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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
4
A winning ticket will be nominated tomorrow, signaling a formal selection in the upcoming race or election event. Local officials and party members prepare for the ceremony, with reporters watching for the official ballot slate.
People discuss the current era against four years ago, highlighting shifts in daily life, technology, and social norms. The conversation centers on how moments feel different, with reflections on progress and nostalgia shaping the debate.
The article notes that the Gan people hear no response from leaders regarding the disfranchised colored voter in the South. It asserts that his plea for civil and religious liberty will, in 1906, meet many irreponsive ears, highlighting a bleak outlook for reforms.
The editorial note states the paper’s mission is to report local news as they are, avoiding color or favor. Doubts are treated as hearsay, and only factual statements are presented when accuracy is uncertain.
A series of handwritten notices from multiple township residents requesting to have their names announced as candidates for county commissioner in the upcoming Republican nominating convention. Each signer emphasizes candidacy for various townships and districts subject to the convention decision. Names include Havery Hescotre, Geoace A Lin, A C Scher merhorn, and others.
Anarchists are still too plentiful in Chicago and continue to give the police trouble with mica. The unstable situation worsens as authorities struggle to restore order amid ongoing disturbances and rising tensions.
Fragmentary lines mention a campaign and figures like Capt. Aten and Cuwlonel bry ya De, but the text is garbled and provides no coherent event, date, or outcome to confirm a concrete news item.
A proverb-like line compares a man who forgets his home paper to a boy who, without a grant, eats acorns beneath a tree, illustrating ingratitude or hardship.
An informal remark outlines Oule Witt aiming for McKinley and Foosevell with a conservative estimate of 60,000 to TU-06. The comment is attributed to a group of informed politicians.
In Fountain county a call goes to all Republicans to attend a gathering in Covington tomorrow. The note urges early arrival and hints at regional support among supporters and allies.
A brief note praises a disciplined campaign in Indiana with brass bands and rally energy. It asserts that Indiana will be more systematically organized than before as the secret of political success.
The notice extols a speaker lineup for tomorrow and urges all Republicans to attend the gathering to discuss campaign issues and participate in selecting the county ticket. It emphasizes good men among Republicans and invites everyone to join.
The interview quotes a senator pledging to support McKinley’s re election while denying alignment with a party that opposed civil liberty in North Carolina. He asserts commitment to civil liberty elsewhere and emphasizes loyalty to the president.
How Frank Burke, Democratic congressional candidate, says no issue for Ninth district speakers if Capt. Allen is nominated. He notes he must spend time in the district apologizing for the candidate. Allen was named the nominee the next day.
A garbled passage cites Republican and Democratic party dynamics, naming Crawford-vode convention figures and factions. It hints at four years of governance and opposing political outcomes, with unclear references to individuals and locations.
Mrs J B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire prognosis but cured stomach and liver troubles with Electric Bitters after seven doses, avoiding surgery. Frank B Burk campaigns in Indiana opposing militarism and imperialism with eloquent speeches, while The Sun contends his views are falacious and harmful to Indiana's political fortunes.
The piece argues that the United States must retain control of Puerto Rico Cuba and the Philippines and rejects Bryan's anti imperialist stance. It asserts Indiana will not permit repudiation and warns that imperialism could define the campaign. It also includes an ad for Harper Whiskey and a Catarrh Cure claim with a medical pitch.
ALLEXx pledges to re sign and join forces with Apuinaldo while resigning Uncle Sami's service. He plans to return home to pursue a race for Congress, and his first speech is awaited with considerable interest.
The text argues that a Presbyterian or Christian brother must forget catechism and discipline to vote for Captain Aenin in the upcoming campaign, claiming history repeats itself and the statue will be ward.
Mr. Bevan speaks in defense of Filipino residents denied suffrage, urging rights and representation. The piece presents a political appeal advocating equal voting access and condemns disenfranchisement within the colonial context.
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