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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1898
Page
4
The readable portions mention multiple names and places in a garbled OCR. Key entities include Dale, Uehiro, Manure Mpe, and Wyeats, with scattered references to gates and a road. The overall piece is a collage of disjointed proper nouns without a clear single event.
A fragmented local item describes visits by a couple named Barge and a man called George to multiple houses, marriage rumors, and lingering questions about a license and ceremony. It mentions nearby towns Amherst and Pbosbore, with references to Mis i re Le Lt fiswnte Fba Lisette Piee and various named locals. The passage also digresses into soap details about beverages and medicines.
Washington reports President McKinley and his cabinet debating peace terms with Spain. London dispatches note discussions on Philippine independence and possible war term changes. General Miles and allied officers are dispatched as Madrid and Washington exchange signals on armistice conditions and declaration.
A fragment discusses the role of Mothers Friend in guiding expectant mothers through pregnancy. It claims the product helps women approach childbirth without dread, reduces suffering, and ensures safety for mother and child, concluding with a hopeful note on strength after confinement.
Readable fragments outline a local event with mentions of people places and a date. Details are unclear but indicate community involvement and potential outcomes.
Washington reports the French ambassador met the president to discuss Spain accepting peace terms. Secretary Day attended. no final acceptance or second meeting arranged. Spain may have a counter proposal secret from the public. Also cited are July reports of sick totals in Santiago and Allied Pacific tensions.
The London dispatch reports Joseph Chamberlain discussing potential imperial aid to British West Indies while the colonial secretary indicates policy is unsettled and awaiting the outcome of negotiations. The article notes public reactions and ongoing discussions between governments.
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