Water Rate Complaints Prompt Calls for Rebates
Patrons criticize water system charges citing poor water quality and muddy supply. They urge rebates and advocate for sharper financing and revenue strategies to offset perceived deficiencies.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
4
Patrons criticize water system charges citing poor water quality and muddy supply. They urge rebates and advocate for sharper financing and revenue strategies to offset perceived deficiencies.
A fragment mentions a partial trial pronouncement and reference to Goebelites and a petitioner with the title Secretary of State. It notes a death at home in Evansville after an extended illness and includes stray phrases about a wedde and petitions.
Fragmentary record shows conveyances involving Hill Jr Abstracter Joseph E Butler to John W Hanson land in Cass County and multiple unsettled entries including 80 acres to Snyder Orlando W ENS and Hamilton area transfers. Names and places are partially garbled.
Fragmentary narration depicts Wolsey, De Longueville, and Branden amid preparations for Mary Tudor’s marriage, with French negotiations, political plotting, and delicate royal maneuvering over Mary’s marriage prospects and dowry. The tone mirrors a historical drama focusing on court machinations and personal loyalties.
Mary, torn between duty and love, asks Henry VIII via Cardinal Wolsey to permit her marriage promise to Brandon. Henry teases and refuses, while Mary and Jane maneuver through royal intrigue. Mary seeks Henry's consent for the marriage and plans a secret path to wed despite political pressures.
Fragmentary dialogue reveals Mary using affection to manipulate King Henry while plotting against Brandon. The scene shows court intrigue, fear of exposure, and a looming decision about travel to France. Cavendish overhears a private talk hinting at dangerous schemes and loyalties within the royal circle.
The Worthington Times notes the Sullivan Union marks 38 years with greater prosperity and quality under its present management, comparing favorably to its history.
County commissioners rejected the liquor license application of Ransom Bailey by a slim majority amid a remonstrance. Possible appeal anticipated. Also notes new suits including Mary C. Carson vs James P. Carson for divorce and John Wambaugh vs Charles C. Givens for injunction.
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