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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1902

Page

3

Mountain Chautauqua Resort Promises Education and Health

Mountain Chautauqua at Mountain Lake Park Maryland offers 2800 feet elevation and a growing $350000 in improvements. Five hotels and 100 cottages welcome boarders at reasonable rates with major lectures and summer schools drawing thousands. Excursion tickets via B&O from June 1 to Sept 30 1902 return by Oct 31. Special July August rates for Chautauqua events. Inquiries to L A Rudisall. rates and train times through agents or W P Townsend, O McCarty.

America L. A. Rudisall Mountain Lake Park

Fast Trains Splendid Equipment Ad

Traveling to or from any point in South Dakota, see that your ticket reads via Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul R’y. Maps and time tables furnished free by F A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago Illinois.

South Dakota Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y F. A. Miller Chicago Ills

Indiana Institution for the Blind in Indianapolis

Special correspondence reports on the Indiana Institution for the Education of the Blind, its history since 1847, its grounds and building, the mix of academic and industrial training, and the prominent role of music and piano tuning. It notes enrollment patterns, per capita costs, staff, and the institution’s strict business management. Also updates on Senator Beveridge and Senator Fairbanks campaign plans and Governor Durbin’s health-related travels.

Indianapolis Indiana Institution For the Blind Pioneer State Schools For the Blind Indiana Spencer Dubois Perry Crawford Clark, Scott, Jefferson Switzerland Ohio Ripley Dearborn Franklin Noble Lagrange Steuben Benton Newton Jasper Pulaski Lake Starke Porter Moszkowski Mascagni Indiana Institution For the Education of the Blind George S. Wilson Greenfield Schools Governors Mount Durbin Beveridge Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast Fairbanks Illinois Bob” DePauw

Union Aid Crews Rally at Shamokin Headquarters

In Shamokin Pennsylvania on August 5 hundreds of men with wives and children toured the Ninth district United Mine Workers headquarters seeking aid. Workers without union standing faced rejection and threatened to return to non union mine work seeking relief.

E. F. Deiss Carlisle Freelandsville Road Shamokin Ninth District United Mine Workers

Buried in Sand: Mrs Wolf Found Dead Near Chippewa Falls

The body of Mrs. George Wolf, missing since June 27, was found Sunday buried in sand four miles south of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Her husband, last seen driving with her that night, has since disappeared. George Bollinger located the corpse while probing the ground. injuries suggest death by a heavy iron or stone.

Chippewa Falls Wis George Wolf

Robbery turned hanging ends in Wise Court House tragedy

Richmond Virginia August 2 1890 George Robinson colored was executed for murder before about a thousand people at Wise Court House the first hanging rope broke and a second rope had to be prepared he remained conscious throughout the ordeal showing no sign of collapse until the sentence was completed.

Richmond Wise Court House George Robinson Robinson

A Bandit's Fatal Leap

Pablo Mauras, a ten year terror on Rombion, was captured by native constabulary on nearby Sibuyan. Bound, he boarded a boat for Rambion but leapt overboard during transit.

Manila Pablo Mauras Rombion Natuve Constabulary Sibuyan Rambion

Things Heard and Seen in a Quirky Local Column

A collage of witty asides and notices from a local page. It mocks politics, law, and society with remarks on Arthur Griffith, Miers, Russell Sage, and Emma Craft while lampooning holidays, weather, and daily life. The piece weaves puns, verse, and brief items about trains, fruit, and local events.

Notice to Subscribers on Paper Accounts

Notice from W R Nessit about the Taz Union ownership change and subscriber accounts. It explains many are paid in advance, some are delinquent, and statements will be sent to delinquent accounts for settlement. It asks subscribers to bring receipts if statements are incorrect to start a fair understanding. Manageable local newspaper tone.

Taz Union W. R. Nessit

Real Estate Dealer Promotes Services in St Louis

James A. Lloyd from 2023 Olive Street St Louis promotes renting collecting insurance and farm sales exchanges with a focus on St Louis and Western property asking local county friends to consider his services. He signs as sincerely James A Lloyd.

St. Louis Sullivan County James A. Lloyd Olive St St. Louis, Mo

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Maryland Alleghany Mountains P. Townsend Vincennes Ind O. P. McCarty Cincinnati Milwaukee & ST. Paul Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota North Dakota Missouri Upper Peninsula Michigan Louisville Nashville R. R Memphis Atlanta Birmingham Mobile New Orleans Florida Gulf Coast C. L. Stone Gen. Pass Agt Louisville, Ky E. F. Derss W. A. Derss Cons Kieru Cat C. A. Snapp Indiana School For the Blind Indiana Republican Editorial Association Sandusky Putin Bay Victory Ana Arthur Griffith Arthur Greene County Congressman Miers Russell Sage Hue Uncle Russell Knox England Mary West Mr. Miers Emma J. Craft George Craft D_R. C Catt Terre Haute New York State Head of Court MR. Bryan Saxony Sullivan Steam Laundry A.L. Walker Chase & Sanborn South Side Berlin Hogsier Bargain Store W . H. Hill, JR
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