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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1905
Page
2
In a Corydon Democrat piece, Andrews the Detroit banker and Bigelow of Milwaukee are cited regarding embezzlement and alleged corruption funds from 1904. The article questions Roosevelt’s stance, cites calls for an extra Congressional session, and contends the session will not occur.
Governor Hanley toured Indiana speaking at Hamilton on the 19th about State Auditor Sherrick’s defalcation. He says Sherrick has been a defaulter since March 1903, noting gambling losses of part of $145,000 that aided the Republican campaign. Hanley claims he received $750 from the fund and repaid it with interest, shortly before Sherrick’s office was declared vacant.
An advertisement explains how to detect kidney trouble with a simple water test and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. It claims relief for back pain, urinary issues, and liver problems, offering samples and a free book by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
A promotional notice urges readers to try Mio na from L. A. Riley & Son at risk. One 150c tablet before meals is said to strengthen the digestive system and restore health, with a guarantee that the remedy costs nothing unless health improves.
The Salem Democrat notes widespread corruption concerns across government and says President Roosevelt urged advisers to return donations from major corporations. He cites a New York Life gift of 48 000 and argues the party should repay excess campaign funds, criticizing those who profited from improper contributions.
The piece discusses William Jennings Bryan as a popular Democrat aligned with the people's cause against corporate greed. It contrasts Bryan and Roosevelt, noting Roosevelt's popularity from opposing party policies, while questioning whether his promises will be fulfilled and suggesting the public may be swayed by Democratic messaging. The text implies ongoing scrutiny of party fidelity and voter sentiment.
Public sale announced by Geo. W. Boone of his personal property including horses cows hogs farm implements and household furniture to be conducted Friday September 20 1905 at his home three miles north of Laconia.
The Indianapolis Sentinel accuses Gov Hamly of using influence with his law partner and fellow lawmakers to secure a favorable bill for pay from County Sheriffs. The sheriffs paid Hanly 509 in advance and 1000 later, but the bill passed only after pressure. Hanly threatened suit when payment was refused, then emptied the contract and destroyed it. The piece likens the affair to the O A Baker cigarette notoriety.
Train times show departures from Lexington at 6 10 a m and Louisville at 6 00 a m with arrival in St Louis at 6 12. The snippet lists early morning connections likely part of a regional timetable.
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