The Republican County Ticket
The Republican ticket lists candidates for local offices: Senator Bapt.esse Haddon, Auditor Charles B. Bolinger, Treasurer John W. Cooper, Clerk Charles Eno, Recorder Harrison Cochran, Sheriff Marion F. Walters, Coroner Dr. J. B. Coulson, County Surveyor John Ersinger, Assessor J. B. Johnson, Commissioner 1st District Shelby Bosinger, Commissioner 2d District John Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cooper
Haddon
Charles Eno
Turman
Harrison Cochran
Curry
John Ersinger
Hamilton
BD. Johnson
Fairbanks
Shelby Bosinger
John Harrison
District and council candidates named in county slate
1st District Samuel H. Nichols of Jackson township 2nd District David J. Watson of Gill township 3rd District Winfield Exline of Cass township 4th District Bailey McConnell of Haddon township County Council at Large Don Cochran of Hamilton township Dr James Miles of Gill township John H. Dickerson of Hamilton township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Nicholsgp
Jackson Tp
David J. Watson
Gill Tp
Winfield Exline
Cass Tp
Bailey McConnell
Haddon
Don Cochran
Hamilton
James Miles
Gill
John H. Dickerson
Florence Hot Blast Heating Stove For Sale
For sale by J. B. Mullane Co. on the south side at 1241. Ask anyone who uses the famous Florence Hot Blast heating stove about it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
J. B. Mullane Co
South Side
Florence Hot Blast Stove Captures Sullivan County
The Florence Hot Blast heating stove by J. B. Mullane Co. gains popularity in Sullivan County with hundreds of satisfied users. Trade notes call it the world's greatest heating stove.
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Florence
J. B. Mullane Co
South Side
Sullivan County
It Takes Nerve Nerve Force and Vitality Claim
A testimonial advertisement touts Dr. Miles' Nervine and Anti-Pain Pills as restoring nerve strength and overall vitality. It argues nerve force drives body functions and that weak nerves cause fatigue irritability and poor health, claiming the product benefits a reader from a long-standing user in New Castle Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Court calendar outlines term docket with multiple civil cases
The term calendar lists daily dockets from October 24 to November 8 including Nash versus Lovejoy and many coal and railway company disputes, with cases such as Indiana Southern Coal Co others against Ridgeway Scott and Belle Hazelrod. The schedule spans Nash Town of Farmersburg Benson Liston Dodds Bond and many others across successive days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Lovejoy
Mason
A. D. Scott
Haskett
Scott
State
Brent
Hazelrod
Town of
Farmersburg
Moore
Ridgeway
E Moore
Victoria Coal Mining
Benson
Liston
Dodds
Burton
John A. Cox
Fossmeyer
Wilkey
Coffman
Richardson
Indiana Southern Coal Company
Bond
Bond-Gustin Axle Co
Alu Obaugh
Curtis
Kelley
Monahan
Rector
Indiana Southern Coal Co
Foster
Miller
City of Linton
Phillips
Smith
Lafayette Eng. Co. Lisman
Pierson and Clark
Terre Haute Oil and Coal Co
Billman
Usrey
McNabb
French
Pritchett
Board of Com
Knox Brown
Shirley Hill Coal Co
Hicks Et al
Brentlinger
James
Stewart
Kendrick
Swift
Ind
Southern Coal Co
Engle
Bown
Beggs
Sahn
Staley
State Ex
Gluck Et al. Sons
Southern Coal Grow
Summit Coal Co
Goldberg
Russel
Dugger Cooperative Mining Company
Central Coal and Mining Company
Orson B. Harris
Sullivan
Said County
Chambers
Court House
Indiana
Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company
Nathan W. Ringo
Ada Ringo
Sullivan County
Illinois Central Railroad
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Sullivan Circuit Court
Gompers Seeks Democratic House, Laborers Split
The Terre Haute Star notes Samuel Gompers of the AFL is trying to elect a Democratic Congress by opposing almost all Republican congressmen. Laboring men in the tenth district favor protectionism and resist helping a Democratic House. Louis Ludlow comments on the strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Crumpacker
House of Representatives
Louis Ludlow
Terre Haute
Child Burned by Lye at Jefferson Township Mine
The 18 month old child of Mr and Mrs David Critchfield of Little Giant mine Jefferson Township was badly burned last Wednesday after chewing concentrated lye. The child left alone in a room carried a lye can and ingested the chemical. A physician treated the child for about two hours. recovery is hoped though the mouth throat and lips were burned.
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David Critchfield
Little Giant Mine
Jefferson Township
Frank Leach
New Lebanon Boy Held for Robbery at Store
Jesse Dale a 14 year old is accused of robbing the John B Oldham store in New Lebanon of 6 dollars last Wednesday. A portion of the money has been recovered. The notice also touts Dr Crowley claiming success treating grippe linked illnesses and chronic diseases with vegetable medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Dale
John B. Oldham
New Lebanon
la Grippe
Crowley
Indiana
Miller Hurt by Falling Slate at Shirley Hill Mine
Mike Flemming, a miller, was struck by falling slate at the Shirley Hill mine last Wednesday. A large piece fell but only a small fragment hit him. doctors say he will be out in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Flemming
Shirley Hill
Real Estate Deals On West Johnson Street
Squire W. C. Asrey purchased Coroner F. M. Gambill's property on West Johnson street and will take possession next spring. Adjoining the house are 15 acres. The consideration was $4000. Gambill bought 120 acres of his father's Hymera estate for $6000 and will move there next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire W. C. Asrey
F. M. Gambill
West Johnson Street
Mr. Gambill
Hymera
Thumb Mash Cut Off at Glendora Mine
Fred Crawford, a Glendora mine driver, had his thumb mashed off last Wednesday afternoon while attempting to check a car. The J. B. Mullane Co. guarantees Florence Hot Blast stoves sold on an absolute guarantee. J A Mattix has returned from Trinity Springs.
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Fred Crawford
Glendora
Women’s Relief Corps District 5 Meets in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana October 18 The Woman's Relief Corps district No 5 held its annual convention at Morton Post G A R hall. Thirty corps were represented by 150 delegates with Carlisle No 250 welcomed into district 5. Officers elected include Margaret Connelly Newport president and Belle Ephlin Brazil treasurer. The convention adjourned at five with next year’s meeting set for Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Woman’s Relief Corps of District No. 5
Morton Post
Seventeenth
Ohio Streets
Mary Piper
Morton Corps
Louise Johnson
Clinton
Henrietta Fortune
Connelly
Newport
Carlisle
Indiana
Minneapolis
Mary A. McElvaine
P. R. Owens
General Canby
W.R.C
Brazil
Bell Bishop
A P. R. Owens
Sarah White
Rockville
Eugene Carpenter
S. V
Bishops
Belle Ephlin
Meribeh Walker
District No. 5
Johnson
Sarah Kivitt
Sullivan
Belle Wasson Ephlin
Ellery Hayden Adopts Three Letter Spelling Change
Ellery Hayden of Shelburn rural route three subscribes to simplified spelling and will spell his name as L. R. A. Hayden in print, though he will still sign checks as Ellery. He notes his name has long been misspelled and prefers the three capital letters pronounced the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery Hayden
Shelburn
Hayden
L. R. A. Hayden
Ellery
Seven aged veterans hire younger men to erect tombstones
A small group of seven elderly veterans in Oaktown gathered at the cemetery to set 13 military head stones for fallen heroes. Unable to complete the task due to age, they tallied their ages totaling 493 years, averaging 72.4 per man, and hired Lewis Williams and William Moore to finish the work.
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Oaktown
Wm. Jordan, Sr
C. C. Wise
James Shepherd
James Kelly
Charles Drummond
Jos. Cox
Nathan Orndorff
Lewis Williams
William Moore
Oaktown Record
Women’s Relief Corps District Meeting Held at Terre Haute
The Terre Haute Women’s Relief Corps district meeting drew numerous attendees, including Mesdames Ike Stewart, Harry Conkle, J P Stratton, George Alvey, Thomas Reed, Frank Walters, John Tyson, Ward Boles, Margaret Allen, Marion Willis, John Watson, Hud Crowder, Charles Hunt, Mac Hunt, and Mrs Kivett of this city. Also present were Mrs Hartling, Mrs T B Springer Sr, Mrs James Kent of New Lebanon, Mrs Ryan, Mrs Bailey McConnell, Mrs Ida Starner, Mrs Ann Hoover, Mrs Sadie Hoover and Mrs Yocum of Carlisle. Mrs Kivett served as chaplain at the Wednesday morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps District
Terre Haute
Mesdames Ike Stewart
Harry Conkle
J. P. Stratton
George Alvey
Thomas Reed
Frank Walters
John Tyson
Ward Boles
Margaret Allen
Marion Willis
John Watson
Hud Crowder
Charles Hunt
Mac Hunt
Kivett
City
Hartling
T. B. Springer
James Kent
New Lebanon
Prize fights eyed at Merom opera house
Merom reports that boxing exhibitions are planned soon at the new opera house. Management expects strong demand and aims to secure a lineup of prominent fighters for the initial shows.
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Merom
Opera House
Death of Jennie Briley in Hymera area
Miss Jennie Briley daughter of Mrs Margaret Briley died at her home Saturday night after a long illness of organic heart trouble. The funeral was at Friendly Grove church north of Coalmont conducted by Rev Thomas Fuson with interment nearby. Flowers, pallbearers and Hymera school closure marked the bereavement.
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Jennie Briley
Margaret Briley
Hymera Herald
Friendly Grove Church
Coalmont
Thomas Fuson
Ella McCarty
Eurnie Stutsman
Pearl Crysell
Lena Vanarsdall
Marie McCord
Hallie Gilman
Briley
Hymera
Mrs. John R. Bennett Dies in Terre Haute Home
Mrs. John R. Bennett died last Wednesday at 2 PM at her father Frank Garen's home in Terre Haute. The funeral was held in Farmersburg, with interment in Liberty cemetery. Her infant child was buried at Liberty about two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Bennett
Frank Garen
Terre Haute
Farmersburg
Liberty Cemetery
Spencer Gase Continued In Forgery Case
The case of Jackson M. Spencer charged with forgery was continued to the January term of the Sullivan circuit court due to the illness of defense attorney Charles D. Hunt.
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Mercy E. Woner
William E.woner
Sullivan Circuit Court
Gaid
Witneas
Tilghman Ogle
Isaac H. Kalley
Jackson M. Spencer
Sullivan
Spencer
Charles D. Hunt
Hunters Fined for Illegal Hunting on Beasley Land
Carl Wilson John Wilson and Andrew Gregg were fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to hunting without permission on Joshua Beasley land east of Selburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wilson
John Wilson
Andrew Gregg
Joshua Beasley
Selburn
Houck fined for assault on brother in prior week
Adolphus A. Houck was fined one dollar and costs by Squire Kirk hare for assault and battery on his brother Thomas J. Houck after a trial. The notice then promotes Dr Crowley offering a free examination for kidney and bladder disease with diagnostic tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus A. Houck
Squire Kirkhare
Thomas J. Houck
Crowley
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Sullivan Union
Republican County
Esse Haddon
Charles B. Bolinger
Curry Tp
Marion F. Walters
B. Coulson
County Council
John C. Chaney
Citizens’ Driving Club
Coffman Park
M. A. Haddon
Mattix, Turman & Riggs
Studebaker
Chicago Wholesale and
E. Lake
Chicago
Pennyroyal
Pat Chichester
Rie Alvar
Con
Ind. Coal Co
Reynolds
Christian Church of Shelburn
Wence
Dave Gritchfield
J. A. Mattix
Trinity Springs
Ld &S
Dr. Kirz Toe
Carlisle Corps
W. RG. Meeting
Pacha
A. Stewart
Ari Dentistry
West Washington St
DR. Riggs
Davis Hotel
Bi’k Sullivan
Walter N. Thompson, M. D
J. S. Murphy
Fourth Square
Postoffice
Dr. Shanklin
Citizens’ Trust Company
H. Edwards
Buff & Stratton
Gezee
Attorneys-at-Law
Sullivan, Ind
Public Square
J. W. Lindley
Attorney-at-Law
North Side
Spencer Gase
T. Douthitt
Sullivan, Indiana
ttorney-at-Law
Sullivan State Banking
John T. and
Will H. Hays
Attorneys At Law
Sullivan State Bank
Wim. H. Bridwell
A. G. McNabb
Citizens’ Trust Co
Beasley & Brown
Jos
Quier
Coffman Block
Kaat Side Public Square
Walter F. Wood
Attorney At Law
Muehler’s Drug Store
C. A. Price
Shaffer
West Side
C. Hunt
Goodman's Clothing Store
Dale's Jewelry
John S
Fred Fenton
Northside Public Square
Insurance
Notary Public
C. O. Thornberry
C. E. Walston
Thornberry & Walston
South Side Square
Joseph M. Webb
Undertakers
David Crawley
VRE
Nathan W. Ringo Et al
Attys
Union
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