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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1903
Page
4
The Sullivan Union comments on lynching and race relations urging firm law enforcement. It praises the Danville sheriff for defending a jailed prisoner during mob pressure and calls for strong county level officers across the states. It notes a Peruvian courthouse speech and questions Republican election prospects in the state.
Our Democratic friends seem intent on reshaping the bench to avert the 1904 disaster. Judge Gray is the latest jurist linked to the Democratic presidential nomination.
The passage notes Iowa Illinois New Jersey Ohio West Virginia and Nebraska are debt free. It adds Indiana will be solvent within two years under Republican rule and likens the state to an honest village blacksmith who owes no man any debt.
Russia refused U S communications on Kishineff happenings yet rumors persist of a hidden Kremlin suspicion about American views on the subject.
Carter Harrison kicked off his presidential bid with a Chicago picnic, the mayor showing readiness to go to extremes to boost the merriment of the event.
Mary and Brandon flee London with two Bristol men to sail from Bristol on a perilous voyage. The night ride is dire with mud, wind, and fear as Mary endures the journey in disguise. At the inn she faces crude sailors and a shipboard breach, risking exposure and disaster for love and escape.
The chapter describes Brandon being seized by a Tower yeomen at midnight and taken to London, while Mary learns of his arrest only the next morning and fears for her imminent marriage as events unfold.
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