Republicans Call Township and County Convention
The Republicans of Sullivan county townships plan mass meetings on August 27 1910 to nominate three advisory board members and delegates to the county convention on September 3 1910 at the Sullivan courthouse. Delegates per township include Cass 19 Curry 34 Fairbanks 6 Gill 18 Haddon 20 Hamilton 53 Jackson 31 Jefferson 14 Turman 10. Chairman Hoover and Secretary Chaney urge strong attendance.
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Sullivan County
Jackson Township
Court House
Sullivan
Cass
Dugger
Curry
Farmersburg
Fairbanks
Gill Township
Merom
Gates
Haddon Township
Carlisle
Hamilton Township
Court House Sullivan
Hymera
Jefferson Township
Pleasantville
Turman Township
Graysville
T. ED. Hoover
Dirrelle Chaney
Undertakers' War Aims Amid Farmer Turmoil in Brazil
A fragmented report notes unrest among farmers in Brazil, with an undertakers’ conflict underlying the period and deaths linked to the turmoil. The piece frames survival and opportunism amid chaotic conditions.
Platte water deemed unfit for drinking in Nebraska reports
Nebraska returns indicate the Platte River water is not suitable for drinking. Authorities caution against consumption pending further testing and possible treatment measures.
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Nebraska
The
Platte
John W. Kern Reflects on Ill-Considered Remarks
The article notes Kern regretted his impulsive words and acknowledged misjudgment after speaking. It portrays the incident as a political misstep with Kern expressing remorse for the statements made.
Champ Clark Eyes Speaker Chair Image
Champ Clark says he can almost see himself in the speaker's chair and hints the scene would suit him well. He jokes that Champ would be a sight there in any case.
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Champ Clark
Champ
Gore land swindle allegations spark sighted clues
Oklahoma Senator Gore faces land dealing accusations amid claims of deception and hidden motives. The controversy centers on alleged schemes and political implications as opponents press for accountability.
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Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Bloomington Star Warns Touring Cars May Send Souls
A lighthearted Bloomington Star item notes that while touring cars won’t grant heaven, some people may end up in the other place because of them, reflecting the paper’s humorous tone.
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Bloomington
Reticence Hints at Alleged Eighth in Shively Senate Move
Mr. Kern avoids comment as rumors spread about who took the eighth vote in the push to elevate Mr. Shively to the senate. The obscurity nearby hints at political maneuvering behind the ascent.
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Kern
Shively
Bryan Eyes Indiana and Nebraska Legislative Shifts
The remark notes Mr. Bryan aiding the Indiana anti-option effort and opposing in Nebraska, signaling a pattern of democratic consistency in regional elections. It emphasizes his strategic stance across states and the expected political maneuvering.
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Bryan
Indiana
Nebraska
Statesmen Cul iop and Clarke face pension law debate
The article notes skepticism about a proposed dollar a day pension plan for statesmen like Cul iop and Champ Clarke, suggesting such a measure is unlikely to gain support or endure.
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Culiop
Champ Clarke
Governor Marshall softens claim on church role in public affairs
The governor has moved away from his earlier contention that the church should not participate in matters affecting public affairs, signaling a quieter approach to church involvement in state issues.
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Marshall
Democratic Committee Fetches Bryan To Offset Roosevelt
The state committee states Bryan will be brought here to offset Roosevelt. Bryan has been brought out on two prior occasions to counter the same party.
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Democratic State Committee
Bryan
Roosevelt
Harmony at Vincennes meeting noted by Democrat
The Democrat praised the harmony at the Vincennes gathering and mentioned that Charley Welman Jim Riggs and Paul Poynter attended the event.
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Vincennes
Charley Welman
Jim Riggs
Paul Poynter
Open season for blind tigers spurs sheriff troubles
The open season for blind tigers is on and it is causing Sheriff Wible barrels of trouble. Wible is reportedly overworking his press bureau to handle the issue.
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Wible
Stokes Jackson Cited As Winning Democratic Victory
Stokes Jackson of the Democratic State Committee is described as securing another victory ahead of vote counting in November. The piece notes his ongoing political influence and anticipated success.
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Stokes Jackson
Democratic State Committee
Bryan Faces Setback In Temperance Debate
Fragmentary report notes Mr Bryan encountering defeat in a temperance question yet remaining shrewd about the issue, suggesting ongoing engagement and strategic stance on the temperance topic.
Bryan claims powerful rhetoric stirs public support
The speaker known as Mr. Bryan offers a persuasive message designed to excite voters and loosen public purse strings. His approach centers on fiery oratory aimed at energizing the audience and expanding financial backing.
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Bryan
Speakers for Taggart event announced across state
A long list of speakers will stump the state for Taggart and temperance. Charles D Hunt is the only Sullivan man named in the list.
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Democratic State Committee
Charles D Hunt
Sullivan
Senator Shively Sees Victory in Key Indiana Race
A newspaper headline reports Senator Shively claiming victory and notes his reaction to John W. Kern's remarks about the contested path by which Shively became Indiana’s senator.
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Shively
John W. Kern
Indiana
Bryan Eyes Nebraska Democrats Then Texas Farm Plans
The report notes Mr. Bryan remains certain about the Democrats in Nebraska and may reside on his Texas farm. It also mentions potential investments if Texas grows politically unstable, with Arkansas or South Carolina as possibilities.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Texas
Arkansas
South Carolina
Fraud in Congress Outshines Customs Harangue
A commentator blasts Congress as corrupt, claiming a larger fraud than any cited in a July speech about customs abuses. The remark targets Representative Cullop and accuses him of flooding this section with partisan tirades while presenting a broader scandal.
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Cullop
Custom House
Congress
Woodrow Wilson Cast as Advocate of Democratic Policies
The article notes Wilson is seen as a foremost expounder of democratic policies yet argues the public prefers a leader who actively pounds those principles rather than merely explaining them.
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Woodrow Wilson
Billy Sunday Buys Big Estate for Garden of Eden Home
The evangelist Billy Sunday buys a large estate and plans a palatial residence named the Garden of Eden, reflecting his flair for grand publicity as money talks drive his actions.
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Billy Sunday
Garden of Eden
Billy
Senator Shive Ly Opposes Tariff Commission Idea
In a pointed stance Senator Shive Ly declares opposition to creating a tariff commission. The move aligns with his party’s long held position and follows pressure from the public demanding change in tariff oversight.
Cullop Tied to Mine Rescue Effort in Evansville
The passage notes Mr. Cullop amid labor talks and farmer prosperity while a mine rescue station operated in Evansville by prominent first district Republicans not in Congress, with the payroll as the sole evidence of Cullop's congressional status.
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Cullop
Evansville
First
Congress
John G Carlisle Dies a Noted Democrat and Treasury Secretary
John G Carlisle former secretary of the treasury under Grover Cleveland died at his New York home. A leading Democrat he opposed the 1896 movement to debase the currency and was recognized by Cleveland as one of the nation’s ablest financiers.
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John G. Carlisle
Treasury
Grover Cleveland
New York
Mr. Carlisle
Carlisle
Sullivan County Bridges in Poor Condition
A county visitor reports Sullivan County bridges and culverts, especially smaller structures, are in bad condition with poorly maintained approaches. He criticizes officials responsible for road and bridge oversight and questions spending efficiency.
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Sullivan County
Views of Indiana manufacturers on living costs
The Indianapolis Star notes prominent Indiana manufacturers urging that modern living costs reflect better living standards, with higher wages and prices going hand in hand, rather than a simple high cost of living.
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Indianapolis Star
Indiana
When Cullop Tells Farmers and Miners A Tale
A Washington Herald item satirizes Congressman Cullop lecturing farmers about prosperity due to high crop prices and scolding miners for high living costs. The piece contrasts his praise with a bold outburst, depicting miners as shocked by his remarks about prices.
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Washington Herald
Cullop
Farm prices rise from shift of farming to urban demand
Census data shows higher farm prices linked to fewer producers and more consumers. Emigration from central states boosts southwest farming, while overall farming population declines in the United States as city populations grow. The mentally argued solution is increased encouragement of agricultural pursuits.
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Southwest
Central States
United States
Fairbanks to Lead Indiana Republicans in Campaign
Former Vice President Fairbanks will actively participate in the upcoming campaign, a move welcomed by Indiana Republicans. He is praised as a sagacious leader and skilled speaker, credited with major state victories under his guidance. After years of service and honors, he resumes active political fighting for the party's cause.
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Insurgent Wins Urge Caution In Republican Ranks
A telegram from insurgent leaders in Kansas to Speaker Cannon prompts a cautionary note that insurgents should avoid burning bridges. The piece criticizes Iowa convention missteps and says victories must be won within the party without denouncing leaders, urging unity against a common foe. Senator Cummins is faulted for not referencing President Taft and the administration.
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Iowa
Kansas
Speaker Cannon
Cummins
Amuck
Taft
Oklahoma Democrats Suppress Black Voters With Grandfather Clause
A Oklahoma resident claims the Democratic Party forced through a grandfather clause at recent primaries, enabling disenfranchisement of about thirty thousand black voters. Senator Gore, a Democrat from Oklahoma, is cited while Indiana Democrats are questioned for condemning such tactics.
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Oklahoma
Gore
Indiana
Oscar Bland Urges Rescue Station For Indiana District
The piece argues Oscar E H Bland could have secured the second district miners rescue station if in congress in touch with Secretary Wilson and Indiana Republicans. It credits Bland and criticizes Cullop Moss for letting it slip to Evansville while Illinois and other states push rescue stations.
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Oscar E. Bland
Congress
Mr. Wilson
Indiana
Evansville
Cullop
Moss
Hemenway
Illinois
Siga
Oscar EH
Bland
Senator Bland
Republicans in Oklahoma Kansas and Iowa Face Internal Platform Debates
The piece argues that intra party clashes over platform provisions and candidate nominations show a healthy GOP in the three states. It notes protectionist policy, scheduling fights, insurants' gains, regulars’ concessions, and a commitment to resolving disputes within the party without broad intra party splits.
The Lake County Vote Controversy Amid Dem Press Claims
A dense political letter accuses the Democratic Party of corrupt practices in 1908 Lake County elections. It argues that no investigation followed alleged fraud and compares to Kentucky’s Goebel case, citing long standing vote-buying in Sullivan County and widespread disenfranchisement through legal machinery and the grandfather clause.
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Lake County
Democratic Press Bureau
Lake
Kentucky
Jefferson
Goebel
Sullivan County
Five Percent Money on Improved Farms
An advertisement notes five per cent money on improved farms offered by Hunt & Baton with reference to their services.
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Hunt & Baton
Forgiveness as a Path to Divine Perfection
A religious meditation on forgiving others as God forgives. The text cites Matthew 6 14 and Peter's question, arguing mercy, justice, and love must guide believers. It uses the parable of the unforgiving servant to illustrate how mercy reflects divine character and aims to perfect the believer.
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Disciples of Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Christ
God
Peter
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Fast Relief
Advert says Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly relieves burns cuts wounds and sores and treats ulcers boils felons eczema skin eruptions chapped hands sprains and corns. Sold at Joe K Smock & Son's.
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Bucklen
Joe K. Smock & Son
Notice to bidders for sup plies for county infirmary
Notice to bidders for supplies for the county infirmary with an estimate for meats and groceries for three months. The estimate is on file at the Auditor's office for bidder inspection. Bids due by 12 noon Tuesday the end of September. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Commissioners L C Turnbull J B Driver J A Mattix.
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the. Board
L. C. Turnbull
J. B. Driver
J. A. Mattix
Struck A Rich Mine With Dr King’s Life Pills
W Bends of Coal City Als says he found perfect health with Dr King’s New Life Pills after 12 years of liver and kidney trouble. They cure constipation malaria headache dyspepsia debility and more 25 cents at Joe E K Smock and Son’s.
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Ss. W. Bends
Coal City
Als
Dr. King
Joe EK
Smock & Son's
Sullivan county ind announces bids for bridges
Notice to bidders from Sullivan county Indiana invites sealed bids by noon on the Sunday of September 1910 for construction of three steel bridges Hymera Creager Parker and for repair of the Shields bridge per plans on file in the Auditor's office. The board may reject any or all bids. Endorsed by B Driver a A Mattix Attest Ben Crowder Auditor. Wire insertion Aug 17 1910-21.
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Board of Commissioners of
Sullivan County
Ind
Ben. C. Crowder
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