Corydon Indiana Publishers Thomas and Ellis
Local newspaper listing notes Thomas and Ellis as publishers in Corydon Indiana for the Democrat. This brief entry identifies the political paper’s publishing firm.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1899
Page
2
Local newspaper listing notes Thomas and Ellis as publishers in Corydon Indiana for the Democrat. This brief entry identifies the political paper’s publishing firm.
Readable lines show a partial October 1899 calendar with day headers Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa and weekday markers. The fragment preserves column headers and a grid outline without complete dates or events.
reports indicate both sides push for peace talks while troops mobilize and citizens brace for potential escalation. observers note rising international concern as governments seek a ceasefire and humanitarian aid, with border communities preparing for possible curfews and shelter needs.
The department has notified that the cruiser Prairie, commissioned to carry the executive or governor to Paris, will be ready to start statements on Ora 15.
Filipino authorities assist U S troops by coordinating reinforcements and providing intelligence on movements south of Manila. The article notes improving collaboration and anticipation of enemy actions in the region.
British government accepts Canadian offer to send a resident to the Transvaal. Canadian ships have already been chartered to transport the troops.
The Talse furniture factory of the Alien Thomypeou Whitney Company in Boston's South Asbursham area was burned down causing a loss of about 30 dollars. Workers are reportedly displaced as the plant is covered by insurance.
Several papers report the Geers have sent an ultimatum to Tigland demanding the withdrawal of frontier troops within eight bets. They commend President Kruser for endorsing this decision.
A local police bureau faces a betrayal claim as investigators probe a suspected insider breach. Officials review security logs and interview staff to determine how sensitive information was exposed and who is responsible.
The readable content is severely garbled with no discernible events, names, dates, or locations to anchor a coherent summary. No identifiable person or organization is clearly described.
Morris Gustin of Ander sor aged 11 in a fatal shooting after a mishap while hiding. The day before Phinlap also died in a similar accident and Gustin commented on the carelessness.
Immense crowds witnessed a grand naval parade in New York honoring Admiral Dewey. Flags, searchlights, and a Brooklyn Bridge message welcomed the fleet and the ashore celebration concluded with a city hall reception and a Waldorf Astoria smoker before departure for Washington.
The Olympia leads a vast flotilla as 3 million spectators line Brooklyn and Manhattan harbors. Fireboats, lanterns, and electric displays illuminate the route, while a huge crowd gathers from Battery Park to City Hall. The Admiral's presence and a royal salute mark a historic ceremony and surge of national sentiment.
Admiral Dewey’s flagship Olympia completed a 118 day voyage touching ten ports. Manila, Hong Kong, Singapore, Colombo, Suez, Trieste, Naples, Villefranche, Gibraltar and the return to New York marked a swift journey at a steady nine knot pace.
New York presented Admiral Dewey with a large IS karat gold loving cup. The cup features panels showing Dewey with oak leaves and the emblematic eagle, the Olympia at sea, and an inscription of the gift’s purpose and donor. Handles are gold double dolphins, neck bound by a rope, dolphins and oak leaves decorate the body, four anchors rest on the base, and the square base bears the names of the mayor and 89 representatives.
The first America’s Cup series race ended without a finish within the five and a half hour limit as winds died and wash from steamers disrupted progress. Columbia and Shamrock battled to near equal on the 15 mile Windward course, with Shamrock gaining and losing, before the clock ran out and no winner was declared.
Canada shows a projected wheat surplus with export potential. Manitoba expected 60 million bushels, Ontario 21 million, and a shift to goose wheat noted. Demand grows for French and Dutch macaroni trades, while premiums rise on goose wheat over winter wheat. A Philadelphia burglary ends with a monkey as the sole stolen item.
A Dewey land parade in New York featured 1,400 girls on a high stand at Seventy second Street and Central Park forming the name Dewey. The white capes created white letters with blue capes filling the spaces, making the word Dewey stand out against the blue background.
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