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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
10
The passage notes Colorado's strong prosperity and hints at a potential public stance against Bryanism. It mentions Beveridge's error in oratory without solid argument and observes Mnce Sam as a good-natured man who pays $43 million annually to carry second-class mail for his people.
New York Tammany leaders trade accusations of dishonesty as internal disputes threaten unity and risk burdening taxpayers with fallout from their public disagreements.
The text notes Mr. Bryan has laid out his platform for his run and contrasts it with a hypothetical Republican performance, which would quickly be labeled bossism. The remark frames political branding and intra party critique in a concise editorial tone.
The Democratic editors seized on former Consul Macrum for political advantage, but he proved empty and boomerang like amid Idaho mining riots.
The spring elections show no result of the Porto Rican question as touted by Democrats. In fact, the outcome appears by the report to be the opposite of the expected tidal wave for their position.
Admiral Dewey runs for president on a platform combining gold standard adherence with anti expansion views. Analysts note tension between these positions and past statements may complicate his appeal to voters and party leaders.
The Hon. William Jennings Bryan plans to allocate part of the year for residence in Lincoln Nebraska. Boers are said to be resumes old tactics killing and capturing about 500 British troops weekly with little loss to themselves.
The Honorable Roger Q. Mills, once allied with plain people, now aligns with oil interests after oil discoveries on his Texas land disrupted his political stance.
The text mocks Senator Spooner’s attempt to persuade Senator Tillman, recalling a Spanish proverb about wasting effort on impossible tasks. It suggests the Wisconsin senator should reconsider his approach.
A passage credits Republican lawmakers and the President for a policy where Bryan’s lecture tour income and Harvey’s book sales earnings are valued at 190 cents per dollar, signaling fiscal measure support.
The President issues an order per General Otis wishes and designates General McArthur to succeed him in the Philippines. The change follows Otis' health condition and need for relief, with McArthur named as the successor.
The piece posits Bryan could force a deadlock at the Democratic convention and may nominate Dewey as an independent. It argues he would draw Palmer Buckner and expansion votes, plus an enthusiasm vote, chiefly from Republicans, hindering McKinley and benefiting silver advocates.
An old advert promotes Simm's Restaurant at the northwest corner of the square offering neat surroundings and cheerful light. It highlights meals at 25 cents and lunch at 15 cents with generous portions, inviting patrons to come and eat.
Crowded notes from the Normal report illness absences license renewals for Lizzie Ward Lily Grahood Jas Glover and Myrtle Galloway Emmett Brown noted in banking Monticello Tl former graduates recall Rose Williams Edith McClellan returns for another summer with license next year Miss Richardson librarian back Stewart Carwile works wholesale flour Zadie Clawson to return Clint Beckett and Jennie Johnson with Mona Gibson enter Perrynville Normal moves to Baptist church for six weeks summer session likely back to Wright block new quarters comfortable Two State WCTU workers visit with meetings on the 25th and 26th elocution and music featured.
The piece notes no city pulpits backing reform yet assumes broad support. It says the Republican party can forgive leaders for errors if they vote honestly. It questions a Senator who debated with himself and voted two ways within an hour, asking what his convictions truly are.
The article argues that the claim trusts want tariffs on Porto Rican goods is false. It cites Senator Foraker showing that sugar trusts bear most duties collected from Porto Rico goods, making the notion that anyone prefers duties seem absurd.
The piece lauds the open door talks as flawless with no future trouble. It credits Secretary Hay with a historic achievement. An Agricultural Department bulletin notes that among 74 articles, most controlled by trusts, only 15 raised prices in ten years and no basic necessities did.
The text notes Democratic complaints about inferior transport service and overtime for soldiers during the Spanish American War era. A New York Democrat in Congress recently criticized alleged extravagance in building and equipping army transports, suggesting shifting partisan focus on spending.
The Admiral is willing to run on any ticket, which could lead to election if Republicans nominate him or a closer race if Democrats name him. The two-thirds rule could favor anti faction players in the split.
Citizens of St Louis and vicinity plan a grand reception for Admiral Dewey on Friday and Saturday May 4 and 5 with ample funds raised for a gorgeous event. Clover Leaf routes offer low rate excursion tickets for trains arriving May 4 and 5 with return May 6 and inquiries directed to local agents or C C Jenkins Toledo Ohio.
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