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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1905

Page

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Dr Will Collins Killed in Geneva Train Crash

Dr Will Collins formerly of Jefferson township dies in Geneva Indiana after being struck by a train while driving a buggy to see a patient. The horse and buggy were destroyed and his funeral is at Bethlehem church southeast of Carlisle. He was about 40, had built a medical practice in Geneva and recently partnered with Dr Oza Graham from Palmer's Prime.

Will Collins Jefferson Township Geneva Ind Collins Ed Collins Bethlehem Church Carlisle Oza Graham Palmer Chicago Ed Collirs Iis Hawshers Rolla John Merero Miss Cors Collings Sullivan County Chicago Medical College Byat Pase Fey Evs

Poultry Show Prospects Rise in Sullivan County

The first annual Sullivan County Poultry and Pet Stock Association exhibit comes to the Matrix Turman and Ages building on North Main Street from December 19 to 28. With 128 poultry prizes plus many for corn and pumpkins and 250 dollars in poultry awards, entries close December 10 for poultry and corn and pumpkins by December 10. judge Charles McClare of New London Ohio leads a strong program.

Sullivan County Poultry and Pet Stork Association Matrix Turman Ges North Main Street R. T. Megibbon Mervin Engle Charles McClare New London Ohio United States Association C. W. Welman Tilghman Ogle Chas. A. Beasley R. T. Mcgibbon Roy Cowles Noah Drennon A. M. McGuire Stewart Barnes

Pioneer Warden H. Griffith Dies at 87 in Marshall

Warden H Griffith longtime county teacher and civic figure died at his home in Marshall Ills last Wednesday evening He was born March 11 1818 in Bardstown Kentucky and moved to Marshall in 1839 He taught in the county for about forty years and raised a large family His funeral was held at the family residence and burial followed by the Masonic order with Rev O H Denny officiating

Warden H. Griffith Marshall Ills Clark County Democrat Huey Bint Bardstown Kentucky Warden Indiana Carlisle Ind Dean Andrews Archer Bartlett Durits LeGore Burns Archer McClure Douglas Township Sarah Ashmore Kimbrough EK. R. E. Kimbrough Danville Paris William Main Douglas Harriet Reynolds J. S. Lucan Griffith Marshal J. W. Lewis Elizabeth Black Big Creek Edward Thomas J. Griffith Indianapolis Lote Gray Joseph Neibel Fort Wayne James Guinnip This Sty Charles D W.D. Geifiith Denver Cole Edward J

Miner Finds Petrified Turtle in Coal at Green Valley Mine

William Houston, a coal miner at the Green Valley mine near Jasonville, discovered a completely petrified turtle embedded in coal. The specimen was perfect in formation and appeared as natural as if alive.

William Houston Green Valley Jasonville

Roosevelt’s Message to Congress Outlines Reform and Defense

President Roosevelt’s message to Congress covers corporations, railroad rates, private car lines, employers liability, and the posterity problem linked to working women. It stresses economy, currency elasticity, election bribery, Hague talks, Monroe Doctrine, Santo Domingo aid, navy growth, merchant marine, statehood for Indian Territory with Oklahoma, plus naturalization criminal laws immigration civil service and the Philippines.

Roosevelt Congress Santo Domingo Indian Territory Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Philippines Panama Canal

Verdigris River Well Produces 100 Barrels Daily

A telegram from Judge D W Henry of Terre Haute reports Verdigris River Land Company No 2 well near Vinita Indian Territory is producing 100 barrels of oil a day. Locals hold stock in the company and express great elation at the development.

D. W. Henry Tere Haute No. 2 Weil Verdigris River Land Company Vinita Indian Territory

Unfortunate Copeland Family Recalled in Sullivan County

A long obituary recounts the life of Mrs Eliza Copeland of New Lebanon and the infamous Copeland family. It traces George Copeland a cattle driver turned landowner and politician whose career and crimes troubled Gill township, his disappearance blamed on outlaws, and the family’s later misfortunes including deaths of relatives and a fatal fire.

Eliza Copeland New Lebanon Copeland Pais George Coped Tee Weare George Copeland Park Sherman Gill’s Prairie California Sherman St. Louis Ornate Coanell Dakota Sullivan County

Bradley Saves Train by Flagging Engine Flare

Evansville Indiana December 1 A newspaper reporter F P Bradley sleeping under the BE and T H bridge over Pigeon Creek awoke to a fleeing horse and driver and warned the Florida flyer. Police boarded a switch engine to reach the scene causing a collision and one officer was injured. Bradley refused a $100 reward but accepted a pass to St Louis and a two dollar bill.

Evansville Ind F. P. Bradley St. Louis Bradley Pigeon Creek Florida Flyer Jeffries

Crowders Quaran tined in Guba

Crowder and his mother William TH Crowder of this city have been in Cuba for three weeks and could not leave Havana on December first due to yellow fever quarantine. They returned inland and will stay there until able to go back to the States.

Edgar Crowder Mather Wiliam TH. Crowder Cuba Havanna Messers. Crowder Havana Statess

Sullivan saloon crackdown keeps lid on holidays

Thanksgiving saw strict law enforcement with saloon keepers notified to comply and no violations reported. The lid remained on Sunday as well. Peter Dunham returned to his home at New Lebanon to spend the holiday.

Sullivan Peter Dunham New Lebanon

California Spider Sends Shiver Through Farmersburg

Howard Campbell now living in California mailed his brother Albert a sample of a giant spider. The creature lies under a glass as a paper weight, its legs spanning a three inch diameter. Farmersburg Bee.

Howard Campbell California Albert Farmersburg

White Owl Killed by Farm ersburg Man Then Identified at Institute

A white owl killed near Blackhawk was found to have a mate and was taken to Rose Polytechnic Institute in Terre Haute. There a man was paid $30 for the bird as found, and the specimen is now mounted among the institute’s collections.

Chancey Vancleave Farmersburg Blackhawk Rose Polytechnic Institute Terre Haute

Chaney Named to Pension and Patents Panel in Cannon Era

Congressman John C Chaney of this city and second district wins a seat on the committee on invalid pensions and patents. He plans a service pension bill with graduated payments for Civil War veterans and proposes a $1 a barrel beer tax to fund it. The measure would raise about $15 to $16 million annually, offset by veteran needs as older servicemen age.

John C. Chaney Cannon Chaney Mary Coulson Sewell Coulson Knights of the Grade Wortig Cs Ford Iowa Nethoas Chelles Congress Louis Ludlow Washington The Terre Taute Star

County Teachers Meet Highlights and Speakers

A large turnout of county teachers attended the annual institute in this city, with Mrs. Maud Baginton Booth delivering a featured address on prison life. Key speakers included Prof. Price, Mr. Bicknell, and Supt Kendall, discussing high school preparation, love in education, and effective teaching. Thanksgiving visits noted.

Maud Balington Booth Booth Association J. H. Sammis Price Orgation Asd Prive Ati Ain Yvesy Nineten George Bicknell Odell Calvin Kendalf Indianapolis Seheacs Associaton Coe Dave Cashman W. H. Grim Clarence White Newark Ohio United States Leotard Nattkemper Terre Haute Kipling Mandalay Riley Calvin Kendall Bicknell EEFA Lane George C. Enders Union Christian College Kendall

Farmersburg P. D Moves to Kendall Block

The Farmersburg post office will move in a few days to the new Kendall block into the room formerly used by the Presbyterian church as a gospel hall. The gospel hall will relocate to Brown's hall until the new church is finished. Dr and Mrs Ira Larr spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Penrod at Merom.

Farmersburg Kendall Block The Presbyterian Church Brown’s Hall Farmersburg Bee Ira Larr Mrs. Larr Penrod Merom

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. Griffith President Roosevelt Barril Gill Township James Copeland Imeniy Copciam Rey Phifer Siebves Chlowes George Bates Guba Qwl John G. Chaney Mrs. Barlington Booth Mary Johnson Shelburs Merom Station Farmersburg P. D
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