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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
8
A statewide Republican campaign push in Indiana gathers momentum as district meetings set the stage for a October 4 roundup in Indianapolis. Editors, district chairmen, county leaders, and congressional candidates will map publicity plans and coordinate efforts for a united push toward victory.
Letter to the editor criticizes John Kern in Indiana politics linking tariff stance and party loyalty. Attacks Kern as a poor candidate and ally of Shively Bailey and Standard Oil, urges readers to consider the deserve of stronger Democratic figures.
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor visited Indianapolis to back twelve Republican labor candidates and one Democratic aspirant. He praised Senator Beveridge as a top senator, stated he is not speaking for the Democratic party, and urged labor voters to back labor-friendly candidates regardless of party, highlighting the imbalance on labor representation.
At the St Paul conservation congress Taft Roosevelt and Pinchot received honors while Senator Beveridge of Indiana shared in the acclaim. Beveridge’s keynote unity theme featured epigrams urging national over provincial ideas and a commonwealth under one flag for welfare and prosperity.
Carl W. Riddick former editor of the Winamac Republican prepares to relocate to a Morritana ranch while retaining ownership of the Republican.
The excerpt quotes President Taft praising the Republican party for passing and supporting useful progressive legislation. He asserts that despite internal differences, the party remains practical and patriotic, prioritizing real progress over individual dissent.
An article by George Harvey in the North American Review argues people must regulate their own affairs with best intelligence of all citizens. It cites oppression of the poor, tariffs, trusts, and calls for higher standards, closer scrutiny of public officials, and broader representation, ending with a call to action. New suits listed include divorces and custody, and local obituaries note the death of Aunt Aletha Hunt at 82.
Wil V. Rooker, a former Supreme Court candidate, forecasts an Indiana Democratic defeat by 40 000 to 80 000 in November. He blames party bosses and a Democratic governor for allowing their control and urges action to save the party from looming destruction.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of West Jackson Hill Coal Mining and Transport Company will be at the Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad Passenger Station in Evansville Indiana on Monday October 17 1910 from 11 a m to 4 p m. Directors will be elected and other business transacted. Gilbert S Wright secretary. First insertion Sept 21 1910-31.
A dental advisory urging tooth cleaning and examination by Dr. Lindley appears alongside a notice of the Annual election of officers for Citizens Trust Company in Sullivan Indiana. The election on October 8 1910 will appoint nine directors with one vote per share. Attest: Sherman Lang president secretary treasurer.
Rev. Irving Parrott resigns from Carlisle Presbyterian Church after two years to enter McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. He also led Farmersburg Presbyterian Church. Local visitors include William Fitzsimmons of Huntsville Alabama and Mrs W E Burton returning from Rocky Ford Colorado./ For sale two trips of Angora goats at 25 dollars per trip. Weather weekly report by Maurice Yeager notes variable days with cloudiness and clear spells for Farmersburg for Sept 12 to 18.
A short notice from Sullivan Indiana dated July 138 1910 appears in the OCR fragment, indicating a personal letter or notice addressed to Fred E Dix. The readable text provides no additional context or event.
W P Stratton administrator of George W Smith estate has filed a final report with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The report will be heard on Monday October 10 1910 the first judicial day of the October term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. BUFF STRATTON Attorneys.
Notice is hereby given that Elmer E. Jackson, administrator of the estate of John H. Jackson, deceased, seeks final settlement. The administrator requests all persons having claims against the estate to present them properly verified. This notice is filed to conclude the administration.
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