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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1904

Page

10

Republicans Move Headquarters to Briggs Office Building

The headquarters of the Republicans have been moved from the Goodman building on North Court Street to rooms 9 and 10 in the Briggs Office Building south of the si office. The new rooms are furnished with steam heat. Telephone No 4.

Republicans Goodman North Court Street Briggs Ofice

Grover Cleveland on Harmony at Carnegie Hall Speech

The Chicago Chronicle reports Grover Cleveland as Car negie Hall chair in New York delivering a critical appraisal of the Democratic Party. He argues the party remains divided between Bryan and silver factions, questioning whether harmony exists or is possible under current leadership.

New York Grover Cleveland Cleveland Democratic Party Bryan St. Louis Parker Wilson Isde Shani Indiana Chicago Chronicle

Roosevelt speech acceptance July 27 1994 tariff contrast

The fragment quotes Representative Sincerty urging voters to judge promises by recent actions. It compares the current tariff law to the 1894 tariff and the conditions that law helped create. The source dates this to Roosevelt's acceptance speech on July 27, 1994.

Roosevelt

Index Cheap Store Ad Promises Lower Prices

An advertisement urges shoppers to buy screen wire, screen doors, fruit cans, dishes and hosiery at the Index Cheap Store, claiming cheaper prices. The note emphasizes the store as a budget option for household goods.

His Mysterious Friend Was His Fortunate Benefactor

A tale follows Eliot Kirkland whose engagement to Flora Stenhouse leads to a failed career yet later wealth. His good fortune stems from helping a bathrobe-clad stranger who turns out to be a prison escapee and later the prison director in disguise. The donor, unrecognized by Eliot, becomes the unlikely source of his rise.

Eliot Kirkland Flora Stenhouse Flora Eliot Avi Eliot Kirthind Raya BRL Pwohs Biot Wickhargd Flora StenioGse Ocensisn Chet Ai Cseir Loins Comp Shah Tie Verend Die D. Burton Jeffords

The Zenith Stove Claim of Jointless Perfection

Advert shows the Hot Blast Ai-Tight Florence stove boasting jointless base and leg design for airtight below the grate. It claims double heating speed at half the cost and notes eighteen year patent protection against copycats.

Florence

Dacrot Plast Air Tight Florence Stove Claims Low Ash

The Florence Dacrot Plast Air Tight stove burns soft coal slack and all smoke gases without filling stove pipe or flue with soot. It also burns hard coal wood and sawdust including wet or dry. It produces less ash than any other stove with any fuel.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dirrelle Chaney and Robert P. White Publishers the United States Theodore Roosevelt United States Charles W. Fairbanks John C. Chaney Sullivan County J. Frank Hanly Hugh TH. Miller Daniel E. Storms David BE. Sherrick U. Hill Charles W. Miller George W. Self F. A. Cotton Joseph H. Stubbs Oscar H. Montgomery John V. Hadley Secretary of State Auditor of State Treasurer of State Supreme Court Superintendent of Public Instruction Bureau of Statistics Judge Supreme Court See Seales Tees Unlstrict Joun G Sanett William WM. Lucas John W. Coop John Erlingen Thorne DE. Joseph & A Harmony Sincerty Sullivan Ind
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