The Union Masthead Prompt
A brief line listing A. A. Holmes as editor and proprietor with P. D. Lowe serving as business manager of The Union newspaper.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1899
Page
4
A brief line listing A. A. Holmes as editor and proprietor with P. D. Lowe serving as business manager of The Union newspaper.
Editorial room asks readers to promptly notify the paper of any item of interest whether news or personal. The note appears in the November 8 1899 issue page text with references to telephones and editorial residences.
The report claims Filipinos are incapable of self government amid partisan clashes. The column likens claims to Lincoln’s steam boat fable and notes a coal shortage threatening further hardship if weather worsens. Coal costs nine cents per bushel delivered locally.
The letter cites a Canton Ohio property lease where a saloon operated on premises before Mrs. McKinley obtained title. It argues a 1896 lie aimed at swaying voters, claiming it backfired by boosting Republican support in Sullivan County.
The article notes Tuesday elections in Ohio Nebraska and Kentucky with McKinley favored and Democrats weak. It cites Goebel in Kentucky and discusses the broader political landscape, including Republican prosperity and the risk to Democratic leaders. It also covers Transvaal War commentary and local incidents.
A speaker claims McLean seeks entry by misrepresenting success while polls count. The speaker argues Republicans supporting him would vote for the Democratic nominee if not a candidate. The situation remains uncertain with more clarity expected tomorrow.
Bloomfield Democrat reports Monday night dynamite exploded at D. B. Rush drug store in Owensburg. The charge was placed under the prescription case and the floor in that area was torn to fragments. No injuries are mentioned in the fragment.
James Yager reports from Honolulu on his way with his regiment to Manila. He describes arriving at the American wharf at 8 30 p m Saturday evening and coal and ice being taken on. He praises the modernity of the mid ocean city and notes plans to sail for Manila the next day if possible.
Two former town leaders meet in a Sixth Avenue restaurant after years of drift. One once a governor staff member called colonel now a Broad Street bookkeeper. the other titled captain, a dry goods clerk. They reminisce, share a meal, and part as plain workers, the arc lamp flicker marking their faded pomp.
A Chicago reporter recalls a Kentucky family hospitality episode with corn dodgers baked in ashes and near stifling butter, as a Boston guest declares he never uses butter while a resident jokes about wallowing in the dope with greasy bacon.
A Boston native praises tramps as intelligent and modest in a New Orleans Times-Democrat anecdote. The storyteller recounts a humorous visit from a traveler who asked for clothes, an awkward exchange, and a remark on not carrying packages wrapped in old newspaper.
An American insurer in New York says the Prince of Wales is the heaviest insured risk, with potential losses to various national companies totaling at least 10 million. He notes speculative english policies, how US laws differ, and that many policies on royals serve no family benefit.
An expert from the city explains that repeated exposure to live wires can harden the body to shocks. He recalls cases at a local light works and streetcar conductors noting varying recovery times and surprising resilience after multiple incidents.
A Philadelphia railroad worker, self styled the original Singing Brakeman, entertains riders on the 10:40 Broad Street line by belting out station names to Lohengrin and Tristan motifs. Passengers clap and cry encore while he conducts his nightly performances, proud of his growing fame.
Fragment notes a death linked to the seventh age and a fourth portion, with unclear context about timing and cause. Names, dates, and places are not readable, leaving the event obscured and requiring further verification.
Isaac H. Kally attorney at law sullivan offers prompt handling of legal business with a focus on collections and probate. Money to loan on long or short terms with favorable rates located on West Scale near McCammon's store.
N H Ward physician and surgeon offers special attention to diseases of women and children. Office on south side Square in Mullane Brook Sullivan Ind
Sullivan Indiana attorney at law J H Drake in Crowder Orive Building offers prompt handling of all legal business with collections specialization and timely attention.
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