Allias and two defenders beat on road home
Allias claimed he drove to Coalmont with two defenders when on the return trip they beat him. Ike Duckworth found guilty of assault on Allias and fined one dollar and costs. Patrick Hoban cleared of assault with intent. Mont Getty injured at South Main Street garage. foot bruised, no broken bones.
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Allias
Coalmont
Louisa Borders
Marion
Indianapolis
Wible
West Baden
Ike Duckworth
Cridwell
Victor Allias
Mont Getty
South Main Street
Neff
Getty
F.k.patterson
Evansville
H. E. Dutton
Sullivan Union holds steady as local paper in county
The Sullivan Union, the only Republican newspaper in the county, dates from August 1 1968 and lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months. Ebeneene Marelle Chainy is noted in the masthead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theounty
Insurgent Republicans Challenge Senate Leadership in 1912
The piece depicts a faction led by La Follette opposing Gallinger as president pro tempore, aiming to defeat the Republican ticket in 1912. Insurgents block elections, align with Democrats, and threaten to widen a party breach, shifting control of the Senate and shaping future nominations. It notes votes for Clapp Bristow Lodge Tiltman and Bacon, and discusses implications for party unity and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gallenger
Frye
la Follette
Clapp
Bristow
Lodge
Tiltman
Bacon
Gallinger
LaFollette
Sherman
United States
Congress
Democratic Party
Harmon
Wilson
Bryan
Put none but republicans on guard
A clipped quotation from the St. Louis Globe Democrat states the watchword to keep political guards restricted to Republicans. The phrasing emphasizes vigilance tied to party affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Editor demands correction of report about Hickson attack
In a statement to the Sullivan Union editors insist the May 17 report about Samuel Hickson being attacked by a vicious bull is a malicious falsehood. They claim no bull was on the farm while he worked there and that the animal was brought there by Hickson himself the day he left. He allegedly suffered a crippled leg with no other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Indiana
Nancy Chaney
Juan C. Chaney
Captain Crawford
Mila
Ft. Warne
Huntington
Ohio
Illinois
Chaney
Allen County
Oakwell
Roanoke Review
Nancy Chane
M. KE
Montgomery
Presbyterian Church of
Ft. Wayne
Glenwood
John C. Chaney
Stave
James Chaney
Mother
Katherine
Sullivan Union
Union
Samuel Hickson
Sullivan County in Civil War remembered in Sullivan
The Sullivan Democrat published an extensive Civil War retrospective recounting a 1861 mobilization after Fort Sumter. It details a Sullivan meeting for volunteers, the formation of two home guard companies, officers elected, and flights of patriotism as volunteers left for Indianapolis and the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sumpter
Sullivan
Sullivan Democrat
Sullivan and
Sullivan County
Court House
Mr. Crane
Terre Haute
F. IL. Nef
J. W. Blackburn
Sewell Coulson
John T. Gunn
John Mastin
Uriah Coulson
Thomas
Harriet Hays
Lieut. Robertson
Indianapolis
Heath
Hinkle
O. P. Gregg
Pinkston
Hawkins
Cushman
D. B. Wier
County Board
Company of Home Guards
H. P. Hall
T. K. Cushman
Bazil Jewell
Patrick Wilson
A. W. Springer
D. Kidmiston
Cass Township
William Combs
Jeptha Moss David Asrey
Maj
Griffith
J. Ld. Milam
James Garrett
Carlisle
Vigo County
W. B. Ogle
Home Guards
Valentine Moore
List of privates in Capt Mastin's company
The roster lists privates including Wm Austin James R Austin John C Briggs M C Boles Joseph Bailey Peter Boles Milton Belser John Bennett John W Bennett Manard Bell Orlando Bridwell Thesa A Bennett John Bray Henry Chase Amanlus Chate Wm N Collins W F Case Jas M Case Jas Crosby Jonathan Curtis David Chastain Wm Dougherty W B Daniel Jac ob Dodd Labiel Everhart Wm Ea ton M M Ernest Labell Frakes Jas Hopes Robi Hunt F A Hunt Geo T Harper Davidson Hunter Benj Hill Harrison Jewell John T Lloyd L W Louthan Henry H Lane W N Myers John Meek Richard Meek John Moore Pleas ant Moore Edward Moore James M Maskel Rufus Mason Wm mil am James A Milam Wm Montgomery John N McClung John L Moore R D McClung Wm A Mc Bride Jno O brien Cal Overstreet Samuel Orwen H H Patten Geo W Patten Jos W Prease Geo W Power John L Phillips Jacob Pad gett Richard H Price Stephen Rolp Wm Smock Stephen Sorg J R Stringfield Jas Sherman Eli Shepherd J W Spencer Jr Dennis Sullivan C J Thompson J H Tantlinger L H Thompson John M Thompson John Whitman Adam Wilson Abram Warner Joseph Watson Benj Watson James Young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Mastin
Wm. Austin
James R. Austin
John C. Briggs
M. C. Boles
Joseph Bailey
Peter Boles
Milton Belser
John Bennett
John W. Bennett
Manard Bell
Orlando Bridwell
Thesa A. Bennett
John Bray
Henry Chase
Amanlus Chate
Wm. N. Collins
W. F. Case
Jas. M. Case
Jas. Crosby
Jonathan Curtis
Jos. W. Prease
Geo. W. Power
John L. Phillips
Jacob Padgett
Richard H. Price
Stephen Rolp
Wm. Smock
Stephen Sorg
J. R. Stringfield
Jas. Sherman
Eli Shepherd
J. W. Spencer, Jr
Dennis Sullivan
C. J. Thompson
J. H. Tantlinger
L. H. Thompson
John M. Thompson
John Whitman
Adam Wilson
Abram Warner
Joseph Watson
Benj. Watson
James Youngman
Corrections to Capt Mastin’s company list
O. H. Crowder states he served in Capt. Mastin's company and notes errors in the published roster. He says several signers did not go to Indianapolis and many who did go were not mustered in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Crowder
Capt. Mastin
Indianapolis
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Postoffice May 1911
List of unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana May 24 1911 divided into Ladies and Gents with names Crandall Nora Davis Mrs Edna Harris Mrs Eva Irwin Julia Thompson Mrs Maud Vanpatten Mrs Lula (2) Boswell Chas Gardner W E Harley W C Heyen Herman Pool Fred Newman Thos. Two weeks to claim before dead letter office. One cent due per letter. A A Holmes P M.
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Sullivan, Ind
Crandall
Nora. Davis
Edna. Harris
Eva
Irwin Julia. Thompson
Maud. Vanpatten
Lula
Boswell
Chas. Gardner
W. E. Harley
W. C. Heyen
Herman. Pool
Fred. Newman
Thos
Want Ads Rates Note Publicized In Classifieds
Classified section explains pricing for want ads at one cent per word for first insertion and half a cent per word for each additional insertion.
Gasoline Stoves Cleaned and Repaired by John B Gooldy
John B Gooldy reports the completion of cleaning and repair work on gasoline stoves. The small item notes maintenance effort and technician name.
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John B. Gooldy
Sullivan County Poultry Meeting Postponed to Last Friday
Farmers busy now so the Sullivan County Poultry Association meeting is postponed to the last Friday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County Poultry Association
Aviation Meet in Evansville Showcases Curtiss Aviators
Evansville hosts a two day aviation meet June 9 and 10 featuring Curtiss school aviators. Demonstrations of advanced flying altitude records bomb dropping contests and five national features attract thousands while reduced transport rates aid attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Curtiss School of Aviators
Curtiss
Glenn Curtiss
Pacific Coast
Beasleys Visit After Death Of Father A B Stansil
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Beasley of Terre Haute travel to honor the funeral of Mrs Beasley’s father A B Stansil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Beasley
Terre Haute
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Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Axminster
Gibson
South Side
THE
Marelle Chaney
Robert Fp, White
A A, Holmes, P. M
Fort Michaels
Stern & Cow
Michaels-Stern
Springer
Carruthers
Ind
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