Corydon Indiana Official Notices and Officials Listed
Edtors and proprietors notice for Corydon Indiana highlights postal classification and a roster of county officials including A J LOPP clerk C A BLINE treasurer E D O CONNOR sheriff PHILIP E LOTICH assessor JOHN MABERMEL commissioners GEO H MATHES and E4 B LOVE coroner W SIRWELL NYE surveyor DANIEL M SHARP with assignment details and year subscription terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lopp
C. A. Bline
E.D. O'Connor
Philip E. Lotich
John Mabermel
Geo. H. Mathes
B. Love
W Sirwell Nye
Daniel M. Sharp
Indiana Republicans Split Over Porto Rico Tariff War
Indiana Republicans split from center to circumference over the Porto Rico tariff bill as state primaries focus on townships. Newspapers condemn the measure as a constitutional departure favoring sugar and tobacco trusts, predicting Republican defeat in November. Ex-President Harrison denounces the tariff as a serious departure from right principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
The
Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Press
Indianapolis Sun
Indiana
McKinley
Epigram Notes From Cincinnati Farewell Banquet
Judge Harmon and Judge Taft share epigrams at the farewell banquet praising liberty and national duty. Taft, head of McKinley's Philippines commission, voices cautions on independence, authority, and expanding jurisdiction. Epigrams touch on freedom, policy, and the Philippines question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Harmon
Taft
Cincinnati
Jefferson
Monroe
Washington
McKinley
Philippines
Harmon
Governor Mount Opposes Porto Rico Tariff and Ship Subsidy
Governor James Mount speaking in Indianapolis on February 23 declared strong opposition to the Porto Rico tariff bill and equally opposed the ship subsidy measure. He argued Puerto Rico is part of the United States and warned that separate tariffs for territories would create constitutional and practical complications. He urged consistency with federal tariff treatment for all U S territories and cautioned against disruptive special legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James Mount
Indianapolis
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Democrats Unite On Common Honest Platform Against Rapacity
The Louisville Times notes Democrats have been divided but are now reconciling on a platform of common honesty to oppose organized rapacity. It mentions debates over Providence, the flag and manifest destiny and suggests the party may regain influence as the year progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Tariff Bill Passes House by Narrow Margin
A vote of 172 to 161 passed the Puerto Rican Tariff Bill in the House on February 28. Republicans deny the vote occurred before the campaign ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
William Jennings Bryan for President Platform Declares Independence
Daviess County Democrat notes Bryan as winner and outlines his platform the Declaration of Independence Constitution and the Flag. It invites Democrats and reform citizens to attend the Democratic National Convention in Kansas City on July 4 and to unite delegates for pure economical constitutional government opposing empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Daviess Co. Democrat
Kansas City
Otis order mocks sanity in the Philippines
The piece notes General Otis has ordered 1,000 shackles for American soldiers driven mad by Philippine conditions, calling it a biting jab at the idea of paradise in the islands. It adds a remark on tariffs funding asylums and mentions a new sewer pipe trust with $10,000,000 capital amid ongoing concentration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Philippines
The
Sentinel
Crawford County Democrats uphold relative strength rule in judicial race
The Crawford County Central Committee adopted a relative strength rule for district offices, detailing how delegates are apportioned by candidate strength. In the Harrison County plan, plurality winners appoint delegates, affecting the judicial convention outcome where Luckett led in Crawford County by 1,?05 to Mitchell’s 257 with Mitchell narrowly ahead locally by seven votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Central Committee
Harrison County
Mitchell
Luckett
Crawford
Plain Duty to Porto Rico and Market Losses After Cession
McKinley’s message notes Porto Rico loses former markets after cession with tariffs unchanged, Spain and Cuba closing access to her cattle tobacco and coffee, reducing free intercourse without compensating gains. It highlights diminished commerce and ongoing tariff barriers post transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Congress
Porto Rico
Spain
Cuba
Market Open to Her Products and Porto Rico Tariff Debate
The text argues for opening United States markets to her products and abolishing all customs tariffs between the United States and Porto Rico. It claims Congressmen voted for the tariff bill at the President’s solicitation, and that the President now changes his mind without giving a reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Porto Rico
Bosses Control County Republican Ticket Ahead of April Convention
A editorial blasts county Republicans for a boss driven ticket and mass convention plan. It warns that the April 7 endorsement will mirror boss decisions, calling for fair play and urging honest Republicans to resist the maneuvers.
Recorder's Report of Harrison County Fees 1900
Complete recorder's fee report for Harrison County covering the three months before March 1900. Totals include recordings 133 deeds for 134.10, 105 mortgages 107.70, releases 28.00, mechanics' liens 6.00, acknowledgments 2.00, miscellaneous papers 1.75, and ex-recorder's fees 1.00. Signed Henry W. Denbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Tothhinness
Henry W. Denbo
Notice to County Council for March 20 1900 special session
County Councilmen must appear in the Commissioners' court room Corydon on Friday March 20 1900 in special session to transact important business. James A. Watson Auditornce Ex Officio Clerk Harrison County Council.
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Commissioners’ Court Room
Corydon
James A. Watson
Harrison County Council
Light running Jones Lever Binder mower ad
O L Morris, agent in Corydon Indiana, promotes the Jones Lever Binder light running mower for sale with emphasis on efficiency and ease of use.
Women and Men Suffering Kidney Trouble Urged to Seek Swamp Root
A newspaper ad promotes Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder disorders affecting women and men. It claims improved mood, ambition, and vitality, noting frequent urination and bed wetting in children as possible signs. Sample bottles and pamphlets are offered by mail from Dr. Kilmer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Little Sweethearts Art Calendar for 1900 Featured
The calendar presents six water color groups of children faces by Frances Brun dage in 12 colors each, sized 10x12 inches on Whatman paper for home use. It is offered free to subscribers of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly at 1.50, the weekly magazine. Also, 100 coils of green and dry wood for sale by J A Lone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brundage
Whatman
Frank Leslie
Poplar Monthly
Sheriff sale notice in Harrison Circuit Court
By decree and order of sale Dav id W Blair as plaintiff sues Matilda C Harrell and James H Harrell his husband as defendants. I will on Saturday March 24 1900 carry out the commanded sale per the decree in the case remaining of record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Circuit Court
David W. Blair
Matilda C. Harrell
James H. Harrell
Coryton
Indiana
Harrison County
Corydon and
Salem Road
Matilda CG. Harrell
Medora W. Conrad
Charles B. Conrad
Joseph Real
Ind
New Salisbury
Said County
Corner financials at auction under promissory notes terms
Auction announces sale of sums up to five dollars cash in hand and sums above five dollars on credit for nine months. Purchaser’s notes waiving valuation and appraisement laws, six percent interest after maturity, attorney fees, and approved freehold security. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock p.m. William S. Leuck and Major W. Funk, attorney administrator. Fab 27 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johtsch
William Ridley
Joseph L. Walk
Admr
Willliam S. Leuck
W. Funk
Candidates for Prosecuting Attorney in 3rd Judicial District
Ed D Mitchell of Harrison County and John H Luckett of Crawford County announce their candidacies for Prosecuting Attorney of the 3rd Judicial District. Each seeks the office in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. D. Mitchell
Harrison County
3Rd Judicial
John H. Luckett
Crawford County
3Rd
Judicia
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Editors and Proprietors
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FICE
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Dubai County
W. T. Zenor
Louisville Times
Corydon Ring
the Judicial Convention
Recorder’s Report
County Council
Scott
BOWNE
Papeete Pe York
J. .A. Lone
John M. Baelz
H.C
Michael Litsch
Said
Towlt
Townehin
Township Two
Henry Keehn
Samuel Bes Dries
John V. Denton
Towit
Prosecuting Attorney
Miss Conner
Optician
Conner’s Drug Store
Pearl and Spring
New Albany, Ind
New Albany
Pearl Street
Pfrimmer & Lemay
Breckenridge, Ind
Onlo Valley Telephone
Groggtate Servite Medical Co
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