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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
2
A collection of testimonials from generals and officers praising Peruna as a cure for grip and catarrh. Gen W H Parsona, Gen M C Butler, Chas W Bowman, and Brig Gen D T Kirby describe relief, improved appetite, and preventive benefits after using the remedy.
A projected yearlong boost for Covington through factory activity is discussed. Fred Landis plans an upcoming lecture tour while Charley prepares to move to farming. Brother Fred’s lecture topics remain unannounced.
VicePresident Fairbanks gains daily support as a presidential candidate. Fountain county Indiana is expected to back him for the 1908 nomination. His candidacy would carry significant weight for Indiana in the race.
The passage discusses the president's possible stance on succession in 1908. It argues the public supports Roosevelt for his reasonable policies but warns future guarantees depend on his continued consistency.
The Brewers announce intent to influence state politics citing votes and court rulings, especially a Terre Haute decision by Judge Johnson. The issue will frame the temperance question in the coming campaign with brewery interests facing popular opposition.
Gen A M Legg writing from the Savings Bank Building in Washington DC endorses Peruna. He recounts personal relief from deafness due to catarrh and urges sick and ailing friends and the public to try the remedy as an inexpensive cure that benefits many.
Rear Admiral Hichborn of the U S Navy in Washington D C recommends Peruna as an invigorating tonic after short use. General W W Duffield of Washington D C says he and his family have used Peruna and praise its efficacy for stomach catarrh and as a prompt tonic.
The text argues taxes should fund judicious repairs and public improvements to enhance facilities and comfort, noting dollar for dollar gains raise property values and serve public interests for present and future generations.
The printing press reshapes rulers and poets, banks and the poor, and even alters homes and ideas. It both enlightens and pities, yet its reach cannot please all, and any attempt to do so risks madness.
Rising Sun man James Gillespie, life sentence for his sister’s murder, is released by the state supreme court. The decision hinges on the trial court’s dismissal of a juror before evidence or trial, deemed twice placing him in jeopardy by constitutional standards. Noblesville Ledger criticizes the ruling as a justice travesty.
Thos Taggart allies accuse Hearst paid reps of sowing nationwide impression that gambling resumed at French Lick hotel. They cite Hearst papers after last weeks disclosures about new casinos at French Lick operated by Al Brown and a large story claiming renewed gambling.
The Marion Chronicle notes a verdict uncertainty and cites the Indianapolis Sentinel’s cautious language regarding the supreme court. The commentary signals ongoing legal deliberations echoing strong official scrutiny without quoting the source.
Hon S M Ralston of Lebanon is a formal candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor though he has not publicly admitted it. He is seen as in excellent shape for the race and recognized as an original Bryan man in a state described as strongly pro Bryan. Other Bryan candidates exist but it is suggested that the famed strategist hopes Ralston leads the ticket.
The court held a murder suspect cannot be kept jailed after two jeopardies, the first jury was discharged when a juror’s wife, a remote relative of the defendant, died. The defendant faced a second trial and was convicted, but jeopardy ended with the first discharge.
The contest for county superintendent tightens with many candidates and others planning to run. The piece argues that moral and educational qualifications trump politics, praising Wilkey for high standards and urging a clean, temperate, honest leader who respects schools and sacred institutions, with a June board decision expected.
Brig. Gen. J. Floyd King and Gen. A. T. Hawley report Peruna benefits for kidney trouble and catarrhal conditions. Hawley cites coughs colds and catarrh improvement. Readers are invited to write Dr. S. B. Hartman for special usage directions.
Letters from Hon Geo W Honey and Capt John C Nelson praise Peruna as a cure for catarrhal diseases and chronic rheumatism. James J Osborn of Colorado Springs details renewed energy and health after a two month course, highlighting improved vigor and recovery from long illness.
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