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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1880
Page
4
Morton Monumental Fund Under Way With Subscriptions
The article notes ongoing efforts for a Morton Monumental project with many subscriptions already received. It urges every soldier or friend to donate, promising guidance on amounts and timing when the committee calls. Gift should be cheerful and freely given without hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Republican Pastoral Gathering Held In Indiana
A Republican pastors meeting occurred in Indiana on Thursday and Friday with papers by Major Simpson from the Maeloon Star and J. t Kangedale of the Greencastle Banter among others. Speakers included OL 1. Steaith, de TE Beedle, and WUTott, who discussed newspapers and campaigns. The association adjourned Friday evening after lively remarks and praise for the meeting. Next gathering planned for Thursday in Atvetsi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tors Republican Pasternal
Indiana
Kiudinterpoo
Major Simpson
Maeloon Star
Porenn
J. T Kangedale
Greencastle
OL 1. Steaith
Danville Union
de TE Beedle
Rockville Tribune
Deadhead
Wutott
New Castle
Souner
Clash Ve. Croft
Cgewls
Coburnant Straight
Hon. Folia Clear
Squib Provokes Readers Over Methodist Preachers Clause
A local editor’s squib about the sixty days clause and Methodist preachers stirs confusion among readers. The letter-writers seek plain English interpretation of the brief, noting the piece may have harmed or helped support for the amendment and provoking debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anrest
Democrat
Democrats may nominate Tilden to vindicate the old man
The piece argues that Democrats faithful to the defeated Tilden persist that he won and the office was stolen. If sincere, they should nominate him again to vindicate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tir Democrats
Tilden
Train collision near Vandalia misread as mishap
An unclear report describes a Vandalia passenger train leaving Tonion depot when a freight engine with a cage approached on adjacent tracks. A Pullman car attached to the Vandalia train caused the freight engine to derail. the Pullman survived with minor scratches to crew and passengers as spectators watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonion
Indianapoulis Hut
Varndalia
Pathwan
Itil
Paulina Puister
Sini
Noted Democratic Fraud at New Albany Incident
A chaotic scene in New Albany after a claimed fraudulent gathering as Democratic leaders, including Hanton and Fullenlove, locked Republican members out of the chamber. The council chair convened, officers were appointed, and a disputed election allegedly benefited the Democratic faction amid public distrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Connect
Nuditor Hanton
Fullenlove
Dein Tier
Sy. Wooetel
Aloan
Phe
Mayer
Phe Ounyer
Lucetel
Graysville Gossip and Local Happenings
The Graysville region buzzes with rumors about Abner Green’s return, Brown and Sinelai ordering threshing machines, and plans for a local drug store. Notes mention Cooper boys, Wabash area unrest, and remarks on weather and corn planting as warm, favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirbash
Othey Ville
Baisas
Sallis
Sinelai
Sen
Amd
Brown
Chaysville
Cooper Boys
Graysville
Matt
Murray Baiges
Philadelphia Rep. Tilden Dodges Presidential Talk
A gossiping witness, Mr. Watterson, accompanies Congressman Tilden when possible as he declines to discuss presidential aspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tilden
Watterson
At.dinger
Dimity and Docskir in Postmaster General Debate
Cincinnati Commercial argues a woman competent as postmaster is fit for postmaster general. The column mocks Hayes for seeking glory by appointing Dimity to Key's chair instead of Docsixin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mrr. Hayes
Mr. Key
Dimity
Merom Excursion Recap From May 17 1880
Report of a Merom boat excursion on the Reindeer with Johnson & Master shipping lumber to Chinwonville and Chicago. Stops at the Narrows York and Hutsonville on the return, Merom praised for sports and social scene with local residents and students noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrows
Chinnowebh Ferryo
York
Uutsonville
Merem
Johnson
Johnson & Master
Chitwonville
Reindeer
Hutsonville
Chicago
Merom
Belgrade
Currysville And Shelburn Notes And Local Gossip
Mr Buskirk appears on Shelburn streets again as Currysville hosts a quarterly meeting at 8th and Yth. The FP Farmersburg literary society promises entertaining programs with several notable young women. Wm Collins lies ill with typhoid fever. James Gray sold his farm to Charlie Bolinger and plans to move to Kansas. Bolinger's wife died May 15 after a sudden illness during breakfast. Republicans hope Blaine becomes president. Grant seems likely per current standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Buskirk
Shelburn
Elder BF. Rewlins
Currysville
Farmersburg
Wm. Collins
James Gray
Charlie Bolinger
Kansas
Sual
Blaine
Grant
New Lebanon News Snapshots and Local Notices
John Springer praises the spring-tooth harrow for sod. John West visited town last Sunday while John still works on the railroad. Thomas Clifford died last week and was buried at the camp ground. Dr Lisman praised for looks. new organ in Lebanon church draws praise. J C Lisman dug a grave Friday and his house roof nearly burned. A young woman with a bucket of water earns praise. Choir rehearsals begin for the 30th. Local Democrats clinging to True Democracy amid old faction tensions. Rev Hutchenson tends a fine garden, showing his diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John i
Springer
John West
John
Thomas Clifford
Dr. Lisman
George Houts
Levi Springer
Lebanon
J. C. Lisman
Turman
Hutchenson
Political chatter and local notes from a rural meeting
The piece discusses Grant or Blaine as likely presidential winners, Coburn for Governor, and Democratic views on amendments. It mentions farmers planting corn, Hannah returning from Kansas, preaching at Ebenezer and Liberty, and local mishaps like a damaged damper and a horse injury. A Sunday school picnic is announced for Shelburn on the 29th with a dinner and exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Blaine
Coburn
Gevernor
Hannah
Kansas
Ebenezer
Liberty
Elias Dorsey
Beara
Alec
Bart
Shelburn
Frank Mead
Tee Bie
Undeclared Dem Debate Sparks Hazy Discourse
A cryptic note questions the true authority of the Democratic party on political topics. The speaker hints at a forthcoming reveal regarding identities, setting a taunting tone about party leadership and legitimacy.
Carlisle Social and Town Notes Highlight Picnic and Sermons
Carlisle reports a well attended M. J. Sunday School picnic at Robert’s grave and Rev. A C Adlen’s Presbyterian services. J Gaulius preached at Beth Jebenr Johnson’s Chapel and Carlisle. Prof and Miss Sallie Cain close spring term with a pupil picnic. John T Hays and family visited. Local mischief and letter office delays noted. Thomas Pare opens a new art gallery. photography season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J
Robert
A. C. Adlen
Presbyterian Church
J. Gaulius
Beth- Jebenr
Johnson’s Chapel
Carlisle
Sallie Cain
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Athens
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Jade
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Clay County Jud
Miss Hatten
AL Coil
Cal Bobe
Sullivan
Wall Berry
Barry Heath
Will Wilson
Hendrixsen
Captain Shoemaker
Tatty
Ieee
Merom School
Louw Aborris
Tennessee
Morgan
Elder Treath’s
Mic
B. Merritt
Qdiss Dela Farms
J. Phillips
Perry Blue
Orlande McClain
Execu
Qobvin
Forre
Boyd
Benson
Vocorielur Staned
Cian Pratt
Mudirarchool
Dune
Res
Joe
PSS
UA. Beli
Tadhetapidis
Sienderson
Canada
Posit
van Wasson
Linconia Society
Dr. Durham
Meron
Crawfordsville
Mints Clark
Mattie Paws
Eliza Anderson
Sumner
USC
Wibr
Curry Township
New Lebanon
T. D
Robinson Crusoe
Malone’s
Snd Callars
Carlisle, Indiana
Teweoll
Mo Side Pratt
Sullivan County
Dorsey Machine Company
Milton
Ind
James J. Lowdermilk
John T. Hays
Prof. Cain
Agiso the
Youdy
Althoug
Cuxzamine Bax
Hays
Thomas Pare
Mnow
Hosetler & Williams
Jennie Mayfigld
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