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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
3
The article brands Gobbelism as a mere political gobblejam lacking consent from the gobbled and argues NepRaski, though splendid, does not yield superior political platforms.
A critique of Senate oratory and party strategy highlights Beveridge’s misstep and warns that arguments require solid basis. Mentions Colorado Tax Prosperity, Bryan, Uncle Sam mail costs, New York Tammany disputes, and campaign dynamics around Macrum and Porto Rican questions.
Admiral Dewey emerges as a presidential hopeful pledging a gold standard and an anti expansion platform. The stance may clash with prior remarks and pose a challenge to reconcile past statements with current policy.
The ad claims people can gain a pound daily by taking an ounce of Scott's Emulsion. It asserts the dose starts digestion, helping the body absorb food it previously could not, leading to weight and flesh gain.
In 1900 era rhetoric, figures like William Jennings Bryan and Roger Mills figure in partisan jabs over trusts tariffs and reform. Debates over Spain, the Philippines, and Dewey loom as Republicans and Democrats spar over policies, costs, and leadership in a charged political climate.
A historical note suggests Bryan could deadlock the Democratic convention and possibly nominate Dewey. It argues he might run as an Independent, drawing votes from Palmer Buckner and anti expansion factions and an enthusiasm vote, potentially defeating McKinley and risking silver policy. Simms's Restaurant advertises meals at 25 cents with lunch at 15 cents.
Crowded items show illness in the Graham family and notes of licenses for Lizzie Ward Lily Grahood and Jas Glovers. Emmett Brown engaged in banking in Monticello and tied to Rose Willats. Entries mention new entrants Misses Joinseon Gibson Perrysville Edith McClellan and Misses Jennie Johnson Mona Gibson as well as shifts in staff and summer sessions at the Normal. St. Louis Admiral Dewey reception planned May 4 and 5. Clover Leaf low rate excursions advertised. Continuous notes of local visits illness and social events cap the week long report.
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