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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
5
An advertisement extols Bailey’s Dyspepsia Tablets from Lakeside Med Co Chicago offering quick relief and long term digestion aid after meals, with a 25 cent price and local dealer Geo D Cook. Included are various local notices and short society items from the same issue.
The Clerk in Indiana records a complaint against William T Adkins nonresident of the state. The defendant must appear or demur by October 7 1901 at the Covington court to answer the plaintiff's demand, or the case will proceed in his absence. The filing lists attorney Lucas Nebeker and Deputy Fry Bryant.
In the Fountain Circuit Court October Term 1901 notice is given that Robert N Voliva as administrator has filed his final settlement of the estate of David Stephene deceased. The court will examine the account on October 14 1901 and all heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must also prove heirship. Robt N Voliva administrator. Joan B Mantin attorney.
Officers estimate the mill creek area includes Fulton Wabash Cain Van Buren 6 eee wees Troy Richland Shawnee Davis Deereeneences.
An analysis warns that about 60 percent of foreign trade freight goes to foreign shipowners, risking a $1 trillion future outflow if unchanged. It argues expanding American shipbuilding would shift demand to U S industry, reduce foreign debt, and boost coal iron mills railroads and shipyards while noting current reliance on foreign shipping despite a healthy domestic shipyard market only meeting coastwise demand. The piece urges Congress to act to restore American ships to the sea.
The piece argues Congress must enact a shipping measure to revive foreign trade, urging adoption of Frye’s Senate bill or Payne’s House bill. It contends Republicans must craft a strong, passageable plan to fulfill party pledges and stop outsourcing shipbuilding to foreign yards, saving $200 million annually.
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