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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
4
The snippet notes editors and proprietor A. listed at Corydon Indiana as second class matter, with newspaper operations in the Democrat Building. It lists subscription terms: one year in advance price $1.15, and non prepaid rate $1.25.
The governor signals protection for fugitives amid partisan fights over trust policy. The Navarre News editor Frank Hicks, from Corydon Junction, launches a six column paper with optimism. October business failures reach 10.68 million in value. shipbuilding investment climbs 181 percent since 1890.
The speaker questions the value of a proposed subsidy by contrasting a ten year gain of 181 percent and last year’s 16 percent return with the effort put in from 12 to 17 hours daily plus some Sundays. The plea urges scrutiny of supporters of the subsidy proposal.
The recent elections brought few changes from the prior year. The fusion ticket won New York mayor, Quay led Philadelphia opposition, and Democrats gained Kentucky and Maryland legislatures, shifting Senate balance toward Democratic control and signaling a turn against trusts and monopoly. The author sees a national push for reform and deliverance ahead.
In Washington last week Rayner closed the Court of Inquiry arguing for Admiral Schley. He depicted the struggle to coal and maneuver, the destruction of the Cristobal Colom, and the pivotal action of the Oregon in the Battle of Santiago, praising the heroism of Schley and all captains and crew involved.
Mr Rayner delivers a three hour address praising Admiral Schley for standing firm against envy and gossip. He compares Schley to a victor vindicated by history and calls for posterity to judge fairly. Applause erupts as the court and audience congratulate him.
The undersigned will liberally reward anyone who furnishes information leading to the capture of the wretch or skunks who tore down and partially hauled off a large stack of lumber in their lumber yard on the Mrs Adda Shaffer land recently. waAITSON & THOMAS.
Patent medicine ad promises a fast cure for cold symptoms with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Mentions E W Groves signature on each box and a money back guarantee if it fails, priced at 25e in novelt?
An old adv advertises Scott s Emulsion as a cure for child undernourishment and weak growth. It claims the medicine strengthens and helps children catch up with peers, offering a free sample and listing Scott and Bowne as makers.
G F Carter of Atlanta reports relief from a bad case of piles after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and endorses it as a cure. The ad claims surgery is unnecessary for piles and that the salve also heals cuts burns and all wounds, warning against counterfeits from L A Riely & Son.
Jacob S. Pfrimmer administrator of Caroline Burkett deceased has filed his final account and vouchers for examination in Harrison Circuit Court on December 6 1901. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the settlement should not be approved and prove heirship. November Term 1901. 2w novv Administrator.
In the matter of the estate of Francisca Weisenberger deceased a settlement by John Weisenberger administrator was filed and will be heard November 26 1901 at Harrison Circuit Court creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why final settlement should not be approved witness November 5 1901.
Notice to Corydon and Harrison township residents that a male over twenty one will seek a license to retail intoxicating liquors in a specified ground floor room of a building on part of lot 35 in Corydon. The request is to be considered at the Harrison County Board of Commissioners meeting on the first Monday of December 1901.
The administrator of the estate of Charles B. Kerr late of Harrison County Indians deceased will sell at public auction at the late residence of said decedent about four miles northeast of Elizabeth on the Friedley farm.
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