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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
4
Official vote figures show W. Kern, Democrat, leading across Harrison County in November 1900 with a 513 vote plurality. The data record outlines Kern as the gubernatorial candidate and notes the county outcome.
The vote shows majorities against amendment No. 2 with 1177 to 2693 and 1516 to 987 for the amendment. Overall, the majority vote favored against the amendment by 1370.
turnout reached 5405 votes with Social Labor and Social Democrat tickets sharing small totals in several precincts. The county shifts back to a Democratic majority after a history of fluctuation, with Bryan carrying the county by 342 and the county ticket showing similar gains.
Corydon Democrat announces its office address in Corydon Indiana and lists annual subscription terms. Advance payment required. standard rate is 100 per year with a note about delinquent rates and possible arrears.
The article notes a Republican-leaning legislature, shifting county results with Bryan’s influence, and a call for Democrats to keep their powder dry. It also reports the Rice Growers Distribution Company, led by Vanderbilt, aiming to control U S rice production from Crowley Louisiana and marking a trend toward capital dominance in agriculture.
A political column imagines extending bitter scrutiny to the Republicans if Ye Maney’s second term mirrors the trouble Cleveland faced for the Democrats, signaling sharp partisan analysis and anticipated difficulties ahead.
Reports reveal Republicans used carbon paper envelopes to mark ballots in booths. Voters carried sealed envelopes to buyers who paid for correct marks. one envelope was seized in Heth township. The Church Furniture Trust, tied to National Church Furniture Works in Richmond Indiana, has closed its local plant for an indefinite period. McKinley won anyway.
General MacArthur says the Philippines will require a larger army and years to withdraw. This undercuts Senator Beveridge’s prediction that the war would end quickly with McKinley’s election.
A fragmented report notes Republicans missed ratification on McKin ley amid county loss. Observers say supporters discharged weak signals then retreated from prominence as the week advanced.
The Steel Billet Trust organizes in New York to include all mills as steel billets price jumps from 15.50 to 30 per ton amid pro McKinley sentiment. Hurrah for McKinley.
The Trans-Atlantic Steamship Trust is being organized with capitalization of 125000000 dollars. Four years more of unobstructed sway are anticipated by supporters. In local politics the lowest county ticket candidate elected last Tuesday leads by 100 votes more than two years ago, signaling Republican ratification concerns after the election.
The J I Case Plow Works in Racine Wisconsin faces a strike after a 50 percent wage cut for workers. The report suggests broader political implications, noting gains for McKinley prosperity and posits if the GOP had converted more G I M s in the county, outcomes could have been worse.
The speaker argues Democrats must mortgage themselves to Wall Street to win while Republicans now do the same. A landslide for McKinley did not help in Harrison county, as Bryan increased his majority over four years ago in this region.
A Republican loss of 23 points at Doctor F's precinct is reported. The piece suggests the candidate should stay home next time, implying a cautious or reflective reaction to the setback.
A brief note questions whether the Boers still fight and mentions uncertainty about the status of the U S election held on the sixth inst. The fragment implies concern over communication from the election outcome and ongoing conflict developments.
Instructions advise soaking the corn or bunion in warm water then paring carefully without bleeding and applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily while rubbing vigorously for five minutes. A corn plaster is worn briefly to protect the area. Pain Balm touted as superior for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism. sold by E Crosier Drugist. nov
Election results list Indiana congressional winners by district with party and plurality figures. Democrats hold nine seats to Republicans four, totals show Hemmenway Miers Zenor Griffith Holliday Watson Overstreet Cromer Landis Crumpacker Steele Robinson Brick and others.
Mr H H Black of Grahamaville Sullivan Co New York reports his five year old son suffered severe croup episodes despite doctor visits and many medicines. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with dissolving mucus and stopping croup when dosed repeatedly. The remedy is claimed safe for babes and adults and is sold by K S Crosier, Druggist.
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