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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
1
Democratic Ticket Nominated for County and District Offices
A mass meeting last Saturday nominated a strong Democratic ticket for county and district posts. The slate includes William T. Zenor joint senator, Christopher W. Cook prosecuting attorney, Andrew J. Lopp auditor, Edward O’Connor sheriff, Frank M. Wilson coroner, Hugh H. Rhodes and Andrew J. McIntosh commissioners, and several councilmen. Defeated candidates pledged support. party unity celebrated as essential for an overwhelming fall victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Zenor
Smith Askren
Christopher W. Cook
John H. Luckert
Andrew J. Lopp
George L. Hess
Edward O'Connor
Philip E. Loitch
Frank M Wilson
S.nye
Hugh H. Rhodes
Andrew J. McIntosh
Edmond B. Love
William H. Keller
John S. Arnold William Thomas
Congress
John H. Luckett Onesee
James A. McRae
Samuel C. Malleck
Jacob L. O'Bannon
Tleeee
Charles H. Ginkins
David M. Miller
Daniel M. Sharp
Smith
Ali
Thomas J. Stevens
David Kaylor
William Richert
Amos W. Yeager
Edmond B Love
William H. Keller, Sr
John S. Arnold
William Thomas
William I
Ela
Democrats appoint delegates to state judicial and senatorial conventions
At a mass Democratic meeting on June 4 delegates and alternates were named for the State convention. Listed are M. W. Funk, Thomas Coniee, W. SF Avery, W. B. Dewees, Bert Summers, S. C. Mauck, J. L. O Bannon, Oscar Harbison, John Seipel, Scott Kessinger and others with alternates. Judicial convention appointees include Ed Bush, Sherman Briscoe, George W. Miller, Halleck Mathews, Henry Wolfe, and more. Joint Senatorial convention delegates include Major W. Funk, Clarence C. Jordan, John H. Martin, and additional named figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Funk
Thomas Coniee
W. SF. Avery
W. B. Dewees
Bert Summers
S. C. Mauck
J. L. O'Bannon
Oscar Harbison
John Seipel
Scott Kessinger
A. McRae
W. B. Ludlow
Jesse Miller
George Montgomery
Wm. Ridley
David Miller
James Brewster
Dan Sharp
Smith Patterson
Wood Yeager
Wu, Richert
David Kaylor
Bush
Sherman Briscoe
George W. Miller
Halleck Mathews
Henry Wolfe
Charles H. Weaver
John Damon
Emery Breeden
Democratic Central Committee
Harrison County
Major W. Funk
Clarence C. Jordan
John H. Martin
Thomas Conlee
Robert F Davis
Henry J Bye
Marion Conrad
William Fisher Craven Boone, Jr
Ferdinand O'Bannon
James Harbison
Joseph A. Bauer
Jacob Vogt
Smita Askren
College students stage The Deacon at Auditorium
The Deacon comedy drew a large audience Friday and repeated Saturday at the Auditorium. Next Saturday the troupe travels to Mauport with cast including Daisy Thomas Ora Stevens Waduen Sieg Ambrosia Hurst Stella Hisey Nellie Kinser Will Rochner Griffie Miller Orlie Sieg Frank Brown Charley Boone Bert Steepleton and Roy Jack with Mr Rochner as the Deacon Mr Boone as the policeman and Mr Steepeton the negro comedian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troup
Mauckport
Daisy Thomas
Ora Stevens
Waduen Sieg
Ambrosia Hurst
Stella Hisey
Nellie Kinser
Will Rochner
Griffie Miller
Orlie Sieg
Frank Brown
Charley Boone
Bert Steepleton
Roy Jack
Mr. Rochner
Mr. Boone
Mr. Steepeton
Animal burrows at Reinhardt cemetery uncover human bones
A ground hog or similar animal digs at Reinhardt cemetery near Ramsey and unearths numerous human bones including a skull. Neighbors recover the bones and rebury them after discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhardt
Ramsey
Egg Hatch Orders For White Wyanndottes In Indiana
Henry W. Denbo of Corydon, Indiana, books February to May hatching orders for White Wyandottes priced 933 to 942 dollars per 15. Early bookings get priority. Also offered are poultry netting, barb and plain fence wire, and various lawn fence styles. Call B. F. Hurst to view stock. ml12-2w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Denbo
Corydon
Ind
B. F. Hurst
Death of Corydon Drugist Dr L A Riely at Home on Chestnut
Dr L A Riely a prominent Corydon druggist died of heart failure Monday evening at his Chestnut Street home. He was about to turn 72, had two sons L S Riely and Lea Riely, and leaves a wife. Funeral planned once his son arrives from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. A. Riely
Chestnut Street
Dr. Riely
Corydon
New Albany
Presbyterian Church
Orders of Masons, Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Honor
L. S. Riely
Lea Riely
Oklahoma
West
Township Tickets Named by Democrats in Multiple Towns
Nominations list in several towns includes advisory boards, justices of the peace, constables and multiple supervisors. Names across Spencer Franklin Taylor Posey Scott Webster appear for districts and towns, detailing local official slates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bruce
John J. Bullett
David Shaffer
Asa Harbaugh
H. W. Morris
W. P Mauek
Samuel Snider
Lee Davis
Ratio F. Lewis
Andrew Ehalt
Demostheres
C. Davis
Luther Stover
Andrew J. Rosenbarger
Spencer
S. H. Engleman
J.F. Mosier
Douglas Taylor
William Arnold
Joseph Pinaire
Charles Vuausha
Joseph Brengman
Leonard Regot
Frank Gertz
Willard Davis
Joseph Berry
Abraham Pitman
Henry Thevenot
Franklin
John Fieg
James H. Bowman
George Bickle
Justices of the Peace
Wm, Ott
Walter I. Sims
Anderson Davis
Nicholas Nolot
Lee Erb
John Ferock
John O. Green
George B. Goss
Celestian Vausha
Noah Burrel
Sam Lagle
Charles Hendricks
David Howerton
Ea Licener
Joseph L. Waik
DeWitts Little Early Risers For Biliousness Relief
The ad promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as a safe gentle laxative that keeps the bowels and liver healthy to prevent biliousness and eruptions. A testimonial from C. E. Hooper of Albany Georgia says the pills helped relieve his biliousness and improved his well being. The copy emphasizes never griping and presents the product as the very best pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
C. E. Hooper
Albany, Ga
de Witt
Mar
Ohio Valley Normal Opens With Strong Spring Enrollment
The Ohio Valley Normal opens April 1 1902 with record student enrollment for spring term. Strangers appear on streets daily as boarding options fill. many advanced students from other schools join. Prof. Orlin H Venner arrives to teach after earning an A B at Berea along with Prof. Hallett and Prof. Taylor set to arrive soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlin H. Venner
Berea
Thomas ‘Hallett
Taylor
Meeting at courthouse on Pike question plans
A courthouse meeting Monday evening discussed Pike question plans for 1903 with farm interests present in small numbers. A committee was named to draft a petition for a mass meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday March 29. Members: Emery H. Breeden, William Sieg, D A Jordan, Henry Grable, Eph Stonecipher, William Groves and Robert Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Emery H. Breeden
William Sieg
D A. Jordan
Henry Grable
Eph. Stonecipher
William Groves
Robert Bruce
Flowers to Speak in Corydon on April 2
The Lecture Course Committee announces Montaville Flowers will close the season in Corydon with a performance of Shakespeare's Merchants of Venice on April 2. Flowers is widely known locally and has visited twice before, drawing educators and audiences from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montaville Flowers
Venice
Shakespeare
Flowers
The Commercial Club in Corython Planned at Court House Meeting
A Corython meeting at the courthouse launched the formation of a Commercial Club. A committee chaired by E. S. Hallett was appointed to report at the next courthouse gathering on Monday evening March 24. Members listed include S. Hallett, H. B. Chilcote, Geo W. Applegate Jr., W. J. Bullett, T. J. Wilson, and E. L. Pitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corythen
Court House
E. S. Hallett
S. Hallett
H. B. Chilcote
Geo W. Applegate, Jr
W. J. Bullett
T. J. Wilson
E. L. Pitman
Freight engine overturns in Dubois county killing two
A freight engine overturned Monday in Kyana Dubois county causing the death of the fireman and another man and leaving the engineer with severe injuries. Fifteen cars were derailed and smashed. The Southern Railway endures a run of bad luck amid broader transportation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyana
Dubois County
Bertha L Shuck Wed Roscoe H Lewis At Kintner House
The Kintner House hosts the marriage of Bertha L Shuck to Roscoe H Lewis with about one hundred guests. Rev J D Jeffery officiated in the parlor. Wagner and Mendelssohn were played. gifts and carnations noted. couple to reside at the Kintner House with Lewis as hotel clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kintner House
Geo. W. Shuck
Bertha L
Roscoe H. Lewis
Wm. Lewis
Laura Rowe
Pfrim Zollman
Hattie Bullett
Pat Wolfe
Eva Callender
Lelia
Fourtha Martin
Jeffersonville
Lewis
Spring Term at New Middle Town School Begins
Spring term starts on the 24th inst at the New Middle town school with pupils from nearby townships. Prof Zenor, an experienced teacher and Corydon Normal graduate, offers strong instruction and a state teaching certificate. Tuition is small. See Prof Zenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown
Zenor
Corydon Normal
Depauw University
Corydon Schools Month Ending February Report
Report of Corydon Schools for the month ending February 28 shows enrollment 416 with 358 belonging and average daily attendance 306. Tardiness 39, truancy 2, neither tardy nor absent 119. Officials visited 9, parents 30, others 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Lumber Sale At Chambers Co Mill Spencer Township
About 40 000 feet of building lumber of all kinds offered for sale at the Chambers Co mill in Spencer township three miles south of Ramsey. For particulars contact Logan Alexander who lives near the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers & Co
Spencer Township
Ramsey
Logan Alexander
Witch Hazel touted as cure for piles and wounds
Surgeons not needed for piles says ad. DeWitt's Witch Hazel claims to cure piles at once avoiding dangerous operations. Claims equal results for scalds cuts burns wounds sores and skin diseases. Warns against counterfeits sold by L A Rigby & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt’s
Mar L. A. Rigby & Son
Reorganization of the County Central Committee
The new County Central Committee elected last Saturday met at Judge Kirkham's law office and organized by electing officers: Chairman Ed D. Mitchell Secretary James Brewster Treasurer Thomas J. Wright. The list includes committeemen from Harrison Boone Morgan Washington Spencer Jackson Scott and others with regional designations and names. Stops the cough and works off the cold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold one day. No cure no pay. Price 25 cents.
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Headady
Wiliam
Manly
Messrs
McRae
O’bannon
Mauck
Auditor
Hess
Recorder
Sharp
Patterson
Ginkins
Miller
Brewster
Stevens
Yeager
State Convention
Cook
Judicial Convention
Nick Seibert
Louis Horn
Charles Yeager
Dude Sonner
John Kannapel
Thomas J. Wrig
William Graves
John S. Martin
Dan Pitman
Millard Rosenbarger
Ed D. Mitchell
David Conrad
Amos Lemmon
Thomas J. Bowling
C. W. Thomas
Hez Luckett
John Mathes, Jr
William .Diey
The
L. A. Riely
Harrison
Jacob Henry
Thos. Thomas
Peter Endris
John Liteh
Mathias Hausz
Philip E. Leiber
Philip J. Lottich
James Burns
Blue River
John Sweinhart
Thomas Knight
J. D. Cunningham
R. B. Neal
Cornelius Daily
John Reader
Joseph Ackerman
L. A, Risry & Son
Ohio Valley
Pike Meeting
the Commercial Club
Grand Army
Third District
H. Clay Evans
Pension Bureau
Indiana
Evans
John V. Sappenfield
Mt. Solomon
Scott Township
Hickman
L. J. A. Jaegers
Kentucky School of Medicine
Baer
Peary Street
Covington, Ky
Quincey Lee Morrow
Wm. Norton
Clyde
Floyd County
School Hall
Harison County
Democrae
Lewis Shuck
G. K. Gwartney
Henry Wright
Jacob Stevens
Charley Mauck
Alex Grable
Craven Boone, Jr
Ashton, Heth
North
Mason Dean
South
Philip E. Miller
Thomas Wright
Theodore Hisert
Michael Kennedy
Charles Radcliff
Morgan
Mat. Martin
Washington
Maxim Pate
Jesse Dooley
Frank Heimbaugh
Frank Cunningham
POSEY
H. E. Farnsley
J. H. Glasgow
Ira Combs
Marion Deweese
Jacob Hiser
Webster
Nicholas Eye
Andrew Blunk
Scott
Sam D. Breeden
Uiae
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