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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1905

Page

4

Questioning Human Ancestry in Lurana W. Sheldon’s Passage

Jaauia W. Sheldon in New York Sun presents a speculative meditation on pre existence and evolution. The speaker ponders if ancestors range from Neanderthal to early primates and whether repeated transmigration shaped human form.

Jaauia W. Sheldon Lurana W. Sheldon New York Sun

Colonel's Old Age Adventure Ends in Telegram Scandal

Col Macgruder on furlough schemes with Miss Considine and Miss Willoughby as Bessie returns with green goggles to expose a proposed marriage. The colonel confesses his age and denture life, a telegram taunts, and a trial awards £50 costs for breach of promise.

Col. Macgruder Bombay Fusiliers Miss Considine Coloniel Bessie Pumpington Sanitarium Miss Willoughby Miss Consifine Col. Smacarader Alstones John Pumpington Papa Girton Snappem and Linkitt Lincoln's Inn London Graphic

MULES PREFER THISTLES OVER ROSES ON RIVER SIDE FARM

William Klinke a River side farmer faced Justice Grant for growing Canada thistles. Judge Sherman urged a $100 fine while Klinke claimed mules fattened on thistles and preferred them to American Beauty roses. He pledged to clear the pest and was dismissed.

William Klinke Riverside Grant Sherman Klinke Canada Morever

Judge Faces Disorder in Kentucky Court

Senator Lindsay of Kentucky recalls a Kentucky judge troubled by ill temper in his courtroom. During a disruptive moment the judge declares he may take extreme action to stop the contempt. A leading counsel then asks with solemn tone, “A. pleases your honor, on what.”

Senator Lindsay Kentucky

Maud Parade Interlude At Scott's Store Sparks Laughter

A snippet from a humorous column recalls Si of funny paper fame joking about riding Maud as a buggy backs toward a car in front of Scott's big Store. The crowd reacts with amusement as the scene unfolds and locals share the moment.

Maud Scott Funny Paper

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Lipooree Colonel Willoughby Amelia Considine Bessie Macegruder Col. Magruder Rex Lulu Leander Scott’s Katzenjammer Boys Cap and Mudder Jim Willis Happy Square
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