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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1899
Page
6
James A. Mount delivers a broad message detailing state financial scrutiny, anti lynching measures, and calls to teach agriculture in public schools. He condemns mob violence, urges impartial trials, and backs township reform, road improvements, primary elections, and nonpartisan management of state institutions.
Report from Havana notes no disorders since American occupation began with Pavia. Civil authorities retain offices under Gen. Ludlow, with many foreigners undecided on recognition. Consuls debate stance while U S controls government. post office opens amid stamp rush and poor facilities. health of troops remains good.
The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes a misdirected exchange about Mr Jobson, noting that when the speaker knew him he was living as a loose wreck. The line frames a claim about his past behavior and current public perception.
Army troops in Hawaii may contract leprosy and bring it home. While leprosy is feared, stomach disorders affect far more people, yet Hostetters Stomach Bitters is advertised as a cure for stomach issues, malaria, fever and ague. Sold at all drug stores.
The Bank of England does not pay fractions of a penny. Dividends on government stock with fractional amounts have accumulated to about 700,000 dollars over years and were once paid to the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
In Indianapolis a meeting of Populists and reformers debated forming a new national party. The fusion wing seeks cooperation with Free Silver Republicans Prohibitionists and Socialists. A state meeting February 22 plans to launch the Union Reform Party. No Cincinnati meeting in March to form the party.
An inquest at Criccieth, Wiles, concluded on William Williams who killed his wife and two children then died by his own hand. The coroner attributed the crime largely to Williams's consumption of American police newspapers.
The Ledger Monthly is pitched as a low cost marvel of the age with lithographic covers and illustrations. It promises serial stories decorative arts embroidery home employment and other departments of home improvement and economy, available for 50 cents a year via postmaster sample copies.
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