Local Government Officials Named in Document List
A catalog of names and titles appears, listing several officials such as William T. Zenor Joint Senator Chris W. Cook Prosecuting Attorney Edward O’Connor Sheriff Philip E. Loitch Recorder Frank M Wilson Coroner and surveyor positions. The roster also references commissioners and councilmen across multiple districts with multiple individual names including J. McIntosh Edmond Love ham H Keller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
William T. Zenor
Smith Askren
Christopher W. Cook
John H. Luckett
Andrew J. Lopp
George L. Hess
Edward O'Connor
Philip E. Loitch
Frank M Wilson
Ww S. Nye
Fit District
Third District
Debates on Subsidies and Cuban Tariffs Stir County Letter
A county letter questions the 20 percent Cuba tariff cut and ship subsidy votes. It cites Senate action, flag disputes, and a push to open the books amid real estate debt, urging taxpayers to resist subsidies and GOP downsides. It notes General Wood and candidate shifts, including Miers and Rhea Moss seating controversy.
Inadequate Concession to Cuba Criticized by N Y World
The piece argues that a 20 percent sugar duty reduction harms Cuban planters by leaving them with minimal or negative profits. It cites Governor-General Wood’s figures showing costs and losses per 300 pound sack, notes Palma’s demand for at least a 50 percent cut, and recalls Oxnard’s 1899 assertion on beet sugar competition.
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Wood
Cuba
Havana
Palma
Oxnard
Congress
N. Y. World
New Army Plan Sparks Monarchy Criticism
General Miles leads debate over a proposed army reorganization his critics say centralizes power, widens the staff gap, and resembles imperial systems. The plan is described as revolutionary, risking a drift toward German or Russian styled military structure in the United States.
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Miles
Price of Criminal Aggression Overshadows Imperial Glory
The Indianapolis Sentinel laments a carload of eighteen insane soldiers from Philippine service sent to a Washington hospital. They ride in handcuffs and straight jackets under guard, described as roaring and snarling, a grim cost of imperial policy and Beveridge’s promised glory.
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Philippines
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Washington
Beveridge
Indianapelis Sentinel
Banking bill praised as art and reform
The House Banking and Currency Committee backs a bill to deposit excess government funds of over 50 million in national banks at 1 percent interest and allow notes equal to capital. The piece, lauded by the Huntingburg News, argues it nearly frames conservatism and could end campaign issue needs. The letter also notes Republicans in the 40 member majority barely surpassed a threshold to oust Congressman Rhea, blaming partisanship for Cuba policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea
Steptucky
J. M. Moss
Moss
House Committee On Banking and Currency
National Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Beveridge
Congress
Huntingburg News
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic labeled formula claim
The text notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic bears the formula on every bottle. It asserts a no cure no pay claim and questions potency and efficacy of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Chap Menaugh Prays For Delinquent Subscribers
The Salem Democrat editor Chap Menaugh prays publicly about delinquent subscribers. He asks the Lord to move readers to pay up, noting shortages of ink paper and funds, and warns of consequences for nonpayers including political rebukes and exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chap Menaugh
Salem Democrat
Chap
Jennings County
Exchange
Rosewood Community News Tells of Illness Visits and School Plans
Roy Fink contracts pneumonia while Will Wate and James Arnold visit relatives in New Albany. Sam McRae hosts guests from Indianapolis as the Easter sermon by Rev. Dobson at Rosewood Chapel is praised as the best yet. Sunday school officers are listed and a new Creting blacksmith shop is planned on the old Dr. K D V site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fink
Will Wate
New Albany
Sam McRae
Indianapolis
Calvin Bros
Dobson
Rosewood Chapel
Minnie Colvin
Alice McRae
Bent
Babcock
Elizabeth
Harris Colvin
James Davis
Roy
Birthday Dinner Returns Home To Feast For Forty
Forty relatives and neighbors gathered in Jackson township for John Graves birthday wife. The Graves returned from a neighbor quiet to a table loaded with food. They enjoyed afternoon singing led by Prof Weed Peters and his daughter. Residents praised Mrs Evans for birthday dinners and sang We are Going Home as they departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graves
Jackson Township
Guovin's Tastz Chill Tonic for Malaria Fever
An advertisement proclaims Guovin's Tastz Chill Tonic as the best prescription for malaria chills and fever. It claims iron and quinine in a palatable form with a no cure no pay offer and a price tag of Be. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guovin
Flow To Gain Flesh
An old advertisement claims you can gain flesh by taking Scott’s Emulsion. It asserts that an ounce stimulates digestion so a person can absorb ordinary food, leading to a pound gained per day in some cases. The copy stresses that some flesh is necessary for health and promises results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Atlantis Cnsce
Harrison County to let pike contracts in two townships
County Commissioners of Harrison plan to award contracts on Thursday April 10 for pike construction in Blue River township and on Friday April 11 for the pike from Corydon to the Heth township line. The county says good roads will boost population and land values over the next decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Blue River Township
Corydon
Heth Township
N. A. Ledger
Notice of Election for Harrison County Mutual Fire Insurance
Notice to policyholders of Harrison County Mutual Fire Insurance Co that the annual election will be held Saturday April 5 1902 at the courthouse in Corydon to elect officers and transact any other business. John J Gleit president OtTo Smith secretary m29-2w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Court House
Corydon
On Trial Sale for Aquatic Dream Separators
Auction style notice states several Aquatic Dream Separators are for sale at Ed Beans tin shop with a two week trial. Buyers may return or pay after the trial. Contact L. Dick for details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bean
L, Dick
Eggcart for hatching White Wyandotte eggs in Corydon
Hatching eggs from White Wyandotte stock offered with pricing per 45, booking orders for February through May. First orders booked will be filled first. Contact Henny W. Denbo of Corydon Indiana to place orders now.
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Tom
Henny W. Denbo
Corydon
Ind
Lumber for Sale at Chambers & Co Mill
About 40,000 feet of building lumber of all kinds offered for sale at Chambers & Co mill in Spencer township three miles south of Ramsey. For particulars contact Logan Alexander who lives near the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers & Co
Spencer Township
Ramsey
Logan Alexander
Poultry Sale Ad From Breckenridge Indiana
J. S. Pfrimmer offers remaining chickens at one dollar each with cockerels priced the same. Eggs offered at one dollar per setting from select hens and thirty cents for farm run. Breckenridge Indiana.
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J. S. Pfrimmer
Breckenridge, Ind
For Sale Shorthorn Bull 24 Years Old
For sale a fine Shorthorn bull aged 24 years. Inquire of Her LUCKET Marl9 tf.
Monumental work and national kinship in 1899 Indiana hens
The text highlights C H Ginkins urging purchases of his monumental work while Indiana hens are praised for their industry, noting 1899 egg production of 70,782,206 dozens worth 7,441,955 dollars. It mentions 177,000 horses bought in the United States for British service in South Africa and patriotic American indignation. Monuments at Ginkins' shop. Orange Blossoms. Samuel J. Titled Kirk and Fannie D. Brinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
United States
South Africa
Easter services and social notices in local churches and town
Easter services at the Presbyterian church in the morning and at the MLEK church in the evening drew sizable crowds. A wedding occurred last Sunday as Mr. Lewis and Miss Thaise Treece wed at the bride’s sister’s home, Rev. Hartman officiating. Also noted are returns and visits from residents, occupancy changes, and a school closing event at Center School No. 5 in Boone township led by Prof. Emery Brown with student recitations by Miss Vada Davis. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised as a cure for sores and skin ailments with testimonial from A. S. Fuller and L. A. Riely & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
MLEK
Lewis
Thaise Treece
Harlin
Hartman
Ethel Slaymaker
Indianapolis
B. F. Rush
New Albany
Oscar Huffman
Ora Winders
John Ruak
Mattie Clark
Vance Hill
Charles Barger
No. 5
Boone Township
Emery Brown
Vada Davis
Evans’ Landing
Brown
DeWitt
A. S. Fuller
L. A. Riely & Son
For Rent 40 Acres Pasture Near Laconia
Advertising a 40 acre pasture with ample water suitable for stock through summer. Reasonable prices. Contact B F Forbis Farm one mile west of Laconia or write Laconia ap2 6w Epw Brewer.
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Forbis Farm
Laconia
Brewer
Notice to Sell Real Estate in Harrison County Court
In Harrison County Indiana the Estate of William A Lofton deceased seeks court order to sell real estate to pay debts. Petition filed in Circuit Court with hearing May 12 1902 at Corydon Court House. Clerk’s seal witnessed March 31 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Harrison County
Indiana
Joseph Uhl
Illiam
A. B. Lofton
Mary E. Lofton
Isaac Lofton
John Lofton
Gilbert Lofton
Dennis Lofton
Sherman Lofton
Levi Lofton
Alice Oltis
Court House
Corydon
Said
Small
Charles A. Bline
Notice of Survey for 18 Acre Tract in Harrison County
Sarah C Cunningham notifies Charlotte Ellis and Mary E Sweeney that on April 4, 1902 the County Surveyor of Harrison County Indiana will survey and locate corners for her 18 acre tract in fractional section 2, township 6 south range 4 east, adjoining their land. March 18, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ellis
Mary E. Sweeney
Harrison County
Indiana
Sarah C. Cunningham
Appointment of Executor for Henry B. Utz Will
Notice announces Thomas Spencer appointed executor of the last will of Henry B. Utz of Harrison County Indiana who died recently. The document is dated April 1, 1902 with a court or public filing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Utz
Harrison County
Indiana
Thomas Spencer
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Chas
Ellis
Feice
Hugh H. Rhodesdrew J. McIntosh
Edmond B. Loveham H. Keller
Srns
Arnold Lam Thomas
William J. Maud
Georia L. Shields
George G Schafer
Benjamin F. Davis
Grannie
U. S
Hanna
Senate
Roosevelt
Santiago
Robert W. Miers
Republican Party
Chap Menaugh’s Prayer
Rosewood
James Arnold
Miss Ophelia
Grandma Wate
Son
Sam Wate
K. D. V. Villiar
J. E. Miller
Daisy Colvin
Parva Miller
Will Miller
Louisville
Will
J. W. McRae
T. W. Knight
Stella Miller
Efie Knight
Alice Miller
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Gcott’s
Finniston
Scott & Bowne
New York
O Business
John J
Eggart
C. H Ginkins
Ginkins’ Shop
Samuel J. Titled
Kirk and
Fannie D. Brinley
Board of Commissioners
County of
Harrison
Harrison Township
Tyne
Andrew J. McIntosh
Edmond B. Love
H. Mathes
James A. Watson
Joyce & CO
Princeton
lLion
Savings and Loan Association of
Ciaintiff
Peter C. Martin
Arabella C. Martin
Blue River
Geo. Mathers
A. T. Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Okey Burial Vault CO
Lynch & Shuck
Corydon, Ind
L. A. Riely&son
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