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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1898

Page

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Citizens vote tickets and local contests emerge in Covington

The Covington meeting nominated a Citizens Ticket for the city election with Julian Martin for Mayor, Ora Ensminger for Marshal, and Martin H. Clark for Treasurer all elected by acclamation. Ballots selected among clerk candidates Schma, Duncan, and Poehterman with Schma ultimately chosen.

Covington W. W. Layton P. Lewis C. D. Case Julian Martin Ora Ensminger Marshal Martin H. Clark John Duncan W. F. Pochterman Will Schma Schma Duncan Poehterman Deeland Howard Edwards James L. Allen Mont

Township audit meeting adjourned with no business

The board of commissioners met to audit township trustees accounts but adjourned without transecting any business as trustees had no accounts to audit. A local anecdote references Fighting Bob Evans and a Florida trip, while a murder case against Nick Myers remains under investigation with bond posted and no final verdict expected.

Board of Commissioners Atto Arms Florida Ira Arms Solon Brier Shawnee Township Nick Myers Myers

Hegler Named Supreme Court Clerk and Territorial Librarian

Guthrie dispatch reports Capt. B F Hegler appointed clerk of the supreme court and territorial librarian with combined income of 2600 dollars annually. Friends in Wichita cheer the Republican party worker’s reward while a Guthrie note praises his service. Grand exhibition of Majestic Steel Range at Mayer’s Hardware next week with coffee and biscuits for all.

Guthrie O. T Wichita B. F. Hegler Supreme Court Territorial Majestic Steel Mayer’s Hardware

Veedersburg Workman Loses Hand In Factory Accident

Greely Stambaugh a clay factory worker at Veedersburg suffered a serious accident Tuesday morning when his left hand was crushed in the machinery while oiling a dry pan. Doctors amputated the hand above the wrist. He is described as a cordial all around employee with eight wife and one child, and many sympathize with his misfortune.

Greely Stambaugh Veedersburg Stambaugh al Hawking Clark Scales Washington Street Fnally

Spectacular Model Exhibition Draws Praise at Church

A Kelch ner model exhibition at a Christian church drew high praise for its rare merit. The 16 foot long gold and silver model cost 15000 dollars and was paired with a grand painting valued at 30000 dollars showing Israel in camp before Mt Sinai.

Kelchner America Israel Mt. Sinai

Painter Amel Franklin Injured by Switch Engine Incident

Amel Franklin of this city was severely hurt near Tilton while painting banners for a show. On the Danville trip he was struck by a switch engine on the north bound track, breaking his leg in two places and causing severe flesh injuries. He was taken to St Elizabeth hospital. his four brothers and wife arrived to assist, and blame for the accident remains undetermined pending investigation.

Amel Franklin Danville LaPearl Amel Tilton Yorkey Gren Ames St. Elizabeth Hospital

Marriage Licenses and Local Advertisements

Marriage Licenses list Everett Roberta and Daisy Kell Pearley Abernathy and Oma Lowe. Also an advertisement notes a large assortment of new spring dress goods at Loeb's stores.

Loeb’s Everett Roberta Daisy Kell Pearley Abernathy Oma Lowe

Company G Drill and Recruitment At Armory

Company G met at the Armory on Tuesday evening for drill with twenty-one new members voted in and thirty-five names added by Wednesday. An officer from Traovianapolis will inspect and drill the boys to face potential Spanish threat. Bulletin No.4 reports Fountain county 1907 expenses totaling 50 944.92 with specific costs for courts, poor relief, highways, offices, criminals, extraordinary items, and elections. Net debt 25 000 and population 26 228 giving debt per cap about 95 cents. Paints advertised by T H McGeorge & Son.

Elmer Bowers Friend Elmer Scherer Kimer Bro. McNeil Charley Berry Traovianapolis Connor Bureau of Statistics Fountain County

Williamsport Elevator Fire Suspect Detained

Chas Yeagy stepson of Abe Clawgon of Williamsport was arrested Friday charged with trying to burn the Williamsport elevator. Night watchman Tom Moore found flames at the east end and confronted Yeagy who claimed it was a prank. Moore halted the blaze and Yeagy was taken into custody after the incident near the City Steam Laundry.

Chas. Yeagy Abe Clawgon Williamsport Tom Moore Mr. Moore Ahas Yeagy Moore

Advertised Letters for Week Ending April 6 1898

For the week ending April 6 1898, the B C brand L W Carson Miss Minnie Sadler Mrs Mary Summers are listed as advertised. When calling for the above please say advertised. F W Born P M

B.C. Brand L. W. Carson Minnie Sadler Mary Summers F. W. Born P. M

Surprise Party at Slusser Residence in Richland Township

Fifty guests attended a masquerade surprise party Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Slusser’s home in Richland township. Mrs. Mollie Slusser was astonished by the elaborate costumes including Negro, Indian, Dude and Chinese outfits. The Crawfordsville Review editorializes about President McKinley’s cautious stance toward war with Spain, praising his calm leadership over the national crisis.

W. D. Slusser Richland Township Mollie Slusser Crawfordsville Montgomery County McKinley Spain McKinney

Court House Notes and Anecdote of Chickamauga Legend

Court notes list numerous cases of quit title debt and foreclosure including Millard Deth v The T S L & K C R R Co and others. The piece also recounts a Chickamauga battlefield tale of a girl cored by herbal remedy seeds later linked to McElree’s Wine of Cardui and its 1880 corporate appropriation.

Ada C. Rogers Hortense Bessie Tompkin State of Indiana Millard Deth J. P. Oliver Joseph Coonse Wm. Hershberger Wm. Patton Jas. Bruce Becker Brown Maria J. Day Ambrose Day the Mercantile Mutual B. & L. Ase Elmer Washburn Jno W. Newlin T. W. Short Geo W. Short Chickamauga North Carolina Tennessee North Georgia Chickamauga- Chattanooga National Military Park Chattanooga Medicine Co Thedford Hac Ve Agaaw McElree Cardus Union America

Terrible Flood Hits Shawneetown Illinois

A devastating Ohio River flood swamped Shawneetown after a levee break above the town. Watery walls rose to roofs, many perished, and two rail lines were cut as residents fled to higher ground. The disaster overwhelmed homes and even bank vaults, with extensive property losses reported. A cooking exhibit at the Majestic Mfg. Co. will feature Mr Griswald in charge next week.

Shawneetown Ill Johnstown Ohio Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Louisville and Nashville Mayer’s Hardware Store

Wheat and corn prices hold firm amid bullish outlook

Chicago markets show wheat above a dollar per bushel with May at 105 and July near 86 as bulls expect steady demand and possible dollar level for July. Bears cite India wheat shipments and crop concerns while corn rises may soften on long May positions. provisions move firm.

Chicago India

Indiana items show mixed local news and notices

A compact Indiana page reports on fisheries at Lake Wayasee and a Seymour Journal editor’s death. It notes New Castle rural mail routes starting Friday, Wayne County feed losses at 12 000 dollars, and local political moves in district 13. Also covered are a 93 year old man killed at Lafayette, a Waterloo wheat spill, dog poisonings near Sullivan, and sheep killings.

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Ollie Hutson A. H. DeLong Catharine Tyler Joseph Rhodes Ed. Waller Catharine Duller Benjamin Vanleer Joe Black G. W. Boyd Myrta Sehesley Catharine Purteerst Chas. Purteerst Katie Spence Michael Mayer J. G. Evans Frank Shoup Chas. Hewitt Rainsville Board of Pardons Cleveland Indiana Havana Iowa Bob” Evans Capt. Hegler the Commercial Club Commercial Club Peter Ost Geo. Williams Wm. Milega the Militia County Statistics T. H. McGeorge & Son Warren City Steam Laundry Court House Notes CC. C Regal Ax Lake Wayasee Victor Hugo Monroe Seymour Journal New Castle Wayne County Charlies A. Carlisle South Bend William Kastner Colburn Lafayette Lake Shore Waterloo Sullivan L'Erre Haute Normal Richmond Council W.C. T.U Clinton County Jasper McKinley Warsaw Huntington W. F. Carson Wildcat Township Tipton County David Hutchinson Dr. King Bucklen Lee Allen Carter
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