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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1900

Page

2

Senate-Driven Bear Garden Over Porto Rico Tariff Debates

Senate clashes with House over Porto Rico tariff and free trade options as Speaker Henderson accuses the Senate of evading the issue. Senator Beveridge defends free trade, while Proctor urges tariff policy in line with national interest and constitutional spirit.

House of Representatives Senate Henderson Washington David Minnesota Porto Rico Indiana Bevppidge Torre River Beveridge Tin Givine Wold Digve Waxy Semitor Mareh Meedn Preanesnuts Sr Mr. Way Paemnedale Vreary, Yue Wert Seation Philippines Ion Ats Ds Pheilip Pie Democrats Otis TGA Tse Committee On Military Affairs Coeur d'Alene Col. Dek Lentz Steunenberg Idaho Repubicans Proctor Thesident Congress

Instruct Delegates to Uphold the Chicago Platform

The piece urges Democratic delegates to reaffirm the Chicago platform as loyalty test for the 1900 national convention in Kansas City. It warns against renegades allied with trusts and militarism and calls for uniform instructions from local to national conventions to nominate only loyal party members. It condemns tariff policies toward Porto Rico and cites President McKinley’s imperial agenda.

Chicago Wansas City Plaform Democratic Party Melinlevism Bryan Whitmerys Lamonts Benedicts Dickinsons

Remote NC mountain woman recalls better times after gifts

In a distant North Carolina mountains encounter a man with mineral and timber interests tells of a penniless mother with six children in a cabin. He offers a illustrated Dewey paper, she expresses need for food and clothing, and he returns with nuts and raisins, bringing tears and memories of past prosperity.

North Carolina New York Dewey Washington McGinty McKinley Susan George New York Sun

Instruct All Delegates on Democratic Campaign Strength

The message urges delegates to avoid mistakes in the crucial campaign. It stresses the Democratic party’s current strength and growth through adherence to the Chicago platform principles, emphasizing unity and disciplined effort.

Democratic Party Chicago

Mock Marriage Compare Porto Rico To Abandoned Bride

A Republican Senator likens Porto Rico to a bride in love who is later abandoned. The remark appears in the wake of tariff debates and destiny themes echoed in editorials.

Porto Rico

Prodigy of Polite Family Puzzles Pastor With Spelling Game

A Kansas City Star anecdote describes a Baptist church family who spell out risqué words to keep their six year old son from understanding. During a dinner visit the cherub overhears and the pastor, served extra chicken, is playfully teased as the family jokes about the preacher being a pig.

Kansas City Mamma

Largest orchards near Romney to show at Varis exposition

Views were taken of the Miller and Pancake orchards near Romney West Virginia for exhibition at the Varis exposition. The 250000 trees include peaches and plums with 181000 planted last year and 1785 acres cleared. In the first bearing season they shipped 100 carloads of fruit. The closing line notes a funeral joke line about the Lord keeping books.

Messrs. Miller Romney W. Va

Bell Company Expands Reach Through Sub Licensing

The Bell Company boosts its network by sub licensing instruments for toll exchanges, placing 40 to 50 independent exchanges on its metallic circuit system. In 1899 a leading sub licensee reported 10,992 calls and 1,200.86 dollars revenue, with monthly earnings rising to 935 dollars by December, showing profitable growth and improved service.

Telephone Sevice Old Bell Company Indiana Bell Company Bell Co Li Censee

Future of Business Woman and Retirement from Work

Edward Bok argues in the Ladies' Home Journal that women leaving modern business is cause for congratulation. He says most women in business lack taste for it and duties were driven by necessity, lowering wages and affecting marriage prospects, health, and home life, while returning to first principles.

Edward Bok The Ladies’ Home Journal

Interchange of Compliments Between Friends

A playful dialogue features a courteous man and a teasing woman. He praises her, she questions his claim, and he replies with a witty remark about his elevation to the stars.

Cure for nervous affection described by a physician

A Philadelphia Press excerpt shows a doctor recommending a scare as a nearly certain remedy for a hiccuping husband. The wife questions the cost, jokingly suggesting presenting the bill.

Philadelphia Press

Cigar Makers Union Demands Monthly Factory Cleaning

The union cigarmakers of Tampa, Fila, have enforced a demand that cigar factories be scrubbed and cleaned once a month.

Union Cigarmakers Tampa Fila

Mexico’s Gold and Silver Output Leads Global Ranks

Mexico ranks sixth in gold production, edging up about 50 000 ounces from the prior year. The nation also remains the top silver producer, with output nearing 3 000 000 more ounces than the year before, followed by the United States Australasia and Bolivia.

Mexico Africa Australasia United States Russia Canada Bolivia

Courtroom Wit On Stairway Question Sparks Laughter

A humorous exchange unfolds as a lawyer asks a woman how the stairs run in her house. She responds that upstairs they run down and downstairs they run up, provoking lighthearted remarks in the courtroom.

Cleanse Your Blood Purification Promises Full Body Renewal

An early medical claim extols a spring blood cleansing remedy as purifying the blood and renovating the entire system. It asserts improved digestion, appetite, kidney and liver function, and renewed brain and nerve strength through the treatment.

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