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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
5
Local Sullivan notes highlight bargains and community chatter
Sullivan Illinois items report Bargain for Shoes at Springer and The Famous store with miners pants sale 75c and 60c plus fresh seeds and Queensware offers. News mentions W G Scott, Mervin Engle, and visits by J G Barnett and A B Kinney among others with local marriage plans and a stir about the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Scott
Debarbo
Mens Union
Sullivan Mercantile Co
How Cheap Baking Powder is Made
The Wealth Department of New York seized a cheap baking powder sold in stores. Chemists found it to be an alum based powder with rock flour and warned it dangerous. Several thousand pounds were destroyed at the docks. High quality brands like cream of tartar are safer and more economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wealth Department of
New York
Health Department
Jasonville M E Church Building Bids Sought
The building committee of the M. E church in Jasonville Greene County Indiana invites sealed bids by 6:00 p m May 24 1902 for a brick church edifice. Specifications at Lewis Letsinger's one mile south of Jasonville. Committee reserves right to reject any or all bids. Albert Wyeth Secretary Oscar Saucerman Chairman April 28 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Jasonville
Greene County
Indiana
Lewis Letsinger
Albert Wyeth
Sec
Oscar Saucerman
Men Taken to Hopkinsville for Deputy Sheriff Murder Case
Burrel Wiley John Woodruff and Francis Drake were moved to Hopkinsville Kentucky on requisition to answer charges of complicity in the murder of a deputy sheriff. Attorney J W Lindley accompanied them and found only a few men on the platform including two drummers who boarded the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrel Wiley
John Woodruff
Francis Drake
Hopkinsville
J. W. Lindley
Masonic Inspecting Visit Honors Worthington Deputy Grand Warden
J A Austin deputy grand warden of the Masonic Order visited the city yesterday inspecting the lodge and the Order held a banquet in his honor that was greatly enjoyed. Seed Rye at Crowder Milling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Austin
Worthington
Masonic Order
Postal dispute unsettles Walsh rail route service
Washington special reports Congressman Holliday seeks a settlement between postal authorities and Joshn R. Walsh owner of the Southern Indiana railway. Walsh refuses mail runs between Terre Haute and Iinora, saying officials underpay to justify service while officials claim they pay all permitted by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indianapolis Sentinel
Holliday
Joshn R. Walsh
Southern Indiana Railway
Walsh
Terre Haute
Iinora
Terre Haute Express
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Beasley and Brown
A ledger of property transfers shows numerous deeds from Beasley and Brown Abstracters. Transfers include parcels in Hamilton Sullivan Cass Jefferson Turman Jackson Gill and Farmersburg with sizes from two to sixty acres and prices noted such as 2500 4500 and 430. Multiple grantees are named including Maggie A Jeff Able, Wm Powell, Jas Dunbar and Geo H Sargent among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasley & Brown
John H Douginats
Rand
Curry
Elizateth Hud
Wm. H. Hut
Gurman
Sug Chas H Campbell
Wm Powell
Hamilton
Jas Dunbar
G@ M Dunbar
Jefferson
Bessley
AG Curtis
Sullivan
John Mf Maxwell
Marshal Maxwell
Cass
Roscoe
O Haver
Maggie
Jeff Able
RO Martin
Viola
Pinkston
Isaac O Vail
Turman
John Dever
Ben Hummel
Blythe
Ann B Wiskey
Willis Benefield
Fannie Brown
OL Hill
Peres Hill
Geo F Asbury
Abraham Gardener
Jackson
Eliza A Latshaw
T. B. Wolfe
Gill
Mary F Lee
Pearl J Falton
Farmersburg
H Goinsto
Roll of Honor Renewals Highlight Union Members
A brief Roll of Honor notes renewed memberships for the UNION last week. The item lists renewals and the dates to which members are current, with a focus on updated status and any noted irregularities or errors detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Vast London Fire Damages City Firms as Snow Floods North Dakota
A London blaze caused about 1 000 909 dollars in damage affecting over 30 firms. A severe snowstorm blanketed North Dakota, halting travel since Monday noon. The report also notes varied global items from a $2 500 forfeit in boxing to political and royal updates, including Queen Wilhelmina’s health, naval appointments, and a range of local incidents across U S cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dea
Etzsimmoens
Jim Jeffries
Clevelash
Otiuee
North Dakota
Hebron
Dawn
Anit Rilbing Gillett Feeda Farmey
Pires
Sathomatan T Merrou Ditan National Hann
Mart Banks
Eppeyin
Cemard
Norfolk
Van
Hac
Tienry C. Taylor
Paytor
Wnycle
Perry Murphy In Sullivan
Perry Murphy of York Illinois visited the city yesterday as one of its heaviest taxpayers. He displayed two relics of notable value a copy of the Ulster County Gazette for January 4 1800 recording George Washingtons death and a Pittsburg Almanac of 1812. The latter has long been in the Murphy family and was recently given to Mrs Murphy by her brother W H Jolley. He noted the Wabash River is unusually low for spring and a Vincennes boat carrying corn for the Hudnuts is stuck on a sand bar near York awaiting higher water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Murphy
York
Ills
Murphy
Ulster County
N.Y
George Washington
Pittsburg
Weekly business failures and notable trials across 1910s page
The report lists weekly business failures with 181 cases versus 195 prior week. It notes executions in Newark Nova Scotia Henry Sehaab for murdering his wife and child. It mentions battles in Wu Chang hills China and acquittal of Berry Howard in Frankfort over William Goebel murder. It covers Senate tax sugar trust in Cuba and various court-martial outcomes in Manila including Major Waller Day and Gen Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sehaab
Newark
N.S
Imperial
Wu Chang Hills
China
Berry Howard
Frankfort
William Goebel
Senate
Carmack
Gein Fred Funston
Senate Cuban Committee
Sugar Trust
Johnson County
Tennessee
William Rogers
Mary Anfield
Senator Money
Mississippi
Washington
Manila
Waller
Lieut. Day
Samar
Gen. Smith
City of Pittsburgh wreck claims 33 lives despite search
Reports list 33 bodies recovered from the steamer City of Pittsburgh wreck. A deadly tornado in Joplin Missouri left 3 dead and 30 injured, with some fatally hurt. Glens Falls fire causes over half a million in damage. Sioux City storm damage tops 25000. Hindrances rise across multiple regions as rescue and recovery efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Pittsburgh
Joplin
Glens Falls
N. Y
Sioux City
Hen.tj
Sterling Morton
Mark Morton
Lake Forrest
National Municipal League
Boston
Samuel &. Tadlock
Jonesboro
Tenn
Nancy J. Good
J.C. Arvin
Trubroke, Hy
Chicago
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Sabar
P. A. Barco
Sullivan, Ind
Springer
Sullivan Co
Sullivan Normal
Clark Richardson
Shelburn
W. H. Hill Jr
Mervin Engle
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Deering
Z. W. Price
S. M. Mahan
Clifford
Alum Cave
John G. Barnett
Hymera
Fred Houpt
Fannie Houpt
Will Houpt
Gersouate
A. M. McCammer
Gilmore
Clarley
Battle Creek, Mich
J. H. Hiskey
Prudential
Charles Harris
Charies
John Brodie
Rey
Frank Gray
Allendale
T S
Graynville
Merom
Sanders School
Charley Scotts
John F. Mason
Montana
Mra
Lou Mason
Crawford County
Illa
A.B. Kinney
Trimble
Will
Bald Knob
Ark
Willis
S. D. Barnes
L. B. Hale
E.K. Pugh
City
John T. Hayis
Harvey Drake
Canton
Miss
A. Halberstadt
Farroersburg
J. P. Siner
Sleibarn
A.G. McNabb
Newberry
David A. Bedwell
Mr. Bedwell
W.F. Corbie
Sandborn
Moses
Sanborn
Mattie MccIntosh-George
George
Anthony
Kan
Aaron Wiskey
Clyde
Redlands
Cal
New Lebanon
T. 5
Springer, Jr
Ind
Harvey Osburn
Staffordshire
Courtney Walters
Near Paxton
Mary J. Tilley
Lewis
D. W. Larr
E. W. Self
Minerva Shelburn
Wm. Pruessner
Freelandsville
Nick Yeager
Wm. Martin
David Sharp
Indianapolis
B. W. Larr
Rita Newman
Maud Meeker
Rod Roy
Jacob Meeker
C. College Endowment
Kentucky
Crowder Milling Co
S. L
Roll of Honor
Sim Yocum
L. M. Booker
W.W. Wilson
J. Nasha
S.D. Davis
Mary M. Ford Aera
Fuson Daas
D. J. Terbune
W,. O. Smith
O. P. Uadger
Noay
Mike Unger
Evaline Whitman
James Osburn Sete
Wb. Knotts Wee
Miss UF
Hart See
Charles Spencer
Charles Luaas
Wm. Bote
W. Ed. Warder
Courtney Minter Ees
Ewes
Mary J. Titley
Etta Newman Co
D. W. Larret
W. Self
Martha Shelburn
Wm. Pruesner
J. A. Richardson
J.P. Liner
J. G. Barnett
S. G. Mahanaey
Joseph Barnett
Havelton
Wilhelmtinag
Peter Patlaski
Chicaso
Roosevelt
Dred Punstod
Marienville
Teissald
Crippie Creek
Cotorade
Spain
Capt
Clark
Edward
Watson
Merchants Trust Company of New York
Virginia Electrical Railway and Development Company
Capital
Richmond Traction Company
Caplea Flego OO
West Hampton Park Railway Company
Aise
Priday
Wilhelmina
Flion Crocket
Pineville
General Federation of Woman's Chibs
Los Angeles
Hancock County
Sarcoxie
Fred Funston
Senator Hoar
United States
Money
St. Peters
Charleston S.C
Sol Smith Russell
Amos J. Cummings
St. Louis & North Arkansas
Amalgamated Association
United Copper Company
New Jersey
Santiago
Santo Domingo
Horatio Vasquez
Paris
House
Chamber of Deputies
Ctdeha
Vesta
Batiste
Hoosier
Bargain Store
Hawking & Wills
Sol T. Wolfe
Insurance
Heal Estate
Southeast Cor. Public Square
W . H. Hill, JR
Edwin Ford
New-York Tribune Farmer
Farmer’s
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Union
the Union
New- York City
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