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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1900
Page
5
The passage notes that during the three years of the Ding Ley tariff the United States saw a 50 percent increase in exports of manufactured articles. It underscores a favorable impact of the tariff policy on industrial shipments abroad.
The unnamed speaker avoids directly accusing the president over the Ken ukians murder while suggesting a chance to correct the omission before it becomes an issue.
The death of Geo. W. Logans at Ladysmith illustrates the greater aggregate risks faced by war correspondents than that of soldiers, underscoring the peril in covering conflicts.
The Republican State Convention dates were shifted from May 16 and 17 to April 25 and 26 due to scheduling conflicts. This marks the earliest state gathering by Republicans in many years.
The shooting of Senator Gobel on Tuesday draws universal condemnation and sorrow as innocent parties may suffer from the rash act regardless of the shooter’s source.
Treasury Bureau of Statistics reports the United States trails Great Britain in total export trade by about two and a half percent. In 1875 England’s trade nearly doubled U S export figures, highlighting a wide gap.
Despite doubts about South Africa, the Philippines shows clear progress as troops secure a Taahold and press toward continued success.
The passage urges every Republican in Fountain county to join the campaign and support all nominees from top to bottom, arguing only united effort can secure victory and defeat personal rivalries.
Dr W P Kane, president of Wabash College, preached the Bac calaureate sermon at the M E church last Sunday morning and presented a striking view of human life classification. The writer laments Covington men did not attend in larger numbers.
The speaker accuses the Democrats of not seeking to aid the Boers but to persuade the public that Republicans will refuse. The critique parallels their Cuba strategy, noting unfortunate outcomes from that prior effort as a warning for current politics.
The mid-year commencement at Covington High Schools marks an innovative moment and a notable departure. The administration and staff receive high praise for their effort to elevate Covington City Schools as the best in the state.
Ninth and Tenth Indiana congressional delegates played a prominent role in opposing the seating of polygamist Roberts in Congress. Landis and Crumpacker delivered two of the strongest speeches against the Brighamite.
The speaker argues the American public should avoid taking sides in the Boer War and concentrate on domestic concerns. Nations have shown consideration for U S interests, and Americans should limit involvement in Transvaal matters.
The critic argues Mr. Bryan’s anti trust orations offend by attacking all large corporations, regardless of conduct, aiming to sway the poor and ignorant against capital, and thus fail to influence reasonable men.
The article notes many Supreme Court decisions invalidating the Democratic argument that ratifying the Spanish treaty extended U S laws to Porto Rico. It cites Chief Justice Taney, who stated no newly acquired port becomes domestic unless Congress previously makes it so.
B F Johnson of Benton County is a candidate for State Statistician before the Republican State Convention. A Fowler Republican notice with his picture endorses Johnson, praising his qualifications and party loyalty and urging his nomination as a fitting recognition of Indiana party service.
The county fair directors hold their annual meeting tomorrow to elect new directors and organize the board. A decision on whether to hold a county fair will be settled, and citizens urged to meet any financial demands promptly to avoid questions about the fair.
A Wis. woman credits seven bottles of Electric Bitters with curing stomach and liver troubles avoiding surgery and a drastic operation. The ad promises a guarantee for stomach liver and kidney relief and notes a drug store price of 50 cents. An Indiana notice invites 41st annual election of Fountain Warren and Vermillion Agricultural Association directors and officers on Feb 3 1990 in Covington with member ticket holders urged to attend. Abstracts of Title offered by O S Dovezasa.
Miss Ethel Maud Soper, daughter of Rev Julius Soper, recalls Japanese girl norms learned in Japan and at the Woman's College. She describes greetings, class dress codes, elaborate belts, hair fashions, and etiquette training as part of a Japanese girl’s education, noting contrasts with American customs and missionary challenges.
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