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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1905

Page

12

Chicago Girl First Woman Climbs Breithorn Moonlight Ascent

Miss Edith Lee Baker of Chicago becomes the first woman to scale the Breithorn after a moonlight ascent from Zermatt to the Cabane and back in twenty four hours. She endures hunger and strange delusions while crossing dizzy crevasses and icy slopes aided by Emil Verren, describing the climb, meals, and her longing for crackers and hot milk. The Bakers live in Neuilly Paris, with plans to attempt the Matterhorn next season.

Edith Lee Baker Chicago Breithorn Alps Chicago Inter Ocean. Miss Baker, Who Is the Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gidward PD Baker Miss Danser Miss Tisker Cahber Fler Cold Storage Esurope Miss Baker Bakers Neuilly Paris Zermatt Cabane Matterhorn Emil Verren Jungfrau Papa Oberland Rita

Shelburn Forms Association Football Team

Shelburn has organized an association football team and seeks matches for the season and Christmas. The lineup includes Frank Maus goalkeeper Mat Johnson Jack Fall Tom Johnson and other forwards with captain Thomas Bedford. Substitutes are listed and committee members include Thomas Scott Harry Mills David Maus Buckley and William Gray. Address William Gray Box 2138 Shelburn Ind for games.

Shelburn Frank Maus Mat Johnson Jack Fall Tom Johnson Tom Wears Joe Brignall Thomas Turnbill Thomas Robinson Thomas Bedford Frank Lewins Wm. Gibson John Rowell Wm. Gray George Wheeler Thomas Scott Harry Mills David Maus Buckley William Gray Ind

A Fearful Fate Ends with Arnica Salve Cure

A Masonville Indiana resident attests to treating piles with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, claiming it the best cure for bleeding itching and protruding piles. The note also mentions its effectiveness for cuts burns and injuries.

H Colton Masonville Bucklen Aleo Joe K

Death of Mrs Martha Welman in Ft Branch

Mrs Martha J Welman aged 85 died last Thursday at her Ft Branch home after a two day pneumonia illness. She married John Welman in 1849 and moved to Ft Branch in 1866 as one of the town’s oldest residents. Survived by husband, two sons Charles W Welman of this city and S B Welman of Evansville, and daughter Mrs Charles Ripley of Evansville. Funeral Sunday at Primitive Baptist church conducted by Rev Schultz. Burial Walnut Hill Cemetery.

Martha J. Welman Charles W. Welman Ft. Branch Welman John Welman Primitive Baptist Church S. B. Welman Evansville Charles Ripley Schultz Walnut Hill

Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Pairs

The county records show multiple marriage licenses issued. Joseph L. Baughman wed Emily A. Price, Robert Johnson and Lola M. Burton joined, John D. Moundon with Clara E. Willis, and Miles K. Curry paired with Flora M. The entries reflect local civil filings for nuptial bonds.

Joseph L. Baughman Emily A. Price Robert Johnson Lola M. Burton John D. Moundon Clara E. Willis Miles K. Curry Flora M

Surprise 63rd Birthday Dinner For Eli Padgett

Eli Padgett of Sullivan county was honored with a surprise dinner on his 63d birthday. Twelve relatives attended including members of Padgett and Shake families from Haddon and Jefferson townships and Sullivan. Born December 9, 1842, Padgett moved from Jefferson to Haddon as a youth and later settled in the city.

Eli Padgett Wm. Shake John Padgett Andy Carrico Haddon Township Daniel Padgett Lewis A. Padgett Jess Wood Jefferson Township Ward Griffith Homer Wolfe Jennie Martin

Better Late Than Never Digestive Advice Ad

A reader is advised to avoid poor eating habits to prevent dyspepsia and bowel issues. If indiscretion occurs, the recommended remedy is Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsi, claimed to be a pure distine tonic that aids stomach liver and bowels and eliminates after effects like biliousness and headache.

Aldwell

Nellie Purcell Celebrates 90th Birthday at Paxton Home

Sunday marked the 90th birthday of Mrs. Nellie Purcell two miles north of Paxton. Born in the county near Palmer's Prairie she has lived here all her life and resided in her current home for 55 years. She raised five children, all but one of whom are deceased, and her surviving daughter is Mrs. Nan Nash of Paxton. W. R. McKinley of the city is a cousin.

Nellie Purcell Paxton W. R. McKinley City Purcell

Chapter Elects Officers of Jerusalem Royal Arch Masons

Jerusalem Chapter of Royal Arch Masons elected officers last Thursday evening. Names listed include William T. Douthitt M E H P and A R Martin King as well as John Ersinger G M 3rd and Roy McClanahan G M 2nd. Also named were Chas Hartfelter GM at Ys J M Lang Treasurer and T W D Hutchison Secretary FE Basler Trustee.

Jerusalem Royal Arch Masons William T. Douthitt A. R. Martin King C. D. Hunt Otto Krug M. A. Haddon P. S KE. P. Hill R. A John Ersinger G. M Roy McClanahan Chas. Hart

Building Big Pond Near Paxton For Water Tank

A large force of men and horses works on the Jonas Ladson farm south of Paxton to construct an immense pond. The project will provide a water tank as part of the water system in the area.

Jonas Ladson Paxton

Dangerous Head Ache Powders Highlighted in Coroner’s Verdict

Collier's Weekly has exposed dangerous drug preparations and published Madison County coroner's verdict linking William H. Hawkins' death to a latent product called Davis' headache powders. The piece underscores the peril of certain over the counter remedies and the ongoing campaign against unsafe medicines.

Collier’s Weekly Madison County William H. Hawkins

Former resident dies in Missouri at Popular Bluffs

Blueford W. Menefee longtime county resident died last week at his home in Popular Bluffs Missouri. He was a brother of Frank Menefee of Paxton. His wife is the daughter of Jonas Ladson.

Blueford W. Menefee This County Popular Bluffs Missouri Mr Menefee Frank Menefee Paxton Jonas Ladson

Pleasantville Obituary and Local Notes

Mrs. Mary Brown 63 died at her son Jess’s home in Pleasantville. Funeral services at Mt. Moriah. she had been paralyzed for months. Revival at Mt. Moriah by Rev Jno. Fry drew 30 conversions and several accessions. T N McClung and John W Jackson visit Arkansas. John Benefield and wife with George Shepherds at Shelburn. Claude Rooksberry of Sandborn in town. Frances Ward resumes teaching after illness.

Mary Brown Jess Mt. Moriah Jno Fry

For Rent Five Room House on East Washington Street

Five room house available for rent. Call Mrs Frances Kelley on East Washington Street for details.

Frances Kelley East Washington Street

Japanese Naval Surgery Praised for Battle Precautions

Surgeon General S Suzuki of the Imperial Japanese navy outlined in Detroit at the military surgeons’ convention how the Japanese fleet protected sailors. He described eye and ear care before engagements, clean underclothing to prevent infection, and use of boracic solution to wash eyes plus cotton for ear protection during combat.

S. Suzuki Imperial Japanese Navy Detroit United States Joseph 8. Wise United States Navy Logo Mikasa Ssr Suzuki Toge

Valley to Become a Sea in Imperial Valley

Detroit engineer George Wisner warned before the Detroit Engineering Society that irrigation with a diverted Colorado River will flood the Imperial valley in twenty years. He warned of an inland sea forming as evaporation cannot keep up with river inflow, covering up to a million acres.

Imperial Valley California George Y. Wisner Detroit International Waterways Commission Wisner Detroit Engineering Society Detroit Dispatch Colorado River

Smallest Dog in the World Visits New York

Chiquita a two and a half year old Chihuahua weighing twenty three ounces travels to New York without special prep. The tiny watchdog lives in her master's hat or coat pocket and serves as an effective burglar alarm for Hamilton Rayner of El Paso who registered her with the American Kennel Club of New York.

Chiquita New York Hamilton Rayner el Paso American Kennel Club of

Dying Woman Sings Abide with Me Before Death

Miss Louisa Butler of Chicago was fatally injured when her skirt became caught on a Rock Island train and she was crushed. On the operating table at Blue Island hospital she remained conscious and sang Abide with Me as surgeons tried to save her life.

Louisa Butler Blue Island Chicago Butler Rock Island

World's Biggest Hydraulic Fill Near Monte Vista Colorado

The largest hydraulic fill in the world is under construction along the Alamosa River about twenty miles west of Monte Vista Colorado. When finished it will form a reservoir with water from which about 60,000 acres of land will be irse.

Alamosa River Monte Vista Colo

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. L. Baker Mount Breithorn Sullivan, Inde Vlad Sellar Yyee Indiana WOODS Julius Hatry Martha Welman Pleasantville T. N. McClung John W. Jackson Arkansas John Benefield George Shepherd Claude Rooksberry Sandborn Frances Ward
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