Coffee brand claims high honors and graded rates
A local advert promotes Chase & Sanborns Famous Brands coffee grades from 15 to 40 cents per pound claiming high honors for the product.
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Chase & Sanborn’s
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
1
Commissioners award eight bridge contracts to two companies
The board let eight bridges contracts on Saturday. Bellefontaine company receives three and Vincennes bridge company five, with sums of 2116 and 5814 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine Company
Vincennes Bridge Company
Schooling for teachers boosts attitude and earnings
An item notes teachers benefit from occasional schooling to stay studentlike, avoid routine teaching, and earn more later. The notice from Anderson's Family thanks friends for kindness during a mother’s illness and death. An ad offers farm loans at 5 percent with flexible payments and a seed supply from Sullivan Mercantile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Wh. Willis
Basteeeyo Square
Sullivan, Ind
Sullivan Mercantile Co
Notable Names Spark Puzzling Thread In Old Chronicle
Col. Robt. T. Aylor originator of the phrase The incident is closed. James Ripper figures behind the scenes. Chump Mills connected to Sickman and Keepers of Wrinkle. John N. Ash, a hired man described as a human graphophone who repeats You’ll be surprised at the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Robt. T.aylor
John N.ash
Those Who Sent Regrets A Round of War Talks in Ironclad Humour
In this satirical scene a chorus of locals critique leaders and factions. Names like Miers Robert Honjohn Easy Charley and P Hazard Blew populate a mock political melee as the crowd debates, tattles, and votes aye or tables reports while an aging prophet and a crimson circus plume watcher observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miers
Robert
Honjohn
Charley
P. Hazard Blew
Col. Ayler
Woodchuck Ash
Sickman
Hangerson
Josh B
J. Ripper
J. Willing
Josh B. Easy
Aye
Hangers-On
C. D. Avis
Sickman Captured as Followers Suffer New Rope Attack
In the tableau a capture of Sickman and followers occurs while the opposition shows rope throwing skill. The iron is applied amid cries from the wounded. Miers dispatches ambassadors and Sickman appeals for aid as harmony appears to rise and his chances brighten with Sapolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sickman
Miers
Robert
Harmony
Bright
Sapolio
Democratic convention remarks and campaign turmoil noted
A collection of quoted remarks from Democratic and allied figures including Nash Rogers and Col. Taylor. The dialogue touches on election expectations, accusations of ballot stuffing, personal loyalties, and dramatic anecdotes from conventions and political meetings.
Saloon Brigade and Blue Ribbon Line in Local Politics
Satirical verse recounts a political contest with a mock Saloon Brigade of one hundred facing defeat. The piece mocks candidates, opposition leaders, and a figure named Bill Doubtit, who plans to oppose Charles and resist early office. It ends with a plug for J. Mattixe’s Blue Ribbon line.
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Worward
Apology From J. Litty Windley to Sullivan County Democrats
In a speech to the Sullivan County Democratic meeting last Thursday J Litty Windley apologizes for misjudging his election status and for actions at the gathering. He denies ring involvement and hopes to regain support while thanking voters for past favors. He also notes the marriage of Dr. J S Murphy to Nora I Lain.
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Sullivan County
Ring
Sickman
Cass
Neepul
J. Litty Windley
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Dramatis Personae
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J. Willing Windley
James Ripper
CY D.avis
Jack R. Ogers
Chas
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Thomas W. Oolf
James D. Raper
Gill
D. B. Hill
Chairman Nash
Jack Rogers
Terry Hut
Col. Taylor
Paxton Post Office
Nash
New Lebanon
dJackey Rogers
Crown of Thorns
Congressman Wellman
J. H. Draper
Robert T. Aylor
Honjohn Allnight Curry
Col. Aylor
Judas Iscariot Doubtit
Park Richard
Our Line of Excelsior
Sol T. Wolfe
Insurance
Southeast Cor. Public Square
W .H. Hill, JR
Alfred Tennyson
Untis
Antis
Billy
Jacky
Jamesy
Abou Bill Doubtit
Leigh Hunt
Abou Ben Adhem
Bill Doubtit
Charles
J. A. Mattixe
J. S. Murphy
Nora I
John Lain
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