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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1899
Page
4
The piece argues about tariffs, banking control, and the Philippines, citing Republican and Democratic stances. It notes distrust of trusts, calls for tariff defense, and critiques leadership while referencing public figures and antitrust concerns.
Readers recall a list of duties for the Commissioners including investigating the Recorder's office selling the Wise Poor Farm and building closets. The stationery bill, $33,939.94 last year with prior year carryover, is flagged as a major leak and calls for stopping the theft by enforcing contracted stationery supply. Indianapolis and Lowansport stationery sharks are urged to be brought to account.
Ex Recorder faces accusations from peers and investigators about misrepresenting a county debt. Five impartial men including Wright, Miller, Denbo, Fleshman sworn officials, and Brewster the expert weigh the truth. Tuell may still redeem himself by paying the amount and receiving a receipt.
The Washington county recorder cites a 1999 year ending May 31 mortgage activity with 320 recorded and 225 released, noting higher indebtedness and a shift in policy criticism tied to McKinley era prosperity. The Salem Democrat commentary contrasts local figures with national policy and inflation of taxes amid expansionist aims.
The concept defines price as the exchange value expressed in money for goods or services. It highlights how price serves as a measure, motive, and signal in markets, balancing supply and demand through monetary terms.
The World notes Andrew Carnegie’s 19th century view on tariffs as a nation’s infant industry shield. It cites U S steel output beating European rivals in Russia, China, and Japan and links sugar trust president Havemeyer’s tariff claim to rising trusts. It also remarks on McKinley tariff effects and upcoming Democratic strategy in the next election.
The Kentucky Democratic convention nominated William Groebel of Kenton county after a hard fought process. On the 26th ballot Groebel led Wardin with 5613 to 5261 as Stone exited on the 25th ballot. The alliance of Stone and Goebel unseated Hardin and Stone, with Goebel controlling credentials and guiding the victory.
The piece decries monopoly as the shadowing curse of the United States with trusts touching every commodity and labor. It lauds anti monopoly leagues in twenty four states and denounces vast corporate power as theft. It notes wages stagnation, factory closures, and layoffs amid trust control, urging vigilance and reforms. A reader asks about gold outflows to Europe as a sign of shifting fortunes. One Minute Cough Cure is endorsed for coughs and lung troubles.
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