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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
4
Public notices indicate the Corydon Indiana post office handles second class mail. The item lists terms for year subscriptions in advance and out of county rates, with prices cited as 1.25 and 1.15 dollars.
Judge Kohlsaat discharged the receivers and Dowie resumes command of Zion City ventures. Thomas Taggart is increasingly discussed as a potential national Democratic chairman and pilot for the party next year. The Democratic National Committee plans a Washington meeting on January 12 to set a convention timetable.
The writing laments U S political infighting and recalls 1861 bluecoat campaigns. It cites John Kern as a potential Vice President and mentions Tom Jaggart as national chairman with Kern for VP, noting Indiana's possible alignment.
The Floyd County schools superintendent, Prof. Levi H. Scott, is a Democratic candidate for District Chairman. The notice asserts he is the best material in the district for the role.
Debate rages over Parker of New York or Gorman of Maryland as next Democratic presidential nominee. Both potential standard bearers could challenge Roosevelt, with strong support across eastern and central states.
Warder W Stevens of Washington county attracts frequent requests for the Democratic nomination for governor as party leaders press his candidacy. He is seen as especially appealing to labor voters across the state.
Herbert Spencer philosopher scientist and author died at his home in Brighton England on Sunday aged 63 his death noted as a loss to humanity and his life praised for advancing science and faith. The passage comments on his impact against blind creeds and his influence on religion and philosophy.
The US flag over the Alex Andretta consulate in Constantinople was lowered and Consul Davis left for Beirut after a diplomatic incident in which he was insulted and assaulted by local police. A later cable from Rear Admiral Glass at the Panama isthmus says Panama and Colon are unchanged with no news for the navy department.
Baron Speck Von Sternberg called on the president in Washington to report his return and to present a personal message from Emperor William.
Zeph Kinney an oil driller killed his sweetheart Minnie Shinkle at Belle's Run three miles east of Marietta and then shot himself. No witnesses to the double tragedy.
Washington reports an additional marine battalion will be recruited and held in readiness to enlarge the present force in the isthmian zone if required.
Washington reports W S Buchan of New York has been named minister to Panama and will sail from New York to Colon with his wife. Athens notes a collision between Greek steamers Pyloros and Asos at Ithaca with fifty passengers drowned. Covington reports Mrs Elmira Drake’s second poisoning trial in progress in the circuit court. Guthrie records James Hartsett, a territory desperado, killed at Sebony by a farmer named Ahue.
A timely suggestion urges housewives to stock Chamberlains Cough Remedy for winter use. It claims prompt results when given at first cold symptoms and states it is safe for children and pleasant to take. Sold at Crosiers Corner drug store.
A vintage advertisement notes kidney and bladder trouble harm both genders, lowering mood, beauty, vigor, and cheer. Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer promises quick relief, with sample bottles and pamphlets offered by mail from Binghamton New York.
In Washington the opening of Congress featured the president’s annual message urging swift isthmian canal construction. He notes Panama’s progress and calls on Congress to act, stressing that the route question is settled and the project now depends on building the canal.
Official circles report the Russian government is sending its reply to Japan and expect modifications of Japan's last note. It is said Russia has made concessions addressing difficulties in Manchuria.
Shanghai reports the Dowager Empress plans to recall Gen Yintchang the Chinese minister to Germany and place him in command of lightly trained Manchu troops. Victoria B C notes a letter from Japan states the sealing schooner Seikozu Maru has been lost with all hands after leaving Japan in spring.
A cheerful note from Santa Claus arrives at Luckett's promising a visit as previously stated and assuring children of his planned presence.
A merchant lists silk neckties in graye red green steel and other new colors with white silk options and many widths. Also offered are Tecks Ascots Imperials English Squares and Pufts for both standing and lay down collars at 50 cents and 500 respectively.
Two or three well made shirts for men. Monarch brand features all new goods. Prices listed include 20 cents each and a pair for 1.00, Cluett shirts praised as swellest on earth at 1.59.
Local shop showcases fresh greys and whites in new weaves with vest prices at 1.75 and 2.00. The ad highlights arrival of the latest styles and affordable options for customers seeking updated wardrobe pieces.
A local shop invites customers to visit and view a display of suspenders, promising a simple event to see the merchandise. Local retailer explains the exhibit shows a range of styles and sizes for potential buyers.
The handkerchief department shows a healthy suggestion of what it will be in a couple of weeks. A big new lot arrived last week. Our line offers only value and beauty with price marked like all other goods. Also a nice assortment of watch chains cuff buttons stick pins and other small articles.
Bargain mufflers offered in a fancy box with prices ranging from 25 cents to 2.00. Advertises variety and urges customers not to miss these goods and claims superior value.
Umbrellas worth buying advertised with prices ranging from 1.00 to 5.00 dollars. Shoppers are urged to purchase at least one umbrella as a Christmas present and offered options at 1.00 1.50 2.00 3.00 3.50 and 5.00 dollars.
Fragmentary note urges selling wheat to the Red Mill for flour and feed production. Mentions mutual demand between mill and farmers, reflecting a local trade push.
Indebted persons to the undersigned are urged to call and settle debts before January 1. William Weaver signs the notice calling for settlement and payment of amounts due.
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