Covington Republican Peopels Paper Ad Block on Third Street
Readable fragments indicate a Covington Republican notice on South Third Street possibly advertising a blocking or posting at Glasscock Block. Further details are unclear in the OCR.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1902
Page
4
Readable fragments indicate a Covington Republican notice on South Third Street possibly advertising a blocking or posting at Glasscock Block. Further details are unclear in the OCR.
The Republicans of Indiana plan a two day delegate convention at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on April 23 and 24 to adopt a platform and nominate state officers including secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and others. Delegates total 1587 with 844 needed for election and district delegates meet at 11 am April 23 at the state house J P Goopricu chairs the convention W H Whittaker is secretary.
The Cleo Journal launches as a new exchange on the local scene edited by Fred Board and Arthur Rice, recently of this city. It presents as a neat prosperous sheet and lenders well for future success under its management.
The correspondence shows General Miles pressing for a Philippine plan that Roosevelt and Root rejected. The public release highlights poor judgment and the need to defend policy decisions. The episode underscores tensions between military wishes and civilian leadership in imperial policy.
Congressman Babcock of Wisconsin set aside personal opinion to back a bill favored by the administration and party caucus. James R. Garfield has informed President Roosevelt of his acceptance to the Civil Service Commission post. Roosevelt regards the Arlington Memorial Day address as a high honor and will aim for a fitting ceremony. Gen Torrance, G A R commander in chief, will attend Arlington exercises.
The piece argues against whitewashing Bonnell charges against Ex-internal revenueCollector Henry and defends Judge Henry while condemning attacks on Speaker Henderson. It notes the House moves swiftly, discusses an isthmian canal debate, and signals possible action in the Senate including the Spooner resolution under Senator Allison’s Republican steering role.
Fragment of a religious poem memory piece reflecting sorrow and hope of eternal reunion. It speaks of a chain of love in heaven linking departed loved ones and the belief in a blissful morrow beyond the Jordan.
Transactions filed in Fountain County show transfers from O S Douglass Abstractor to multiple buyers including Hansforth to Shoaf 40 acres Fulton and Osborn to Martin 188 0 Veedersburg. Transfers include Wallace 55 O H add Veedersburg 800 and Sewell to Vice 20 acres Jackson 1200 plus many more deeds across Attica Covington Veedersburg and Troy, with prices ranging from 250 to 5000 dollars.
Teaac Luzader born Ohio December 10 1821 died March 29 1902 aged 81 years 3 months and 19 days Married thrice and each wife predeceased him He became Christ’s disciple early in life His last days were spent in great suffering The writer offered words of warning and comfort from I Corinthians 15 35 Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep from which none ever wake to weep Tuappens 8S Hutson
Mrs Mary T Voorhees widow of Peter Voorhees died at her Danville home aged 74 Her husband was a brother of US Senator Daniel W Voorhees of Indiana She was known as a charitable Christian woman The piece notes a move of the Voorhees family across the nation and ends with an advertisement for Dr Kings New Life Pills at Lee Allens drug store
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