Covington Republican Brief Notice
Readable fragments outline a local update from Covington newspaper noting a civic item and sponsor entities. No clear actions, dates, or events are present beyond general reference to a community notice.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1897
Page
1
Readable fragments outline a local update from Covington newspaper noting a civic item and sponsor entities. No clear actions, dates, or events are present beyond general reference to a community notice.
A fragmented column blends a meditation on Jerusalem and Biblical scenes with a recounting of Civil War memories. Observations span the Mount of Olives to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, then shift to General Grant and Porter's front anecdotes, portraits, and a note on Dr King’s New Discovery.
Miscellaneous ad fragment listing names and prices for remedies and products at Hart Street and Warren Street in New York City. Garbled text includes references to Bly Brosso, Ey's Craym Baim, and Pred' Fries.
A fragmented historical note contrasts Disraeli and Gladstone, noting Gladstone’s classical training and broad learning while alleging Disraeli avoided Latin and Greek. It cites a House of Commons speech on university meaning and mentions Newman and Bismarck in a scattered reminiscence of intellectual debates.
A historical summary recounts Robert Bonner's era investing in famous racehorses including Dexters, Barus, Pocahontas, Maud S., and praised mares while noting the writer’s defense of Bonner’s spending. It also discusses a Century magazine article about white slave raids in Central Africa and critique of forced servitude and slave trade linked to war chief raids.
The railroad introduces two elegant chair cars on the Brazil Division, free of charge. The Dearborn Station Chicago train at 12:55 PM and the Brazil, Indiana train at 10:00 AM will attach these cars. Each car seats 40 passengers and features a patented reversible chair and plush upholstery, enhancing travel to Indians Mineral Springs.
Frank A. Reynolds of Lewiston Maine unveils a tiny rotary steam engine claimed superior to Grant Brambel of Sleepy Eye Minnesota. The device, shown in a model, runs at high rpm producing up to 40 000 per minute expansions and up to 22 horsepower with potential to power steamships. The Allen syndicate had bought Brambel patents. Reynolds asserts his engine could vastly surpass Brambel’s in power. Also notes Indiana teachers convention in Elkhart with Wabash Railway round trip fare.
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