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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1900

Page

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Summer stock sale extended to clear remaining goods

For a short while longer we will keep the residue of our summer goods on sale at these advertised prices. Perhaps you have not had an opportunity to buy. We have done so nobly in disposing of our summer stock and are loath to carry over a single article if it can be helped.

New Albany’s Big Store Promotes Hemstitched Headkerchiefs

An old newspaper snippet advertises hemstitched headkerchiefs and various boys clothing including knee pants and cassimeres. The ad touts its location at the corner of State and Main Streets as New Albany’s largest and busiest shop.

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Political realignment rumors sweep nation toward Bryan

The Brift notes a nationwide drift of Republicans to the Bryan Stevenson campaign. It cites former mayors, diplomats, and several state leaders who have declared their support for Bryan, including McKisson of Cleveland and Golden Rule Jones of Toledo, with multiple counties and cities mentioned as shifting party lines.

Democratic National Committee Chicago Robert E. McKission Cleveland William Jennings Bryan McKisson McKinley Anna Ohio Mark Hanna Bryan Stevenson Samuel J. Randall Congressman Randall Philadelphia L. A. Russell Congress Jones Toledo W. J. Bryan Russell

Anti Imperialists Meet in Indianapolis With Bryan Endorsement

The Liberty Congress gathered about six hundred delegates from across the nation. Most had previously supported Republicans and McKinley four years ago. Resolutions condemn current imperialistic policy and endorse William J. Bryan for President as the best way to halt imperialism, signaling a major dispute within the party. A farmer loan note mentions $500 and up for five years at 5 percent interest.

Bryan Middlesboro Thomas Hendrickson Four Mile Beckham James Kirby Calloway Bell Harlan and Letcher Herman C. Mueller Zanesville, C McKinley Paul G. Schuh Cairo Stevenson M. C Michigan Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Tiugh South Bend Ind Arthur P.gorman Perry Belmont Edward F. Walker Young Men’s Republican Club Evanston Ill John G. Beatty Congress Ohio Citizens’ Savings Bank Columbus Suigmund Zeisler Chicago John P. Hopkins Geo. M. Hillman McKinley Forces Mount Holly N. J Indianapolis William J. Bryan

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