Sullivan Union Republican Ticket in Sullivan County
The Sullivan Union Republican report outlines candidates for city offices in Sullivan including Joseph Schroeder for mayor and Ed P. Lacey for city clerk. It praises their incumbency and community leadership. The piece also discusses political and tariff issues of the era and critiques the proposed currency bill as fiat money.
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Fces
Izens
Joseph Schroeder
Magisy
Ars
Illivan
Brown & Schroeder
Ed P. Lacey
Reater
Sulvan
W. H. Lucas
Ounecilman
Sullivan
Oln H. Wright
Taree
Wie
Oan Ape & Brhoeyater Cantpuiry
Jeouna
Ecomecfone
Frank J. Nicholas
Eainechman
Davies Ag
Hediaan
Nichelas
Bricklayers Union
Nichalas
Pricklayers Union
Charles W. Hartfelter
Norminese Far Comedinna
Orvel Grubaugh
Third Ward
Hoosier
Republican Party
Coins Financial School
Woodrow Wilson
President Wilson
United States
Central Board
Cains Financial School
Free Silver
Bryan
Shingle Roof Fires Cited By State Fire Marshal
The state fire marshal warns shingles are a major fire threat in Indiana cities. Sparks from locomotives and chimneys ignite shingles, causing 567 fires May 15 to Sept 27 with losses of 657,179 dollars. Locomotives caused 186 fires (556,555 loss) and chimneys 381 fires (118,624 loss). The bulletin urges non combustible roofing and mentions asbestos shingles as a safer alternative.
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Indiana
United States
National Fire Protection Association
War Fifty Years Ago: Grant Leaders at Chattanooga
Capt. George L. Kilmer recalls the October rise of General Ulysses S. Grant who, amid a split Union command, assumes control of three armies from Nashville toward Chattanooga. The piece details Bragg’s forces, Thomas and Rosecrans, and the tense supply and communication challenges as Sherman advances from Corinth toward Stevenson while Confederate raids test Federal positions around Knoxville and Loudon.
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George L. Kilmer
U.S. W.ifty
West
U. S. Grant
Allegheny Mountains
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Grant
Army of the Tennessee
Vicksburg
Chattanooga
Ohio
East Tennessee
W. 8. Rosecrans
Roseccrans
Nashville
Stevenson
Bridgeport
Sherman
George Crook
Tennessee River
Chattanoogia
Huntsville
Ala
Crook
Mississippi
Corporal Pike
Tennessee
Tuscumbia
Cleveland
Ixnoxville
A. E. Burnside
Army of the Ohio
Knoxville
Philadelphia
Burnside
Cumberland
Loudon
W. T. Sherman
Corinth
Miss
Decatur
Thie
Farmersburg Democrats Bolt Shake Up Local Ticket
Two rival slates nominated by Farmersburg Democrats after a bolt in the regular convention. About twenty bolters met after the convention and some bolters, including Dr. Edward Holder and Chester Hamilton, are now Democratic trustees.
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Farmersburg
Edward Holder
Chester Hamilton
Henry A Johnston Endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound
Henry A Johnston of L Anse Michigan praises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a safe cough and cold remedy for the family including children. He notes it contains no opiates and is sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
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Henry A. Johnston
L’anse, Mich
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Local Visitors Reported Friday In City
O Carty of Cass township was in the city on business Friday. Homer Bicknell was a Turman township visitor. Sullivan. Sat.
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O. Carty
Cass Township
Homer Bicknell
Turman Township
To. Sullivan
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House
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Chattanooga Creek
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Thomas
Braxton Bragg
Dows
Brage
Biviise
Bragg
G. G. Dibrell
J. J. Morrison
Morrison
Frank Wolford
Dibrell
Illawassie
Brell
Wolford
Lnes
Phidelphia
Waudon
Charles McClure
Jeffersonville
Don Cochran
Lawrence Ford
Dan Ford
Patriot Publishing Company
George H. Thomas
U. 8S. A
Rock OF Chickamauga
Army OF the Cumberland
Review of Reviews Company
U. 8. Grant
U. S.A
Crossetts
Ralstons
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
Ind
Geo. B. Lockwood
Republican Committee
Platform Committee
Republican State Executive Committee
Lockwood
Washington
the Union and State Journal
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