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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1901
Page
4
A historical column debates state governors handling fugitives and assassination, praising law enforcement and urging swift action on Taylor and Finley. It weighs Indiana, Kentucky, and national responses to political violence and the enforceability of the law across borders.
The Floyd Harrison senatorial district may see a concession of the candidate from one county to the other. Public Press notes fair spirit in county cooperation. O Bannon says he has no intention to run but will support party candidates as a private.
The article asks who applauded and protected W. S. Taylor of Kentucky, a fugitive accused as an accessory to the murder of Kentucky’s governor elect and a state senator. It suggests his presence at the Philadelphia Republican convention could influence Czolgosz. The piece urges Republicans to answer who is endorsing anarchy and murder through Taylor’s case.
A call to respect rulers echoes in a message urging swift trial of all involved if a governor is assassinated. It stresses holding even minor conspirators accountable and condemns any escape of guilt in a state office context.
Debate centers on whether Indiana can protect individuals under indictment for being accessories to a notorious assassination. The question probes legality, ethics, and political pressure around shielding suspects in a case that shocked the nation.
A speaker denounces Republican claims of abundant prosperity as a boast of wealthier classes. He argues free silver would raise prices, but real prosperity fails to reach farmers and workers while stockholders, bondholders, and trusts profit from past six years of legislation. He urges readers to question who benefits from current policies.
The Washington Post argues that if 1776 patriots were noble, then Kruger Steyn DeWet Botha and the Boers are patriots in 1901 alike. It warns that judging one side as noble implies judging the other, and using England's view of 30ers would align with Lexington and Breed's Hill figures.
In the Evansville Courier dated the 2nd inst a interview quotes Hon W E Cox of Dubois county praising Congressman Zenor calling his record above criticism while affirming his own candidacy. Cox says he is a personal friend of Zenor and believes every man has a right to aspire to office.
Senator Washburn of Minnesota states we have largely outgrown protection for our industries. Protectionists in the area are urged to take notice.
A brief political stance asserts that no tariff duty should be levied on articles from any area where the flag flies. The statement argues broad cross party appeal, appealing to Democrats and a large portion of Republicans as a potential plank in a platform.
Ex Secretary of War Alger criticizes Admiral Sampson for his conduct at Santiago in a new book. He questions Sampson’s attitude toward the army and his later official report, suggesting disappointment after July 3 and potential blame for Shafter missing a conference. Also notes Steel Trust earnings rise and tariff revision push by Northwest Republicans.
The Commoner has reached 119000 copies in six months, a historic gain. Mr. Bryan contributes political economic and social analysis, and a joint one year subscription with The Democrat is offered for 174 dollars versus 200 dollars when bought separately.
Q R Larson of Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony runs a general store nine miles from the railway and twenty five miles from town. He notes farmers within a thirty mile radius buy Chamberlains remedies and claims fourteen local customers were cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy in the past year. Sold at Crosier’s corner drug store. oet
A bold call for absolute free trade under the flag grows in popularity, described as a popular slogan that could sweep the county like wildfire and rally broad support among supporters.
Administrator of Nancy J. Gray estate will sell at public auction on the premises by order of Hartison circuit court at the September term 1901. Auction details follow in the official notice.
In memory we recall the life of Sarah Bistes a friend to many in Southern Harrison county. She endured long illness from dropsy yet stayed pleasant. Her father was an early Southern Indiana settler with fourteen children, only one alive today. She married twice first to Wm Conlee in 1810 producing two children Alice and Mary M. Mary M married Cornelius Daily. Conlee died in 18__. She remarried in 1860 to Aaron Peters with four children all dead except Emma Luduke. She joined M E Church for 36 years then Presbyterian until her death. Remains buried at Rovers Campground. funeral by Rev. Venerable of Rehoboth.
Property in Harrison county Indiana offered for sale on Tuesday November 5 1901 at 2 o clock comprising part of the southwest quarter of section 36 township 4 south range 2 east containing 36 acres with a 16 acre excluded portion set off to Viola Allen leaving 20 acres. Terms pay one third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months with notes and six percent interest. Sale is administered by James M Shierrill administrator. Oct 4 1991 adtnr oct2-3w
A father in Nixon Tennessee shares a testimonial about his daughter's five year struggle with indigestion and constipation. After using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin from local sellers, she reportedly gained strength and could walk long distances, despite two doctors predicting no recovery. The notice promotes fifty cent and one dollar bottles with a guarantee and lists local agents.
WANTED several persons of character and food reputation in each state. Cone in this county required to represent and advertise old established wealthy business house of solid financial standing. Salary 18.00 weekly with expenses additional, all payable each Wednesday from head offices. Morse and curriave furnished when necessary. References, enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Manager 316 Caxton Br Chicago, senes- low
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