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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1899
Page
3
A Corydck Democrat piece attacks trusts and central power, condemning Republicans, praising Bryan era ideas, and urging voters to understand price rises and corporate influence. It notes local attendance at a Bryan diner in Louisville and records a stance on agricultural implements.
A draft on party tactics accuses Republicans of bowing to bondholders bankers and traders to shape legislation. It claims trusts will nominate a pro money platform and argues liquor laws and crime policy would be dominated by thieves and penitentiary inmates, warning voters of deceit.
In Harrison County a town vote reveals widespread vote selling by a Township Trustee and allies. The writer argues power should return to the people and names D. C. Kintner as a potential county superintendent winner over Amt Weaver by about a thousand votes, condemning the corrupt system.
The Philadelphia Record cites England’s growing wealth and Ireland’s alleged misery while criticizing protectionist theories. It notes Ohio Republicans rejected Autormes-General Monnett and Stewart as anti trust advocates, accusing subterfuge in the last National Republican convention and questioning currency reform pledges. It also asks how long homeowners will stay owners before renters rise, referencing county farm debt.
The remark quotes William J Bryan stating the United States bought the right to end a war Spain had carried on for centuries. It presents his assertion on U S policy and international conflict.
A detailed list of expenses for jurors, special jurors, miscellaneous items, health and public works, and school fund disbursements from the June term 180 Harrison County Commission and Court records. Names, roles, and amounts are itemized, including juror fees, bailiffs, meals, stationery, printing, and bond interests.
Invite your inspection and patronage of the largest stock in town. Shoes and Oxfords for men women boys girls and babies. Wash goods for ladies waists and dresses. Men s pants and children s suits. Straw hats. Come early come often. Prices lower than anyone else.
Court announces auction of deserted county real estate tied to a writ. The properties span sections twenty five and thirty six in Harrison county with multiple tracts in Crawford and local lands attached. Bids commence on rents and profits for up to seven years, then full fee simple if needed, under John M. Baelz as bail.
In Harrison County Indiana a divorce suit John J. Biggs v Mary M. Biggs proceeds in the Harrison Circuit Court. Plaintiff by Major W Funk files complaint with affidavit stating Mary M. Biggs is not a resident and is a necessary party. Defendant must appear by Sept 11 1899 or risk hearing in absence. Otto Cunningham Clerk seals Corydon Indiana June 12 1899.
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