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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1904
Page
2
Entry appears as a rental or subscription notice from Corydon describing terms One Year in advance and indicating a second class matter with a post entry. The small fragment mentions location in a Democrat Building and a rate of 1.26.
The notice rails at Democratic and Republican figures, cites a U.S. senator bribery case, indicts 53 federal Republican officeholders, and accuses Roosevelt of political aims while highlighting frauds in the Interior Department and wage cuts in mining and industry.
General John Black commander in chief of the G A R and former pensions commissioner under Cleveland has accepted the Civil Service post to succeed the late Pollard. The President will send the nomination to the Senate when Congress reconvenes on January 4.
A call to county Democrats to awaken voters and nominate good men for all offices in the upcoming primaries. The writer urges wise selection, warning against mistakes to avoid excuses later and expresses faith that nominated candidates will win.
The Ironton Ohio blast furnaces report wage reductions of 25 cents for permanent workers and 15 cents for common labor, with broader cuts of about 18 per cent at American Bridge Co Philadelphia and 10 per cent at Union Railroad Pittsburg and Inland Steel Chicago. The piece criticizes Republican campaigns while arguing for truth over press deception.
A Republican National Committee member states the party must nominate Roosevelt despite mixed opinions. He warns that opposing him could unleash a backlash that would rally his allies against the party while Democrats and independents gain leverage in the campaign.
The remains of forty-two private soldiers who died in the Philippines were brought home in the Kilpatrick transport and buried with military honors at Arlington National Cemetery last week. The Times notes public concern over world power and foreign acquisitions costing lives. It cites 3,553 deaths and 45,997 injuries in U S railroad accidents last year.
Advertisement claims direct application kills catarrh bacilli. Hyomei marketed as simplest and only absolute cure with testimonials from prominent figures. Complete outfit costs $1, extra bottles 50c, with a money back guarantee from L A Riley & Son for limited time.
A narrow segment from the New York Times recounts traveling salesmen in a Pullman car sharing bravado in a smoky compartment. One claims he held up a train at age nine, while others describe escapes from fires and robberies. the crowd treats the tale as fiction and laughs at the stranger’s joke. A separate notice offers a twelve year-old mule team for sale or trade in Corydon Indiana.
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