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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
7
The critic labels Congressman Cullop as an opportunist who aims to win by fomenting revolt within the Republican ranks and by offering no genuine principles. He accuses Cullop of delivering misrepresentations in most of his speeches.
The Terre Haute Star reports sharp critique of northern Democrats opposing southern congress members over tariff votes. It argues southern Democrats keep the party afloat by delivering electoral votes, while voicing disdain for Kern and Governor Marshall for aligning with such allies.
The Indiana state convention featured three victories for Democrats. John E. Lamb appeared set for senator but aroused the crowd with a speech. Taggart’s role emerged as pivotal in the Kern faction, while Governor Marshall oversaw the convention choice that produced John W. Kern, a veteran figure tied to Taggart. The piece frames a broader party struggle and the campaign’s tariff and Beveridge reelection issues as competing themes in a larger partisan conflict.
The Indianapolis Star analyzes the 1908 Indiana race detailing Beveridge as a true Republican and Kern as a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat. It notes voter alignment, party loyalties, and the looming contest over Payne laws while outlining convention delegate procedures for May 7, 1910.
The Republican Second District announces a delegate district convention in Bloomington Indiana on May 17 1910 at 1 pm to nominate a congressional candidate and conduct district business. Delegates are apportioned by county and votes for Durbin in 1908.
A well known Sullivan resident, once honored in the community, drinks with an acquaintance and experiences a long night of drinking. He returns home in a distressed state with a large burden, then suffers a water shortage when the pump breaks, leaving him to cry out for water.
A fragment describes men spotting two coyotes on small hillocks as they observed a serenade. The text then shifts to a political reflection praising Grant and noting renewed voter turnout and increased Republican ballots by 600000 compared to four years earlier.
A critique of wealthy American society condemns fashionable elites for ostentation and immoral marriages while praising religious standards. The speaker argues divorce is rampant in American cities, urges moral reform, and elevates the home as civilization’s foundation.
In Sullivan Circuit Court May Term 1910 Charles J Montgomery administrator of Mary E Montgomery deceased sues Roxie G Johnson et al Complaint No 13954 Petition to Sell Real Estate Mervin G Johnson non resident notified to appear and answer by June 27 1910 failure to respond will result in judgment in his absence issued April 28 1910 by Clerk Arthur He DeBaun and attorney John W Lindley First insertion May 4 1910-31
Notice to all residents within Sul livan city limits to clean top ground privies and vaults, remove rubbish, haul away cinders and cans, drain low spots, and cut weeds on vacant lots. An inspection occurs by April 30. unsanitary conditions found will be remedied at owner or tenant cost. Be M Corbin sec B of H
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