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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1904

Page

9

Lawson Aims to Explain Parker Nomination in Parker Debate

The article argues Theodore Roosevelt fought Standard Oil while in office and details political manipulation by the "System" led by figures like John Hay, Mark Hanna, and Senator McCarren to push Judge Parker’s nomination. It warns readers to rethink supporting Parker to avoid letting the System seize control of the presidency.

The Democrat Everybody’s Magazine Thomas W. Lawson Boston Copper King Standard Oil Company Roosevelt Addicks New Jersey Parker Lawson Judge Parker Theodore Roosevelt United States Standard Oil Mr. Rogers New York John Rockefeller Archibald Associated Press J. Rockefeller iGetenis White House Rogers John Hay Mark Hanna Pat McCarren Brooklyn N. Y Billy Sheehan Dave Hill Bryan St. Louis Broadway Gold Telegram Newark City McCarren Tammany New York State Herrick

Old gray horse fails to make election day ride

Allen Osborne cannot ride the old gray horse to the polls this year after 34 years of election day service. He was carried to Sullivan last election due to illness and has ridden the animal in most elections since Garfield. Also noted is a mining payroll delay caused by a mislaid safe combination, delaying 200 miners a day.

Allen Osborne Mr. Osborne Sullivan Garfield Pol Sullivan County Chicago Terre Haute Evansville

Bryan Opposes Gold Standard Candidate Watson

William Jennings Bryan declares he will not vote for a gold standard man, denying support for Thomas E. Watson. The quote frames Bryan’s opposition in strong terms, reflecting intra party tensions over monetary policy.

William Jennings Bryan Thomas E. Watson Heaven Hell William J. Bryan

Bryan predicts Roosevelt win and fusion plan in Nebraska

A Norfolk Nebraska dispatch quotes William Jennings Bryan saying Roosevelt will win in Nebraska this fall. He outlines a fusion legislature to elect a Democratic senator next spring and states he has not recanted from his position against Parker’s nomination. He criticizes Parker for not standing with Nebraska standards.

Norfolk Neb Roosevelt Nebraska W. J Bryan Bryan Mr. Bryan Parker St. Louis

Bryan Defends Democratic Platform at Chicago 1904

Bryan denounces the New York Platform as ambiguous and dishonest and warns Democrats in Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Indiana Ohio and other states to organize against reorganizers. He claims the scheme starts with deceiving party members, then debauching the public with corporate money, and ends with betraying the party and the nation.

New York Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Indiana Ohio

Dr Crowley Promises Cure For Piles And Rectal Diseases

The advertisement portrays Dr Crowley as experienced in treating piles and rectal ailments with methods that succeed where hypodermic treatment ligature cautery and the knife failed. It urges immediate consultation for a permanent cure as piles are seen as signs of serious disease.

Dr. Crowley

Specialist Dr Knapp to Visit Davis Hotel Friday

Dr Knapp, a medical specialist, will be at the Davis hotel on Friday November 4 from 2 to 4 PM for consultations.

Dr. Knapp Davis Hotel

Property Transfers in Sullivan Hamilton and Farm Areas

Chain of transfers includes John C Chaney to James A McCoy and J P Stratton to W T Dudley with lots in Sullivan, Ida Botts to Elizabeth Botts for a Sullivan lot, John S Bays to C G W Welman for a Sullivan lot, Charles W Stanley to David M Everly for farms in Farmersburg, Broncho O Lisman to Chas T Akin for land in Haddon township, and Joe Christman to George W Owings plus reverse in Hamilton township with multiple land parcels and monetary values noted.

John C Chaney James A McCoy Sullivan Tiacieeong J P Stratton W T Dudley Ida Botts Elizabeth Botts John S Bays C G W Welman Charles W Stanley David M Everly Farmersburg James M Dudley Millie A Morris Hamilton R Riggs J D Bardsley Shelburn Harry Conkle David H Smith Farnsworth H V Burton Lou E Vaughn Jefferson Township Lee Chas McClanahan Herschel Sparks U S Lloyd Geo G Arnold Haddon Township Jas M Sinclair Rosannah Beck Sullivan Fe Henne L McCord Pleasant Jenkins Hymera Etter Tate Reese

Eye care highlights from Dr Crowley as expert oculist

Some people require glasses early in life and benefit from high level skill. Dr Crowley is described as a skilled oculist and expert physician offering advanced eye care.

Crowley

Bryan Views Platform in July 1904 Commmoner excerpt

William Jennings Bryan writes in The Commoner criticizing Democratic platform. He argues a Democratic victory would bring little progress if Wall Street controls party and denounces Judge Parker backed labor plank as meaningless.

Wall Street Judge Parker William Jennings Bryan the Commoner

Cleveland Endorsement Critics in The Commoner

William Jennings Bryan critiques President Cleveland endorsement of Judge Parker in The Commoner August 19 1904. He argues Cleveland shifts focus from Parker election to self vindication and cites calls for sanity over imperialism army cuts and race questions in politics.

Cleveland Parker William Jennings Bryan

Bryan Denounces Nomination Tactics in 1904 Reflections

William Jennings Bryan asserts in The Commoner that the New York platform was vague to win Parker supporters and that the nomination came through crooked and indefensible methods. He claims no retreat from his statements against the process and accuses the party of deceptive strategy.

New York Judge Parker William Jennings Bryan the Commoner

Roosevelt Speech Acceptance 1904 Critique of Opponents

The source quotes President Theodore Roosevelt's July 27 1904 acceptance speech highlighting perceived Democratic insincerity. It contrasts Democratic appeals for confidence with accusations they would abandon vital principles and leave unchanged the administration's actions if elected.

Roosevelt

Stratton 52 tf and Co Books and Stationery

A brief note lists Stratton and Co offering books and stationery goods. The item description is concise with company branding implied as a local supplier.

Stratton Tf & Co

Court Notes Crim and Civil Docket Details

State and Mary Willett cases plus a long list of civil actions including divorces, quiet titles, ejectments, mechanics liens and foreclosures. Several divorces granted, others dismissed at plaintiff’s cost, and property matters including adoptions and heir designation noted.

Guy Lowery Mary Willett Indiana Reform School For Lydia Leonard James I. Leonard Francis A. Harvey James F Harvey John H. Harvey Jacob Cumson Elizabeth A. Snyder Eliza Shake Frank Shake Francis Quick Zibe Howe Jesse A. Poynter William Kirkham Lizzie Runyon Lillie Briggs Charles A. Briggs Olive M. McKenzie Guy B. McKenzie Joseph T. Hough Mary A Hough Sadie Gott Carl Gott The Southern Indiana Railway Co Oscar Allan Greene County Ella Parker Lincoln H. Parker Elijah J. Hopper Frank R. Knotts Nellie Ross John Ross James Kinkade Clyde King Solomon Furry Minnie E. Burge Sherman Burge W. R. Frakes Oma Willis Chas. T. Willis Joseph Stout Katie Arlena Stout James F. Springer Lee Harnard Hix W. Davis William G. Dudley William H. Crowder John A. Miller W. R. Herbert Charles W. Denney George W. Kirk Luther Pigg John Shanks Laura Thomas Virgil Thomas Nora Watson Edward Watson Hermin Jenkins Joseph Jenkins Claude H. Stratton Albert Wallace Isola Hancock Mary E. Fisher

Resolutions by Hall of Hillside Rebekah Lodge

The Hall of Hillside Rebekah Lodge No 605 Pleasantville Indiana expresses sympathy for the death of sister Sarah O Haver an honored member. The resolution condolences the bereaved family requests publication and minutes copy and asks for prayers and comfort from the Father of all. Mollie Douthitt and Ella Sisson sign as committee.

Hall Hillside Rebekah Lodge Pleasantville Ind Sarah O’haver Mollie Douthitt Cones Sheppard Ella Sisson

Shirin's Offers Varied Styles for Every Taste

A local shop, Shirin's, presents a range of styles to suit individual tastes. Patrons are invited to explore options over the post office area, with customers assured of finding something to please.

Shirin’s Post Office

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W. H. Hill, Jr Joe Christman George W Owings George W Ownings ING
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