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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1903

Page

4

Newspaper Editors Unite at Indiana Republican Meeting

The Sullivan Union notes the Republican Editorial Association of Indiana meeting in Indianapolis drawing a large attendance. Prosperity across the state is reported with lively banquets at the Dennison Hotel and speeches by Lt Gov Gilbert Congressman Steele and Ex Attorney General Taylor. W D Nesbit of Chicago, an Indiana native, entertained as the Tribune’s witty figure.

Republican Editorial Association of Indianapolis Indiana Seatrles Dennison Hotel Gilbert Steele Taylor W. D. Nesbit Chicago Chicago Tribune Anderson

Sullivan county mining towns impressions from Trav eller

A correspondent named Trav ell er surveys Sullivan county mining towns. Dugger Good is solid and prosperous with owner-occupied homes and reliable collections each payday though dry. Hymera is growing and bustling with a notable mine whistle. Alum Cave Coalmont appears worked out yet has work and money. Shelburn is old but thriving with business and mud, while Hop ale joints remain common and a hotel is needed.

Linton Call Sullivan County Dugger Hymera Alum Stringtown Shelburn

For Sale Ten Acre Farm Near Merom Indiana

The undersigned offers a ten acre farm fourteen miles north of Merom on state road. Includes a four room house with cellar summer kitchen cistern and good well a first class small orchard and a small barn. Terms reasonable. Contact Mrs Mary E Batey Dugger Indiana.

Merom Mary E. Batey Dugger Ind

Guardianship and Estate Petitions Faced in Court

In re guardianship of Wiley A Latshaw et al guardian W D Latshaw seeks to modify investments. In re estate of Gertie M Hughes minor heir of Wm E Hughes petition for order to sell coal. Ella S Jenkins vs Jesse Haddon guardian minor heirs of Geo Jenkins on account.

Wiley A. Latshaw W. D. Latshaw Mary A. Swarzel Geo. Dubois Christian Hoffman Knox County William Norton Henry Patton Amos H. Jackson Otto Krug Wm. E. Burnett Sarah E. Burnett Lillian Tremaine Edward J. Tremaine Clara Pinkston Osborn Pinkston Ruel Juda Gambill Guardian Louis Hollweg Jas. Hobbs Jas R. Riggs A. Lloyd Frank C. Bostock Minnie Duncan Louis E. Grabbe Admr Frederick Wagoner August Wagoner Francis E. Walters Harlin Richardson

Marriage Licenses List

Marriage licenses issued include Guy Lowry to Glenn Coker and Walter H. Medley to Mattie Bedwell. Others involve Irvin Burton to Francis V. French, Sylvester Abram to Myrtle Robison, Andy Sinclair to Sarah Jean Nash, Wm Nash to May Monk, Elmer E. Heck to Hattie Joseph, E. M. Critchfield to Florence Lowry, John Wayland to Mary Ann McFadden, Claude Low to Sylvia Bennett, and William G. Bridwell to Grace Faster.

Guy Lowry Glenn Coker Walter H. Medley Mattie Bedwell Irvin Burton Francis V. French Sylvester Abram Myrtle Robison Wm. Nash May Monk Elmer E. Heck Hattie Jo

Legal and foreclosure notices and appointments in Indiana

Court actions list judgments damages divorces and custody rulings across Knox and surrounding counties with several estates and real estate sales. Notices include guardianship coal sale appraisers and private land sale. The Lincoln League of Indiana appoints delegates for the Feb 1903 Indianapolis convention with 37 delegates and alternates. Senator Burton and Senator Fairbanks are slated speakers.

R. Harry Miller Lincoln League of Indiana League Indianapolis

Guardianship and Probate Actions Including Bond Approval

Probate docket notes the guardianship of Bertha A. Steele with Arthur A. Walters as guardian. bond filed and approved. Estate of Melissa A. Perkins with W. P. Stratton as administrator. Silver Chaney objects to confirmation and letters refused. Silver Chaney named guardian. A sale is ordered.

Bertha A. Steele Arthur A. Walters Guardian Melissa A. Perkins W. P. Stratton Admr Silver Chaney

Farm For Rent Near Paxton Indiana 275 Acres

275 acre farm for rent located 14 miles west of Paxton Indiana. References required. Apply to A Cassell Sheldon Illinois. 2-3 tf.

Paxton Ind A. Cassell Sheldon, Iil

Change in Grizzly and Polar Bear Temperaments

In Outing the author argues the grizzly now avoids human targets and unlike old tales the polar bear is seen as cowardly. Hunters compare this shift to changes in white Arctic counterparts as polar bear encounters with armed men grow rarer and tamer over time.

Arctics Hudson's Bay Company Arctic

Editor Resigns After Space-Saving Column Cutback

A backroom exchange ends with editor Mr Plumduff resigning after a plan to trim a column by half and reduce headings. The editor agrees to run the piece tightly, then the publisher accepts the resignation.

Fortune teller at charity bazaar predicts proposal twist

A young man in disguise as an old farmer consults the fortune telling act at a charity bazaar. The fortune teller suspects his love for a fair maiden and foresees a severe jolt when he proposes, prompting the man to hope she will accept.

Imagination Under Strain In Wartime Tales

The Brooklyn Eagle notes soldiers face mental tension as they endure fear and the urge to flee. A Brooklyn lieutenant describes paralyzing dread during dress parade, fearing a fall while remaining still. The piece compares such stillness to models and actors losing ease under scrutiny and pressure.

Manhattan Brooklyn Eagle Brooklyn Lings Italy Brutus Virginius

Babies Sail Smoothly at Sea Says American Steward

The Philadelphia Record cites an American line steward who claims babies never get seasick. He notes adults may keel over in rough weather while babies remain rosy and hungry, explaining that babies are accustomed to rocking, as ships mimic a cradle.

Philadelphia

Capacity estimates for historical box sizes

A 4 inch square box with 4 1-5 inch depth holds one quart. An 8 by 4 by 4 inch box holds one half gallon. An 8 by 8 2-5 by 4 inch box holds one gallon. A square S inches box by 8 2-5 inches deep holds one peck. A 16 by 8 2-5 by 8 inch box holds one half bushel. A 16 square by 8 2-5 inch deep box holds one bushel. A 14 by 23 1-5 by 10 inch box holds one and a half bushels. A 24 by 16 by 14 inch box holds two and a half bushels. A 24 by 16 by 28 inch box holds five bushels.

Rainwater Taste Described By New Orleans Resident

A New Orleans man tells the Washington Post that rainwater tastes best, noting locals rely on yard cisterns catching cloud water. He says winter rainfall is used and cisterns yield wholesome, sweet water unlike in northern regions.

New Orleans Washington Post

Domestic skill expectations in a judge’s dialogue

A judge questions a father and mother about whether their daughter should master domestic duties such as cooking nursing sewing and house management. The mother replies that such training would neglect proper education.

Noah recalls Ararat voyage home amid pier jeers

Noah describes seeking a dry spot on Ararat and recalls crowds at the pier who teased the travelers as they began their journey home. He notes fewer hecklers at the finish, reflecting on reception after the voyage documented in Life.

Noah Ararat

How It Happened in Courtroom Fracas

In a courtroom exchange a judge questions how a man was assaulted by a police officer. The officer replies that the man stood still and did not dodge any blows, prompting the judge to press about the method and justification of the severe clubbing.

Trifle Hint Sparks Moral Reflection

A proverb warns that petty mean behavior compounds harm beyond its minor value, suggesting character is judged by how small offenses are treated. It frames thrift of kindness as greater than wealth.

Pleasantville Notes and Local Social Updates

Mr Berry, formerly a resident, has been visiting acquaintances this week. Mrs Alsop and husband are guests of her parents Geo Ward and wife. Clare Johnson visited Bloomfield last Saturday. Epworth League to hold a February social for the Sunday school. Bad roads hinder coal hauling. boys taking a layoff. Joseph Anderson of Leavenworth Kansas visits his brother James. not been here since the sixties after serving in the U S army. Carrie Wellington suffers inflammatory rheumatism. T N McClung slowly recovering from rheumatism. Albert Harbin of Greene county visited school here last week. Mr Sims of Newberry, father of Mrs Hindman, returned home after a few days with his daughter. Our postmaster Mr Hunter has been on the sick list. School term in township will be six months. Thanks to Trustee Howard.

Berry Alsop Geo. Ward Clare Johnson Bloomfield Epworth League Joseph Anderson Leavenworth Kan James U. S Carrie Wellington T. N. McClung Albert Harbin Greene County Mr. Sims Newberry Hindman Hunter Howard

Graysville News Notes On Roads And Local Events

The Graysville brief reports road wear from heavy loads as freeze thaws. Floyd Burton welcomes use of his phone with no toll. Three new scarlet fever cases appear in Big Springs. Local visits include H E Thompson last Sunday and C E Piety with family. Road work paused until ground settles or another freeze.

Floyd Burton John Pinkston Montgomery Ward & Co Big Springs C. E. Piety W. F. Ingersoll Geo. Nowlin Shan Medsker Sullivan Daisy Thomas Friendwood Willis Plew

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Sullivan Union W.R. Nesbit R. P. White News OF the Court Judicial Tribunal Andy Sinclair Sarah Jean Nash Seph. E. M. Critchfield Florence Civil Docket Lincoln League W. H. Lucas , D. E. Chaney G. R. Stivers P. L.B Reid Neville Crowder Harry Mayfield Charles Hartfelter Herman Smock Charles Batey A. M. Getty Will H. Hays Murray Mason M. A. Haddon J. R. Crowder Kerr Coulson New Lebanon C. A. Lloyd Farmersburg Thos Hollingsworth Jefferson Willie Fordyce Fred Liner Floyd Curtner Carlisle Orson Willard Hamilton Will Hume Fairbanks A. C. Pogue Charles Fairfield T. K. Cushman Graysville J. H. Gordon Link Creager Paxton Frank Mason C. M. Louder M. Ringer Cass P. O James Gilman Cary McAnally Dave Newkirk Pleasantville J. A. Riggins Frank Sanders Senator Burton Kansas Senator Fairbanks John C. Chaney W. L. Hultz Weal J. A. Watson Gaza Beenyia Davis Hotel Sullivan, Indiana Army Quarry Hud Burton Guy Cushman Ross Turman Marshall Rev H. E. Thompson
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