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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
1
Unique Alpine hats in black and brown offered at low price under 1.25 dollars each. Limited availability and value not found elsewhere.
The advertisement lists medium weight underwear for between seasons in striped ribbed and merino blends at 25c per garment. It notes heavy wool backing, fleece lining, and closely knit ribbed garments with fancy patterns and elsewhere goods at 75c each.
James Pierce aged 83, long time Odd Fellows member, received a Veterans Jewel from the Grand Lodge of Indiana for fifty years of service. Born in Delaware in 1517, he migrated to New Albany in 1842, later moved to this county, and was a charter member of New Albany Lodge No 1. He once manufactured boxes and has a daughter in Missouri.
A Corydon Republican caption quote misstates Ross McKim’s political conversion date. Neighbors and acquaintances, noting his eight year Republican allegiance, are astonished by the perceived deception aimed at readers. The episode suggests no broad shift in Bryan or Democratic support.
A fragment lists residents and teachers including Claud Watson W Neely Julia Neely W Watson A G Lopp Samuel Lopp Bessie Faith Charles Reagan Henry Beanblossom James Sherman Frank Shireman KE L Watson Nettie Shuck Shuey Beanblossom Alva Smith. The text references a Chicago Tribune column noting high loan rates and usury law evasion, quoting Frank Hanley on easy borrowing.
W J Bryan toured Indianapolis to Louisville drawing ovations with crowds across cities. He spoke to over 100000 during the day and eight thousand in New Albany, ten thousand in Jeffersonville, with a Louisville Auditorium speech remembered as a Philippic. Enthusiasm suggests a large fall majority. other items note Tennessee Democrat N W Carmack’s Senate bid and Boone township Democratic mass convention with slate of local nominees and harmonious proceedings.
The National Convention of Democratic Clubs in Indianapolis drew seven to eight thousand marchers and vast crowds, with twenty bands and dazzling pyrotechnics. Speakers supported Bryan and the Democratic ticket, contrasting past McKinley support with present opposition. Delegates hailed from across the country, promising Democratic gains locally and nationally amid Republican planning for trustee races.
A long list of campaign speaking events in multiple townships from October 1 to November 3, featuring speakers such as Wm. Ridley A. J. Lopp C. W. Thomas Thomas Conlee and R. S. Kirkham at school houses precincts and churches in Franklin Spencer Taylor Scott and Posey townships plus towns like Palmyra New Middletown and Corydon Junction with dates October 1 to November 3.
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