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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
2
The article promotes The Norfolk by Hart Schaffner and Marx, praising its return in a stylish, well-made form. It notes the brand’s distinctive touch and suggests many other men’s wear options and suit styles are on display.
The Democratic state convention will meet in Tomlinson Hall June 4 and 5 as Indiana politics focus on the 1902 campaign. Republicans praise the recent convention, Beveridge’s keynote and predict a victorious year while publishing new political handbooks and platform compilations for voters and party workers. The Labor Commission, led by McCormack, reports progress toward industrial peace with 225000 workers across 3900 centers and rising arbitration efforts. The dedication of the Jitrs monument is set for May 15 in Indianapolis with speakers including Governor Durbin and General Foster, and poet James Whitcomb Riley.
The Kansas City Star rebukes Senator Beveridge for crediting prosperity to his party alone. It argues natural resources climate and geography largely shaped growth, noting prosperity in 1892 and 1902 contrasts with hard times in 1894 to 1896, challenging the party’s claimed role. Any long memory shows the missing common factor.
Excursion rates announced for National Baptist anniversaries in St Paul May 20–28 with sale May 17 and 19. return by May 26 with possible extension by depositing ticket. Also rates from Harrisburg to nearby events May 15–20 and May 20–24 for German Baptist Brethren Conference with May 15–20 sale, returns by June 2. Indianapolis round trips for Grand Lodge events May 18–22 and 27–28 with return May 23 or 29. Decoration Day tickets allow 150 miles at 1 1/3 fare with sale May 29–30. Contact F P Jurrries, G P A WLW, Casto, D H Winewan, aided by Sullivan ind. Vite BLA.
The Lafayette Call argues that actions by Indiana officials, the department of justice, and the president show sincerity. It asserts the Sherman Act will guide necessary investigations and punishments, or the Republicans will craft new laws to fit public needs. It warns of a struggle with powerful wealth and brains and urges trust in Roosevelt and the GOP.
The Shelbyville Republican notes the beef trust protests but says government effort will reveal truth. It argues the administration pursues the issue with courage and that strong law will be used if needed, possibly prompting new legislation. Republicans are labeled as seeking to curb trusts.
In Indianapolis Senator Beveridge argued for government control of trusts as a means to prevent abuses while allowing beneficial combinations. The Terre Haute Tribune notes that such consolidations can be a blessing or a curse depending on legislation.
State of Indiana vs Sullivan County filed in Sullivan Circuit Court on April 16 1902. Defendants Luther S Sloop Georgia H Sloop Joine C Sechler David Sechler and David Ann Bostian are non residents and must answer by June 15 1902 or the complaint will be heard in their absence at the Sullivan County Court House. Clerk Robert Taylor signs the notice with Buff and Stratton as attorneys.
Notice states a sale of twelve acres in Sullivan county Indiana on Friday May 23 1902 at a specified time on the premises. The property is described as twelve acres off the south side of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 35 township 9 range 8 west. Terms are cash.
A brochure by Jno. Sebastian General Passenger Agent Great Rock Island Route Chicago Illinois details affordable vacation travel in Colorado. It promises full camping gear lists costs and practical tips for inexperienced travelers and will be sent free with Colorado literature on request.
Nox. Lo ond 2 daily except Sunday. Where time is not given trains do not stop.
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