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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1910

Page

6

Quick Thought and Brave Action Highlighted by Civic Heroes

A series of dramatic rescues and acts of presence of mind across cities recounts youths and adults saving others from fire, traffic, and danger. Olga shielded a baby in flames, Mabel McCormick saved a boy and aided a taxi-accident victim, Charles Murray and Patrolman Murphy rescued a family from a blaze, Julius Kusel regained composure after sudden blindness during a stage act, and Montague Roberts chose a ditch and pole to avert a multi-vehicle collision.

Cherry Street Reuben Goldberg Murray Murphy Goldbergs

Sacrilegious inscription stirs Morrisville grave dispute

In Morrisville Pennsylvania a granite tablet over Samuel McCracken’s grave provokes outrage for an epitaph praising politicians and priests. cemetery officials fear legal issues while proposals to exhume bodies or relocate plots surface. McCracken a wealthy town leader once hosted many, despised religion and politics, and kept a special canoe-shaped coffin for burial.

Trenton N. J Morrisville Delaware River Samuel McCracken Cemetery Association McCracken Cracken

Stray Stories Vows and Wavers Dialog

A dialog excerpt shows a couple debating commitment with lines about possible engagement to another man before marriage. The playful exchange hints at nerves and affection within a domestic moment.

New to Him Bulky Insomnia Joke Exchange

A cartoon caption shows a man asking why someone stays out late. The other replies with insomnia as the reason. The exchange ends with a punchline that the phrase is a bulky excuse.

Man Ordered Not to Speak to Wife in Two Weeks

A Chicago magistrate issued a two week order barring a man from speaking to his wife or allowing her to speak to him. The record does not indicate a conviction or acquittal.

Chicago

British Honduras Seeks Indian Coolies for Fruit Farm Labor

British Honduras faces labor shortages as fruit growing expands. Officials seek to recruit coolies from India to meet rising field demands.

British Honduras India

Objection to constant questions during conversation

Uncle Eben jokes about tolerating a talkative person who insists on asking a question every ten minutes to show you are staying awake. The remark highlights humor in interruptions during a discussion.

Uncle Eben

Be Yourself And Reject Conformity Motto

The piece urges individuals to embrace authenticity over artificial standards. It promotes valuing life above possessions and living with confident, stable manhood without succumbing to social labels.

Visiting dog tax case puzzles Chester officials

Chester City Clerk William T. Cullis faced an odd request when a woman tried to release a Boston bull terrier from the pound without paying the two dollar dog tax. The dog, owned by a Mauch Chunk man and brought to Chester by Coppock children, had no Chester tag, forcing a city decision on whether the visitor dog should be charged and sent home. Local solicitor to rule on the matter.

Chester, Paw Wiliam T. Cullis Chester Boston Mauch Chunk Charles Coppock Sixth Ward Efity

Hamption Professor Studies China During World Tour

Dr. Frank H. Wood of Hampton College has reached China on his global journey and is researching imperial conditions. He recently lectured on constitutional government at the University of Pekin to large audiences. Chinese listeners show keen interest in reform and foreign governance methods.

Clinton N. Y Frank H. Wood Hampton College China Empire Wood University of Pekin

Seed Corn for Sale by Sullivan Farmers Institute

Reed's Yellow Dent Corn offered by Harry Bland of Sullivan R D 7. Seed corn price 1 50 per bushel. Took first premium at Sullivan County Farmers Institute. Advertisement for insurance services by Hawkins Haddon and Bailey for house barn and property.

Hawkins, Haddon and Bailey Sullivan County

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Fingle Ife Olga Mortimer Egerton Winthrop Board of Education Mabel McCormick East One Hundred and Forty-sixth Street Mabel No. 37 Winthrop National Highways Protective York Edward §. Cornell Highway Protective Society Elijah J. Clark Third Avenue Johnny Geany Johnny Richard S. Bangs Morrisania Court Herbert Jackson Street Charles Murray Woman Baby One Hundred and Sixteenth Street Hermann B. Grossman Olga Chemil Singer Oronto Kusel Montague Roberts Roberts Williamsburg Bridge O’donnell O'Donnell Smith Dowling Christ Sullivan Union Citizens Trust J. A. Gill Merom Indianapolis Southern Sullivan Pennsylvania Dr. King G. C. Floyd Merchant Kershaw S.C Mueller and Reed & Batey George W. Leach AGRES Turman Card Wincott The Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co W. H. Hill, JR Insurance, Abstracts Citizens Trust Building D. A. Cochran Billman & McBride Automobile Service Castoria
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