Sullivan County Republican Convention Plans and Local politics
The Sullivan County Republican delegates meet at the Court House in Sullivan on June 25 1892 at 10 AM to nominate candidates for county offices and conduct other business. The Times calls for clarifications from the Democratic side over wartime actions while noting party tensions and an upcoming county convention.
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Sullivan County
Court House
Sullivan
HH. Crowperr
Lo. Kanner
Times Corporation Insults Loyal Republicans in Article
The Times Corporation published a piece last week that denigrates loyal Republicans, provoking critique from party supporters and drawing attention to editorial stance. The incident raises questions about press neutrality and partisan commentary in contemporary journalism.
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Times Corporation
Sullivan County Democrats Defend Loyalty Against Copperheads
A 19th century editorial denounces Union League and home guards as treasonous while defending loyal citizens against Tammany Hall and copperhead influence. It questions federal election policy, pins blame on opposition, and warns Democrats of Indiana against Southern agitators and pension criticism.
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Sullivan Comity
Times Corporation
Sullivan County
Canda
Union League
Home Guards
Knights of the Golden Circle
Tammany Dfall
New York
State of
the Times
South
Congress
Indiana
Kentucky
Free Ice Cream At City Restaurant Wednesday Night
Charley Grizzle visited Terre Haute on Sunday. George Allen of Paolia visits Miss Bell Funk. John Snyder died Friday while seated on a fence and was buried Saturday. An elderly Mrs Smith died Thursday. her husband was Sullivan county’s first burned colored man. The Marshall works on street improvements. Charley Akin moved into the Haddon property. The fly damages local wheat.
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Charley Grizzle
Terre Haute
George Allen
Paolia
Lyonton notes on farming illness weddings and Decoration Day
Owing to late rains farmers are behind in Lyonton area. Jackson Alambaugh is dangerously ill with rheumatism. Miss Lizzie Shepherd visits from near Carlisle. Marshall and Tom Extine go to Linton on business. Winford Creager and Fannie Stanley wed in Lyonton M E church. A memorial sermon by Rev Buck. Epworth League active under pastor. George Exline and wife host son John's twenty first birthday supper. John will vote for Harrison in November. Decoration Day observed with speeches by Jno Exline and Rev Ed Long and Rev Harrison. Delegates visit cemeteries and lay flowers. A Soldier.
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Lyonton
Jackson Alambaugh
Lizzie Shepherd
Carlisle
Messrs Marshall
Tom ’ Extine
Linton
Winford Creager
Fannie Stanley
Lyonton M.E
E. Ib
John
Harrison
Hickory
Jno
Exline
Ed. E. Long
Methodist Church
Dugger
Weather and town notes from Sullivan area column
The report lists ongoing wet weather and local happenings in Sullivan including visits, funerals, and social calls. It mentions Mrs. Lizzie Wade’s funeral, Uncle John Snyder’s sudden death, and various residents visiting relatives, traveling salesmen, and hunters still active as the June law expired.
Talton Hawkins Celebrates 72nd Anniversary at Sugar Creek
Talton Hawkins marked his seventy second anniversary on May 29 with 175 guests in Sugar Creek. Visitors included Daniel Goble and wife from Pimento and Richard Bailey from Vincennes. The Wheat crop is declining with a possible half crop, and a peculiar bi colored squirrel was seen. Reporter notes interest in a musical entertainment for the Quill Drivers Association annual meeting.
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Talton Hawkins
Daniel Goble
Pimento
Davie Stout
Clay County
Dustin
Ruth Hawkins
George Browning
Richard Bailey
Vincennes
John Richards
Dugger
Quill Drivers’ Association
Weather Improves Amid Local Chat and Casual News
Shelburn reports a break in persistent rain with settlers noting settled weather. Zeak Conner family visits, Terre Haute kin stay briefly, and social rounds continue at the depot. Milam dies Sunday evening. Cushman in serious condition after an injury, while Patsy Ayers causes a near drowning incident at the depot.
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Zeak Conner
Terre Haute
I. N. Bush
Arkansas
L. L. Linn
Sam Patton
D. Milam
T. J. Cushman
Beldam Bardsley
Patsy Ayers
Uncertain Illness Patient Praises Dr Man-O-Wa Cure
A 1892 letter from Kinkinsp Indiana credits Dr Man-O-Wa with transforming a miserable life. The writer says she had six doctors, was declared incurable, then found relief under Man-O-Wa treatment in Frankfort Indiana. She reports lasting improvement and urges others to consult.
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Kinkinsp
Ind
Man-O-Wa
Frankfort
Dean Suz
Jie
Ashley
Indian Herb Medicine Restores Life After Failed Surgery
A patient from Franxfer Indiana in 1802 credits Dr. Man-O-Wa with curing lingering pain after a misdiagnosed ovarian tumor and unsuccessful operation. After four months of treatment she breaks from opium and reports renewed vitality and relief from suffering.
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Franxfer
Ind
Man-O-Wa
Stirn
Many Hopkins Nee Jonson
Indian Herb Specific Said to Heal Severe Eczema
A letter from Sion Wersver of Franxkror Ind reports his son Albert suffered over ten years with a severe eczema. After eight doctors and months of treatment with the Indian Herb Specific, Albert’s skin is described as clear and he is a "new boy" in April 1892.
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Franxkror
Ind
Man-O-Wa
Albert
Sion Wersver
Doctor’s Pioneering Help Restores Suffering Patient
In Frankxfoft Indiana on April 2 1802 a man reports severe consumption after years of illness and five doctors giving up. Dr Man O Wain treated him on February 12 1892, finding high fever chills night sweats and chest pain. Seven weeks of care brought a 36 pound gain and return to light work.
Dr Man O Wa at MCcam mon House Sullivan Friday
A local notice announces Dr Man O Wa appearing at MCcam mon House Sullivan on Friday June 17 concluding a public event.
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Dr. Man-O-Wa
McCammon House
Sullivan
Commencement at Sullivan and local visits noted
Sunday at Maple Hill and Friday commencement at Sullivan drew participation from Merom and Turtle Creek. Local residents Josie Buff Ruth Buff Nan Woods visit Sullivan. speech by G. W. Buff at New Lebanon. several Providence youths travel to Merom. Memorial sermon by Rev Amber in Merom.
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Dick Bland
Maple Hill
Sullivan
Merom
Turtle Creek
Josie
Ruth Buff
Carrie Woods
Nan
Merom Post
Buff
G. W. Buff
New Lebanon
Lewis Benefield
Arthur
Will Smith
Billy Crowder
Edgar Riggs
Dulu Barnard
G. W’s
Providence
Rev
Amber
M.H. BF. G
Death of Col. George W. Carr memorial tribute published
The Crawfords ville Daily Journal recalls Col George W Carr born October 7 1807 in Clark County Indiana died after cock at Medora Jackson County He served as a Democrat leader in Indiana politics and presided as President of the 1849 50 Constitutional Convention He later became a Republican and helped organize the 93rd Indiana volunteers He is remembered as a pioneer veteran and steadfast patriot with a simple life and deeds of worthiness The piece also notes tax politics and criticism of Democratic tax policy in Owen Knox and other counties with figures cited.
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W.C. Carr
Medors
Jackson County
G. W. Switzer
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Phe
Sndie Esbs
Jeffersonville
Carr
Indiana
Piat
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Dune
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Eledin
Congress
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Cal
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Hoosterdam
Chirocther
Owen County
Texas
Knox County
Worthington Times
Seeds and plants for sale at Shields Garden
Shields Garden offers half price seeds and various plants by mail or at the garden. Northern grown onions beans peas cabbage peppers potatoes ready in May flowers including roses primroses and heliotrope. Located near Public Square, Stulivan Tad.
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Public Square
Garten
Byomail
Omy
Ischin
Ohio
Jouhn L. Shields
Stulivan
Tad
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