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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
7
John C. Billheimer of Washington announces his campaign for Indiana state auditor nomination. He currently serves as deputy state auditor and has been district chairman of the second congressional district, a role noted for leadership in shifting the district toward the Republicans.
Norman Saude the 16 year old who accidentally killed his 4 year old brother at their Caledonia area home near Sandy disappeared after the shooting. He was found yesterday at Jackson Hill and returned home this morning. He has not given a statement about the incident.
By agreement between miners and operators the threatened strike is averted. Miners at Jackson Hill have returned to work and the dispute will be settled by arbitration. A joint executive board meeting will be held in Terre Haute tomorrow afternoon to finalize the adjustment and prevent a strike.
The analysis argues Russia is an anachronism ruled by a czar under a grafting ducal clique. It blames lack of middle class, education, and free press for unrest, notes Cossack obedience, army disaffection, and calls for reform through a flexible constitution and broader liberty.
A collection of Mexican proverbs with English renders and explanations. Includes phrases about fairness, shared fate, caution, and learning from experience, such as when it rains we all get wet and the devil’s age.
A collection of maxims on faith honesty and spiritual growth note that a solid fame surpasses hollow ing and freedom enables ascent truth appears when allowed and sincerity fuels success. It asserts eternal life as essential and contrasts love with stinginess while linking church growth to divine work.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt records advice from a unhappy woman urging caution for young women about marriage. She warns all men are fickle and a wife’s self restraint protects happiness. She argues against reforming a husband and stresses maintaining individuality beyond marriage to avoid loss of self and control.
Snippets of wry aphorisms from the New Orleans Picayune on fame, luck, Cupid, marriage, advice, and human folly. The reflections tease, warn, and amuse about relationships and life choices.
Paul Morton argues the western United States will lead in wealth and growth. He highlights irrigation, crops, mining and manufacturing expanding from the Mississippi valley outward. He compares population and potential across California Texas and the western region to the East.
An excerpt argues the Bible lacks historical account, labeling it a mold of two thousand years ago. It claims Hebrews did not write history and suggests the Bible contains material for history but is not history itself.
The fragment contrasts wealth and fame across figures like Cleopatra, Hetty Green, J Pierpont Morgan, William Shakespeare, George Ade, John W Gates, Jesus Christ, Jobn Di Jr and Rever fige. It hints at inquiries into taxation, costs of assets, annual incomes, and attention drawn by public speech setting up a rhetorical comparison.
A humorous column from the Atchison Globe jokes about husband wife dynamics and everyday stresses. It notes the paradoxes of wanting to stay home or go out, and playfully questions parental dignity and middle names in marriage. It references doctors weighing liver kidneys stomach and heart.
A compact aphoristic passage debating truth virtue and appearances. It includes lines on honesty biography love dress and the limits of advice along with a quote about the dead and public perception attributed to J W Foley in the New York Times.
A collection of creole proverbs warns of trouble, pride, and consequences. Phrases liken pride to a trumpet blown in error and advise careful judgment when choosing allies or evading danger.
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