Evolution of Indiana Newspapers Through the 19th Century
The narrative traces the rise and decline of several Indiana papers including the Sullivan Democrat, Stars and Stripes, Sullivan County Union, Sullivan County Banner, and Carlisle Democrat. It covers editor changes, ownership transfers, financial strains, and political alignments shaping local press history from 1860 to 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamill
Farley
Mayes
Terre Haute Journal
Newark
Ohio
Cincinnati
Sullivan Democrat
F. M. Browning
Merom
Stars and Stripes
Sullivan
John W. Osborn
Isaac M. Brown
L'Erre Haute
Sullivan County
Brown
Union
Uriah Coulson
J. H. Stark
T. H. Evans
Crawford
Boonville
Ind
Register
Carlisle
Wm. Herron
George
E. H. Bailey
Bailey
Carlisle Democrat
W. W. Bailey
Democrat
Vincennes
George Basler
True Democracy
Cal. Taylor
J. C. Bartlett
Sullivan Times
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Indiana
Darby
J. H.zelling& CO
Cemists
T.o
Bucklen
Tor Sa
Crowder & Reed
Beatty
Creation Beatty
Washington, N. J
Sullivan Abstract Co. Makss
John T. Gunn
South Side
John C. Chaney
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Burraloo
New England
Palace
St. Louis
New York
Boston
New York Central
Boston & Albany
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Colorado
California
C. Pierce
Sou
Pussing't
Sh Heig
Gen Wiese
Annie
Curry & Curry
Sullivan, Indiana
Bureau
Epics
E. J.C. Hilderbrand
Cour Ee
Goene Bank
J. J. Stephens
Lebanon
James J. HM. Gregory
Marblehead
Mass
Southside
Sullivan, End
W. G. Young & Co
Hatch & Foote
Watt Stree
New York Stock Exchange
Collier Company
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central R. R
Charles L Colby
Milwauke
Wis
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