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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1898
Page
2
The notice states publication in Freie and entry at Covington post office. Subscriptions will continue unless explicitly ordered discontinued at the end of the current period.
Clerk WM. Schma, Treasurer Martin H. Ulane, and Councilman 1st Ward Howard Edwards listed among city officers and assignments in the latest roll of municipal appointments.
Public notices outline payment responsibilities for newspaper delivery and discontinuation terms. A political appeal urges voters to back the Gravens ticket in a local election, claiming integrity and royal leadership.
The Cuban resolution was approved in the Senate by nearly all Republicans while Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans largely opposed it in the Senate and were among the 35 votes cast against the measure.
The piece urges voters to back the Citizen's ticket in the upcoming election, claiming it will purify city politics and place trustworthy men in charge. It warns that supporting the Citizens ticket proves loyalty to the city and contrasts it with alleged corruption in opposing groups.
Officials report March exports to SPs show a downturn while protective measures by Wasson and the Treasury influence trade forecasts. The page notes a year of policy impact on MAR exports and farmers’ responses amid tariff actions and regulatory deadlines.
The account recalls soldiers marching for liberty and justice, honoring those who left home to defend the downtrodden and the nation. It reflects pride in their sacrifice, acknowledgment of possible loss, and hope for victory despite the danger and distance from loved ones.
The text notes fathers and workers sacrificing their loved ones in war while praising American dedication to the country. It stresses shared sorrow yet emphasizes freedom and devotion to the United States as the best nation. The tone is solemn and patriotic, urging collective focus on national duties.
In its April 6 issue, Veedersboro News rebuts a prior Republican piece, stating two engine company estimates existed for county paving. It explains a split plan over sidewalk and street width, with the final city decision aligning costs and improvements, asserting no county detriment.
State vadohle Welch assault and mastery. John Warrick vs Johnson Cook deed claim dismissed at plus costs. Rasdolph & son vs Edward Yount adjudged estate claims $26.27. H C Randolph & son vs Edward Yount $3.02. Edward Yount estate claim $1. Emily Dover vs John Sibel partition continued. Warrick vs Elijah Ogborne partition ordered. Griffith vs Biss damages changed to Montgomery county. Gebhart cases debt dispute resolved in favor of Gebhart. Salzman vs Charles Stewart dismissed. Stewart vs Beasley damages, venue Tippecanoe. Pickett v Pickett debts finding versus different party. Faunce vs Win related debts. Shaysss matter. Shockney v Peter Layton replevin dismissed with costs. Wo Pearsog v Russine et Wh dismissed.
Plaintiffs include L L Rogers and James Baldwin in debt suits with costs taxed. Several trials favor Pitt on mortgage and foreclosure matters. Divorce granted for Lucy E Ditto. New cases filed list debt actions. Marriage licenses issued for several couples. Local notes mention librarians, teachers, races, and visitors in Pratt County.
Corn plowing and log hauling continue as Layton area farmers start seasonal work. Marriage news stabilizes local interest as Hiv. J R Spainhower officiates for Hiv. Jony Coming and Miss Glennie Ky ala in Covington. Gay Cutling, son of Braze, employed at Boyd's grocery, marries Miss Evans in Danville amid family approval.
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