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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1899
Page
2
The article surveys anti trust debates and political reactions amid calls to curb monopolies. It cites Attorney General Monnett, the Ohio case, and editorial positions from the Chicago Chronicle and Washington Post, urging vigilance against trusts and urging constitutional restraint.
The piece argues Mr Bryret remains stronger than a single plank yet must heed party declarations on finances. It portrays him as a true leader who persuades converts to the Democratic platform through his personal support.
A caustic note accuses Mr Tavemeyer of joining a list of ungrateful cusses after Andrew Carnegie as part of hindering Mr Thanni's European tour, casting doubt on Tavemeyer's testimony. The missive targets Mr Tranna and warns of influence on the Omaha World-Weralth coverage.
London Democrat notes a parallel between Lincoln freeing 4,000,000 Black Americans and McKinley purchasing 10,000,000 in a charged comparison of policy and method.
Lord Compton argues the Boers are formidable guerrilla soldiers with superb marksmen and courage, urging Britain's readiness for costly war. He notes the Transvaal’s terrain favors defense, requiring distant bases and extended supply lines for any invading force, complicating any potential conflict.
A special St Louis City Council committee proposes filing in federal court in Chicago to stop the canal project amid fears of water pollution. City counsel Sehourdeher to draft the legal action and pursue court steps to protect city interests following Chicago inspectors' visit.
The Western headquarters of the rural free delivery service is set in Indianapolis. Special agents including Henry Casten Charles Lynn W F Conger and George Olsen Thoamas Soward W V Annin BLOI Rathbone and Wathaway met Frank M Dice. They report rapid growth and a $300000 budget for the year with Indiana leading in demand.
A special nine coach excursion train bound for Los Angeles from St. Louis crashes into freight near Newman California. The Burlington railroad crew led by S R Drury reports multiple fatalities among the teachers aboard the train.
The article discusses strategic risks of a Natal attack on the Transvaal, estimating a 66 000 man force needed and noting logistical perils, terrain, and hostile countryside. It cites Boer marksmen, Gen. Joubert as future Boer commander, and references English losses in the 19th century. It also reports a fatal freight train collision near Newnan, Cal, injuring eleven and killing three, with emergency crews rescuing passengers.
A New York committee outlined a two day celebration for Admiral Dewey with a band and naval parade. A large triumphal arch will be built costing about 10000 dollars for the arch over which Dewey will pass, potentially at City Hall Park or Madison Square Park. Two civic floats are planned for the naval procession.
In an authorized interview Senator John J. Ingalls signals a return to Kansas politics and aims to reform Republican strategies. He says he will not seek the U.S. Senate or Congress, predicts Melxinley’s renomination, and frames the campaign around imperialism, military dominance, and the silver issue.
A historical note reports a series of violent incidents across multiple states. Brief items include Ix. L. Smith of Washington Georgia perforated by bullets by C. l. Grove, Emanuel Sauders knifed by Frank Reed in Pittsburg Kentucky, and Reed dying. Ex Mayor Collier of Petersburg Virginia died by his own hand.
Reports from Kenton Tippecanoe and White counties indicate a record corn yield with never before seen acre returns. Observers cite rains boosting corn and oat crops, berries and watermelons, projecting Indiana crop values near 300 million dollars, offsetting wheat shortages.
Windfall commissioners ruled voters cannot delegate power to one attorney to sign remonstrances against liquor licenses. Licenses were granted to three applicants leaving three saloons. Temperance advocates plan appeals to the Supreme Court if needed, arguing the Nicholson law would be undermined.
Forty seven years after being orphaned in Peamiston County Ohio Mrs George Hadley of Birazil and Mrs Burton of Chattanooga Tenn were adopted by separate families and split apart. A new letter from Mrs Barton proves their sisterhood ending the years of separation.
A patchwork of items: Goshen probes street oialing, Mrs Henry Barnard of Martinsville dies, Terreaute pursues a new charter, South Bend militia mobilizes, and tramps trouble Shelby County. Reports of deaths and lawsuits thread through Vanderburg and surrounding counties.
In 1808 at Caney a Cuban pig sheltered in a thatched house escaped during a battle. American troops watched as fifteen Spanish soldiers chased the pig through trenches amid gunfire without firing. The episode left U.S. observers impressed and reinforced by home reports that Spaniards were not cowards.
An old advertisement claims Allall's Catarrh Cure is a constitutional remedy priced at 75 cents. The notice repeats the claim and price, followed by a stray line about Oscallatory Flavor. A separate notice invites photographers to a Celeron New York convention and promotes the Nickel Plate Road round trip fare and train options.
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