Wabash River improvement and Roosevelt praise in Sullivan items
Local notes report congressman John C. Chaney pursuing river navigation upgrades along central Wabash with farmer support in the Second district. Theodore Roosevelt receives wide acclaim for peacemaking efforts. world leaders and officials praise his diplomacy and courage in guiding peace talks.
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John C. Chaney
Second
Congressional District
Wabash River
Chaney
Wabash River Improvement Association
House of Representatives
Improvement Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Bruiser
State Department
Europe
San Juan Hill
Local Misses and Visits Highlight Summer Travel
Miss Lyda Babcock left Saturday to visit friends at New Lebanon after visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Dutton. Miss Nelle Aydelotte returned home from Godfrey Illinois to spend vacation. Mrs. Lillie Martin of Terre Haute visited Oblong and Sullivan. Dr. Aurel Goodwin returned from medical school in Chicago for summer. Mr. and Mrs. Modlenry and…
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Josh
Beasley
New York
Merom
Tacoma
Wash
Reidj Ross
E. W Ross
Terre Haute
Oaktown
R. O. Bell
Odon
Sullivan
Shelburn
Andy McClanahan
Robert Taylor
E. E. Russell
Lem Batey
Liberty Church
Carlisle
W. B. Morris
Indianapolis
The
Christian Endeavor Work
David Francis
McGregor
Helen
Winfield
Kansas
Hymera
Stella Langworthy
San Diego
Cal
Tucson
Arizona
A. M. Getty
Silver Chaney
South Court Street
Joe R. Crowder
Ben Davis
Staffordshire
John Oldham
New Lebanon
Grove Robbins
Palmer’s Prairie
Tom Smith
H. E. Dutton
Will Riggs
Roy Orr
N. Ridgeway
Graysville
Amanda Sherman
Farmersburg
Ella Dunn
Springer and Carruthers
Lizzie
Anchor Howard
Garry Seever
Ed Coleman
Gilmour
Ed Arnett
G. E. Wheatley
S. Phillips
C. L. Risinger
Our City
Ada
Minnie Sue
W. A. Withers
S. B. Beall
Linkinton
N. C
M. C. Withers
Jess Gammins
Maurice McGrew
Terre Hale
Charles Stitzel
James Kennedy
Stella Bell
Paxton
Fay. Dents W. E. Parker
Columbus
B. Snider
James Yeager
Frank Alexander
Palestine
John Woodworth
Cliff Alexander
Chas. Daugherty
Jackson Hill
M. Pigg
Dugger
Dessie Milam
W. J. Cole
Bruce Parks
Perry Walker
St. Louis
W. J. Demming
Martha Farley
Rushville
Ill
Mary Richie
Edwin Tate
Etta Jewell
Prairie Creek
Earl Reed
Paris
St. Paul Mason
John S. Bays
Chicago
Bays
Sullivan County
Fred Bays
Lake Maxinkuckee
W. P. Stratton
Ford Basler
Claude Russell
P. H. Blue
Zoe Chaney
St. Mary’s
Joel Harris
Robert Harris
Harry Bauldenback
A. Overton
W. P. Smith
Harve Cowden
Lyda Babcock
G. R. Dutton
Nelle Aydelotte
Godfrey, Ill
Lillie Martin
Oblong
Aurel Goodwin
Tending Medical School
Mra
B. F. Modlenry
Stratton Crowder Wedding At Methodist Church
William Paul Stratton and Miss Dorothy Rebecca Crowder wed at the Methodist church in Sullivan Thursday evening. The ceremony, performed by Rev. J. H. Carnes, featured Mendelssohn’s wedding march. The couple will reside at Section and Graysville streets. Mrs. Stratton is the daughter of William H. Crowder and Mr. Stratton is a lawyer with Geo. W. Buff.
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William Paul Stratton
Dorothy Rebecca Crowder
Mendelssohn
W. E. Burton
J. Harvey Crowder
Dirrelle Chaney
Catherine Kirkham
Tom Reid
J. H. Carnes
Methodist Church
Giles-Willis Nuptials at Sullivan Home Ceremony
Hugh Giles and Miss Lou Willis wed yesterday evening at their North Section Street home. Rev. J. H. Carnes of the Methodist church officiated with only relatives and close friends in attendance. The groom is a rising Sullivan businessman. Mrs Giles is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mayion F Wilke.
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Hugh Giles
Lou Willis
North Section Street
J. H. Carnes
Methodist Church
Sullivan
Giles
Mayion F. Wilke
Stratton Couple Celebrate 32nd Wedding Anniversary
Monday marked the 32nd anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stratton of Sullivan. Their children surprised them at Section street with a Progressive euchre party. Prizes went to the celebrants and to their son W. P. Stratton, Haviland china.
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J. P. Stratton
Section Street
W. P. Stratton
Civil docket items include varied civil actions and divorces
The docket lists dismissals on personal injury and property suits against railroads and coal companies, div orces granted, judgments awarded to plaintiffs in several cases, continued matters, and liquor license actions with appeals pending.
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Minnie A. Burton
John P. Burton
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad
D. T. Taylor
William Hodges
Nellie Stewart
Herry T. Lawler
Patrick C. Lawler
Oscar R. Rich
Joseph Z. Hayden
James Gilbreth
John A. Cookson
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad Co
Cookson
Terre Haute
Sherman Sellers
Caledonia Coal & Mining Co
Gena Lowery
Guy Lowery
William Moore
Rainbow Coal and Mining Co
Jasonville Mercantile Co
William T. Selfridge
Abraham Crow
Summit Coal and Mining Co
John King
Antioch Coal Company
Earl G. Shopton
Summit Coal & Mining Co
Clara Hammock
John W. Hammock
John Ross
Nellie Ross
Stephen J. Dooley
Cass Township
Green County
Louretta Terry
Edward Terry
James E Hopewell
Mary Alice Hopewell
Anna Mundy
John Mundy
Legal actions and notices and local moves across towns
Suits filed Anthony S Robbins and Will H Pigg with Elizabeth F Pigg and John Rector. Richard Henry sues Indiana and Chicago Coal Co on account. Lost red memorandum book on Sullivan road between Shelburn and Farmersburg, name J Wooley Jr. Finder rewarded. 48th Mr and Mrs Robert Buchanan and daughter Robertine visit Battle Creek. Beasley family returns from Sullivan. Amelia Haxell and Grace Cochran visit Crowders in Fort Palm.
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Anthony S Robbins
Will H Pigg
Elizabeth F Pigg
John Rector
Richard Henry
Indiana and Chicago Coal Co
Sullivan Road
Shelburn
Farmersburg
J. Wooley, Jr
Robert Buchanan
Robertine
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Battle Creek
John T. Beasley
Amelia Haxell
Grace Cochran
Ft. Palme
Ala
E. S. Crowder
Medical Plants In U S Pharmacopoeia Use
A writer in the American Journal of Pharmacy states that about three fourths of medical plants used in the pharmacopoeia grow wild or are cultivated in the United States. He estimates half of the remaining quarter could be grown domestically, leaving only a small number that cannot be economically cultivated.
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American Journal of Pharmacy
Clark's Latest Role How He Outwitted Contractors
Montana millionaire Senator William A. Clark built his New York Fifth Avenue mansion by buying granite quarries, a stone finishing plant, marble and woodwork factories, decorative plaster works, and the Henry Bonnard bronze foundry to thwart contractor demands. Architect Hull kept pace as hair grayed since work began.
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Montana
New York Palace
Hull
William A. Clark
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-seventh Street
New York
Henry Bonnard Bronze Company
New York World
Senator Clark
North Jay
Bangor
Ravenswood
N. Y
N.Y
Henry Bonnard Bronze Foundry
New York City
Washington Wall
Clark Mansion
Maine and
New Hampshire Granite Company
Rangeley Lake
Maine
New Hampshire Company
Cable
Europe
Henry Bonnard
Portland
N. C
Underground chapel to cost fifty thousand at Terre Haute
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports workers are Bauing an underground chapel beneath the first floor of the St. Marys of the Woods institution in Terre Haute Indiana. The project aims to be the largest and costliest underground chapel in America with models for the altar and furnishings to be brought from the east.
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St. Mary's-of-the-Woods
Terre Haute
Ind
Indianapolis Sentinel
America
English Admiralty Plans Deep Sea Expedition to Indian Ocean
The English admiralty proposes a deep sea exploring voyage to the Indian Ocean with notable coral expert Stanley Gardiner among its members. The plan signals a major scientific and imperial maritime effort led by prominent researchers.
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Admiralty
Indian Ocean
Stanley Gardiner
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