Gorylon Daemoneval Local Paper Folio Almanac
Fragmentary OCR lists a 19th century local paper dated on Wednesdays with a 1856 establishment and a 2680 circulation. Mentions Hod Osteo Photo rate highlights and unclear names, likely ad or notice of publication schedule.
Local Taxation Details for Consumables and Entertainment
The notice outlines charges on shares and payments in dollars for various entertainments. A special rate applies for amounts over two weeks of value. It mentions a per ate charge and references counts and standards without clear specifics.
Hanly Blamed as GOP Censures Leader Over Defeat
The Republican Party leaders condemn Governor Hanly for calling a special session to push county option, arguing it showed distrust in Watson and exposed party extravagance. They credit Marshall’s uprightness for his election and note Indianapolis papers praise Marshall highly.
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Hanly
Watson
Lis
Iit Peauc
Marshall
Widiacu
Lewers
Senate
Republican
Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan and the call for reform in Nebraska politics
The piece argues Bryan remains a moral exemplar and influential voice in public affairs. It contends opponents used economic fears to oppose him and praises his reform efforts over twelve years as a private citizen. It notes Nebraska’s legislature leaning Democratic and cites his enduring public influence.
Indiana Democrats celebrate sweeping 1904 election gains
The Indiana Democratic Party claims a strong victory with Governor Tom Marshall remaining in office, an eleven member congressional delegation, and a Democratic majority in the lower house. The piece urges reforms and continued Democratic leadership to reduce Republican burdens and restore the people's influence in state and national affairs.
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Taft
Thomas R. Marshall
Tediana
Bryan
Indiana
United States Lines
James A. Hemenvway
Gist Congress
Miren
United States Senate
National Congress
Republican Party
Tom Marshall
Regretting Senator Bryan's Non Election Next Year
The passage laments that a United States Senator will not be elected next year and asserts that Mr. Bryan would have won, bringing benefit to Nebraska and the nation. It praises his followers for believing he would have been the best president and calls him a gallant, courageous champion of an oppressed people.
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United States
Bryan
Nebraska
Rockefeller Deed Involving Major Oil Property Spurred Court Action
The report notes a deed from the largest owner in the Standard Oil property who was recently relieved from a $29,000,000 fine by the United States Court of Appeals. It raises questions about Rockefeller’s stated desire for law and order and public opinion on his motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
United States District Court of Appeals
Rockefeller
Endorsement by Rockefeller and Carnegie for Taft
A few days before the election John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie gave interviews backing Taft for President. Rockefeller declared Taft’s election would mean for law and order, casting support in the public sphere ahead of the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 2. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
Rockefeller
LAW and Order
Free Homesteads in Western Sioux Reservation
A public notice offers a pamphlet on Rapid City land district homestead openings. It includes land character, railroad maps, and a sectional map showing lands open under Sec Two. The outfit, priced 50 cents, can be ordered from M. F. Morris in Rapid City, South Dakota.
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Great Sioux Reservation
Rapid City
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
M. F. Morris
Testimony of Housewives Endorses Peruna Remedy
Several women from Kentucky Ohio Oregon Minnesota and Arkansas attest Peruna improves health and cures ailments from colds to catarrh and constipation. They praise increased strength improved appetite and relief from chronic pain while urging others to try the tonic.
House and Lot for Sale in Corydon
House and lot in Corydon offered for sale. Nine rooms, good stable and garden. Described as one of the town’s best properties. Inquire at this office.
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Circuit Court
Harrison County
Indiana
Henry Ef. Deitrick
Adam Deitrick
George Dierick
Jacob Dietrick
Frank Dietrick
Caroline Arnold
Adam Dietrick
de Edent
Court House
Corydon
James A. McRae
Harrison Circuit Court
Amos Lemmon
Wm. Ridley
Satz High wheel spring wagon with top auction listing
An old newspaper item notes a Satz high wheel spring wagon with top listed for sale. The ad shows a price of $20 and mentions two Mars, L. J. Knaneaan, R. RB. 4, Corydon.
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Lew M. O'Bannon
Hod
Phote
Gaert Ea Bison Suvser Ay
Dinek
William Jennings Bryan
Go Tea
Wiliam J. Bryan
Lisbet
Tult
Evan
Hiner
Citzen
Pblic
Cratic
U. S
J. W. Boehne
W. A. Cullop
W. E. Cox
Lincoln Dixon
Ralph Moss
Charles a.Korbly
J. A. M. Adair
Martin Morrison
G. W. Rauch
Cyrus Cline
Henry Barnhart
W. O. Barnhard
E. I. Crumpacker
Deskleton Health
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Kentucky
Oregon
Ohio
Hattie Hamilton
MR Anthony Rauch
Peruna
Sparta
Khy
M. F. Jones
Burning Springs
Anthony Rauch
Walnut Street
Bucyrus
Feruna
Anna C. Hyde
Yamhill Street
Portland
Literary and Educational Organization of
New Hampshire
Tressie Nelson
Fifth Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Maggie Durbin
North Street
Little Rock
Ark
State of
Johanna Biekel
George Woertz
Beco
Joseph W. Gilmore
R S
Kirkham
Haas, Admr
John H. Heth
First National Bank
Corydon, Ind
Pete Elbers
Lanesville, Ind
Coppywrights &c
Ise
Scientific American
Mann & Go
Roseway
Washington, D.C
Blunk and Shuck
Undertakers
New
Iddletown, Ind
Eureka
D. F. Lemmon
California
Washington
Louisville
New Albany
F. H. Kaleis
E. H. Bacon
D.P.A
As R. King
Louis S. Piely
R.S. Kirkham
Wil
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