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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1905
Page
2
In a Corydon Indiana publication editorials note the London season abroad, critique post office enforcements, and discuss railway rate legislation. They cite Supreme Court health doctrine and name major rivers with lengths including Nile Volga Yangtse Mississippi Thames.
The Supreme Court reverses the last ruling by Allan B. Parker as Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals. Parker’s decision followed his presidential candidacy and showed leniency toward labor agitators. Republicans weigh tariffs on coffee proposed by whiskey distillers and brewers, arguing it would raise revenue despite hurting the poor.
The article notes Charles Warren Fairbanks as the presidential choice of Lili darriman and remarks on J P Morgan's opposition. It discusses railway king support and aspirants, with predictions on an extraordinary October session and a possible Democratic tilt if tariff revision stalls.
The piece notes a shift from a Republican 107000 margin to a Democratic 25000 gain in Chicago. It calls for plain principles, short sentences, and honest candor in nominating candidates. It highlights Chicago as a model for municipal ownership and urges national attention.
The United Supreme Court ruled against labor unions by declaring a New York ten hour maximum for bakery and bakery workers unconstitutional. The decision asserts no state may set an arbitrary limit on the duration of the workday, effectively blocking preemptive labor bans and signaling calls for federal action.
The county observers claim about six hundred more votes for Bryan if nominated in 1908 than Parker in 1944. They predict four hundred more votes in Washington county and another four hundred in old Tarrison, per Salem Democrat Gia Gialrati of Theewcastle.
The text argues that public ownership ends motives for abuse by capitalists who control public franchises. It cites Chicago street railways, compares public ownership to the post office and police, and notes a public reaction in the April 4 ballots. It also describes Russia's timber wealth and Siberian forests as the czar’s property, calling them the wooden Russia Taiga.
The Commoner reports Republican chatter on tariff revision may lead to higher coffee duties. It criticizes graft and hints Rockefeller contributions, Secretary Shaw’s large treasury deficit, and calls out the beef trust planning to raise dressed beef prices after Garfield’s report.
A list of poor digestion symptoms signals stomach trouble and germ exposure. The text promotes Mi O Na tablets to strengthen digestion and restore health, urging readers to ask L. A. Riely & Sono to show the Mi O Na guarantee.
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