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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1898
Page
2
A short, pointed remark argues that victory over Spain is achieved but warns to keep up pressure on war stamps, though the stamp’s design is questioned.
The report notes reduced American positions in the West Indies once held by Spain and mentions Cheadle pursuing a Ninth district congressional bid. It suggests Uncle Sam may gain more territory for settlers as a postwar settlement unfolds.
The text notes growing tensions between England and Russia and the start of diplomatic handling. It mentions the United States pressing the Philippines case and suggests European powers may be drawn into a wider role in a concert of powers. It warns the war could extend if Sagasta pushes indemnity.
The passage traces tense political theater with Spin ning as a metaphorical net around David and Demo- pops' defeat. It notes Bradstreet and Dunn reporting improved trade and a brighter fall outlook, while Schurz voices opposition to territorial expansion. Gen Pando transfers from Maramillo to Mexico, abandoning a march to Santiago.
Bismar Trenano argues the Catholic Church seeks parity with other faiths in the new U S territory. He calls for complete separation of church and state with equal protection and equal rights for all denominations.
The piece notes that despite a four month conflict, business prospects are brighter than since the onset of hostilities. It remarks on the potential impact of free silver advocates and hints at renewed defense of their inflation stance.
The Spanish Governor General in Havana is accused of denying American ships supplies and harming relations with the United States. The rhetoric suggests potential military involvement to force changes, while noting a desire for a negotiated settlement with Spaniards and Cubans.
The piece reports days of disruption within the Democratic party with factions clashing and tensions rising as populist and democratic groups clash. The tone mocks leadership disputes and hints at internal splits while predicting a purge of dissidents.
In a county political rift the Democratic and Populist factions split after a convention. Both parties field congressional candidates while Populists pledge resistance to Republicans and Democrats alike. Cheadle opposes Lee Wheeler and Shafter, yet four Democrats plan to back Ball citing money's influence.
The piece laments Spain's reversal of respect for Columbus, portraying him as a benefactor betrayed by Spain. It condemns long cruelty toward Columbus, noting his imprisonment, death in chains, and divided ashes. It argues Spain loses its imperial grip as colonies gain independence in the early twentieth century.
Newtown hosts its annual colt show today and tomorrow with ample amusements and improved comforts promising the largest crowd yet. Covington plans a strong delegation as Miss Jennie Lowe of Warren County suffers injuries in a runaway accident after a dog spooked a horse. Mrs. Smith Cloyd is badly hurt.
Gov. Mount issues a proclamation declaring the first Monday in September a legal holiday in Indiana. The notice appears in the Governor's Proclamation column alongside local notices and farm interest ads.
Ed Barkhurst of Attica, a member of the United States Infantry, reports he reached the battle at Santiago on July 3 and sustained a minor shoulder wound. He notes his quick recovery and criticizes Santiago as the dirtiest, filthiest place he has seen, though he praises the country and mentions tropical fruit could grow there.
Indianapolis soldiers from Co G face punishments after leaving their regiments without leave. Capt. Black advises repayment to return, while a riddle and prize offer in Upton's Illustrated Weekly promises one thousand dollars for a correct answer. The appeal seeks readers to send stamps for a month subscription to learn more and win ten thousand dollars for a published original jabber in a future issue.
The boy run over by an engine on the towpath remains alive and improves rapidly after a grave skull fracture. Surgeons found a long piece split from the skull and another fragment removed leaving a large hole. despite this, the patient improves daily and may soon be discharged.
Ringling Bros famous big circus set to exhibit in Danville on Thursday September 1. Excursions will run from nearby areas as crowds expected. A free 10 am street carnival parade precedes the show hailed by newspapers as the world’s finest display. The article notes a rough crowd from Veedersburg causing disturbance before leaving town.
A fragmented listing shows prices for newspaper subscriptions from outlets including Republican Chicago InterOcean Indianapolis Journal Globe Democrat New York Tribune Toledo Blade and Indiana Farmer, with amounts ranging around 1 to 1 75 dollars. The text reads like an advertisement or pricing table for multiple papers.
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