Post Office Second Class Matter Noted in Corydon
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1902
Page
4
Local Government Appointments List Read in Assembly
Congress William T. Zenor and Joint Senate appointments include Smith Askren Judge. Christopher W. Cook prosecutes as Attorney. John H. Luckett serves as Representative. Andrew J. Lopp named Auditor. George L. Hess treasurer. Edward O'Connor sheriff. Philip E. Leitch Frank M. Wilson with JW Nye. Hugh H. Rhodes commissioner First District. Andrew J. McIntosh Commissioner Third District. Edmond B. Love and William H. Keller county officials at large. John 8 Arnold and William Thomas also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
William T. Zenor
Smith Askren
Christopher W. Cook
John H. Luckett
O.eee
Andrew J. Lopp
George L. Hess
O. Cess
Edward O’connor
Philip E. Leitch Frank M Wilson
JW. S. Nye
Hugh H. Rhodes
Andrew J. McIntosh
Chird
Edmond B. Love
William H. Keller
John
Arnold William Thomas
Roosevelt on colonialism and tax policy sparks party clash
The speech at Harvard links unequal taxation to injustice and robbery while praising Roosevelt’s colonial stance. The piece attacks Republican plans on money, trusts, Cuba reciprocity, and anti-labor sentiment, noting a billion-dollar Congress and corporate influence in gas pricing.
Word to Uncle Polk Warns of Corydon GOP Opposition
A note from Washington township questions J. K. P. Sonner as a Recorder candidate at the Republican mass convention. It claims the Corydon pie counter ring led by G. Self opposes him, despite Polk’s long service in GOP campaigns. The piece warns readers to watch developments.
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J. K. P. Sonner
Washington Township
Corydon
Uncle Polk
G. Self
Polk
Post Office- Self - Wilson-Jones-Tracewell
Delay and loyalty in canal route debate in Senate
The New York Tribune criticizes Senate Republicans for backing the Panama route not on merit but to delay the canal project. It argues some senators vote for the worse option to defeat or stall the enterprise, regardless of which route is superior.
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New York Tribune
Republican Senate
Nicaragua
Panama
United States
Senate
Whistle cost of Philippine War questioned by Root
Secretary Root reports the total cost of the Philippine war at 170,326,586 dollars. The author questions the benefits of such expenditure and notes spending about 45 million dollars annually to impose government on an unwilling people, asking if this is too costly a whistle.
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Root
Democrats Promise Self Rule For Philippines If Trusted With Power
The piece cites Democratic arguments against imperial rule and pledges self government for the Philippines after proof of capacity. It notes Indiana debt payment aided by Democratic policy, Rockefeller dividends, and criticizes a brutal general removed from active service for ordered killings in the Philippines.
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Philippines
Congress
United States
Cuba
Jake Smith
Rathbone Delays Cuba Disclosure Amid Hanna Ties
G Kk Rathbone continues to promise revelations on General Wood's Cuba policy but delays until he believes disclosures will aid Senator Marcus A Hanna's presidential bid.
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Kk. G. Rathbone
General Wood
Cuba
Mr. Rathbone
Marcus A. Hanna
Repentance Questioned by Political Prodigals Carving
The speaker criticizes political actors who insist on doing all the carving and questions whether true repentance is possible for those who dominate decisions.
Private monopolies unshaken by threats of tomorrow
A concise aphorism noting that monopolies in private hands remain unmoved by future threats or promised actions. It underscores the rigidity of entrenched control against impending measures or reforms.
Promises and Trusts in Corydon Republican Letters
A lettered critique argues that voters are promised anything by the party to win trust support. It notes two prior Republican clippings and cites President Roosevelt and Attorney General Knox threatening or pursuing anti trust suits and the possibility of a December congressional session to strengthen laws.
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Corydon Republican
Corydon
Roosevelt
Knox
Congress
Voice of the people or party machine
A reader asks which approach better represents the voice of the people. The choice is between a large Democratic convention with 2,200 delegates voting privately at home precincts and a Republican mass convention in Corydon, influenced by a post office, pie counter, and salary grabbing ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Grannie
President Speaks Against Trusts in Pittsburg
The President denounces trusts in a Pittsburg speech and later lunches with Mr. Frick, linked to the Homestead riot and steel trust era. The remark notes Milt Fox sees through Roosevelt's alleged deception aimed at the masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mr. Frick
Homestead Riot
Steel Trust
Ven
Milt Fox
Roosevelt
Tariff Revision Tied to Its Friends Draws Criticism
A columnist argues that letting tariff changes be led by loyal allies mirrors allowing burglars to police housebreaking, highlighting concerns over political cronyism and legislative influence. The metaphor frames reform as inherently compromised and signals public distrust.
German Contributions Blessed by Faith in Independence Day
A speaker lauds German church life as the nation’s pillar, noting early church-building from 1776 and immigrants sending for religious instruction. He urges Christians to uphold divine truth, respect authority, and fuse faith with patriotism to defend liberty and national unity.
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America
Philadelphia
Germany
Konig
Apostle
Commonwealth
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of God
Luther
Christendom
Caesar
God
Paul
Church
Neves
Satan
Orange Blossoms, Thomas C Winkler and Vesta M Eaton
Announcement lists marriage intentions or license notice for Orange Blossoms between Thomas C Winkler and Vesta M Eaton dated in a small town record, noting names and the forthcoming ceremony in a local church or county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Winkler and
Vesta M. Eaton
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Harrison County
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