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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1914
Page
4
The Sullivan Union, the county's only Republican paper, outlines subscription prices for one year, six months, and three months, all strictly in advance. Publishers D. Chaney and Br. P. White note the paper's 1873 post office entry and establish the paper as a second class matter in Sullivan Indiana.
A former congressman Cullop is eyed for the Mexico ambassador post, with criticism that he lacks diplomatic experience and would impair the postal service. The piece argues the appointment would betray public welfare for party aims and questions the president's judgment.
The Sullivan Times laments the state’s current Democratic administration and denounces prior and present hiring practices. It blasts the treasury debauchery and wasteful offices, claiming reform failed and promises dismissal at the ballot box when taxpayers vote.
Unclaimed letters as of September 2 1914 in Sullivan Indiana include Mrs Marilla Barnes Mrs Della Easton Mrs Laura Gillman Miss Lorene MacDonald Miss Laurel Steele Miss Anna Genta Mr Glen Brooks Mr Charley Howes. Letters require calling out by saying advertised with one cent due per letter.
The report notes Hood sending word to Hardee to return 8 D. Lee's corps to him at Atlanta. Sherman learns of the action and telegraphs Washington that Atlanta is ours and fairly won. Confederates express elation over Hood's apparent escape from the Atlanta defeat.
Hugh Th. Miller described as honest and capable by the Loogootee Tribune as a nonpolitician business leader fit to represent Indiana in the Senate. The piece argues his election would curb ism and folly and reassure voters.
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