Furniture sales and a cow chase at No 9 West Side
In Sullivan County a playful rampage unfolds around No 9 West Side. Maud and Cantann spy on Captain and Maud clashes over furniture as Scott Bros promises better goods for less money. Uncle Silas buys a milch cow at auction, then flees from a playful, pursuing cow through town.
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Fritz
No. 9
Gisger
Oid Gisger
Maud
Cap
Scott Bros
West Side
Sullivan County
Cantann
Ginger
Hans
Lead
Silas
Chicago
Marshal Watson
Cappy Stratton
The Sullivan Union One Year Subscription Notice
One year subscription rate set at one dollar and fifty cents for the Sullivan Union. The notice specifies pricing and terms for readers.
Limited Terms in Public Offices
Contributed commentary argues against long terms in public office across township, county, and state levels. It cites Indiana Republican experiences, urging discreet convention action to avoid weakening the party and advocating term limits to prevent indifference and apathy among workers.
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Republican Party
Indiana
Ohio
Washington
United States
U. S. Grant
Roosevelt
Purcell to Receive Garden Seed Package
Royal Purcell editor of the Vincennes Sun will receive a large package of garden seeds after publishing a strong attack on Congressman Chaney. Chaney ordered seeds to be sent to Purcell, praising him as a democratic party representative and noting Knox county factions receive patronage and seeds.
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Royal Purcell
Vincennes Sun
Indiana
Parcell
Chaney
Knox County
Purcell
Watson Proposes Civil Service Reform and Cigarette Paper Ban
Congressman James B. Watson of Indiana introduces two House bills aimed at reforming civil service laws and prohibiting shipment of cigarette papers into states with anti cigarette laws.
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James B. Watson
Indiana
Indiana Republicans Endorse Law Enforcement Policies
The text defends Republican governance in Indiana, claiming the governor and administration lead law enforcement and policies. It asserts GOP fault and punishment for malfeasance and predicts Democratic efforts will gain little support from the people for opposing actions of the state leadership.
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Indiana
Republicans in Fifth District mull holiday amid April climate
The piece notes GOP hopefuls in the Fifth District may pause plans in April while Democrats in Greene County press the sitting judge of the Fourteenth Judicial District. The author mocks a so called friendly judicial contest and apologizes to the Sullivan Democrat for that phrasing.
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Greene County
Fourteenth Judicial District
Sullivan Democrat
Democratic paper in Sullivan county lauds mass party stance
A Sullivan county Democratic paper extols the party as the voice of the masses while discussing Grover Cleveland and Tom Taggart, highlighting contrasts between personal mentions and broader party advocacy.
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Grover Cleveland
Tom Taggart
Sullivan County
Contested Primary Funds Prompt County Inquiry
The county Democratic central committee still holds a $500 reward for convicting those guilty of illegal practices in the March primary. A Republican governor prompts a state books examination at Indianapolis. Will the county Democratic administration conduct a similar audit. Sullivan Democrat has not endorsed Charles W. Welman of Sullivan County for the Democratic congressional nomination. Welman is the sole announced Democratic candidate.
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Democratic Central Committee
Indianapolis
Sullivan Democrat
Charles W. Welman
Sullivan County
Welman
Republican state convention to meet in Indianapolis
The Republican convention meets in Indianapolis next week as the largest in party history. Interest in state nominations signals the fall election outcome with Governor policy support anticipated. Congressman Abraham L. Brick will deliver the keynote on Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Abraham L. Brick
Pointed Paragraphs on Society and Vanity
A collection of wry maxims about indolence inflation hypocrisy and social pecking orders. Observations on money marriage debt age honesty and human folly with a Chicago News attribution.
Rural free delivery depends on good roads
The county emphasizes rural free delivery hinges on passable roads. Citizens are urged to maintain roads to ensure continued mail service. The post office department notes good roads are essential for rural mail viability and asks patrons to be active in road upkeep.
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Post Office Department
Quotations on Women by 19th Century Authors
A compilation of aphorisms and reflections about women from Wallace Dubay Lamb Eliot Karr Zimmerman Alexis Hunt Mme du Deffand and Luther. The lines explore affection strength vulnerability and social expectations of women across literature and thought.
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs for Sale
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs offered for sale at fifty cents per setting or three dollars per hundred. Contact Mrs L R Riceway R F D No 2 Sul var. 36 41 p.
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Plymouth Rock
L. R. Riceway
Sulvar
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