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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1898
Page
4
A brief notice from Corydon Indiana indicates post office operations or mailing terms with a quoted rate structure of 1.25 and B1.15. The item shows typical second class matter designation and references the Democrat Building as the office location.
Democrats claim momentum as county results tilt toward them and Republicans shrink margins in several states. Harrison county shows a Democratic gain with Watson and Zenor's district lead, while Indiana and Nebraska trends hint at broader shifts and caution against political manipulation. Josiah Gwin praised as guardian of citizens' interests.
The writer recalls 1896 Republican claims on tariff and free silver and notes the Spanish American War as a rallying issue. It questions whether gold advocates and free silver supporters will openly settle the monetary issue in the 1900 election and doubts they will.
The piece condemns Republican tactics used nationwide to back President with a vote of confidence and to fund campaigns via slush money from trusts and big financiers. It argues these two arguments were pivotal and employed to their fullest extent in the recent elections.
In a bold stand against ring politics over two hundred Republicans voted mixed tickets, denouncing boss rule and signaling the decline of corrupt factions. The piece defends Senator Stewart and notes Nevada’s legislature will reelect him by a large margin. It blasts Goldbug lies and urges GOP unity against slander. West Virginia is forecast to elect a Democratic senator.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as superior to plasters for chest side or back pain and rheumatism. It promises prompt relief and urges sale through E. S. Crosier. nov
At the 8th election, Justices of the Peace and Constables were chosen in each township with mixed outcomes. Harrison elected Levi Blunk, Henry Davidson, Abner Hunter as Justices or Constables. Spencer saw Democratic and Populist and Republican contests with varied victories. several townships reported no Democratic ticket and others noted Pas ter ballots and miscast votes affecting results.
New Albany store advertises season bargains across dry goods and shoes. Lot prices cut dramatically on ladies jackets, wool dress goods, skirts, waists, underwear, and accessories. Also promotes patterns, furs, and a broad range of silk and cotton items plus extensive clearance on umbrellas, gloves, curtains, and hosiery.
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar for severe cold throat and lung soreness. It promises immediate relief and a warm grateful sensation, with a guarantee and signature by L. A. Avery and David Sharrer, Admr.
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