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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
4
A local store showcases children's wear including capes and jackets priced from £1.50, Ladies coats and skirts, and a broad hosiery selection. Hosiery, undergarments, gloves, and dress goods with many items discounted, plus carpets, curtains, shades, and bedding announced with limited stock and fast delivery to city customers.
The piece urges Democrats to rally for victory, urging neighbors to vote Democratic while attacking Republicans as threats to liberties. It cites labor, taxes, and public debt reductions under Democratic rule and criticizes trusts and Republican leadership, calling for concerted action ahead of the election.
A call urges voting to curb concentrated wealth and force trusts to serve the public, replacing masters with representatives of the people. The message frames the ballot as a lever to restrain corporate power and protect citizens.
The piece argues last year’s federal outlays under McKinley at 650 million versus Cleveland’s 350 million. claims a 300 million increase due to Republican imperial policy and trust influence. It denounces Durbin as a trust magnate and urges voting against him and McKinley or for the Republican ticket, depending on trust views.
This early health ad argues tuberculosis can be halted in its early stages. It urges readers to self diagnose, seek prompt action, and use Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. A free sample offer is promoted from Bowne Chemists in New York with price details for bottles.
The Corydon Republican ring faces backlash as two foreign speakers and a Corydon brass band press to discipline Mauckport supporters. Meeting described tame with many tired of ring rule, while bosses vow to stand firm. Sugar price jump blamed on sugar trust supporting campaign funds. Bryan mocks income tax stance, compares to Lincoln. Broom price spike blamed on broom corn trust. Soldiers still in Philippines. McKinley era claims of peace questioned. Boss Hanna denies trusts.
W J Bryan argues for a civilization that secures home ownership and property rewards for industry. He calls for equal hope for the poor and security for the rich, and urges Democrats to beware Republican tactics to move voters and steal votes.
The paper has yet to publish any word on reform in local affairs, leaving readers curious about motives and priorities behind the editorial stance and coverage decisions.
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