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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1903
Page
4
In a discussion on supplying the town with water, the Sullivan Union urges the Town Board to evaluate Chaney’s plan for an adequate water supply on a business basis. It calls out “knocker” interference and emphasizes the town’s debt, the need for progress, and focus on the public interest over individual interests.
Congressman Miers told a Chicago audience he will not seek the governor’s office noting Indiana looks unlikely for Democrats next year. He claimed any good Democrat can win the nomination by asking. He said the second district remains safely Democratic despite Knox county industries. An Madison Indiana audience hissed Senator Tillman, and the column ends with a quip about sewer inspection.
Mr and Mrs John C Blalock celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a dinner for about sixty neighbors and relatives. The couple received several handsome gifts and are longtime respected town residents, with friends hoping for many more anniversaries.
A disturbing tract warns that without heroic measures white and Black tensions will explode into civil conflict. It accuses newspapers and officials of normalizing mob violence and urges immediate social and legal action to curb racial hatred and impunity.
Laura A. Gregg argues that there has never been and never will be a single Women’s Party. She notes voters split by labor farmer business corporate and slum interests and states women vote based on the character of male candidates.
General A. W. Greely of the United States Signal Service argues that wireless telegraphy will play a significant role but will not replace cables or land lines. He contends the shift to wireless is unlikely to occur in the foreseeable future.
The Sullivan County Loan and Trust Co lists capital of 100 000 dollars with officers including J R Riggs president C H Edwards vice president Wm H Burks secretary treasurer C L Davis W C Jamison Joe K Smock C H Edwards and J R Riggs. Location given as National Bank Blog.
You can view an exceptional assortment of writing necessities and stationery. The offer invites you to become acquainted with the department even if you do not plan to purchase now.
Notice by the administrator of Esther A Basler deceased to sell at public auction on Thursday November 12 1593 at Sullivan Indiana premises Lot 26 Snow and Cochran Addition Sullivan Town Terms cash 4th in hand and half in six months promissory note six percent interest attorney fees without relief from valuation and appraisement sale to commence at 1 o clock p.m.
Mrs Rebecca J Maxwell and her granddaughter Miss Pearl Ridge are visiting St Louis. Ridge will stay with Rev Ireland's family this fall and winter to study music at the Conservatory of St Louis. Mrs Maxwell will remain in the city for several weeks.
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