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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1910

Page

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Bryan's Indiana trip tests democratic rift with Taggart faction

In Indianapolis, Sept 27, William Jennings Bryan faces a split Democratic Party in Indiana as he gears to campaign for Taggart era ticket amid Nebraska bolt by Bryan against Dahlman. Reported stops include Burlington, Owensville, Edinburg, Lebanon, Bloomfield, with debates over Bryanism versus Taggartism and the role of party bosses.

Indianapolis William Jennings Bryan Indiana Bryan Nebraska Indiana Democratic Committee Dahlman Taggart Roger Sullivan Tom Taggart Illinois Myron King Taggart Committee Mr. King King Burlington Carroll County Owensville Posey Gibson County Mr. Bryan Edinburg Johnson Shelby Bartholomew Brown Lebanon Boone County Bloomfield Washington Richmond Evansville Weed Patch Hill Brown County

Bryan Message Foretells Forest Primeval in Burlington

The Taggart managers await Mr. Bryan's remarks to the forest primeval near Burlington. They will learn how to handle Bryan meetings after hearing his message for the cedars of Lebanon and the Oaks of Owens ville.

Bryan Mr. Bryan Burlington Lebanon Owensville

Miners Arrested Over Violations at Rood Mine

Emery Berrien Charles Smith and William Lucas were arrested in Squire Price's court on affidavits by deputy mine inspector Johnathan Thomas. Berrien faces drilling past loose end while Smith opened a keg of powder with a pick and Lucas ran an unlicensed engine.

Emery Berrien Charles Smith William Lucas Farmersburg Squire Price Johnathan Thomas Berrien Smith Lucas

Carlisle to face petition on corporate limits extension

The Carlisle News reports a petition to extend the corporate limits will be filed with county commissioners. BR. and T. H. rail road company and several citizens plan to file a remonstrance, signaling a likely contest over the proposal.

Carlisle Carlisle News BR. & T. H. Railroad Company

House Moved Overland Behind Traction Engine in Hymera

Hymera witnesses an unusual 12 hour feat as part of a house belonging to Consolidated Indiana Coal Co is hauled overland from Star City behind a traction engine. The owner will reside as chief clerk for the company superintendent, with plans for a new storehouse machine shops and dozens of new homes pending capital and workers.

Hymera Consolidated Indiana Coal Co Star City Lewis Henry Hartshorne Okla Consolidated Glendora Hamilton

Hymera Schools Show Big Gain

Hymera reports 426 pupils in its schools an increase of about 20 from last year. High school students from Coalmont join the move as the local high school closes. Attendance rises at Jackson Hill Willfred and East Jackson with 50 to 60 pupils and strenuous teaching conditions. Five residents leave Hymera to attend colleges including DePauw and Danville normal.

Hymera Coalmont Jackson Hill Willfred East Jackson Randolph Patton DePauw Leota Railsback Mallie Gilman Claude Smith Danville Normal Noel Boston Brown’s Business College

Collision Near Terre Haute Kills Passenger Engineer

A northbound Southern Indiana passenger train collided with an extra freight one mile south of Terre Haute on Friday night. Engineer John Cornette was fatally injured. Several passengers were badly hurt including Hymera residents Mrs. Chas Barnhart and O B Kattman. Barnhart was bruised and Kattman scratched.

Indiana Terre Haute John Cornette Chas. Barnhart O. B. Kattman Hymera

Death of Infant Hays in Center Ridge burial

Albert Thomas Hays, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hays, died Tuesday evening. A simple burial service for immediate relatives and friends was held at Center Ridge on Wednesday morning, with Rev. J. H. McArthur of the Presbyterian church conducting.

Albert Thomas Will Hays Center Ridge J. H. McArthur Presbyterian Church

Boston Landmarks and Historic Churches Revealed

The author guides visitors through Boston's Beacon Hill state house memorials, the King's Chapel site dating to 1688, Tremont Temple's vast reach, Park Street Church’s role in American hymn history, abolitionist addresses, and the Granary burial ground with figures like Hancock Adams and Revere.

Boston Massachusetts State House Beacon Hill Beacon Bowdoin Streets New York Massachusetts State House Memorial Hall Massachusets Gen. Hooker August St. Gaudens Col. Robt. Gould Shaw Beacon Street King’s Chapel Tremont and School Streets Gov. Andros London Oliver Wendell Holmes Tremont Street John Hancock Sami, Adams Sewall Peter Faneuil Paul Revere Benjamin Franklin Wendell Phillips John Phillips Tremont Temple America Tremont Temple Bapti& Church Tremont Temple Baptist Church Park Street Park Street Church Park and Tremont Streets Brimstone Corner

Methodist Ministers Selected for Vincennes District

Bishop W F Anderson of Evansville announces Methodist Episcopal appointments for the Vincennes district. Sullivan county clergy assignments include Carlisle W F Russell Dugger Co S Mundell Farmersburg E J Shake Graysville J E Sidebottom Hymera M O Robbins Merom J W Gruber New Lebanon W Wininger Pleasantville D S Nickerson Shelburn H C Powell Sullivan G H Murphy Rev G F McNaughton remains at Prairieton Rev J H Furry goes to Loogootee Chester Ramsden at Decker J H Carnes remains at Worthington.

W. F. Anderson Evansville Vincennes Sullivan County Carlisle W.F. Russell Dugger Co. S. Mundell Farmersburg J. Shake Graysville J. E. Sidebottom Hymera M. O. Robbins Merom J. W. Gruber New Lebanon W. Wininger Pleasantville D. S. Nickerson Shelburn H. C. Powell Sullivan G. H.murphy G. F. McNaughton Prairieton J. H. Furry Loogootee Chester Ramsden Decker J. H. Carnes Worthington

Hogs Bring Record High Price Per Head in Indianapolis

Indiana polis Live Stock Journal reports John Jackson near Clayton shipped 38 hogs weighing 16,620 pounds to Kingan and Company. The hogs averaged 437 pounds at $9 each, totaling 1,495.80 or 39.36 per head. The 18 month old spotted Poland China herd set a new per head record, surpassing January’s 38.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Live Stock Journal John Jackson Clayton Kingan and Company Jacob Fritz Shelby County

Miner Burned in Klondyke Gas Explosion

James Denney, a miner at the Klondyke mine west of the city, was severely burned Friday morning when accumulated gas in a room was ignited by the lamp on his cap. His injuries are not serious.

James Denney Klondyke Denney Gallagher Thomas Gallagher Mammoth Henderson Marshal de Baw

Mrs Sue B Jayne Guest of Sister in Oregon IX

Mrs Sue B Jayne of Oregon IX is visiting her sister Mrs Ezra Martin as a guest.

Sue B. Jayne Oregon Ezra Martin

Cubs Sign Will Baxter From Akron To Pitch For Cubs

Will Baxter, formerly of the Nebraska Indians and currently with the Chicago National League club, has made residence in Sullivan on Graysville street. Baxter, drafted from the Akron team of the Ohio Pennsylvania league, is a pitcher and his acquisition suggests strong throwing ability.

Cub Redes Sullivan Chicago National League Baseball Club Will Baxter Graysville Street Baxter Nebraska Indians Cubs Akron

Weather of a Week and Irrigation Delegates Named

The report for the week ending Sept 25 shows daily highs and lows with conditions from Sept 19 to 25 including 0.10 inches and 0.32 inches of rainfall on the 19th and 25th respectively. Mayor Hoover announced delegates to the national irrigation congress in Pueblo Colorado September 28 to 30. Joe T. Akin Will Hays John C. Chaney W A Sigsman and John W. Cooper named for the city and Carlisle.

Farmersburg Cooperative Weather Maurice Yeager Irrigation Congress Hoover National Irrigation Congress Pueblo Colo Joe T. Akin Will H. Hays John C. Chaney W. A. Sigsman John W. Cooper Carlisle

Fifteen Mining Damage Suits Filed in Circuit Court

Fifteen suits alleging damages totaling 195000 were filed against coal firms in the circuit court last week. Plaintiffs include William Bradbury Alonzo Marlow Fred Downs Thomas Williams James Dix George Smith Robert Duncan Massey Caleb Conger Lemons Oscar Carter Taft Kirkpatrick Fanbos and Otis Peak against Alliance Consolidated Indiana Shirley Hill Jackson Hill and Peabody Alwert coal companies with claims of 5 25 10 15 5 10 25 5 10 10 10 10 10 thousand dollars respectively.

Alliance Coal Co Consolidated Indiana Jackson Hill Coal & Coke Co Shirley Hill Coal Co Peabody-Alwert Coal Co William Bradbury Alonzo Marlow Fred Downs Thomas A. Williams James E. Dix George Smith Robert M. Duncan Albert Massey Consolidated Indiana Coal Co Caleb Conger Robert Lemons Oscar Carter Lawrence Taft George Kirkpatrick Otis Peak Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Co Alexander Fanbos Peabody— Alwert Coal Co

School Building Works Accelerate at Fairbanks and Graysville

Construction on the new Fairbanks school and the Graysville school improvements is moving quickly and aims to be ready for service soon.

Fairbanks Graysville

Miner and lay minister seeks Sullyvan County legislative seat

Rev. William J. Williams a Republican candidate for Sullivan county representative is a lifelong coal miner and 18 year lay minister. Born in Wales to miner parents he came to the U S at age four and rose from miner to self made man through study. He lives in Hymera where he works as a miner and plans an aggressive campaign.

William J. Williams Morganshire Wales Tipple Pennsylvania Williams Sullivan County Carlisle Hymera Mr. Williams

Southern Indiana Train Service Needs Better Miner Access

Southern Indiana plans for a Sulllivan branch train service win approval from Hymera residents and others north of the city but miners along the line protest the schedule. They say current trains prevent miners working north from living in Sullivan. Opening the Glendora mine could attract about 300 miners if service improves. Southern Indiana management promises a more convenient schedule.

Southern Indiana Sullivan Hymera Glendora Indiana

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