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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1904

Page

8

More Railroads Are Needed to Aid Indiana Mines

Terre Haute March 18 The Illinois Indiana mining boom continues with 36 men seeking mine boss and 58 for hoisting engineer exams. Six new mining companies form as wage disputes ease, yet Indiana coal faces rail shortages from Greene and Sullivan counties hindering delivery to Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Big Four lines have moved coal from Illinois despite embargoes on Sullivan and Greene coal. Expect rail expansion once wage talks settle.

Terre Haute Ind Indiana Greene and Sullivan Counties Southern Evansville & Terre Haute Felésasl Illinois Big Four Indianapolis Sullivan Greene County

Farmersburg Notes and Local Purchases

Farmersburg reports W A Johns visiting Shelburn on Thursday. Mrs E S Montgomery traveled to Terre Haute last Wednesday. Jas H Branson has purchased LF TF LF WF.

W. A. Johns Shelburn E. S. Montgomery Terre Haute Jas. H. Branson

Local notes on land sale and community events

Twenty acres once owned by Edmond Jewell are mentioned. Rosa Morgan returns to Cory after a visit, and Miss Maude Parish hosts relatives in Indianapolis. The Epworth League plans a Temperance program Sunday. Rev G L Engler accepts a call to the local Presbyterian church and starts April first.

Edmond Jewell Rosa Morgan Cory Mattie Lash Willard

Burlington offers low one way colonist rates to the Northwest

From March list to April 30 1904 the Burlington cuts regular rates by 25 to 40 percent to Montana Washington Oregon Idaho California. The Burlington Northern Pacific Express with chair cars and Tourist sleepers travels daily through train into the Northwest via Billings. Through rates and tickets also to the Northwest via St Paul and the Great Northern and Northern Pacific roads to California.

Burlington Montana Washington Oregon Idaho California Northern Pacific Express Northwest Billings St. Paul Great Northern Northern Pacific Burlington’s Denver Colorado Salt Lake City Chas. E. Michel L. W. Wakeley Pine Street St. Louis

Trials Calendar List of Court Cases by Dates

A schedule lists case titles and dates for trial from March 24 to April 4. Notable names include Hill, Houpt, Andrews, Benson, Dudley Town of Sullivan, Neal Lucas, Kalley admr Woolley Holmes Corbin Richardson Howe Dalton Terwilliger Hollenbeck Draper Merom Gravel Edmonson Owen Bonham Eastridge Foundry Shelburn Bogle land Mining Hurst Dixon Sevier Abel Green Hill McBride Worth Shake Johnson Hobbs SinclairDeckard Lynch Dougherty Rainbow Coal ex rel Sullivan Brown Rainbow Osburn Springer Johnson Pismienoeh. The list details multiple pairings and defendants for sequential trial days.

Hill Houpt Andrews Benson Dudley Town of Sullivan Neal Lucas Kalley. Admr Woolley Lowe Holmes Phillips Corbin Richardson Howe Dalton Terwilliger Hollenbeck Draper Merom Gravel State Edmonson Owen Bonham Eastridge

Pearson Case Continued in Vincennes Circuit Court

Bert Pearson’s assault and battery case against Aud Hummel with intent to kill was continued to the next term after a trial in the Vincennes Circuit court last Wednesday.

Bert Pearson Aud Hummel Vincennes

Brinton Creager Corrected in Union Report

A Union correction states Brinton Creager participated in the effort to establish a hop ale joint at Riverton, replacing the previously reported Win Creager.

Win Creager Riverton Brinton Creager

Mrs Anna Bates Dies After Long Illness Near Merom

Mrs. Anna Bates wife of the late George Bates died at her home near Merom Wednesday night after a lengthy illness from Brights disease. She leaves several children all of whom are married.

Anna Bates George Bates Merom Bright

Funeral for Mrs. Nancy Gambill Held at Antioch

The funeral for 65 year old Mrs. Nancy Gambill wife of Robert Gambill occurred at Antioch on Wednesday. An longtime Cass township resident she lived in Cass township.

Nancy Gambill Robert Gambill Antioch

Eggs Barred Plymouth Rocks for Setting

Egg prices listed for Plymouth Rock setting stock with 15 for 50 cents per dozen. Availability and terms noted for farmers and buyers in local poultry market.

Plymouth

Society Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Milestones

Mrs H K Ross hosted the E M Club with guests including Mrs Will Billman Mrs Henry Wilson Mrs Judge O B Harris and Misses Lou and Nettie Stark Prizes went to Misses Elsie Denney Lulu Hardesty and Flossie Willis Refreshments followed Mary Cummins wed Dr James H Gregg of Rockwell City Iowa The couple will live in Madison South Carolina while he practices medicine Both attended Des Moines medical college and graduated together A surprise 14th birthday party honored Ruth Farley with friends including Mary Crowder Lucille Benefield Nelle Glidden Eunice Holmes and others Afterward Miss Pearl McMorrow visiting from Brazil was treated to a Woodland Inn dinner party with Nelle Trenary Helen Snider Marie Allen Hazel Lucas and Mrs Frank Sour plus Nelle Ferrel of Terre Haute

H. K. Ross E. M. Club Eucire Will Billman Henry Wilson O. B. Harris Lou Nettie Stark Elsie Denney Lulu Hardesty Flossie Willis Mary Cummins V. D. Cummins James H. Gregg Rockwell City Iowa Madison S. C Gregg Ruth Farley Mary Crowder Lucille Benefield Nelle Glidden Eunice Holmes Sallie Springer Ruth Boyd Raymond Townsley Rex Benefield Beeson Hunt Mervin Freeman Norval Harris Walter Thompson Pearl McMorrow M. M. Mc Morrow St. Mary’s Brazil Miss Mc Morrow Woodland Inn Nelle Trenary Helen Snider Marie Allen Hazel Lucas Frank Sour Nelle Ferrel Terre Haute

Mystery of the Power farm house foundation uncovered

In Maysville Kentucky last week neighbors unearthed remains on the John Power farm. The site showed a foundation with two chimneys and a neatly laid rock wall with a six inch ground outline. No house has stood on the site in living memory.

Maysville Kentucky John Power

Unclear ruins linked to Reid farm story unearthed

The text notes a rearea 618 Sue Larmaaj coming to the farm where a discovery was made and a mystery cleared through him. Uncle Billy recalls that Thomas Reid, a farmer, lived on the site about 75 years ago. The old house vanished and locals remember marbles played on the pavements buried in ruins.

Rearea Sue Larmaaj Billy Thomas Reid Reid

Corn On The Ear Trade In Wabash Valley Gathers Pace

About 100000 bushels of corn on the ear in the Wabash valley between Terre Haute and Vincennes are being sold as river traffic opens. The Hudnut company has bought around 30000 bushels now cribs along the river front, with other firms buying from farmers. Farmers mostly sell to Terre Haute for higher prices, thirty eight cents paid on the local market today. The steamer Belmont was due with 2000 bushels for Hudnuts but delays south of Vincennes postponed the run to early next week.

Wabash Terre Haute Vincennes Hudnut Company Belmont Terre Haute Tribune

Wakeful Child Receives Stomach and Liver Tablets

The two year old daughter of Mr. P. L. McPherson of 59 N Tenth St Harrisburg Pa suffered prolonged wakefulness at night. The mother treated the infant with half a Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablet which settled the stomach and quieted the child.

P. L. McPherson N. Tenth St Harrisburg Chamberlain

Bar Gain Seeks Buyer for Sullivan County Mill and Elevator

The best mill and elevator in Sullivan County are for sale at a bar gain. The Brik business house sits on the public square in Sullivan offering a prime location and ongoing trade.

Sullivan Merom North State Street East Washington Street Public Square Sullivan County Brik Business House

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Farmersburg Cuiuitild Yaouvas Dewees Jennie Lane Mrs. Barbie Fannie Dorsey H. V. Crapo Charles MacClanahan Bennett Bros. & Williams W. T. Freeman Baldridge Thos. Hazelrigg Indianapolis Southern Railway Bloomingington Bloomington Tlinois Central GITA Pearson Brinton Wm. McCrory A. E. Smith Insurance, Loans and Real Estate National Bank South State Street Jackson Street Sam Goodman Main Street Bis Mens Department Main St 7Th and Main Lew E.B. Watson Reed Batey Lindeman Son Piano
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