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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1902

Page

8

Band Tournament Delights Ben Hur Crowd At Lincoln Park

The Ben Hur fourth band tournament drew over three thousand excursionists and more than five thousand in attendance, with four thousand paying admission. Bands from Decatur, Covington, Bloomington, Champaign, Peru, Monticello and Ft Wayne performed, earning encores for Decatur and Covington. Stilwell's violin solo impressed, and all bands were praised as the season’s best.

Lincoln Park Panville Democrat Goodman Fourth Regiment Decatur Dillon’s Colliceum Bloomington Covington Ind KK. of P Champaign Ills Citizen’s Peru Syrup Pepsin Monticello Iil Wayne

Cates Lodge No 791 Formed with 14 Initiates and 15 Lodges Represented

Thursday night last at Cates an Odd Fellows lodge was organized as Cates Lodge No 791 with D D G M Charles Ekberg in charge. Dr Frank Stackhouse installed for the term. Officers elected include Peter Brown N G F A Bair W G and others. Fourteen candidates initiated after an elegant lunch. Fifteen lodges represented by visitors. New carpets at Loebs Stores.

Cates Odd Fellows Lodge Cates Lodge No Yeddo Lodge D. D.G.M Charles Ekberg Frank Stackhouse Lodse Peter Brown N. G F. A. Bair W. G W. S. Ful

Ninth District Township Trustees Meet Scheduled in Veedersburg

The Ninth Congressional District Township Trustees Association will hold a two day session in Veedersburg on the last Thursday and Friday in March 1908. The meeting in Frankfort was only one day but was extended by trustees Purnell and Fine of Jackson and Charles Palin of Richland for the Veedersburg gathering.

Ninth Congressional District Township Trustees Association Veedersburg Frankfort Purnell Fine Jackson Charles Palin Richland

Missionary Society to Meet Before Conference

The Woman S Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church will meet at Mrs G W Boyd s home next Thursday at 3 o clock in the afternoon. All members are urged to attend as this is the last meeting before conference Bring your mite boxe r.

Womans Foreign Missionary Society M. E. Church G. W. Boyd Boxer

Newtown Merchant Dies in Postoffice

Daniel W. Reed a longtime resident and prominent furniture and undertaker businessman in Newtown collapsed from heart disease and died in the post office around six o’clock Monday evening. He had long suffered from the ailment and was regarded as one of the town’s best citizens.

Daniel W. Reed Newtown

Wednesday Evening Concert at Presby terian church attracts large audience

The Wednesday evening concert at the Presbyterian church drew praise as high class and a success with many encores. Bertha Towey played piano with Covington’s orchestra, featuring selections by Chaminade and Grieg, plus solos by Bertha Ross Towey and Miriam Gwynn. Weather was fine and threshing progresses. several local notices follow including illness, marriages, and community events.

Presbyterian Church Bertha Towey Covington Orchestra Chaminade Spinning Wheel Bertha Ross Towey Ethelbert Nervin Alma Bodine Board Wilbur Stilwell Kingdom of Love Miriam Gwynn Homeward

Reduced One Way Settler's Rates This Autumn

Reduced one way settler's rates during September and October via Iowa Central Railway to destinations in California Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Utah and British Columbia. Stopovers allowed. See local ticket agent or address A B Cutts UG P and P A Minneapolis.

Iowa Central Potots California Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Utah British Columbia A. B. Cutts Minneapolis

Green Tea Social for Baptist Church Ladies Friday

The Baptist church ladies hosts a Green Tea social at the church this Friday September 5. Mrs Rosebru of Chicago, wife of Rev Resero formerly of this city, visited Mrs C M McCabe on Tuesday and left for Chicago Wednesday, Navsy.

Mre Rosebru Chicago Rev Resero Mra M McCabe Wed- Navsy

Parish Welcomes Guest Preachers as Van Nuys Leaves

Pete Robb suffers a foot injury from a witch fork tune. Next Sunday marks Rev Van Nuys departure from the Presbyterian church with Rev Dr Knox or a representative aiding in the communion service. Communities express regret at Van Nuys leaving the pulpit.

Pete Robb van Nuys The Presbyterian Church Dr Knox Winona Knoux Rev van Nuys

Entertained Her Friends At Afternoon Party

Helen E. Adkins hosted many friends on Thursday afternoon August twenty first. Attendees included Alice Schulenberg Ruth Schulenberg Louise Costing Mary Costing Ruth Yokem Vera Yokum Elsie Lewis Hazel Lewis Margaret Douglass Helen McCabe Aneta Spence Virgie Yerkes Hattie Carwile Loraine Livengood Berneice Livengood Lou Thom son Helen Geiger Winfred Graham Carole Keiffer Nola Davison Nellie Hester Edna Heath Willma Shirk Cayuga Indiana Mary Nash Ruth Richey Indianapolis Indiana Alfreda Elkins Grand Junction Colorado Mary Dodd Xenia Ohio refreshments were served and a fine time enjoyed by all.

Helen E. Adkins Alice Ruth Schulenberg Louise Mary Costing Ruth Vera Yocum Elsie Hazel Lewis Margaret Douglass Helen McCabe Aneta Spence Virgie Yerkes Hattie Carwile Loraine Berneice Livengood Lous Thomson Helen Geiger Winfred Graham Carole Keiffer Nola Davison Nellie Hester Edna Heath Willma Hall

Local residents travel for business and leisure notices

Morrie Herzog went to Frankfort Thursday to attend business matters and Miss Madge Lannius, visiting Mrs T Ho McGeorge, left for home Thursday. Mrs Orael Morgan, Porter Morgan, Misses Mary Dodds, Della Heath and Edna Heath formed a picnic party that enjoyed a Pleasant Gay outing at Portland Arch last Tuesday.

Morrie Herzog Frankfort Madge Lannius Mre T Ho McGeorge Orael Morgan Porter Morgan Mary Dodds Della Heath Edna Heath Portland Arch

Record of Labor Legislation Across States and Parties

The piece argues that Republican states led labor reform, citing laws on peonage, alien contract labor, and trades unions, plus widespread factory inspection and child and women worker protections. It contrasts Democratic leadership with Republican strides in labor protections and public contracts, noting multiple state statistics. It ends with a testimonial about Foley's Kidney Cure.

Republican Party Lince United States Department of Labor Congress of Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Minnesota

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