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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
2
Dr Parkhurst says the election is the Lord’s work while asking if Cortelyou’s feelings are hurt. The Panama army is bellicose yet small with twenty five men and one male and would surrender if the United States presses.
The piece asserts President Roosevelt will revise the tariff benefiting all people and thereby relieve Congress from needing an extra session or even the current session. The claim frames the executive action as a universal economic remedy and a procedural relief for lawmakers.
Colonel Bryan cites Tom Taggart's concise case blaming a November landslide on Democratic scarcity, not voter scarcity. The Post Office Department orders publication bans on guessing contests while the Weather Bureau forecasts persist nationwide, prompting questions about Secretary Wilson's complicity.
The New York Court of Appeals declares the state law barring contractors from employing workers more than eight hours a day on state or municipal jobs unconstitutional. The decision is described as far reaching with widespread excitement and questions whether other courts will concur.
The President expresses eagerness to visit the Southern states claiming to be greatly misunderstood. Protests and expectations ripple through both Northern and Southern communities as readers await his interpretation. The Atlantic Journal advises against any visit.
The Congressional Committee of Fourteen returns to Washington with Senator Kittredge stating support for a tide water canal. The plan would cost additional millions but could ease ship passage and prove economical over time.
The New York Tribune Chicago Tribune and Philadelphia Press join the tariff revision call. They warn that if the Republican Party refuses to revise the tariff, the people will revise the party.
Editor denounces a few residents who refuse to support the county paper, buying government envelopes and stamping their own letterheads. The note laments stinginess and urges community backing for local news.
Senator Hoppins of Illinois warns that unless Republicans craft a tariff plan now they cannot fund the next campaign. Massachusetts leaders including Rep McCall and Governor Boutwell urge opposition to McKinley Roosevelt policy on the Philippines. A Southern Indiana editor plans an anti treaty bill. The Philadelphia port project seeks funding amid broad opposition in Pennsylvania. The era’s postal reform talks stall due to Platts influence with the Express Company.
The ad touts Scott's Emulsion as the best cod liver oil preparation to restore strength and color for young women with pale sick blood. It claims a true blood food effect and offers samples, urging buyers to look for the label from Scott & Bowne on each bottle.
The article details illegal voting concerns in Taylor township with a 19 year old voter and a father who could testify to his age. It questions editors’ silence, accuses an ex-trustee of coercion, and calls for punishment of those who vote illegally. It also notes Treasury deficits and Republican calls for budget discipline after the election.
J S Egleston of Maple Landing Iowa reports that after severe winter colds they used Chamberlains Cough Remedy with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and quickly recovered. The ads note the tablets promote healthy bowels liver and kidneys and are sold at Crosiers Corner Drug Store.
C H Boone and his brother of Boone township are offering the highest prices for all kinds of stock. See them before you sell. Address Laconia Indiana. 814-6m
The Court of Anverls of Kentucky reversed the State v Powers ruling on technical grounds. Powers has three prior life sentences for complicity in Governor Goebel’s murder and a former death sentence. The high court's seven judges split. three dissented. The case returns to the lower court for another trial.
Catarrh sufferers are urged to breathe Hyomei four times daily using a pocket inhaler included with every outfit. The ad claims a 99 percent cure rate and offers a money back guarantee through L A Riely & Son. Complete outfit priced at $2 with lifetime inhaler and 50 cent refills.
A reflective poem praising Grandma for her tireless work while Grandpa rests. It contrasts gender roles with a mother’s shaping power and asserts women hold a high, almost heavenly destiny in guiding the world. The speaker defends girls’ worth against claims they cannot support themselves.
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company reports its November business with 117,495 subscribers on November 1, 1904, 4,511 added during the month, 2,507 discontinued, leaving 119,499 subscribers on November 30.
Harry Colson of Masonville Indiana testifies that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures piles including blind, bleeding and protruding types and also heals cuts burns and injuries. Available at L A Riley and Son’s druggists for 25 cents.
Dr Little, a local dentist, now operates from a new office in New Albany during the last four days of each week. The move expands his practice footprint and offers patients additional weekday access.
A parent from Market Texas endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for croup in children. The note claims prompt relief and recommends purchase at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
The undersigned administrators with the will annexed of the estate of Melchior Himmeltheber deceased will sell at public auction by order of the Harrison Circuit Court at the November 1904 term on the premises on Saturday December 31 1904.
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