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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary text lists Corydon Indiana post office and subscription terms. Mentions editors and proprietors W. Thomas and Chas B. Bellis and a price structure with annual and out of county rates.
The Ohio Democratic platform endorses key planks while detailing national concerns. President Roosevelt is confirmed for the presidential race with cross‑party support discussed. Lt. Gen. Vourg and Maj. Gen. Corbin to represent the army. Local leaders critique the administration and pledge reform against Hanna’s stand pat stance.
Congressman Ieppburn denounces protective duties as barriers to free competition. He argues tariffs shield our market from rivals but harm general prices, accusing Republicans of fostering trusts and harming the many to benefit a few. The Commoner reports the critique of duty schedules and trust systems.
Article argues Nelson Aldrich cannot accept the presidential post and contrasts his stance with Senator Hanna. It presents philosophy favoring government as a stable institution and warns that wealth should not exempt leaders from the law, urging reform to restrain power.
The Inter Ocean questions how Mr. Aldrich, advocating a philosophy that government serves wealth, wields practical control of the Republican United States Senate. It suggests the paper will show when the party reminded voters that riches do not exempt citizens from the law.
The American defender Reliance won the third and final race of the Americas cup series in dense mist, finishing at 5 30 02 as Shamrock III failed to complete the course. Lipton contemplates another challenge while the race confirms America’s hold on the cup.
A testimonial advertisement extols Dr Miles New Heart Cure as a complete remedy for heart trouble. The writer claims dramatic relief from attacks and urges others with heart disease to try the treatment, noting improved health and offering a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co.
The ad claims consumption is curable when caught early and urges immediate use of Scott’s Emulsion. It emphasizes that neglected consumption becomes incurable and promotes regular doses as the turning point toward recovery.
Washington dispatch reports Commander Robert E Peary U S Navy intends to renew his bid for the North Pole Leave of absence for three years is granted with presidential approval Peary outlines action plans for a reinforced ship built in American yards and powered by American engines likely to depart around July 1 next year Pelham New Hampshire reports a separate fatal car collision in which four people died and 14 injured on a line between Lowell and Nashua Illinois Chicago records a new long distance train speed record of 128 miles in 125 minutes with speeds up to 85 mph Kansas City to Bloomington Illinois accident kills a locomotive engineer near Greenview and injures fireman and others Oregon Hillsboro minister Kennedy held on burglary charge Russian exhibit at St Louis seeks space to display crown cotton tea and cereals with large crowds at Corydon fair in Indiana
Winchester Kentucky September 7 Democrats begin state campaign with 10 000 visitors as Blackburn McCreary and Governor Beckham speak amid brass bands and banter. The town hosts rallies and speeches as the campaign lines are drawn for Kentucky’s statewide vote.
Kokomo Indiana September 2 Divorce cross complaint alleges Sarah Pohlman has thirteen living husbands and one dead. Eight husbands reside in Ohio, five in Kokomo. Named Indiana husbands are Richard Johnson Thomas McVeta John Tyler Thomas Hades and Joseph Pohlman the latter as the fourteenth. She has been legally separated a dozen times.
In Kokomo Indiana on September 3 Herman age 12 son of L K Applegate of Harrison township completed thirty ninth day of total fasting. He has had no nourishment pass his lips though occasionally small amounts of water are taken. He remains conscious and has not spoken for a month to the watchers at his beside.
Percheron stallion Columbus No 18341 will stand the Fall season at the Stauth Gros barn located 21 miles west of Corydon. Commencing Septho terms set at eight dollars to insure a living colt. Sack Bros Co owners.
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