Sullivan Union announces Republican newspaper noting rates and history
The Sullivan Union identifies itself as the county's only Republican paper founded in 1866. It lists subscription rates for one year three months and three months and notes publication details with publishers Dirrelle Chaney and R P White and its July 1 1873 filing as second class matter at Sullivan Indiana.
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Sullivan
Indiana
Congress
Merriam Webster
G.&c. Merriam Co
Springfield
Mass
Bryan Assigned to Lead Tyrolean Acts in Harrassed Era
The Noblesville Times credits William Jitney Bryan with the current tariff law and notes he faces mounting troubles. The report mentions Bryan aligning with Tyrolean performers as part of his public image. Columbia switches from silver to gold standard.
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William Jitney Bryan
Godlers
Sword Swallowers
The
Noblesville Times
Wm. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Columbia
South America
Wilson Seeks Distance From Bryan After Baltimore Convention
President Wilson appears to have lost respect for Bryan’s ideas, turning the Baltimore convention into a personal matter as Bryan’s influence waned.
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Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Baltimore
Atlanta Constitution Ends Bryan Utterances Publication
The Atlanta Constitution announces it will not print any more utterances from former Secretary of State Bryan, signaling a shift after Clarke Howell’s leadership.
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Atlanta Constitution
South
Clarke Howell
Bryan
Perfidy of Bryan in Spanish-American War antics questioned
Washington Herald condemns William Jennings Bryan for visiting the South in a colonel’s uniform during the Spanish-American era. It accuses him of desertion and self promotion, arguing he traded ethics for thrift and betrayal of Champ Clark and Wilson, showing perfidy. The piece critiques his motives and brief stay.
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Bryan
Cuba
Clay
Mars
Prince of Peace
Temple of Morality
Champ Clark
Wilson
Washington Herald
Democratic Papers Back Wilson Re Election In War Crisis
The piece notes Democratic papers claim thousands of Republicans will back President Wilson for re election because of his handling of the European war. It argues patriotism and duty drive GOP support, parallels to Lincoln era politics, and outlines the upcoming Democratic Republican campaign on tariff and policy.
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Wilson
Union
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Ison
Democratarty
Blicans
Arnica Salve advertised for skin ailments and infection
An advertisement touts Arnica Salve as protection and antiseptic healing for cuts sores rashes eczema and other skin troubles. It promotes a 2 ounce box priced at 25 cents and urges avoiding neglect of minor injuries.
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Ucklen
Bucklen
Burton and family plan extended stay in Washington D C
Fragmentary notice indicates Burton and children will leave this week for Washington D C where they will join another party. The incomplete text mentions Sherman and an extended visit in a distant city.
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Burton
Ify
D. C
Oth
C. J. Sherman
Ich
Sullivan County Pioneer Exline of Cass township
George A. Exline near 86, born in Cass township after 1844 arrival from Ohio with his family. He farmed for sixty years on a Dugger road property, served 85th Indiana in the Civil War, married Nancy Creager, raised five children, and remained a trusted Republican and Union subscriber. The piece notes his landmark home, church membership, civic standing, and long life of reliable character.
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Sullivan County
George A. Exline
Cass Township
Indiana
James K. Polk
United States
Wright Township
Greene County
Jasonville
Ohio
George
Barnet Saucerman
Dugger
Saucerman
Exline
85Th Indiana
Crawford
Nancy Creager
Thomas B. Creager
Marshall
Wynne
Thomas
John Exline
Isabelle
George French
Gill Township
George Exline
Dugger Road
Sullivan
Mr. Exline
Methodist Church
Union
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough syrup made from pine balsam tar and honey. It claims thousands cured coughs and colds and urges readers to buy the 25 cent original bottle from dealers immediately.
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Dr. Bell
City to Appeal Willis v City to Supreme Court
The city council authorizes City Attorney John W. Lindley to appeal to the Supreme Court in the case of James H. Willis against the city council. Willis, a patrolman dismissed by the council, alleges he was employed for a full four year term and that the council acted illegally. Judge Bridwell previously overruled a demurrer to the complaint.
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Supreme Court
John W. Lindley
James H. Willis
Willis
Bridwell
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Easy Night Laxative
An easy pleasant laxative promise. Take one or two pills with water at night for a morning bowel movement and all day comfort. Sold by druggists, 36 in a package for 25 cents. Get a bottle today and enjoy this simple laxative.
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Bascomb
Eph Keef
Ephc
Perkins
Wilson
Germany
Deacon Hansford
Martinsville
Dick Bledsoe
Bloomington
Becky Bledsoe
Safronia Rawlings
Becky
Safronia
Zeb Hawkins
Love Ann
Daddy Long
Zeb
Ann
Squire Ebbersole
Bill Blithers
Stebbins
Dr. King
Bridwell Acts as Special Judge in Vigo County Road Case
Judge Bridwell traveled to Terre Haute Thursday to serve as special judge in an injunction suit filed by the Vandalia and Big Four railroads against the Vigo County Board of Commissioners. The case seeks to halt eleven township road constructions and was continued to July 2.
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Bridwell
Terre Haute
Vandalia
Big Four
Board of County Commissioners
Vigo County
Sloan's Liniment Relieves Soreness And Aches
A nostalgic note touts Sloan's Liniment for tired aching muscles from hard work. It claims quick relief without rubbing, calls it a better counter irritant than mustard, and notes availability from all druggists for 25 cents.
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Sloan
Visiting relatives spread across Indiana cities
Mrs. P. A. Bogue and daughter are visiting relatives in Wabash and Marion. Mrs. Amanda Skidmore is visiting her brother, Marion F. Borders, in Indianapolis.
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P. A. Bogue
Wabash and
Marion
Amanda Skidmore
Marion F. Borders
Indianapolis
Dr King’s New Life Pills 36 for 25 Cents
Dr King’s New Life Pills are now sold in well corked glass bottles containing 36 sugar coated white pills for 25 cents. One pill with water at night is the average dose and relief from constipation is promised by morning. Available at all druggists.
Farmers turn beer kegs into binder wheels in Kansas
In Cherokee county near Columbus a farmer M H Snodgrass adapted empty beer kegs as extra wheels for binders to prevent machine mire in wet fields. Holes in keg ends house a galvanized pipe axle and the device bears most of the weight. Other farmers soon adopted the plan and Columbus stored kegs seized in raids will be reused.
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Kansas
Pittsburg
Kas
Cherokee County
M. H. Snodgrass
Columbus
Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic for troops mobile ad
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease the antiseptic for painful tender feet relieves sting from corns and bunions used by German and Allied troops at the front over 100000 packages sold everywhere sample free address Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy New York
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Allen
Allen S. Olmstead
le Roy
N. Y
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Recorded
Anna Creager transfers northwest quarter section 15 township 7 range 8 for 1. David Montague transfers northeast part of southeast quarter section 14 township 9 range 9 for 1. Wabash and Erie Canal transfers the west half of the southwest section to William Reed.
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John Emil Anderson
James H. Terry
Ivor L. Wallace
M. F. Gambill
Sullivan
Mary F. Mattix
J. R. Riggs
Pp. L. Reid
Doctor J. Terhune
Dugger
John Ritter, Jr
Morton L. Gould
James I. Gray
Carl A. Romine
Wm. H. Romine
N. E
Anna Creager
Nossame Creager
David Montague
Alta Maude Montague
Wabash & Erie Canal
William Reed
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Sullivan Union
Dirrelle Chaney
R. P. White, Publishers
Geoge A. Exline
Tion
Hymera
Malinda Smith
Matilda Plummer
S. W
George P. Morris
Edw. R. Morris
Merom
John Kirkham
Michael Kirkham
Reed’s
John E. Hammond
Sarah A. Hawkins
Heath
Chas. Bradbury
W. Jackson St
Coin Products Refining CO
Box
New York City
Lwept. Pal
John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
Isaac H. Kalley
Bueineas
Sullivan State Bank
Burness
Citizens Trust
A. G. McNabb
Citzens Trust Co
Jas. H. Brown J
Schoen Brown & Schroeder
Dr. Crowder Bldg
KE. Iu
Hays & Hays
Walter F. Wood
Asrey’s
Charles D. Hunt
Gilbert W
A. W. Clayton
First National Bank
Carlisle, Indiana
Lee F. Bays
North Side Sq
C. T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary Colege
Park & Wibbberg Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
George Knapp
Vincennes Davis House
L. A. Stewart
Art Dentistry
West Washington
C. F. Briggs
Briggs
Buff & Stratton Attorneys
South Court Street
McClanahan’s
West Side Public Square
É. W. Lindley
N. Side
Ujpers
Chicago
Southeastern R. R
L. Ynbil
Southeastern Indian
Peoria
St Louis
Beehunter
Vandzulla
Vincennes
Bedford
Monon
Seymour
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pointea
Central Passenger Association
J. T. Averitt
Chicago, Ils
W. H. Hill, JR
Insurance, Abstracts
Fidelity Loan CO
Laurent & Thom
Shelburn, Ind
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Arnica
Drurg
M. A. Haddon Real Estate
Watson’s
North Side Square
C.T. Howard
Graduate Indiaa Vetina College
Park & Wible Barn
Indians
Earth
Oo. C. Company
Terrete
Ind
Thige Asee
Daly
Stuni v
Parker
Carlisle
Mary” Hall
Haddon Township
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