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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
4
Entered at the post office in Corydon Indiana as second class matter. Publishes notices from the Democrat Building. Rates are one year prepaid with a penalty if not paid in advance.
The piece cites wealth distribution as prosperity, notes Trust Attorney Griggs to be replaced by Knox as Attorney General, and underscores public office as a public trust. It also comments on springtime mental health, Cuba's independence via red tape, and democracy avoiding government favoritism or disfavor.
The text notes Mark Hanna and J Pierpont Morgan entering the United States Steel Trust, with a partnership in the Ship Subsidy scheme aimed to be pushed through the next Congress. It also mentions an Election Law amendment assigning precinct inspectors to the September County Commissioners term when no Township Trustee resides, rather than June.
In a discussion spanning Guam and the Philippines, sources note proposals attributed to the President and Whitelaw Reid advocating expansion in Cuba as part of a broader imperial aim. The rhetoric frames overseas acquisitions as a continuation of English imperial influence.
The text argues that Andrew Carnegie’s wealth comes from statutes favoring his class and harming the public, and that his philanthropy is a broad act of giving back to the people in his final years.
The J. P. Morgan, Rockefeller and Herriman railroad interests unite to revolutionize the industry. The immense combination will wipe out competition in freight and passenger rates from the Ohio River to the Rocky Mountains, promising a Golden Age of trusts.
The Missouri Pacific head George J. Gould allegedly chairs a $300 million plan to merge Missouri Pacific St Louis and Great Northern Wabash and other lines into a single system. The piece argues trust formation threatens individual business and calls for government action to regulate or dissolve the trusts.
The writer critiques imperial attitudes and the misuse of royal terms in a Samoa correspondence. It argues that Samoa’s people are not slaves and the U.S. President is not a monarch, urging respectful petitions without cringing flattery.
The passage argues wealth or poverty lack public peril on their own but become dishonest when government interference or corporate privileges skew the economy. It asserts wealth could grow through industry without tax breaks, condemns paternal government as the source of artificial fortunes, and warns against regulation that harms national interests.
The Nebraska legislature elected Joseph H. Millard of Omaha to the long term Senate seat and Charles H. Dietrich of Hastings to the short term. Millard is noted as a Union Pacific director and a banker, while Dietrich is described as a national banker who had been elected governor last fall. The piece questions farmer and mass representation in Congress.
The Indianapolis News notes the State platform promised an adequate primary election law. It laments that the bill passed narrows to two counties and is designed to strengthen the machine rather than reform the system.
To be caught by such a fire eater as Funston we don't blame Aguinaldo's hair for standing on end.
Lanesville notes illness of A J Walker north of town. Local millers buy a new saw mill. Philip Walter begins duties as assessor. Mrs Strothman and daughter move from New Albany. Easter Monday concert planned by Catholic Church Choir April 9. Nine children confirmed at Evangelical Lutheran Church on Palm Sunday by Rev Schleicher. Mr and Mrs Ham relocate from Floyd County to Wm Meyer property. Green and Gresham to present entertainments at Catholic School Hall April 12 and 18 with admission 15 cents adults 10 cents children. Advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promotes digestion and appetite. LL A Rrevy & Son.
Public notice promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It claims the potion treats back pain rheumatism liver and urinary issues and helps with frequent urination and night awakenings. An offer for a free sample bottle and booklet is extended by mail through Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
D. Tindall made a flying trip to Corydon. Charley Rease starts his new house. Two children of Henry Watson have measles. The Order of Ben Hur has sixty five members in good standing. A protracted meeting at Perseverance Chapel is led by Rev. Hanger. About one hundred fifty Woodmen lined the funeral for Samuel Cunningham, a Central Camp Modern Woodmen member. Mr. C was Worthy Adviser and an active member.
Mrs Mary J Lohmeyer wife of Luther M Lohmeyer of Heth township died Friday aged 39 years 6 months She leaves a husband one child a father three sisters and two brothers She was daughter of Ezra Haas near Briles school house Her funeral was held Sunday at Mt Zion church under Modern Woodmen auspices Rev Henry McKim preached Her deathbed faith in a loving Savior was expressed Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep with calm repose
Wesley Dellinger smiles over a fine girl as Ottia and Edward Wright return from Illinois. Becca Voyles visits Mrs. Chas Mugler. Charley Crawford of Hardin county visits nearby. John Frederick and daughter Cloe of Corydon visit his mother. Sunday school reorganization lists Willard N. Wright as Superintendent Mary E. Davis Assistant Superintendent Attie L. Wright Secretary Decia A. Rosenberger Treasurer.
Obituary resolutions honor Past Grand D J Bowlinge of Corydon Indiana who died March 11 1901 at home and was buried March 13 1901 at Elizabeth cemetery. The I C O F assisted by Knights of Honor gave funeral honors with Gregg Lodge I O O F pallbearers. The lodge drapes and mourning badges will mark thirty days of remembrance and copies are sent to family and local papers.
A historical ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as a premier remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims rapid relief with three doses and notes two million bottles sold annually since 1868. The copy emphasizes long trial and global reach, urging readers to obtain Green's Prize Almanac.
Notice states Harrison County Mutual Fire Insurance Company will meet at Corydon courthouse on Saturday April 6 1901 at 10 am to elect officers for the ensuing year and handle other lawful business. Signed H J Aubin J W A Lirteny 3w Sectv Prez.
For Sale Choice real estate pieces including property in Corydon and farms in Harrison county Terms reasonable Address Orro CUNNINGHAM Corydon Ind Box 225 marl13 Also a health ad notes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cure headaches from stomach disorders Sold at Crosiers Corner drug store mar 53 Notice of Final Settlement Harrison Circuit Court announces final settlement of John V Denton deceased to be heard May 13 1901 Admr Wm S Shue mn27-2w
Moberly and Boss Bell are listed as sick. Rosa Davis and Dora Louden also ill with Dora Louden attending Corydon college. Engleman injured hauling rails last week. Rosenbarger gave a splendid play at Fountain Thursday night. Haas school house entertainment yielded 979 dollars for a school library. Saw Dust.
Advertises Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy to restore appetite, lift heavy burdens, and improve flesh and health. Claims it makes food agreeable for troubled stomachs and offers free samples with pricing listed and druggists selling at 60 cents and one dollar.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no cure, no pay terms. The ad promises relief for colds and coughs, citing a 25 cent price and a money back stake if not effective.
Imperial Pekin duck eggs advertised for sale at F. O. Jordan's harness shop. Board by the day or week available at the Red Letter Hotel in Swmar.
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