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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a purchase and construction at a state capitol site, with mentions of Naito and a building project. Details are unreadable, preventing precise identification of people, dates, or actions.
The Indiana Centennial Commission plans to present its report to the Legislature for final action. City leaders discuss funding through bonds and the centennial project aims to showcase public works and cultural events at Corydon and across the state.
Readers debate whether the state should purchase the aging Capitol structure. Arguments cite historic significance and potential use as a county court site, while opponents fear costs and long-term maintenance. The piece notes public sentiment favors preserving the building's legacy and questions the state’s role in funding its future.
The Michigan City Evening News discusses Indiana's historic preservation efforts and the old state sites tied to statehood. It questions ownership and future use of properties tied to early Hoosier history, urging careful stewardship and public interest.
Fragmentary OCR mentions the Corydon state capitol building with unclear phrases about deeds and payments. The readable words reference the site and possible land or property notes but lack complete details or context.
Fragmented OCR text reads as a protest or civic note about preserving the old state house in Corydon and a debate over the state capital location. Mentions a courthouse, county seat, and public sentiment, with garbled names and numbers. The piece hints at a historical preservation push and political maneuvering surrounding state government buildings.
The speaker argues against erecting another building on the same square while preserving the old courthouse for a century. He contends that county taxpayers should not fund a new site for the court house to spare the state’s other ninety counties from bearing costs.
The Courier argues the state is prosperous enough to fund treasury demands and purchase the old capitol, while supporting a new state house and centennial building. It rejects diverting funds from other regions to finance Indianapolis projects.
The Corydon Democrat leads a drive for Indiana to purchase and preserve the first state capitol, now in Corydon, as a historic monument. The Evansville Courier echoes the call, noting the building is over a century old and key to state heritage amid debates over its upkeep and location.
Citizens debate buying the state capital site at Corydon. Critics argue $15,000 is excessive for preserving a Civil War relic while supporters urge purchase to protect historic buildings and ensure future use. The Goshen Democrat notes an illustrated article on Indiana's odd State Capitol and calls for fall decision.
The proposal would have the state of Indiana acquire and conserve the old State House at Corydon and related historic structures in Parke and Vigo counties. George Whitenstein of Terre Haute, former custodian of the Indianapolis State House, lends strong support.
The Harrison County representative announced plans to submit an act to appropriate state funds for restoring Indiana's old capitol buildings. Major Krietenstein’s reports from Vincennes and Corydon highlight structures linked to territorial and early state days, noting Vincennes could be rebuilt as a museum at modest cost.
Fragmentary notes describe preservation of a historic structure and related discussions. Mentions visitations and a possible purchase, with references to Taediara and Coryiler as places in the discussion. Details are unclear but focus remains on safeguarding the site.
Fragmentary text from the Corydon old state capitol listing details about a 2 and 4 level structure. Mentions seating arrangements, votes, and a potential project plan with a focus on state pride and civic presentation. The legible bits reference Governor, footpath, and building features in a historic context.
The article cites unfinished tasks at the old state capitol site including a monument to Gen Georges Rogers Clarke located at Vincennes. It notes the Harrison Mansion and other historic property in need of completion as Indiana approaches its centennial.
The Blarkson county and Corydon communities urge the Legislature to purchase the old State House and grounds. They argue the venerable structure witnessed Indiana’s birth and early settlement and should be preserved as a sacred relic to inspire state pride. The plea calls for unanimous passage.
An effort to preserve the old State Capitol at Corydon gains support from many Iowa organizations and is backed by the Governor and Corydon citizens.
The Corydon Woman's Club engages in sentiment in favor of a bul topic likely related to a civic or community issue. Members advocate for public support and discuss potential benefits to the town.
The proposal urges the Legislature to buy the old Capitol Square for a state museum to celebrate the centennial, noting the scarcity of historical landmarks and deeming the idea appropriate and worthy.
Corydon residents and Indiana leaders push for state purchase of the Old State Capital at Corydon to preserve the first seat of government as the state nears its hundredth anniversary. The Corydon Republican highlighted the structure with a four column half tone and urged citizen influence to pass the measure.
The Indianapolis News reports opposition to the Stotsenberg bill for purchasing the House to cordon neighboring areas. The piece laments high costs and questions the bill’s value while noting general dissatisfaction with government spending and the desire to preserve local scenery and landmarks.
A garbled historical notice discusses the Capitol building and related sites in Plarrison County. It mentions theater, vine traditions, and a secured situation around the structure with references to preservation and ongoing efforts.
The article recalls a centennial observance with references to Bates, presidents, and the dedication of a landmark. It notes a past editor and the memorial purpose of the event, stressing historical preservation and the significance of the survivor century rituals.
Col. Charles Ed. Jewett, Indiana Centennial Commission chair, proposes funding a new state centennial building in Indianapolis with fifty year bonds. He favors purchasing and preserving the Corydon Capitol and grounds as a state park, while a Corydon milestone structure would honor 100 years of Indiana progress. The plan aims to balance pride in Indianapolis with respect for Corydon’s historic site.
The Bluffton Banner notes a good reason to grant appeals, outlining a decisive case from a local court in Indiana. The article highlights arguments and potential outcomes for residents of Bluffton and nearby areas.
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