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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
4
The piece notes Sullivan’s reputation for going wet in fall and dry in spring, casting doubt on the Democratic Party’s prospects after a prosecuting attorney’s setback.
A dated note urges backsliders to return and be received into full communion with the party signaling an internal revival appeal. It frames now as the moment for reunion and renewed loyalty within the ranks.
The Martin County Tribune argues that Democratic registration laws waste taxpayers money in Martin and deprive long time voters of their rights. It claims sickness or absence causes lost votes and calls the law unnecessary for towns with stable populations, urging funds be redirected to roads.
The piece urges revival of Sullivan with a rapid water plant installation to secure a pure supply and attract industry. It notes the county’s large coal fields, good wages, and shipping facilities, plus efforts by the industrial association to fund projects and proposals from Southeastern lines for gasoline traction cars on the Sullivan division to move miners north east of the city.
The piece declares a historic Republican loss the first since sixteen years and the third in over fifty, blamed not on Democrats but on the ambitions of a trusted leader and misguided Republicans. It warns the party to learn a lesson as results show accountability lies with party members who strayed.
The piece argues that assaults on President Taft are a civilizational disgrace and predicts vindication of his administration before the 1916 campaign. It warns that government will become uncertain as power shifts to a party of theory rather than performance, risking disruption to business and daily life.
The piece traces Marcus Hanna's stand pat view on tariffs and explains how the Progressive party formed by Roosevelt drew money from Hanna Perkins Munsey and Flinn to split the Republican vote and oppose Taft for trust enforcement. It notes the party’s aims and the consequent impact on electors and policy.
James B. Watson criticizes voters for misreading patent medicine ads and fearing ailments after four years of political messaging. He claims the public, led by deposters, seeks cures from the Wilson program and references Champ Clark Tom Marshall and William J Bryan as medical authorities. George B. Lockwood echoes that the people suffer hypochondria from political rhetoric.
A heavy rainfall accompanied a busy week in Fairbanks with baptisms at the Narrows, barn raising, corn show visits in Terre Haute, and a masquerade party at Middletown. Local families travel for church, farming, and social events as husking season nears.
Last public meeting of the season by the Brotherhood of churches met at the Presbyterian church. The program included scripture, prayer, and songs followed by a six point discussion on The State focusing on home, church, schools, politicians, lawyers, and a recapitulation, with participants including J. H. McArthur G. W. Titus Joseph Lacey Arthur E. DeBaun J. W. Lindley P. C. Lisman and the Mensingers quartette.
James Therio of Iron River Michigan says the winter coughs affected him and his children but Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured them quickly. He praises it as a good cough and cold remedy. Sold by Joe K Smock & Son with no opiates.
Sarah A McCammon seeks divorce from Herschel McCammon. David F Pearce sues James Il Led gerwood et al for quiet title. Bertha E B Aaron vs William H Gambill and Jane Gambill. Habeas corpus. John O Burris petitions for guardianship and declaration of unsound mind.
Mrs. Emma Maier of Springfield Illinois credits Foley Kidney Pills with curing her kidney trouble after an operation. She says her backache faded the tired dragged down feeling vanished sleep improved and headaches dizziness disappeared. Sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
A. P. Asbury moved at the Gaskins Post No 564 Indiana Grand Army of the Republic meeting to drape the charter in mourning for thirty days in memory of the deceased vice president. Byron Dolson, P. C. Samuel Smock, Adj.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana Post Office dated November 6 1912. If not called within two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. One cent due on each letter.
On the Vandal ia road a train collision with an open switch near Shirley Hill injures about a dozen miners Monday. Dr George W Pirtle of Carlisle sues the German American Insurance Co of New York for 3000 on an office building policy denied after a recent fire. William F Allen near New Lebanon relapses after a period of serious illness while his brother Rev Hayden H Allen visits from Washington. Paul Poynter leaves for St Petersburg Florida to manage the Petersburg Times with his family to follow.
A probe of 3 219 school children across three Georgia counties found 2 228 with disease or other health issues. Most conditions included adenoids hookworm defective eyesight hearing and teeth problems. The piece argues for greater attention to students physical condition in public schools.
The first mate of a British tramp steamer recounts posing as a sacred lion in West Africa to appease a medicine man. He hides in a lion skin until a real lion appears, forcing a perilous escape while the villagers watch in awe. He shelters in a tree and flees as the authentic beast roars through the night.
A historical sermon recounts Jesus questioned by Pharisees asking for a sign from heaven and highlights his refutations. It notes the leaven of the Pharisees, the Pentecostal impact, and a healing at Bethsaida showing faith growth and spiritual discernment.
A dentist promotes eight years of “pleased patrons” in Sullivan and invites new patients to try today’s improved care. The ad stresses free initial examination and a chance to become acquainted with the practice.
Samuel Frank & Sons announces that every girl or woman desiring employment should call at the Union office to leave their name and address once the Leach block factory is ready for occupancy in Sullivan.
A public sale is announced for 25 Duroc hogs including breeding stock and two full-blooded brood sows. The sale is set for Thursday November 14 at 10:00 a.m. one mile east of the city near Citizens Mine. Conducted by S. Carrithers.
Hymera notes report Rev M C Robbins at Centerville hospital improving slowly and local ministers on the sick list. Mrs N House of Shiloh dies, funeral held at Shiloh M E with interment in Shiloh cemetery. Mrs L Kinsman dies at 83. funeral at home of her daughter and burial in K of P cemetery. Community sickness and carnival attendance cited along with various local visits and upcoming election results.
Ohio man tears shirt to flag a passing train and avert a potential wreck. He credits Electric Bitters with curing stomach and liver troubles after four bottles, praising its health benefits. Trial offered by Joe K. at 50 cents.
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