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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1898
Page
2
The Covington Republican urges year end subscriptions and celebrates a strong Christmas season. It notes a sugar beet plant purchase in Indiana and praises local merchants for stocking holiday goods while railing against railroads and ticket scalpers.
The Republican estimate claims war revenue would finance this year's government expenses and leave a surplus of 15 million dollars through November 1, excluding Pacific Railroad payments.
The text reports public anger in Chicago over detectives shadowing city council members, calling it a disgrace to free America. It notes there are other places besides Chicago facing similar issues.
The piece argues for boosting the U S standing army to 100000 men citing urgent need. It notes superfluous public fear and urges rapid expansion to match European and Asiatic powers in force. Strong emphasis on necessity and readiness for emergencies.
President McKinley and nearly the Cabinet travel to the South for eight days away from Washington claiming relaxation and no duty will be neglected. The commentary notes the trip is to avoid Congress and mentions the treaty of peace signed Saturday night awaiting arrival back in Washington.
Sueriee Bob Miller and his two deputies were among the most interested spectators Wednesday night, sitting in the front row. Taxpayers of Fountain County intend to support actions by those elected to uphold law and order at the event featuring Snyder and O'Hara slugging each other.
The Valparaiso Star-Vidette reports mixed signals from Senator Ag about the party's lineup. Observers note Gov Mont and Tanty emerge as possible contenders, while speculation on district support and upcoming shifts remains unsettled.
A Lafayette club vote forecast sees Mr Manly backed by the young set who dominate the General Assembly as the preferred choice in the first ballot. The article notes a strong push by Vanly and hints at a crowded field with rival sentiments among supporters.
Franklin Swanly appears favored in the U S Senate contest with analysts noting clear support for his candidacy. The piece hints at strong backing and strategic implications for the upcoming election landscape.
The Lafayette Journal notes Will Wood’s report from Indianapolis that J Prank Hanly’s bid for the United States Senate strengthens as election day nears. It mentions caucus timing, legislative vote requirements, and Pippecanag county’s hoped for honor if Hanly wins.
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