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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1899
Page
4
Readers in Corydon Indiana react to national policy debates as editors rail against trusts and tariffs. The column ridicules the protectionist stance while accusing politicians of hypocrisy and referencing McKinley era policy and Philippine questions as part of campaign theater.
The piece critiques imperialism as dangerous to democratic institutions and warns that rising prices, trusts, and war taxes burden the masses. It questions federal policy toward the Philippines and warns of costly occupations and entanglements abroad. It discusses money metals and the deficit through the first ten months of the fiscal year.
A local newspaper column argues that farming costs rise due to trusts in New Jersey. It cites wagons plows hoes harrows and other tools increasing since January and May price hikes, urging farmers to see how trusts levy tribute on every purchase. The piece promises more installments next week.
The Indianapolis Sun declares Gen Miles need worry little as beef investigators did their appointed task. Washington authorities would have ignored charges if different. the public has read the commission's evidence and formed opinions. The consensus is Miles spoke the truth and deserves thanks.
The President announced plans to convene Congress in an October extra session to push currency reform. Critics argue the last campaign settled currency issues, while others say confusion over the currency question is growing.
A statement warns that the nation cannot pursue foreign conquest while preserving free institutions at home. It argues abandonment of freedoms would require new ideals and statesmanship before entangling in foreign affairs.
The New York Sun declares William Jennings Bryan could command high income in any field he pursues including law lecturing acting writing and journalism. It asserts his oratorical power would attract audiences nationwide and that publishers and newspapers would seek his works and commentary.
A letter mocks Grannie for not understanding silver coinage and mint costs while arguing for currency reform. It notes that gold requires mint work too and condemns deception. The piece also reports Col. W. P. Durbin, veteran of the 161st Indiana, has mustered out and will seek the Republican nomination for governor.
The article argues that William Jennings Bryan could pursue many lucrative careers outside politics, yet remains with the Chicago Democracy due to commitment to his party and principles, sacrificing potential wealth for political stand.
A correction notes the grand jury indicted Getzen danner for gambling, not failing to indict, with a stake of about forty cents. It claims prior references misrepresented the case and mentions Carnegie selling iron and steel interests to a new billion dollar trust for 150 million.
The steel and iron trust with capital around 800000 seeks continuation of high protective tariffs, arguing it is an infant industry. Ex Governor Roswell I Flower of New York dies of heart disease at Eastport, marking the loss of a major political and financial leader in the state and the nation.
An attempt to cut wages by ten percent for 300 employees at Burgess Steel Works in New Boston Ohio triggered a strike as workers protested the cut.
D M Rowland offers papering services in the Bullett Block and advertises up to date work for clients seeking neat papering solutions.
The State Board of Health and Charities secretaries and Harrison county commissioners met last Saturday to inspect the poor asylum. Photos were taken as critics say the trip wastes state funds. The county plans careful deliberation before deciding the location and construction of new facilities.
Advertisement copy touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as preventing cancer consumption heart disease and epilepsy by effecting a quick cure in all dyspepsia cases. Mentions L. A. Rirey J. Corydon Roritrocn White Cloud.
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