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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
7
A public figure will speak at events in Laconia Monday night October 3 New Middletown Tuesday night October 4 and New Salisbury Wednesday night October 5. Local venues and start times vary by city. The visits emphasize outreach and community engagement.
Hon. Arthur H. Jones of Indianapolis Crandall schedules a tour across Indiana with events in Lanesville Elizabeth and Corydon from October 20 to October 22 including an afternoon gathering in Elizabeth at 2 PM.
Hon Smith Askren and Republican candidate E S Tuell are slated for joint appearances at six meetings in Franklin, Scott, Posey, Taylor townships and Laconia from October 10 to 14. Each event invites voters to hear the candidates discuss issues and platforms.
The piece notes Britons favor insurance gambling covering any risk from a king's death to a horse race loss. It explains how marine insurance speculation by those without direct ship or cargo interest led to abuses and prompted Parliament to enact a drastic law to curb such unwarranted bets on maritime accidents.
A Washington Star exchange quotes Mrs Jangle remarking on past poverty of the Comrox family and Miss Cayenne retorting that manners are bidirectional when invitations were withheld. The brief quip contrasts social pretension with implied reciprocity.
A caller asks after Mrs Schoorer in a boarding house. The maid confirms she is in her room and that the maid overheard her taking a nun.
The sun causes a tall monument to visibly swing away from the sun as the illuminated side expands more. A pendulum inside would trace an ellipse about half an inch in diameter on clear days, as explained by the English Mechanic.
A young Benedict asks why the old bachelor never wed. The bachelor explains he would not marry until he found an ideal woman, a difficult search. He finally found her, but she was seeking an ideal man, leaving him acknowledging a shared yearning.
The Presbyterian Standard notes a debate on abolishing capital punishment with the claim that it was good enough for ancestors and remains acceptable today. The quote reflects a stance against abolition, emphasizing tradition and perceived justice in deterrence.
Three thousand delegates from four railroad brotherhoods in New York agreed to support railroads in seeking a square deal from the government. They pledged harmony with employers, plan to memorialize President and Congress, and to scrutinize candidates for federal office on employer and employee treatment. The vote covers about 350,000 workers on 63 lines and 2,000,000 voters dependent on rail service.
At Atlantic City the G A R national encampment heard a sensational wrangle over removing the Lee statue from Statuary Hall. A resolution to urge Congress was tabled 133 to 102. New commander Gilman announced staff appointments including Ephraim Stillings and D R Stewits in Boston and New York.
Six bodies remain unidentified after a wreck two miles east of Clayton Kentucky. The disaster killed sixteen people and left eleven injured. Local authorities pursue identifications and investigate causes.
A fragment quotes phrases about sugar and life as exchanged dialogue. It hints at a literary or casual exchange where sweetness and survival are contrasted. No clear event or人物 names. content appears conversational.
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