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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
2
The Sullivan county Democratic group split after defeating Gilbert Hendren for chairman at Linton. They elected a Taggart supporter aligned with the reorganizer wing, signaling a shift in party leadership and hinting at non Democratic influence on the fourteenth judicist district judge race.
A critical overview of the Second district Democratic clash featuring Hendren’s defeat and the shift of support among the Vincennes Sun Sullivan Times and Washington Democrat. The piece argues the party favors expediency over principle, noting Bryanite tensions, reorganization shifts, Cy Davis radicalism, and editorial sniping across local papers.
A Bloomfield Democrat editorial recalls a Love Feast in Linton and the swift shift against Gilbert Hendren as rivals from Sullivan and Vincennes spread false claims. It notes a statewide push to oust the old gang and reports delegates traveling to a banquet after a convention, with tensions eased then.
Mrs Mollie Holt of Godford Tennessee was thought near death after a coughing spreade by doctors. I O R Hooper reports she recovered after Dr Kings New Discovery was given, with rapid improvement until full recovery. Trial bottles free offered by Joe K Smock druggist. Guaranteed cure for coughs and colds priced 50 and 160.
Amy Moore visited her brother near Stafford Shire last week. Several residents, including Ella Eno Laura Langsdon and others, were in Hutsonville and at Dr Durham's home for suppers. Travels include Rush Hanley moving to Mrs Manning's farm and Dr Durham visiting Vincennes. Funeral attendance for Sylvia Walters was at Union Chapel Friday.
Ivan Wilson of Robinson visited D H Lovelace for several days last week. Aurel Goodwin,Rush Medical College Chicago, spent time with his parents Mr and Mrs John Goodwin. Mae and Essie Wilson hosted Pansy and Grace McClure Myrtle Clark Jack Brokaw and John McNaughton of New Lebanon. Obe Lester called on friends here Monday Chas Wilson returned to Terre Haute after a week's visit. Natt Kemper spoke in Graysville Friday night Everett Wible is ill with pneumonia.
An oak item set with a mirror, glass components and mattress is offered for sale. Details unclear in the fragment but indicates complete bedroom furniture sale with solid wood craftsmanship. Local buyer inquiry encouraged.
Local notes report illnesses and visits from Providence area residents. C. E. Stewart’s daughter remains on the sick list. Claude Phillips plans a Florida trip. many families from Merom and Sullivan visited, plus Christmas gatherings and a death in Charley Weir’s circle. Nettie Arnett funeral memory referenced.
Mrs. Jim Sharp hosted a Christmas Eve tree for Greenville's youngsters. A Payne family reunion occurred at W. C. Wright's home. Visits involve Terre Haute and Iowa relatives. Ed Lawrence bought a new graphophone. A fireman, Mr. Craig, suffered burns at Jackson Hill No. 2 mine recently.
Considerable sickness in Graysville with several deaths and hospital visits noted. Jason Walters’ daughter Sylvia died last Thursday and was buried at Union Chapel. Nettie Arnett, 10, died after a week of illness and was buried at Johnson Cemetery.
At the Claypool Hotel Indianapolis a large Republican gathering lauded Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks. Senator Beveridge and others voiced strong support for a presidential boom, praising Indiana's loyalty and the party's future paths.
A historical call to action urging citizens to unite for victories upholding the state's honor and the republic flag. The message emphasizes collective effort and patriotic duty.
Senator Hemenway addresses Indiana Republicans at Chaney's meeting praising Roosevelt and Fairbanks win, Beveridge rise, district gains, and strong Indiana delegation. He cites committee placements and warns about maintaining cohesion and discipline to support state and national tickets and protect close districts.
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