pleasant Grove

Killed His Father in Drunken Fit in Kentucky

Logan McDaniels, about thirty, shot and killed his father William McDaniels, sixty, at the family home in Owensboro Kentucky after a quarrel over driving a tired mule. Logan, in a drunken stupor, surrendered to the sheriff after fleeing to Owensboro by train.

Owensboro Logan McDaniels William McDaniels Jon McDaniels

Dr King's New Life Pills Hailed At Fort Madison Drugstore

The popular Fort Madison overseer August Sherpe praises Dr King s New Life Pills as rightly named, saying they act more agreeably and do more good than any other laxative. Guaranteed to cure biliousness and constipation at Maydon Robertson drug store.

August Sherpe Fort Madison

Local Social Notes From Sycamore Valley

Sycamore Valley residents host, visit, and travel amid family ties and school progress under Miss Jennie Logsdon. Families from Harrodsburg Willisburg Bloomfield and New Port visit, with Lambs delivered by Sutherland Mellvoy Keeling and Mellvoy at 63 cents per pound on July 23.

Misa Jennie Logsdon Thomas Mellvoy Will D. W. Crow Bloomfield Otis Harmon Little Son Mackville James Showmaker Botland James Settles Lee Settles Willisburg J. S. Inman J. D. Sutherland B. H. Mellvoy M. C. Keeling

Also Mentioned on This Page

Springfield Sun Rogers Gore J. C. W. Beckham S. W. Hager Mies Texas R. E. Whayne Col. Whayne W. B. William Jackson Bate Acacinnati Ohio W. L. Hillard Manson Isaacs Tom Begley Lache|ville Lena Gibbs Hobbs Bernice Lawrence Tom Padgette M. C. Brady G. N. Campbell Mesdames M. A. Rowe Miss Covanougher Antioch Tatham Springs Blue Grass Masaiachasing Co Geo. J. Begeman Springfield Sycamore Valley Irine Gillispy Harrodsburg Messrs. McCabe & Ridell Campbell’s Grocery
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