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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
5
Irish Opera Notes and Local Court News
Opera house shows Irish comedy Kathleen Mavourneen and Kepner Komedy Ko performances all week with 10 20 30 cent prices. Local updates include Post Office Inspector visit, Mr Dever settlement business, marriages, deaths, and court notes detailing damages, liens, and executor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Operas House
Kepner Komedy Ko
Opera House
Opera Becase
Kathleen Mavourneen
Bass Auditorium
W. F. Wood
Pleasantville
May Pfaff
Iriah Queen
Floy Armstrong
Farmersburg
Linton
John Armstrong
S. A. Brokaw
Gill Township
Sam
Hill
Albert Kaufman
Evansville
Bert
Asylum
Thomas Dever
Junction City
Kansas
McCammon
John Dever
Daisy Burton
Jesse Burton
C. 5. Wood
Chicago
Chas. Henderson
C. E. Davis
Greene County
Davis
Congress
Charley
Divorce suit filed by New Suits in Hammond and Hammond
Mary E. Hammond sues Silas Hammond for divorce. Court action also records Wm H Crowder versus C C Nicholson et al regarding a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Hammond
Silas Hammond
Wm. H. Crowder
C. C. Nicholson
Marriage Licenses Listed for Three Couples
Tra A. Birt and Savilla B. Hart exchange marriage licenses along with James F. Hanes and Elizabeth Hatchar and Archie White and Maud Griffith as recorded in public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra A. Birt
Savilla B. Hart
James F. Hanes
Elizabeth Hatchar
Archie White
Maud Griffith
Swindle Targets Saline County Farmers In Illinois
Farmers in Saline County Illinois were swindled by strangers posing as wealthy Chicago men who offered $3 for hunting rights on their land. After consent the men collected $5 and provided a signed receipt that later proved a $500 promissory note, forcing payment when circulated to a third party. Sullivan county farmers warned to watch for these men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County
Ills
Chicago
Sullivan County
Southern Indiana for terminal facilities purchases Sullivan land
The Southern Indiana for terminal facilities has bought property in Sullivan east of the E T H railroad, between the line and Coffman road with a few exceptions. Purchasing agent Mr McFarland said there is no secrecy about the road's plan and it will reach Sullivan from the northeast soon after roses bloom. The station is expected on the Sol Wolfe lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sullivan
Coffman Road
McFarland
Sol Wolfe
Adjudged Insane Mrs. Melvina Bane Taken to Asylum
Deputy Sheriff Robert Gambill went to Evansville this morning to escort Mrs. Melvina Bane to the asylum. She lives at Alum Cave and is the wife of Joseph Bane who accompanied her. The inquest was held at Alum Cave last week. Her maiden name was Walls and she is about 35. The cause of her affliction is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gambill
Evansville
Melvina Bane
Asylum For
Trinity Springs Sold to Walsh at Commissioners Sale
Trinity Springs in Martin County has been sold to John R. Walsh of Southern Indiana railway notoriety. Walsh, who already owns Indian Springs, now holds a monopoly in the area. He bought Trinity at a commissioners sale for 12 000 dollars and plans a fine hotel there and at Indian Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Springs
Martin County
John R. Walsh
Southern Indiana Railway
Groundhog Day Prediction Hints Six More Weeks of Winter
The report notes that on the previous Sunday February 2 the groundhog observed his shadow as the sun shone all day. It concludes winter is likely to continue about six more weeks before a possible break.
Primary notes show heated county race and shifted timing
The upcoming primary tightens as the new tenure law delays the auditor election to 1904. Contenders for treasurer include Steve Leach Vincent Minich and Dave Crawley with Minich favored in the southern county. Other races include prosecuting attorney sheriff and justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Steve Leach
Vincent Minich
Dave Crawley
Crawley
Leach
Haddon Township
Jim Berry
Lem Willis
Berry
J. W. Lindley
W. H. Bridwell
W. H. Pigg
Sheriff
Johnny Dudley
Dudley
Mr. D
Adam Miller
W. H. McGrew
The Union Revival Opens at M. E. Church
The Union Revival begins Thursday evening February 6 at 7 30. Rev Ostrom was absent last Sunday due to illness and will join with Mr Hillis the singer next Thursday. A large chorus of about fifty voices will headline the program. Local churches anticipate a religious awakening as regular services yield to these special meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Ostrom
Hillis
He Got Left
An exchange recalls a husband who, after exhausted explanations for late hours, silently entered his home at about one o'clock and rocked the cradle by the bed. After five minutes his wife, who watched the scene, told him to come to bed, noting the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
A Cold Snap Hits With Freezing Mornings and Ice
Cold weather grips the region with temperatures near zero for several mornings. A light snowfall blankets the ground and sleighing is fair though ice from a recent thaw makes travel difficult. Subscribe for the Union.
Prospect for Water Works Well Reaches 26 Feet
Wm H McCloud reports the water well to 26 feet with nine feet of water gain overnight at the Busseron project. The flow comes from gravel bed beneath a 40 foot subsurface depth, 5 by 3 feet hole. Pumping continues day and night as progress slows yet optimism remains for full top access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. McCloud
Busseron
Henry Watterson Lecture Limited to 125 Tickets
Sullivan county residents are warned that only 125 advance tickets remain for Hon. Henry Watterson's February 22 lecture. No tickets will be sold at the door. purchases should be made at Joe Smock's or via Mr. George Bicknell. Tickets cost 50 cents each and seating is limited to ticketed attendees. Surrounding towns forming clubs should contact Mr. Bicknell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiiror
Sullivan County
Henry Watterson
Geo. Bicknell
Joe Smock
George Bicknell
Ina H. Larr
Celery Nerve Compound touted for nervousness relief
Advertisement claims Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound soothes nerves builds tissue and enriches blood. It asserts thousands have testified to its success and notes BE. E. Muebler as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. E. Muebler
Cut Hand Incident Involving Fred South
Fred South, son of Otto South, cut an artery in his hand while whittling last Saturday. A physician was required. The accident occurred at his uncle Ed Lisman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred South
Otto South
Jie
Ed Lisman
Samoan Costumes From Tree to Cloth in Pacific Islands
The New York Tribune describes Samoan use of paper mulberry to make cloth. Women plant and manage trees, chop down trunks for fabric, with no looms or spinners. Trees grow about twelve feet tall in three years, yielding an eight foot clear, straight segment for cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Seas
Pacific
Samoa
Tonga
New York Tribune
Do ALE Beara the Signature of TORIA
A fragment notes a query about TORIA signature and a product line described as the kind you have always bought. The text hints at branding but offers no clear event or date. Further context is needed to identify the subject and its source.
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H. G. McClung
Jasonville
Tower Hill
John F. Harrison
Near the Narrows
the Narrows
Staffordshire
Fairbapken
Jean C. Blalock
Carmi
Addison
John T. Hays
Martha Dever
Geo. A. Rich, Adm
Supreme Court
Geo. E. Humphreys
Indianapolis & Sullivan Coal Co
Southern Indiana Affairs
Trinity
Watterson
Hileden
Toria
Chase & Sanborn
R. M. Dear
South Side
F. M. Douthitt
South Side Square
Sullivan, Tnd
Mutual Life of
New York
I’. F. Willis
Carlisle
Samuel W. Wooilsmall
Curry Township
Dennis F. Montgomery
Jefferson Township
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Elmer E. Jackson
Buff & Stratton
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