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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1899
Page
4
Down with trusts and war talk reverberate in era of trust battles
A scrambled political column rails against trusts and imperialism while отмечая Boer War anxieties. It notes Vincennes Sun as oldest west of Alleghenies, mentions Bernard Cookran and Beard Cochran in trust talks, and cites Nebraska Missouri races. It also covers a Pittsboro American window glass company formation and a Missouri mortgage surge.
Bryan's Remedy Against Trusts.
The speaker proposes a federal licensing system for corporations to operate outside their home states. Chambers argue Congress could grant licenses with conditions to prevent stock watering, monopoly, and require public disclosure. If unconstitutional, he favors amending the Constitution to empower Congress to destroy every trust in the country.
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Bryan
Congress
Supreme Court
The Language of Trusts Rhetoric in North Vernon Sun
A heated column rebukes critics of the Washington administration and anti trust critiques. The writer accuses opponents of treason and defends government actions toward Filipinos and Cubans while defending capital’s rights and price increases.
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Washington
North Vernon Sun
Trusts at Work Shake Glassware Sales Network
Orders sent by wire to more than 200 traveling salesmen of firms joined into the National Glass Company compel them to return home. The trust plans a central selling agency in Pittsburg to replace these road sales staff and possibly discharge firm salesroom employees.
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National Glass Company
New Tableware Trust
Pittsburg
Secretary Ilay on free trade and American manufacturing
The letter argues free trade benefits the United States, claiming America builds locomotives for Europe Asia and Africa, bridges, sewer piping, bicycles, and watch cases sold worldwide. The piece asserts no sentiment, buyers choose American goods for quality and low cost, questioning protectionism.
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Ilay
Iater
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Atlantic
Nile
Sudan
Birmingham
Kidderminster
Ohio
Geneva
Indianapolis
Admiral Schley Assigned to South Atlantic Police Duty
The Navy Department assigns Admiral Schley to police duties in the South Atlantic. The Washington Post notes that Admiral Dewey was briefly sidelined to a different posting but circumstances gave him new opportunities.
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Navy Department
Admiral Schley
South Atlantic
Navy Ring
Amiral Dewey
Washington Post
France in turmoil as justice bleeds amid militarism
The report speaks of violence and injustice in France with cries for political change led by Bryan as the public mood shifts. The piece frames militarism as oppressive and outlines popular demand for leadership changes.
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France
Bryan as Barrier to State Socialism Cited by Creel
James Creelman, a noted journalist, praises William Jennings Bryan as the supreme leader of his party while noting his appeal to business men. He argues Bryan’s stance against foreign adventurism and his sympathy for the suffering under corporate greed counter state socialism and its danger.
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James Creelman
Bryan
McKinley
America
Admiral Sampson and Schley Reward Contrast Cited
The Chicago Tribune laments the pick of Sampson as Charlestown yard commandant and Schley to the South Atlantic squadron, viewing it as rewarding subservience and punishing victory in a Yankee assessment.
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Admiral Sampson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Admiral Schley
South Atlantic
Chicago Tribune
Reed and Cockran in the era of trusts and tariffs
The text critiques Thomas B. Reed and Bourke Cochran as leaders in Republican praise of trust defense while Bryan’s speech draws away the audience. It notes the government’s protective theory demotion and cites a U S wood-working trust with a $40 million capital plus a coal price rise costing the poor ten million dollars in profit for the coal trust.
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Rourk Cockran
Chicago
Cockran
Bryan
Cochran
McKinley
Repubican
Bourke Cochran
Ghitgo
Indianapolis News
Republican
American Wood-Working Trust
West
Northwest
Coal Trust
Platform expands with Sultanate of Sulu under flag
The Republican platform broadens to include the Sulu Sultanate into the political system along with gold standard tariff imperialism militarism poly gamy slavery piracy. Vice President McKinley places the criminal trio under protection of the flag.
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Sulu
McKinley
Admiral Schley Quote on Women and Nation
A historic remark credits Admiral Schley with praising women’s elevated virtue as the source of national greatness. The quote asserts that a nation’s greatness measures by how it respects and elevates women, warning that poisons at origins undermine strength.
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Admiral Schley
James Creelman Defends William J Bryan Against Impulse Charge
James Creelman claims William J Bryan is not governed by emotions and refutes the common belief that he is one of the most impulsive men in America.
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James Creelman
William J. Bryan
America
Dewey to Be Guest of Mrs McLean in Washington Visit
During his stay in Washington Admiral Dewey will be the guest of Mrs Washington McLean mother of John R McLean Democratic nominee for Governor of Ohio.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Washington McLean
John R. McLean
Ohio
They Kick at What They Do Not Know in Mauckport
In Mauckport Indiana residents vent anger at public projects and neighbors who know little about the issues. A local speaker recalls how ignorance fuels kicks at a pond drainage plan and school house efforts, with critics blaming others while avoiding personal responsibility.
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Mickel En Sick
Caur
Board of Education
Mauckport
Ind
Real Estate Transfers List Details Numerous Property Deals
Transfers show M L Kessinger to Jacob Kessinger for 450 acres at 65 dollars. John F Ellewanger to John L Newman lot 23 New Middletown at 250. many more including Stonecipher to Alfred Stonecipher 324 acres 350. Bowling to Keen 40 acres 400. Harkett to Mugler unknown acres 25. Good to Good undivided half lots 1 and 2 Elizabeth 200. Cora Jacobs to J A Morris 40 acres 525. Ekart to Elbert 60 acres 1000. Heft to Shaffer 110 acres 2400. Wheat to Rupe etc ly acre 45. Auditor Harrison County to Nancy Mc Adams 87 acres. Lemmon to Robinson 58 acres 150. Franklin Brown to Voyles lot 6 Palmyra 545. Marshall Applegate to Wilfred Applegate and others 1465 acres 325. Radmacher to Steele 45 acres 800. Stonecipher et al to Andrew Stonecipher 25 24-100 acres 475. Ludlow to Spath 213 acres 425. Spooner to Jenkins lot 74 Mauckport 212. Sophia Jenkins and Eli Jenkins to Amos Best lot 74 Mauckport 75.
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M. L. Kessinger
Jacob Kessinger
John F. Ellewanger
John L. Newman
New Middletown
Andrew P. Stonecipher
Alfred P. Stonecipher
Edward T. Bowling
E. Keen
Susie Harkett
Chas. A. Mugler
H. S. Good
E. M. Good
Elizabeth
Cora Jacobs
J. A. Morris
John W. Ekart
M. A. Elbert
Nettie C. Heft
C. E. Shaffer
George Wheat
C. E. Rupe
Harrison County
Nancy McAdams
Ik. E. Lemmon
J. W. Robinson
Franklin Brown
John Voyles
Palmyra
Marshall Applegate
Wilfred Applegate
Ferdinand Radmacher
W. A. Steele
Charles Ludlow
G. Ti. Spath
Mary E. Spooner
Ili Jenkins
Mauckport
Sophia and
Eli Jenkins
Amos Best
Local Social and Business Notes from Corydon Indiana
Scott Crosier repairs his house as visits from Corydon and Waddy residents occur. Stella Hisey and Bettie McLean visit Mamie Lacone. T Gilbert ships 125 tons of fertilizer to Tobacco Landing in two days. W.H. Robison moves a shingle machine to D. Crosier’s. Mrs. George Crosier visits Anna Denton. Mrs. T. F. Elbert returns from Louisville improved in health. Winifred Marsh and Elva Harbaugh also return from Louisville and New Albany respectively. Five year old mare for sale by Stonecipher Corydon Ind. sept20-2w.
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Scott Crosier
Stella Hisey
Corydon
Bettie McLean
Waddy
Kvy
Mamie Lacone
T. Filbert
Tobacco Landing
Robison
Douglass Robinson
D. Crosier
George Crosier
Anna Denton
T. F. Elbert
Louisville
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