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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1911

Page

4

Quarantined house ends as Tubby the burglar captured

In a tense scene the quarantined mansion welcomes Tubby Lawrence McGuirk, alias Tubby, after a cage and cellar struggle. Tom A and guards escort the unshaven prisoner in handcuffs as Aunt Selina jealously questions adding reporters and police to the house. The group pauses to toast escape with champagne before packing up.

Hey Jim Kit Jamne Aunt Selina Bella Mercer Leila Mercer Standfather Tom A Tom Lawrence McGuirk Tubby Mr. McGuirk Flannigan Selina Little & Dbn Wwe McGuirk Jim'sea

Carlyle on Bobby Burns and missed aid

In Carlyle’s Essay on Burns the author debates whether affectionate guidance and private pity could have saved Burns. He questions if even the richest benevolent figures could provide effective help, suggesting heart over head influence and considering royalty pensions as possibly burdensome.

Burns Buens Uch India Ferdinand Eugene Dav Ise Madeline Jeanie Crawley Carlyle

Prejudiced View in Umpire Remarks Cited

A Baltimore American quote records a bitter umpire blaming racial bias for seating crowds called the bleachers. The remark frames the audience as nonwhite, reflecting prejudiced views tied to a baseball game decision against the home team.

Baltimore American

Kissing Etiquette Sparks Anger Across Street

Miss Elderleigh recalls anger after a man across the street tossed a kiss. Miss DeYoung comments that a gentleman would have delivered it in person, highlighting social decorum and propriety in a tense moment.

Pray Do Club Meets for Afternoon Event

Mrs Dirrelle Cnaney hosted Pray Do club members yesterday afternoon. Mrs S H Kalley received the prize. A two course luncheon was served.

Dirrelle Cnaney Pray Do Club S. H. Kalley

Murdocks Head South for Tennessee Winter

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Murdock left yesterday for Chattanooga Tennessee to spend the remainder of the winter.

Wilbur Murdock Chattanooga Tennessee

Battle Near Juarez Sees Two Killed Each Side

Reports from El Paso say Colonel Robago's federal force of about 270 engaged insurrectos outside Juarez amid a day of skirmishing. Casualties reached two dead on each side with seven wounded, including a woman, and a Gatling gun aided the federal effort.

Hille Juarez Insurrectos el Paso Tex Robago Pacual Orozco F. J. Casavantes

Mind on His Lost Cow Sparks Churchyard Mixup

A wandering Ehud Leffingwell, hard of hearing, attends a Hawkins Falls service where a minister announces the upcoming wedding of Edward Stoutenboro and Miss Mehitabel Dodsworth. Ehud interrupts, noting Mehitabel’s eyes and a limp hind leg, creating a humorous scene.

Hawkins’ Falls Ehud Leffingwell Mister Leffingwell Ehud Edward Stoutenboro Mehitabel Dodsworth Ehud Leffing Harper’s Weekly

Not So Bad as First Reported at Mount Taal Eruption

Manila readers learn that many evacuees from Mount Taal have begun returning home. Some returning villagers found their towns undamaged, suggesting earlier damage estimates may be too high. The report notes that these findings could lower the overall casualty and loss figures.

Manila Mount Taal

Weather Observations From Multiple Cities Report

Observations from U.S. weather bureaus show varied conditions yesterday evening. Listed cities include New York Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis New Orleans Washington Philadelphia with temperatures ranging down to 10 and up to 70. Conditions indicate clear skies in some areas and snow or rain in northern and southern portions.

New York Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis New Orleans Washington Philadelphia

Railway Men in Mix-Up Ends with J. D. Confusion

J K Dillon tries to reach A G P A of the Erie road and is connected through multiple exchanges. Several men named J D appear on the line, including Jay Dunham chief rate clerk and J D Brown chief clerk of the passenger department. Dillon jokes that more J D s in Erie may join the passenger staff.

Erie Road J. K. Dillon Pennsylvania Lines Dillon Eric J. D Pennsylvania Mr. Dilon Jay Dunham Mr. Dillon Antooly Salu J. D. Brown Erie Cleveland Leader

Couldn't Hurry the Cook

A Philadelphia man anxious about his 9 o clock appointment complains of breakfast delay. His wife asks the cook about the delay and the cook replies that they all have their disappointments.

Philadelphia

Coal wagon visit interrupts a tense moment

A fragment shows Willie rushing in to warn his father of a coal wagon outside. The father, named Slimson, brushes off the inquiry and tells Willie to tell the man he is busy and to go out and see him later. The scene hints at domestic urgency and distraction.

Selina McGuirk Fellows Max Kit Higgins Willie Papa Slimson Tly

Fate of the unhappy lover in The Sunday Magazine

A distressed daughter confesses to her father that Seekem proposed marriage and she declined. He threatened suicide after the rejection, and the father reveals Seekem has gone to work, while the girl fears being held responsible for the tragedy.

Stoxanthons Seekem Sunday Magazine

Tale Of The Tombstone Purchaser

A tall man with crepe on his hat visits a tombstone shop to order a grave marker for his wife. The proprietor shows a mammoth stone, and the man declares it the largest available, then buys it with a quip about it lasting a while.

Doings in the Legislature Opens with 795 Measures

The first half of Indiana’s current legislative session closes with 797 Bills on the calendar. Ninety seven have passed a chamber. seven signed by Governor include the Fractor option act and the session expenses appropriation. Other items include wage, liability, workmen’s compensation, and public accounting bills. Application notices publish for liquor licenses in Farmersburg and Curry Townships with detailed parcel descriptions and owner statements.

Indianapolis General Assembly Farmersburg Curry Township Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners of Towit Crawford Heap Crawford Street James H. Heck Senate House State Departments Fesntoeyey Curry Town Dillwuau—Starpe Edward A. Billman Sullivan North Main Street Grace Harper Shelburn Crawford and Hopewell Street

His Bright Idea Sparks Auto Elopement Plot

A playful exchange sees Charlotte and Jack proposing an elopement in a car. Roy comments on raising the dust to wed, hinting at a quick, informal marriage plan.

Charlotte Jack Roy

Pardonable Mistake in Crowd During College Victory

A police officer pulled two prisoners from a rah-rah crowd after a college victory. Magistrate questions the charge as the youths are arraigned. The officer accuses them of disturbin’ the peace for shouting and causing trouble in the street. The detainee answers with a garbled name.

Ro-Robert Rororollins

Advertised Letters at Sullivan Post Office 1911

Unclaimed letters list dated Feb 8 1911 for Sullivan Indiana includes Borders Mrs Frank Lynch Mrs William S iller Miss Augie Smith Mrs Adie Talley Miss Edna Watson Sarah and a Gent list with Gamble Henry Hodge Roy Linn J m Sloan W Slelley for Kelley Bert S Smith Ambrose Watson & Greene. One cent due on each letter.

Sullivan, Ind

Shelburn Board Plans Special City Incorporation Election

Shelburn town board approved a petition for a special election to decide on incorporating as a city. The election date will be set once population figures are determined.

Shelburn

Indiana Legislative Action Highlights in Early Cession Bills

The Indiana General Assembly advances numerous measures as finance and ways and means committees back key bills. Passed by both houses are the Dr Robert W Long hospital gift maintenance fund bill and several health and welfare measures including child blindness reduction and rabies treatment. The senate approves the third degree bill against coercive confessions and a tax levy for establishment funding.

House General Assembly Senate Committee On Finance House Committee On Ways and Means National Guard Armory Farmers’ Institutes Agricultural Experiment Station Purdue University State Board of Health Indiana Woman’s Relef Corps Senate Robert W. Long

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