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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1904
Page
6
News brief records marriages at Rev Pope's home, local visits and social happenings in Dugger and Sullivan. It notes tax law changes for delinquent taxes, highway funding proposals, circus parade changes, Roosevelt on national convention delegates, and assorted local business ads and notices.
Leroy McKinney of Lyons has been missing for a week. His wife, visiting relatives in Owensburg, returned to find him and their son gone with part of the household, leaving no hint of their destination. McKinney, born to Irish parents, once led a church in Linton and later a Lyons church chapter, later resigning to lead a church branch while also practicing law and touring with a stereopticon show. The man, educated and capable, is described as peculiar and almost eccentric. his whereabouts remain a mystery.
For information on rates and train times write to D. B. Steeg Traveling Passenger Agent Terre Haute Ind. Farm for sale 62 acres three miles southwest of Robinson Illinois mostly cultivated with 10 acres timber. Hazel Rice. WANTED board and room with private family leave word Union office.
Advertisement notes cheap money at four percent with a bold claim of leading all providers. It invites readers to visit the office on the South Side of the Square to get ready and come in.
A witness recalls a dawn military pageant near Fuji and Kamakura, praising Emperor Matsuhito and Japan’s unity. Troops march along ridges, artillery drills, and a breakfast table set with imperial symbols amid rice fields, illustrating national devotion and disciplined fighting forces.
Miss Angelina Mauro, Garment Workers union agent in St Louis, told a labor mass meeting that union girls should only court union men or those who show union allegiance. Nonunion suitors should not be considered and men must present a union card before being entertained. Women should urge partners to join unions or patronize union shops to demonstrate Union sentiment.
Dr J A Leavitt of Ewing college denounced Homer and Virgil before Baptist Ministers in Chicago. He called the Iliad and Eneid pagan and said only Bible literature should be taught in colleges, urging a shift from classical to sacred works amid concerns of pagan influence.
George Hoyt of Cleveland, 32, from a wealthy family and a college graduate, abandoned high society and became an associate of tramps in the Michigan street lodging house district. He told police he preferred rough streets to society’s pretensions and claimed he cared for those who have seen things.
The New Orleans Times-Democrat laments Japan’s silence under strain, noting their restraint amid misfortunes such as spilled soup, a broken button, and a failed ball game. The piece contrasts Western oaths with Japanese linguistic restraint and suggests years of bottled wrath.
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