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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
3
The piece argues for concerted Republican action, naming Covington as key and urging women’s active support for a clean city administration. It discusses Indiana Senate fights, tariff policy, and national party lines, portraying the Constitution as supreme over party.
The write up notes the Paris Exposition will formally open on April 4 and asks if it will surpass the Chicago exhibit. It mentions a firm stance by the Czar and calls for a fair contest and united Brethren in victory or defeat.
The Senate heard Mr Fairbanks on the Porto Rican bill last Thursday and again Saturday. Critics say his arguments were among the most logical and convincing heard on the Senate floor, reflecting broad support from press, party, and public.
Senator Leveridge voices strong theory on the Porto Rican tariff measure yet the text appears weak in practical application amid debate and public reaction. The quotation hints at partisan emphasis and policy critique.
The excerpt argues that governance should use existing conditions rather than constitutional control, noting that certain regions cannot be governed as contiguous territory. It contrasts theoretical ideals with practical success and implies administrative realism over idealized frameworks.
Joanna Zerilda Warrick, born November 4 1844 in Osborn Prairie, was a lifelong church and community figure. She joined the O P Church as a youth, helped found campus prayer and the Lincolnia Society, lived in Merom Winds and Ridge Farm, raised Orrin and Lena Warrick, and served as treasurer of the Western Indiana Christian Conference W H and F M Society. She died March 26 1879 after a long illness, leaving a large family and grieving friends, with Rev. Geo E Hicks delivering the funeral sermon. Card of thanks follows.
Mailing Department seeks quick active workers to fold and stuff circulars with no experience required. Addressing Department needs neat business handwriting to address envelopes slips and other items. Sterling Remedy Company Address M Allen Attica Indiana.
Marriage licenses issued to Harry E. Diffenderfer and Kate Con yer, Thomas N. Otter and Nora Hall, William Alexander and Myrtle A. Johnson, Richard Royse and Effie Sennett, Ferman Duschman and Hattie Elien wood, George W. Roberts and Ellen Jones, Ira W. Kelton and Ettie Taylor. Circuit Court new cases include Franklin v Hunt, Marshall v Myer, Gross v Gross, Brown v Jones, Green v Green, Keller v Keller, Fraizer v et al, Rosenbercer v Dunckle, Aleo v Wilkey. An editorial criticizes current city administration and urges a reform ticket focused on public welfare. State Line items cover Rush Medical College trip, marriages, business trips, and local commerce notes.
Mrs Hughes and her Crawfordsville family visit due to their ill son J M L Young. The Methodists hold a week of prayer with two new church members. Robert Chester adds a verandah to his New Richmond residence. Mattie Beckley returns home after visiting. W Lafayette firm completes acetylene lighting at W Coan home, now best equipped locally. Alex Spencer dies after ten days illness. ten deaths from lung fever in three weeks.
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