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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
4
Corydon Indiana notice shows printing terms and rates with editors Chas W. Thomas and Chas B. Ellis. It lists post office classification, publication cadence, and advance pricing for within and out of county subscriptions.
The item cites A Lincoln sentiments, notes Congressman Zenor backed a $500000 Philippines shelter bill, praises Zenor as a friend of soldiers, and attacks Ben Daniels as a criminal appointee for U S Marshal of Arizona, calling the move a disgrace to the President and voters.
The article argues the American public opposes subsidies and rebates and favors lower sugar duties or abolition. It asserts Cuba cannot prosper if trade is restricted and calls for direct tariff reductions and open exchange with Cuba, insisting Cuban planters only seek a fair trading chance.
The World questions Germany's world power bid as imperial expansion strains finances. Baron von Thielmann warns that revenue from railways drops while subsidies rise, colonial growth slows, and debt soars beyond earlier levels. The piece notes high tariffs, cost of living increases, and a widening income gap amid military prep and naval expansion.
A partisan column argues Republicans side with trusts to win elections. It claims efforts to repeal trust made duties failed on party lines, labeling the GOP aligned with trusts and urging voters to oppose the party at the polls. It links prohibitive tariffs to trust power and urges a political reversal.
A Bloomington Star excerpt condemns Republican rule and mortgage exemptions, claiming the Supreme Court blocked the deduction. It notes taxes on full property value remain for homeowners and mortgage holders must report deductions, with ongoing court appeals in Marion County.
Senator Hoar attacks Taft administration policy during a Saturday defense of the Filipino, arguing distrust of statements claiming independence and criticizing laws that penalize reading the Declaration of Independence on July Fourth. He warns that actions reveal true intent.
A Salem Democrat notice lauds Judge Zener as an honest, impartial district representative with national experience and a strong record in Congress. It highlights his pensions work, Public Buildings and Grounds efforts, and a large 1900 election majority, arguing he will win renomination and strong support from Washington County.
A London cable reports American visitors Allison Armour of Chicago and Burtis Brown of Boston presenting knee breeches and silk stockings to King Edward with little swords. After kissing the King's hand they departed walking backward, provoking strong reactions to royal homage in the United States.
Medical notice explains how many people suffer kidney disease without symptoms and urges screening. It outlines risk factors, simple tests, and steps to seek medical evaluation for early detection and treatment.
A circus report claims monkeys fed Scott's Emulsion show fewer consumption deaths after a keeper spilled a bottle and monkeys lapped it up. The note argues human consumption could be treated the same and promotes the Scott & Bowne product with a trade mark image and offer.
The piece criticizes Philippine tax policy as irrational and unfair aimed at eliminating competition with U S citizens. It argues the United States uses force to enforce sovereignty over Filipinos and protests denying free intercourse with the country they are forced to belong to.
In memory of Frederick Wm Batter born April 1836 Alsace France died February 9 1902 aged 65 years 9 months 23 days. He came to America at 18 lived in Floyd and Harrison counties married Mary Arndt 1868 had 12 children. He joined the German Reformed church and served as steward and deacon. Survived by widow nine children one sister one grandchild and many friends. Farewell verses bless his memory. John Bauer.
Chairman Duffin and Charles Fitzgerald urge county and township Democratic groups to form active, uniform structures. They propose township chairs, precinct and school district committeemen, county and district central committees, and district headquarters at New Albany with reports to Duffin.
Notice to stockholders of the Louisville New Albany and Corydon Railroad Company of an annual meeting on March 3 1902 at Ed Mitchell law office Corydon Indiana to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and to elect officers. Dated February 7 1902. M J O Connor President Tilford J Boyle Secretary
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company requests farmers in the county to hear its plan for a county telephone service. It claims the system will connect farmers to markets and merchants, enabling cost savings and timely price access. Farmers may meet the nearest local manager or contact the Nashville office with their needs.
Mr. Wheeler states he suffered severe rheumatism in winter 1898 and after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm since the first application began improving and remained cured, allowing steady work all year. Sold at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
In a message to fellow Democrats, C. H. Ginkins explains poor health and bad weather prevent meetings yet urges supporters to campaign actively for the nomination. He asks friends to influence their networks and not let him be denied again.
James Crawford welcomes a daughter. Lizzie and Emma Dome visited Falls Cities. D B Radcliff expands business wardrobe. The State vs Lou Croyden trial in Blue River district ended hung jury after hours. no verdict. New hearing scheduled February 26. Jury split two to ten for the defendant.
Favorite Nearly Everywhere. Constipation means dulness, low mood, head ache, generally disordered health. DeWitt's Lime Early Risers stimulate the liver, open the powers and relieve this condition. Late, speedy and thorough. They never gripe. Favorite pills, L. A, REILEY & Son.
George K. Gwartney of Harrison county and William T. Zenor of Harrison county are candidates for Congress subject to the action of the Democratic convention.
C W Cook of Harrison county and S M Stockslager of Harrison county run for Judge of the 3rd Judicial Circuit comprising Harrison and Crawford counties subject to Democratic primary elections and the Judicial delegate convention.
State Senator Hon. Smith Askren of Harrison County seeks the Democratic party nomination for Joint Senator of the Harrison Floyd district. The candidacy is filed in advance of the primary elections.
James A. McRae of Taylor Township and Samuel C. Mauck of Scott Township stand as Auditor candidates subject to Democratic primary action. George L. Hess of Franklin Township and Jacob L. O Bannon of Harrison Township also seek Auditor nomination in the Democratic contest.
Recorder race in Harrison township includes C H Ginkins D M Miller D M Sharp Smith Patterson James Brewster and Frank M Wilson all seeking the Recorder seat subject to Democratic primary action. Frank M Wilson is noted as Posey township candidate with similar primary constraint.
Andrew J. McIntosh of Jackson township and William Richert of Jackson township run as Democratic candidates for Commissioner of the First District. Thomas J. Stevens and David Kaylacr of Morgan township also seek the seat in the Democratic primary.
Amos W. Yeager of Heth township and Edmond B. Love of Heth township run for Commissioner of the Third District, both subject to the Democratic primary.
George A. Keller of Harrison township announces his candidacy for Surveyor subject to the Democratic primary election. He seeks the party’s nomination in the upcoming contest.
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