Useful Holiday Goods Display At Local Store
A local store promotes a wide array of useful holiday items for Christmas gifts. Shoppers are urged to buy practical presents for friends and themselves with assurance that prices are right.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
4
Dress goods department offers wide selection and prices
Our dress goods department features a broad range of cloth for skirts and suits priced from 35c to 2.00, including 54 inch all wool Homespun at 58c and 56 inch Repellant in blue, brown, and grey at 6dc, plus Venetian at 95c and a fine display of new weave black goods.
Hats and accessories line for Christmas gifts
Ladies and gents parasols and umbrellas with pear and natural handles plus sterling silver handles. New styles and prices from 35c to 5. See our line of ladies purses with endless variety at all prices. Special lines at 25c 35c and 50c. A purse makes an excellent Xmas present.
Corydon Democrat Editors and Offices Listed
Corydon Democrat details editors Charles W. Thomas and Charles B. Ellis as publishers with office in the Democrat Building. Subscription terms shown include in advance rates and out of county charges, arranged for annual payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Building
President to deliver readable message amid tax talk
The piece notes a future president will issue a concise message and mentions war taxes already collected far exceeding the Spanish war costs. It cites Congressman Zenor joining committees on Indian affairs and civil service reform, Judge Baker’s appointment affecting Fairbanks’ stature, and Comptroller Tracewell seeking funds from Andrew Carnegie for a Hanover College museum and lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenor
Henderson
Tracewell
Andrew Carnegie
Hanover College
Judge Baker Gets It and Labour Fears Senate Clash
Judge Francis E. Baker of the Supreme bench was appointed last Wednesday to the 7th United States circuit court. Beveridge backed Baker despite opposition from Congressmen and Senator Fairbanks. Labor groups oppose confirming him, fearing conflicts with his father Judge John Baker, known for injunctions against strikes, likely hurting Republican fortunes and inviting Democratic gains. The piece notes Steel Trust dividends and profits, signaling publicized concerns about major trusts and prompting questions about Roosevelt’s approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Baker
Supreme Bench
United States Circuit Court
Beveridge
Baker
Fairbanks
Republican Party
Senate
U.S
John Baker
Francis
Boston Democratic Victory Sets City Record Majority
Boston saw a historic Democratic win in the city election with General Patrick A. Collins securing the mayoralty by 18,970 over Republican Hart. The vote totals were Collins 52,046 and Hart 33,076, a dramatic shift from 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Patrick A. Collins
Collins
Hart
Lincoln on government debt and currency crime cited in forgovernance debate
The piece argues against government debt expansion describing Lincoln’s warning as a crime when a state funds spending by creating money. It criticizes the currency bill’s impounding of greenbacks and silver, and notes the claim of $28.52 per capita as cash on hand. It also covers Rep Robinson’s two extradition measures targeting ex Governor Taylor over the Goebel assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Republican Party
Representative Robinson
Ind
Congress
Taylor
Kentucky
Indiana
Goebel
Governor Durbin Flouts State Quail Limits in One Day
A report says Governor Durbin, while hunting in Scott county with friends, bagged 40 quails in a day, exceeding the legal limit of 25. The State Game Warden questions the governor’s clear violation of the game law and his broader stance against constitutional protections amid ongoing fugitive cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Scott County
Kentucky
Smithereens
Judges Baker on federal benches promise smoother injunctions
The article notes Judge John Baker on the U S District bench and his son on the U S Circuit bench will enable government by injunction to proceed smoothly. It warns the striker and organized labor will bear the brunt in U S courts in this State while these judges preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
United States District Bench
United States Circuit
U. S
Roosevelt tells Fairbanks machine to go away back and sit down
The president delivers a sharp rebuke to the Fairbanks political bloc in a state, urging them to retreat and yield. The remark underscores tensions within the party and signals a demand for order ahead of key votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Coffee bulk variation questioned in grocery claims
A consumer asserts bulk coffee varies from prior purchases and questions fault. The ad-copy defends Lion Coffee sealed bulk packaging as ensuring uniform flavor strength freshness and absolute purity.
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Corydon
Suits
Democrat
Chas. W. Thomas and
Chas. B. Ellis
Corydon, Ind
Mtervicehty Tnt
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United States
Judge Baker
Steel Trust
New York Journal of Commerce
Standard Oil Company
Ellen M. Stone
Bulgaria
Christ
Manila
Chicago
Louisville Times
Pritchard
Republicra
North Carolina
Lodge
Republic
Hamilton County
Edward
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