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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
4
A string of old editorial snippets discusses Congress, labor unions, and international affairs. Topics touch on God Save the Queen versus God Save Our Lord the King, Schley-Sampson, socialism, Roosevalt era elites, anti anarchist action, Roosevelt, shipping bills, Carnegie, and Dewey Seley ticket with references to the Canal treaty and Nicaragua.
The House passes a Philippine tardiff bill before Christmas recess, praised as commendable though typical of Republican control. Senator Depew uses wireless messages to speak to his bride en route abroad, though interception doubts cast doubt on the sentiment.
A Peskin China date line reports a broad Philippine insurgency and a stable Manila sabel in good order. U.S. news crews are active in Manila as Democrats struggle for a tariff bill argument, dismissed as imperialism in the House debate.
Chairman Payne of the Ways and Means committee says a bill will be prepared for another cut of the remaining internal revenue taxes imposed during the Spanish American War. The move follows Secretary Gage's recommendation.
The text cites an anarchist activist provoking grave concerns and calls for decisive action. It attributes the rise of violence to anarchist teachings and to public figures who inflame malice and greed, warning of wider societal harm.
In stern warning after the President’s assassination attempt, officials condemn anarchists as violent criminals and urge Congress to bar entrants professing anti-government ideals. The piece argues the law must defend liberty by deporting sympathizers and strengthening federal reach against those who would kill leaders.
A brief notice praises Heleetre Bitters from Lee and Co as a cure for stomach trouble liver and kidney complaints. It claims rapid relief from yellow skin and digestion issues and endorses a single effective remedy with guaranteed results.
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