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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1905

Page

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United Fourth Vein Coal Company Forms Large Indiana Trust

Seven major Indiana coal mines in Sullivan Greene and Clay counties are to be taken over September first by the United Fourth Vein Coal Company, a new $1,000,000 corporation. Leaders include L T Dickason and Job Freeman with offices in Linton and Indianapolis Traction Terminal.

Indiana United Fourth Vein Coal Company United Fourth Vein Company Vandalia Coal Company Black Creek Semi-Black Coal Company Island Valley Coal Company Black Hawk Coal Company North Linton Antioch L. T. Dickason Coal Companies Sullivan Greene Clay Counties Southern Indiana Railroad L. T. Dickason Chicago Monon Railroad Job Freeman Linton A. B. Meyer Indianapolis M. L. Gould Seales E. L. Wolford Dickason Monon Black Creek Island Valley Coal Companies A. B. Meyer & Co

Pioneer Woman Lizzie Weir Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Lizzie Weir wife of Andrew Weir died Tuesday at her Graysville home after an extended illness. One of the county’s oldest residents she is survived by her husband and five sons. Funeral services were held at the Graysville Methodist Church at ten this morning led by Rev. Geo F McNaughton. Burial was in Johnson Cemetery.

Lizzie Weir Andrew Weir Graysville

Citizens Trust Company Opens In New Quarters

The Citizens Trust Company moved to its handsome new building last Monday and opened for business in the new location. The fixtures and equipment were installed for the company’s operation, marking a fresh start in its upgraded premises.

Citizens Trust Company Sulelivan

Loss of eyesight proving no ban to a wedding

Katherine Lisman and Murray Sandusky wed after a long engagement stalled by Sandusky’s blindness. A religious ceremony was held by Rev. J. H. Caries. The couple, once childhood sweethearts, plan to reside in Macon, Missouri.

Katherine Lisman Murray Sandusky J. H. Caries Mr. Sandusky Miss Lisman

Labor Organizations Plan Trip to Vincennes for Labor Day

Labor groups plan a large turnout to Vincennes for the Labor Day celebration next Monday with round trip tickets at 65 cents. The Sullivan Eclipse band will lead the Sullivan delegation as the committee promotes attendance from this city and county for a Sullivan next year. Tickets are on sale at local businesses.

Vincennes Sullivan Sullivan Eclipse Band

Farmersburg selects teachers for coming year

At a Farmersburg School Board meeting the district named FE A. G C Dell as principal and Walter Criss Lavade Walls and Essie Curry as teachers for the next school year. No further appointments were made pending news on the new school building completion expected by October 15.

Farmersburg School Board Farmersburg FE. A. GC

Former resident Walter Wilson dies in Salem Oregon

Walter Wilson a former resident of this county died in Salem Oregon on August 15 1900 He was born in Sullivan county in 1849 son of the late James Wilson He was a prominent Salem resident and visited here often last attending the funeral of his uncle Harvey Wilson He leaves a wife and three daughters.

Walter Wilson Salem Oregon Mr. Wilson Sullivan County James Wilson Hannibal Zike Henry K. Wilson James Harvey Wilson Sullivan Harvey Wilson

Prize Fight Near Narrows Ends In Draw

A six round prize fight took place on a boat in the Wabash river just north of the Narrows. Harry Rogers of Louisville and George Koerner of Indianapolis fought to a draw.

Wabash River Harry Rogers Louisville George Koerner Indianapolis

Car jumps track at Mildred mine injures driver

A car jumped the track at the Mildred coal mine on Monday morning and ran over the foot of Claude Cochrane, a driver, dislocating some toe bones. The accident is reported as injuries to Cochrane with damage to the vehicle noted.

Mildred Claude Cochrane Pi C. Ie Foot

Public Square Improvement Urged In Sullivan Opinion

A citizen condemns the public square condition in Sullivan as unsanitary and unattractive. The writer argues paving the square would cut upkeep costs, boost business, and win over past opponents.

Sullivan County Sends Delegation to G A R Denver Camp

Sullivan county will be well represented at the national encampment of the G A R in Denver next week. The Sullivan party leaves Friday at 11 02 morning and travels by car through to Denver. Included are Thomas C Layton Sam Lillie Mr and Mrs J P Stratton Mr and Mrs Herman Schmidt Mr and Mrs Steve Leach Ralph A Dodds Edgar Beck John Coffman Rev David Ryan Finley Knotts Dr J R Hinkle Mr and Mrs L Pigg Taylor Jewell Mrs James Eaton Coulson O H Crowder Polk Wilkey Joseph Hayden Bennett Stansil Oscar Johnson Mr and Mrs Ellis Greenfield Bailey McConneil John Bell Mrs Robert Ear John Ransford Robert F Knotte and Will Knotts Cyrus Davis and J P Osborne.

Sullivan County Denver Sullivan Party Thomas C. Layton Sam Lillie J. P. Stratton Herman Schmidt Steve Leach Ralph A. Dodds Edgar Beck John Coffman David Ryan Finley Knotts J. R. Hinkle L. Pigg Taylor Jewell James Eaton Coulson O. H. Crowder Polk Wilkey Joseph Hayden Bennett Stansil Oscar Johnson Ellis Greenfield Bailey McConneil John Bell Robert Ear John Ransford Robert F. Knotte Will Knotts Cyrus Davis J. P. Osborne

Peace Conference Reaches Accord for Russia Japan Treaty

The peace conference at Portsmouth convened this morning and after deliberation reached complete accord on all questions and agreed to draft an elaborate peace treaty between Russia and Japan.

Portsmouth N. H Russia Japan

Trolley Extension From Terre Haute to Shelburn Planned This Year

Grading south of Farmersburg began Friday to extend the Terre Haute and Sullivan interurban line toward Shelburn. Cars are expected Terre Haute to Farmersburg by November and Island to Shelburn by January 1, with possible routing adjustments around the Fred B. Lash flouring mill dispute not blocking the project.

Terre Haute Sullivan Shelburn Farmersburg Fred B. Lash Stone & Webster Co Lash

Sullivan Forms Football Team Under Harry McCormick

Harry McCormick now in this city has organized a Sullivan football team. He has secured good material and expects a strong squad. Ied Bays, formerly of Culver, will assist in training the Sullivan players.

Harry McCormick Vincennes University Sullivan Ied Bays Culver

Shelburn Beats Linton In Pitcher’s Duel

Shelburn defeated Linton 2 to 1 in a tense game marked by a pitching duel. Wheeler's two base hit and Brown's single produced Shelburn runs. Linton scored once. James made a bare handed foul catch, a highlight in a low scoring contest watched by 785 fans.

Linton Ind Shelburn Linton Codlay Wheeler Brown James Ball Kehoe Rhe Linton Butts Nunley Buckley Lamberger Morgan Lantry

Great Labor Day Baseball Showdown in Sullivan County

Shelburn Grays clash with Hymera Invincible Blues in the deciding Monday game for the county pennant. Jakey O'Hare will pitch for Shelburn against Hymera’s Hinkle as the two clubs each hold a 2 game series lead.

Shelburn Shelburn Grays Hymera Invincible Blues Sullivan County Jakey O’hare Hinkle Hymera

Carlisle Beats West Linton In Lively Baseball Drilling

Carlisle out batted West Linton 14 to 4 in a Saturday game. Perry pitched for Carlisle striking out twelve as Carlisle made nine earned runs. The Carlisle battery was Perry and Clayton with Mercy and Murdock for West Linton.

Carlisle West Linton Perry Clayton Mercy Murdock

Negro Church Demolished by Dynamite in Carlisle

A frame Colored Baptist church in Carlisle was nearly ruined by a dynamite blast between 11 and 12 last Thursday night. The impact blew out 30 feet of north wall and the west wall, shattering plaster and destroying all windows. Local residents condemn the act and vow to pursue justice. A nearby Black man, once convicted, is linked to the case. he had fled after warning of revenge and is now suspected amid ongoing investigations.

Sullivan Our City Colored Baptist Church Carlisle

Three Years Service Return of Claude Luzader

Claude Luzader son of B W Luzader of this city returns home after three years in the regular army. He spent eighteen months with the regulars in Cuba and an equal period at Fort McKinley Maine. He served in the coast artillery.

Claude Luzader B.W. Luzader Cuba Fort McKinley Maine Claude Coast Artillery

Hymera Blues rout Sullivan 9 to 0 on home field

The Hymera Invincible Blues dominated Sullivan Sunday at Hymera with a 9 to 0 win. Sullivan failed to connect with Asbury on offense while Hymera's pitcher shut down Sullivan’s hitters.

Sullivan Hymera Invincible Blues Hymera Asbury Blues

Everett Jennings Improves After Farm Equipment Accident

Everett Jennings aged 19 of Farmersburg recovering from injuries after his father’s separator and engine accident. He was taken to St. Anthony's hospital in Terre Haute and shows improvement. doctors say he may go home in a few weeks. His lower leg suffered a broken bone and the separator tongue pierced through muscle tissue.

Everett Jennings Emory Jennings Farmersburg St. Anthony’s Hospital Terre Haute Everett

J I Holcomb Mfg Co Moves operations to Indianapolis

The J I Holcomb Mfg Co relocated from Sullivan to a new Indianapolis building. The plant will manufacture brushes and items for the American Box Ball Co in which Holcomb is heavily involved. Supt Ira Anderson and assistant Marion Borders accompany the move. Holcomb and family will reside in Indianapolis.

J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co Sullivan Indianapolis Capital City Brush American Box Ball Co Holcomb Ira Anderson Marion Borders Mr. Holcomb

Name of man buried at Dodds Bridge identified

The Union learns the death of a cholera victim buried at Dodds Bridge in the early fifties is linked to James Russell. James Wilkey, now of Paxton, recalls seeing the name cut on the nearby tree years ago.

Dodds Bridge the Union Jim McKee Union James Russell James Wilkey Paxton Wilkey

Engineers Submit Plans for City Water Supply

Sullivan Commercial Club directors hire expert engineers to design plans for a pure well water supply. The firm targets Busseron bottoms near the current pumping station and will present two options: one million gallons from a reservoir or two million gallons. The plans will be shown in the next few days.

Sullivan Commercial Club Busseron

Central Union Installs City Telephone System

The Central Union Telephone Company began work on installing a new city telephone system. Men are erecting poles and setting up the company’s lines through the city. W A Bowsloan manager says service will start in the first of November.

Central Union Telephone Company Ormspany W. A. Bows Loen Hera Ohe Seav

Will Hays to Speak at Dugger and Brazil Labor Day

Will H. Hays, noted orator of this city, will deliver the Labor Day address at Dugger on Monday September 4 in the forenoon and also speak at Brazil in the afternoon. He agreed to address both committees to avoid disappointing either group.

Will H. Hays Dugger Hays Brazil

Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Clerk Office

David Apple wed Cynthia A Hyatt. Edwin M Sandusky married Katharine Lisman. Roy M Moss tied with Stella Boles. Joseph C Garner wed Mary A Eagle. Trump wed Wilda Hunter. Blackwell wed Lillie Swaggerty.

David Apple Cynthia A. Hyatt Edwin Murray Sandusky Katharine Lisman Roy M. Moss Stella Boles Joseph C. Garner Mary A. Eagle Trump Wilda Hunter Blackwell Lillie Swaggerty

Chicago Gains Five Point Offices as Rail Line Nears

M. W. Wells, new general manager of the Southern Indiana railroad, says Chicago will house major offices for the Chicago Southern Illinois Southern and Southern Indiana. Terre Haute will stay a division point as construction crews advance toward completion next spring.

Terre Haute M. W. Wells Southern Indiana Railroad Chicago Wells Chicago Southern Illinois Southern Southern Indiana John R. Walsh Radley Indiana Cellins Illinois Charles Waller Thompson Thomas Gallagher Walker Hummell Walsh

Carlisle Beats Keller in Shelburn Baseball Showdown

Carlisle defeated Keller 10 to 7 at Shelburn on Sunday in a baseball game.

Carlisle Keller Shelburn

Bartender Crooks Injured Riding Horse at Dudley’s Saloon

Charles Crooks a bartender at James Dudley s saloon was thrown from a horse Sunday and sustained multiple broken small bones in his right hand.

Charles Crooks James Dudley

Child Falls Into Burning Lime in Farmersburg

Three year old Juanita Lloyd daughter of John Lloyd cashier of Citizens Bank Farmersburg fell into a vat of burning lime Thursday evening and sustained severe arm burns.

Juanita Lloyd John Lloyd Farmersburg Citizens’ Bank

Recovered His Wheel Arrest For Theft Near Sullivan

Tom Shepherd age 18 son of Martin V Shepherd of three miles west of Sullivan was arrested Monday for stealing Marshal James Willis wheel from the Sullivan Transfer Com barn last Wednesday night.

Tom Shepherd Martin V Shepherd Sullivan James Willis

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