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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1904

Page

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Fatal Shooting Affray At Carlisle

Carlisle physician Dr George W Pirtle fatally wounds farmer B Fr Jacobs after a brief confrontation on Main Street. Jacobs dies Monday night while exonerating Pirtle in a postmortem that found fatal bullet wounds. Miss Mary Jacobs dies Friday afternoon from heart disease after learning of the shooting. Coroner sets inquest for Thursday in Carlisle.

Jacobs Carlisle George W. Pirtle Rev W. D. Woods M. E Dr. Pirtle Pirtle Essex Risinger & Ellis McConnell Eand Pirtle Mary Jacobs W. P. Maxwell

Two Boys Rob Caledonia Postoffice

George Atkinson aged 14 and Bennie Lamb aged 12 were caught burglarizing the Caledonia company store and post office on a Thursday night. They were jailed in Sullivan, then released by Judge Harris after a lectures. The pair, aided by two others, had pried a board to enter and took candy tobacco and small change over three nights.

George Atkinson Bennie Lamb Caledonia Sullivan Harris

New County Officers Sworn In at Sullivan

Tilghman Ogle takes clerk role replacing Robert Taylor and E E Russell succeeds James Lang as auditor after an extended term ruling. They begin duties Tuesday with Harold Speake and Arthur De Baun assisting as deputies. De Baun plans to pursue law in Sullivan. Robert Taylor named deputy to Russell and Emily McCrory retained by Russell.

Dedication of I. O. O. F. Hall in Hymera

The new I. O. O. F. hall in Hymera was dedicated Wednesday evening with W. H. Leedy of Indianapolis delivering the address. Refreshments followed in the banquet hall by the D of R. Sullivan lodge performed third degree work, and Hymera claims one of the state’s finest halls and strongest lodges.

Hymera W. H. Leedy Indianapolis D. of R Sullivan Lodge

Local residents visit Indianapolis and Merom outing reported

Mrs Katherine Kirkham and her daughter Katherine visited Mr and Mrs Dave Nicoson in Indianapolis and returned Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Ed Joyce Mr and Mrs Charley Taylor picnicked at Merom Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed Carrithers and Mr and Mrs sexeder.

Katherine Kirkham Katherine Dave Nicoson Indianapolis Ed Joyce Charley Taylor Merom Ed Carrithers Sexeder

Social notes from Bloomfield and vicinity

Joe Hunt returns to Chicago after visiting family here. Several residents travel to Atlantic City and New York while others plan moves to California and Missouri interests. Aydelotte family plans Saint Louis Fair trip as work and education continue. Curry township holds commencement with two graduates Abbie Ray and Wade Denney and addresses by officials.

Joe Hunt Chicago Richard Hunt Josh Ernest Charney Ernest Terre Haute Wake Giles Riverton Merom George Leach Atlantic City N. J George J. S. Holcomb New York Curry Township Township Abbie Ray Wade Denney

Death by Own Action At Jeff erson Township

Austin Graham known as Wild Madagascar, an albino performer with P T Barnum's Great Show on Earth, died Thursday morning at Dan W Sisson's home in Jefferson township. The incident is reported as a self inflicted death.

Austin Graham Dan W. Sisson Jefferson Township Graham P. T. Barnum

Despondent farmer Graham dies by self inflicted shot

A farmer named Graham killed himself in a fit of despondency after visiting his sister Mrs Sisson on Thursday afternoon. He fired a pistol in the front yard, died instantly. Funeral held at Pleasantville. He leaves an aged wife and ten years of successful farming behind.

Pleasantville Graham

Fight Over Cattle Dispute Leaves Man Near Death

In Gill township a dispute over cattle led William Boone to strike Ben Dennon on the head with a club. Dennon lies critically ill on his land. The incident occurred Thursday afternoon, witnessed by three local children. Medical doctors from Merom and Sullivan attend Dennon.

William Boone Ben Dennon Dennon Gill Township Boone J. J. Parker Merom C. H. Edwards Sullivan

Union Christian College May Move from Merom

The board of trustees and stockholders meet at Merom on July 28 to consider moving Union Christian College to Muncie Indiana. A strong offer from Muncie prompts discussion though supporters urge the college stay in Merom where it was founded and prospered.

Union Christian College Merom Muncie Indiana Sullivan County

Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Registry

James Elmer Bittle weds Cora E. Curtis Elisha Fry joins Elizabeth Wil key M Gus Taylor with Freda F. Brewer Richard C. Lewellyn marries Ina Pearl Alumbaugh Fred B. Bledsoe weds Eliza Pigg George Davis ties with May Hood Frank Raley pairs with Edna Coleman Clyde Beasley marries Essie Mahan Bert Hamilton weds Chloe Pullis Walter Baldon connects with Pearl Eaton Walter Howard weds Clara J. Wilkey Clyde Gore ties with Jessie La Blice.

James Elmer Bittle Cora E. Curtis Elisha Fry Elizabeth Wilkey M. Gus Taylor Freda F Brewer Richard C. Lewellyn Ina Pearl Alumbaugh Fred B. Bledsoe Eliza Pigg George Davis May Hood Frank Raley Edna Coleman Clyde Beasley Essie Mahan Bert Hamilton Chloe Pullis Walter Baldon Pearl Eaton Walter Howard Clara J. Wilkey Clyde Gore Jessie la Blice

Union Services at Baptist and Presbyterian Churches

Rev. J. E. Fry will preach at the Baptist church Sunday evening with the Presbyterian congregation joining for the service. Everyone is invited to attend.

J. E. Fry Baptist Church The

Baptist Church Invites All to Sunday Services

The Baptist church announces regular services next Sunday morning and evening and invites everyone to attend.

Great Attendance Here The Fourth

July Fourth celebration in Sullivan drew an estimated 12 000 attendees with about 200 from the East and West on Illinois Central trains and similar numbers on the E and T H. The day featured music by local bands, a parade by business groups and Yam Yams, and afternoon speeches at Coffmans Park. A bicycle leap act was canceled after the performer was injured and balloon ascensions were foiled by wind. Horse races at the fair grounds attracted a large crowd with results listed for county and free for all pace and trot. Fireworks and concerts closed the event with minor, nonserious accidents reported.

Sullivan Illinois Central Prof Dennis Terre Haute Brazil Vincennes

Prospect Good for Interurban Line to Sullivan County

Three Terre Haute men County Treasurer Clark ex Auditor Soules and contractor W C Dorsey secured a franchise from county commissioners for an electric interurban to Sullivan county line and say the road will be built. They report encouragement along the line of the proposed road have secured much right of way and will organize a company to handle the proposition. It is felt there will be ample funding. Later lines from Linton to Jasonville will also be built.

Terre Haute Clark Soules W. C. Dorsey Sullivan County Linton Jasonville T. HL Tribune

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