Subsidy politics and party critique in Senate vote
A public letter denounces the ship subsidy as protection for wealth and accuses Republicans Hanna Frye and other leaders of corroding the nation with syndicate influence. It condemns the recent 42 to 31 Senate passage as a tally against the taxpayers and urges voters to scrutinize the Democratic ticket and cast a careful ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hanna and
Frye
Republican Party
Seland
Familiar Ring Politics in Corydon Indiana Herald
A Republican organ attacks the Corydon ring known as the Wilson Self Ring. It claims Self governs party choices, toppled Dr Funk for County Chairman with Tommy Jones, and plans to install allies in key posts, warning against resistors who refuse the collar. The piece ridicules the ring politics and calls for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Republican Ring
Wilson-Self
Wilson- Self
Dr. Funk
Tommy Jones
Funk
Tommy
Tom
The Jefferson Creed on Liberty and Governance
A compact statement emphasizes universal justice regardless of state or belief, honest commerce with nations, and entangling alliances avoided. It champions state rights, a strong general government, protection of elections, and freedoms of religion press and person under habeas corpus and juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignal
Threshing Machine Trust Expands to Harrison County
A new threshing machine trust has formed in Harrison county with all local threshing operators joining to set a uniform price per bushel. Farmers who fail to pay will be blacklisted and passed over until debts are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Corydon Republican Ring to Settle Political Time
A colonial era style note claims the Corydon Republican ring will decide time and names in a family reunion caucus before imparting selections to the public. It urges patience and trusts the ring to settle matters satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Republican Ring
Taxpayer anger over subsidies and court rulings
The piece accuses the Senate of approving $200 million in subsidies for private ship owners and criticizes Indiana senators for supporting the move. It questions future deputy appointees and notes a Supreme Court decision nullifying a state labor wage law. It reports county debt rising by $95,000 in eight months and mocks the promised prosperity claimed by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
U. S
Indiana
Supreme Court of
Sullivan Circuit
Recorder
Corydon Republican Ring Shows Evidence of Life
Ad notes a cold remedy with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising cure in a day. All druggists refund if it fails. Signature attributed to W. Grove on each box. Meats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
W. Grove
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement for Children Health
An old time ad contrasts grain fed horses with grass fed to praise Scott's Emulsion. It claims improves appetite digestion and growth in sickly or thin children and describes it as more than food, a strong medicine. It cites a free sample offer and access via druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Ordi
Vice and political dangers cited in republican fears
A reflection on terms like subsidy monopoly and trusts as threats to Republicans, warning that wickedness grows from familiarity. The moralizing lines compare vice to a monster, noting that repeated exposure leads from hatred to pity to embrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Roll of Honor Subscribers to The Democrat
A roll lists numerous names and towns of subscribers and donors to The Democrat since the last report. Included are Charles Rochert of Georgetown and J. W. Harbaugh of Key West, with many others across Indiana and neighboring states. The long roster names numerous individuals from Corydon, Lanesville, New Salisbury, Ramsey, Frenchtown, and beyond, reflecting broad local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Charles Rochert
Georgetown
Edwin E. Sappenfield
Ramsey
J. W. Harbaugh
Key West
Fra
W. F. Colglazier
Palmyra
George A. McIntosh
New Salisbury
John W. Bussabarger
Corydon
Jesse Johnson
Ind
Louis Horn
Rehovcoth
Samuel Ware
Rosewood
Malinda Shuck
F. M. Bruce
Leonam Hickman
Moberly
D. J. Rhodes
Hill Grove
Henry Richert
Utan. Co
N. Dome
C. O. Crosby
J. R. Binkley
Cashion
T. J. H. Flora
Mauckport
F. M. Deweese
Foresman
Louis Zimmerman
St. Joseph
George Montgomery
New Amsterdam
Andrew Richmer
Ulan
Joe Endris
New Albany
L. V. Brown
Hopkins
White Hall
Wiliam Jones
Locust Point
Kate Yochem
Breckenridge
William Hunter
Depauw
Pleasant Jenkins
Dallas Yeager
Lanesville
Clarence Kopp
Fairmount
Neb
D. F. Adams
Low Dell
Albert Bruch
Sinks
Sam Windell
Hill Groves
H. H. Richard
Mary E. Harbison
Felix Vausha
Frenchtown
George Woertz
Crandall
John Tronein
Jesse Shields
Laconia
George Kopp
Nola Davidson
Sunshine
Francis D. Benson
Albert Benson
Charles A. Walther
C. H. Boston
Bradford
William R. Stevens
D. Q. Quebberman
R. D. O. McRae
Gaston
Sarah J. Lone
Lafayette
Peter Fogal
Iris
Thomas J. Adamson
H Pitman
Mineola
Kansas
L. Shaw
Matt Martin
Hugh O'Connor
Ramona
John B. Regot
Ellensburg
Washington
Fred Reising
J. W. Wiseman
Peter Day
James Crecelius
Walter Snider
Henry Woertz
John Able
Rehoboth
Willard Rosenbarger
George W. Boone
John Hardman
Lena Allen
J. W. Shrigley
White Cloud
Lewis Hendricks
Ogden
W. Craig
John O. Green
Jacob Walter
Otto W. Young
Edward Henning
Death of Charley Conrad at 16 from typhoid and heart trouble
Charley Conrad son of Mr and Mrs Perry Conrad died Wednesday evening after a five day illness from typhoid fever and heart trouble He was 16 and is survived by his parents two brothers and a sister The funeral was held Friday from the family home and interred at Oak Grove Cemetery Rev H I Stern delivered the sermon A sentiment of farewell and prayer closes with a verse about heavenly reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Conrad
Perry Conrad
Oak Grove Burying Ground
H. I Stern
Local social notes and visits across Corydon and Louisville
Miss Arminda Noe plans to attend O V N C J C. Abbott relocates family to Corydon. Edith Burress returns to New Albany. Uncle Harve Saffer visits Marion Lamb. Belle Noe visits Corydon friends. Edna McRae hosts young guests. John and Mrs. Cunningham return from Louisville. Mabel Ackerman Mabel Davis and Charles Hess visit Morton Davis. Julia Abbott and Florence Brown visit McCauleys from Louisville. Edith Hess and Kate Young from Louisville to Easter at Youngs. A Fritz home party honors Charles Hess before his departure for O V N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arminda Noe
J. C. Abbott
Corydon
Edith Burress
New Albany
Belle Noe
Edna McRae
Mabel Ackerman
Mabel Davis
Charles Hess
Morton Davis
Julia Abbott
Florence Brown
Louisville
James McCauley
Edith Hess
Kate Young
Jesse Young
Spring Term Opens at New Middle Town School
The Spring school at New Middle town begins on the 24th inst. Pupils from adjoining townships will attend. Mr. Zenor is a hard working student and an experienced teacher and deserves a large attendance. He is a Corydon Normal graduate and holds credits at Depauw University with a State certificate. Tuition is small. See Prof. Zenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown
Zenor
Corydon Normal
Depauw University
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Rapid Relief
A Crosby Mississippi testimonial endorses One Minute Cough Cure claiming rapid relief from coughs colds croup and throat troubles. Judge J Q Hood attests its efficacy and the product is said to liquify mucus ease inflammation and reach the disease’s cause. L A Riety and Son also vouch for its benefits to their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Justice of the Peace
J.Q. Hood
Crosby
L. A. Riety & Son
Social honors Lee Snyder before Northwest trip
A social at W F Rease's home last Thursday night honored Lee Snyder who will soon depart for Cando North Dakota. Mr Reas and Miss May Denbo provided music after which cake and refreshments were served as friends wished Snyder a pleasant journey to the Northwest. Carpet Racs Monuments at Ginkins shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Rease
Lee Snyder
Cando
N. D
Reas
May Denbo
Lee
Women and Kidney Trouble Affecting All
Women as well as men are made miserable by kidney trouble. The ad touts Swamp-Root as a remedy, claiming quick relief and a cure for kidney and bladder issues in both sexes. It pitches sample bottles and a pamphlet from Dr. Kilmer, Briar...ton, New York, urging readers to write for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma — Free
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Briamton
N. Y
Paner
Phate One
Elren
Columbus Carriage & Harness Coo
Columbus
P.O. Box
St. Louis
P.O
Sheriff's Sale Offers Rents and Profits Plus Fee Simple Interest
The sheriff will first offer the rents and profits of the real estate for up to seven years. If it fails to fetch enough, the sale will proceed to the fee simple in all right title and interest of the defendants. Philip E. Lotich.
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Philip E. Lotich
Mrig S. 11. c
Philip
Lotich
S. H.C
Sheriff Sale in Corydon Indiana of 80 Acres
A sheriff's sale is ordered in Harrison County Indiana. On April 12, 1902, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., at the Corydon courthouse door, the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 35, township 4 south, range 5 east, totaling about 80 acres, will be offered at public auction. proceeds to first cover rents and profits, then the defendants' right, title, and interest. The Savings and Loan Association of Corydon is plaintiff, defendants are Peter C. Martin and Arabella C. Staptin, with Philip E. Lotich handling the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Indiana
Corydon
Harrison Circuit Court
Savings and Loan Association of
Peter C. Martin
Arabella C. Staptin
Bradford
Morgan Township
Board of Commissioners
Estate administrator seeks sale of decedent's real estate
Jacob Hiser the administrator of Catherine Hahn deceased files in Harrison County Indiana circuit court a petition against Louis Hahn and others asking for an order to sell real estate to pay debts since it cannot be partitioned. Hearing set for May 12 1902 Corydon Indiana with Clerk CHAS A BLINE sealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hiser
Catherine Hahn
Louis Hahn
Louis Deer
Margaret Deer
Circuit Court
Harrison County
Indiana
Corydon
Said Court
Chas. A. Bline
Notice of Letting Contract for Free Gravel Roads
Harrison County Indiana invites sealed bids by April 10 1902 for construction of free gravel roads in Blue River township. Plans and specs on file at the Auditor's office Corydon. Bond required. contracts awarded to lowest responsible bidder. work begins June 1 or when bonds sold and ends December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
County of
Harrison
Indiana
Harrison Township
Corydon
Court House
Andrew J. McIntosh
Edmond B. Love
Geo
H. Mathes
James A. Watson
Harrison County
Blue River Township
Geo. H. Mathes
Notice of Survey for 18 Acre Tract in Harrison County
Sarah C Cunningham notifies Charlotte Ellis and Mary E Sweeney that on April 14 1902 the County Surveyor of Harrison county Indiana will survey a tract of 18 acres in fractional section 23 township 6 south range 4 east adjoining their land The survey will locate lines and establish corners of the tract dated March 18 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ellis
Mary E. Sweeney
Harrison County
Indiana
Sarah C. Cunningham
Local lumber yard offers ready building lumber and patterns
The undersigned will supply all kinds of building lumber on short notice and can cut barn or house patterns to order. Call and leave your order, either with us or at our mill in Heth Township. ad-tf . ao
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millin Heth
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Ghas. W. Thomas and
Chas. B. Ellis
William T. Zenor
Congress
Eee
Hugh H. Rhodes
William H. Keller
John
Arnold William Thomas
William I. Mauck
Georia L. Shields
George G Schafer
Benjamin F. Davis
Smith Askren
Christopher W. Cook
John H. Luckett
Andrew J. Lopp
George L. Hess
Edward O’connor -Philp E. Lotich
Frank M Wilson
Justice To
Cuba
Senator Frye
Maine
Tvugere
Mark Hanna
Beco
Incorporated Wealth
Reblican Party
Shaw
Brussels
Jamie
Grannie
Self
Jefferson Creed
Threshing Machine Trust
George Hess
Pearl St
New York
Roll of Honor
Ernest Simcoe
Taylor Township
Harve Saffer
Marion Lamb
John Cunningham
Fritz
Ginkins’ Shop
Commissioner's
Adam Bach
Lena Kastliner
Mary R. Shickels
Anthony Bach
Appolonia Loew
A. M. Eisert., Sr
Sheriff’s Sale
George Merckel
Catharine Ramser
Magdalena Ackley
Mary Briel
John Merckel
Barbara Kellner
Joseph Merckel
Mary Day
Antony Richmer
Josephine Richmer
Lula Richmer
Clara Richmer
Avsaline Richmer
John Richmer
Peter A. Day
Pennington Street
Main
Mark Jacob Fessel
John P. Isterling
Coryton Junction, Ind
Galeby
Riely & Son
Coraton
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