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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1902

Page

4

Democratic District and County Ticket For Corydon

Entered at Corydon Indiana post office as second class matter. Terms: One year in advance 1.25. List of Democratic district and county ticket candidates includes Jom Seater for Congress, William T. Zenor, Smith Askren, Christopher W. Cook, John H. Luckett, Andrew J. Lopp, George L. Hess, Edward O'Connor, Philip E. Loitch, Frank M Wilson, Hugh H. Rhodes, Edmond B. Loveham, H Keller Sr, William T. Malleck, George G Schafer, and Benjamin F. Davis among others for positions such as Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff, Coroner, Surveyor, and Commissioners.

Wiliam T. Zenor Smith Askrenristopher W. Cook John H. Luckett Andrew J. Lopp George L. Hess Edward O’connor Philip E. Loitch Frank M Wilson Boers

Benevolent assimilation to malevolent dissimulation

A 1900s column from The Commoner critiques McKinley era expansion, cites Cuba and the Philippines costs, and questions Indiana senators on a ship subsidy bill. It mocks Carnegie’s restraint and notes flags placed in Cuba, Canada, Tripoli, Alaska, failing to “stay put” under tyranny.

Mr. Carmack Tennessee Mr. McKinley Indiana Canada Tripoli Cuba Alaska John Ball

Wheat Tariff Benefits to American Farmers Questioned

The 25 cent tariff on wheat imports is said to help American farmers yet it blocks Canadian wheat entry. Canada has 750 million surplus bushels that go to foreign mills, not U S buyers, and Canadian competition in foreign markets lowers U S prices as a large exporter.

Canada

Public Money Debate Mirrors Shipping Monopoly Fears

The piece argues American workers oppose funding to empower the J. P. Morgan syndicate and block shipping monopolies. It predicts Frye Hanna bill fate tied to Morgan influence and Republican control, noting voter stakes in upcoming elections.

J. P.morgan Morgan GO. P

Tariff debate and Republican critique in wartime statements

The text rails at Senator Hoar and Republican critics of war policy, arguing tariff revision is near. It denounces protectionism and subsidies as robbing the public, contrasts old soldiers like Major Steele with youth like Buck Lando, and condemns tariff and subsidy schemes as tools of favored industries and shipowners.

Major Steele Buck Foghorn Landis Senator Hoar Massachusetts Republican Party McKinley Buffalo

Red wedding customs in China color the bridal procession

The bride and attendants dress in red, with red litters, trees, banners, lanterns, and trays. Rich families show ornate palanquins with dragon heads while poorer brides ride plain chairs. A red veil and red ancestral letters on paper mark the ceremony, with a crown of tinsel and faux jewels common in Sweden.

China Sweden

Cow Buried Under Snow Straw Stack Survives With Calf

Near Coffeyville Kaw a straw stack buried a cow under heavy snow. Believed dead, the farmer did not dig her out. After 22 days movement was detected and the cow released to find a newborn calf. She soon recovered, drinking water in small amounts before returning to health.

Coffeyville Kaw

Peace terms announced ending South African war

In the House of Commons A J Balfour outlined peac e terms for South Africa. Boer forces surrender rifles and munitions. prisoners returned with rights intact. Dutch taught in schools if desired. military occupation withdrawn and self government installed. No Transvaal tax, 3 million pounds to restock farms, rebels to be tried by local law, rank and file disfranchised for life, death penalty abolished.

Mr. Balfour South Africa Transvaal

Shoes in nar row toe at your own price

Hinkle Parbour and Co offer nar row toe shoes in tan and black at White's in Ramsey Indiana. No further details of sizes or stock are provided in the fragment.

Hinkle Parbour & Co White’s Ramsey, Ind

How to Avoid Trouble With a Family Remedy

Public notice urges buying Chamberlain’s Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Crosier’s Corner drug store. Claims it is the most successful medicine for bowel complaints for both children and adults and warns it may be needed before summer ends.

Chamberlain's Coke Crosier’s Corner Drug Store Jne

Resolutions of Respect for Matthew M Grantz

In Lanesville Indiana on May 31 1902 the Lanesville Mutual Aid Society charter member Matthew M Grantz is mourned. The resolutions note his death on May 24 1002 and honor him as a faithful citizen father and friend with mourning draped for thirty days and notices sent to children relatives and county papers.

Matthew M. Grantz Lanesville Mutual Aid Society Mouruio M. Himmelheber H. Weaver A. M. Eisert Lanesville Ind James R. Pate Deliverance

Darling father laid to rest in heavenly home

Funeral verse laments the loss of a beloved father. The poem speaks to a mother and children, urging them to endure and follow God's will to reunite in the afterlife. Attributed to LL.M. P. and L. P.

Childen Father Ll.m. P L. P

Land Transfers and Deeds in Harrison County Records

A Harrison County recorder notes numerous property transfers including parcels from 40 to 121 acres and 1 to 70 acres. Transactions list buyers and sellers such as Guy Emily Emily Sallie Henriot Wm. M. Plue George Riehmer Callie Erb Lawrence Ellis R. Sigler J. Morris Ethel Hickman Jos. Lofton Peter Routh Jr Clara Elbert Lernean Brinley Cyrus Brown Miles Jones and others with amounts ranging from 4 to 121 acres and prices up to $1481.97.

Guy Emily i Emily Sallie Henriot Benj. B. Stevens Wm. M. Plue Jas C. Russell George Riehmer A. C. Riehmer Callie Erb Lawrence Ellis Sherif Harrison

Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Ad Claim

An advertisement touts kidney health by claiming overwork harms kidneys and links uric acid to rheumatism. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy, noting cures and urging readers to buy bottles or request a free sample and booklet by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.

Kilen Dr. Kilner & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Emmett Beanblossom Offers Deep Price Cuts on Coffins

Emmett Beanblossom of Mauckport Indiana, funeral director and embalmer, advertises drastic price reductions due to wartime union issues. Varnished coffins are one third off and cloth caskets half off, with embalming specialties and new methods. Telephonic calls answered day or night.

Union Emmett Beanblossom F. D

German Reader Finds Pain Balm Heals Wife Back

A well known German citizen of New Lebanon Ohio who reads the Dayton Volkszeitung shares a testimonial. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm his wife, eight weeks afflicted with severe back pain, reports relief and the pain vanishes after a few days. Crosier's drug store sells the liniment.

Eercge Sehnab New Lebanon Ohio Dayton Volkszeitung Chamberlain Crosier Orher

Orange Blossoms. Pobn A. Ham and Lottie Horselaw Morris

Family notices list Pobn A. Ham and Lottie Horselaw Morris, along with Grace Crosby Edward L. Pate and Sallie Hashman. Also named are Daniel W. Kelsey, Gertrude M. Byerley, Alva H. Amy, and Alda L. Rainbolt in a sequence of nuptial or social affiliations.

Pobn A. Ham Lottie Horselaw Morris Fleshman Grace Crosby Edward L. Pate Ghd Sallie Hashman Daniel W. Kelsey Gertrude M. Byerley Alva H. Amy Alda L. Rainbolt

Chills and Fever Tonic Promises No Cure No Pay

An advertisement touts Grove's Tarra Less Chill Tonic labeled as a bottle for chills and fever. It claims simple ingredients like iron and quinine, offering a no cure no pay guarantee with a price indicated as Be, pia.iv.

Grove Pia

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Corydon Democrat Ghas. W. Thomas and Chas. B. Ellis Fice Congress Orl Irshi United States Spain Carnegie Philippines Reid Havana Palma Grannie Scott & Bowne Pearl Street New York New Albany White House Main St Pearl Republic Earth House of Commons Treasury A. J. Balfour Tion Tal Henry W. Dexzo Harrison County Commercial Club Fair Grounds Emmett Beanblossom Mauckport, Ind Psan W. Briffett, G. P. 4
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