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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1900
Page
2
Friday publication notes include Philippine report highlights on US protection and native autonomy, Carnegie and Bryan camp remarks, Republican printing services, Morgan’s re election, court calendar for Fountain County, sheriff and election remarks, and employment bureau notices amid the Tagá insurrection discussion.
County leaders vow to backing a joint senatorship plan amid an emergency response. The statement emphasizes equal citizen rights and swift action to address the crisis.
Readable speech fragment notes the administration will not be drawn into foreign complications by actions associated with Elon Dayis and the so called Web Dayis.
General Woup bears broad duties in Cuba as the population of the island nears two thirds the size of Chicago, underscoring the scale of his responsibilities.
Fragmentary note mentions eras under Dingley and Wilson laws with numeral codes S24 MUL2Ty S1L27a S74. Vague summary of ration periods or classifications implied. No clear event or entity details available.
The text implies Bryan is shaping the Democratic Populist party rather than the party shaping him, noting a bold but cautious approach to leadership.
In sech, the United States marks a historic milestone as total foreign commerce surpasses two billion dollars for the first time. Exports of manufactured iron and steel also exceed one hundred million dollars, reflecting growing industrial strength.
The United States strengthens its iron and steel trade role as a Maryland firm plans to ship two hundred tons of steel rails to Australia and even more to Japan, signaling U S dominance in global steel exports.
Fragmentary note argues 1900 cannot repeat the silver moves of the 18s and warns against using inflationary currency policies as a political appeal amid unfolding events and Democratic forecasts.
War Department issues a prepared summary outlining recent expenditures under unitary authority for the islands. The document details allocations, project scopes, and logistical costs associated with ongoing operations and administrative measures in the territory.
The text notes Secretary Root expects to carry the work through at an early date and to account for every cent expended, stressing careful oversight and thorough accounting.
In a remark on expansion policy, observers consider whether the party would know how to handle territories acquired without consent. The Louisiana country, Florida, and the Pacific Coast could resist efforts to revert to previous conditions.
Government receipts in January totaled about 9 million, implying an annual surplus around 100 million. Critics who warned of revenue law insufficiencies have quieted, and they may soon raise complaints from the opposite side of the issue.
The British consul in New Orleans described Mason as a brotherhood figure and hinted that his position would influence support for interference in foreign affairs by the United States, noting his stance on the Declaration of Independence.
The latest Democratic attack on secretary Gace was driven by Representative Moehardson’s need to prove his fighting prowess. He launched a wanton attack on the Secretary to show he could strike back.
The writer condemns the assassination of Senator Gobel as unjust despite viewing the shooter as acting in a Brutus like motive. The piece argues despots cannot be tempered by murder and urges rejection of assassination as a political tool.
The Ways and Means Committee decides the Constitution does not apply to Porto Rico and other possessions unless Congress declares it. It recommends uniform tariff with the United States and a 25 percent reduction for imports from the other, aiming to equalize duties on foreign goods.
On October 7 Gen Joubert wrote a letter claiming the Boers made special efforts to deceive the British about their state of preparedness for war and outlined defense methods. If his letter foresaw later events it would require no changes, suggesting the Boers knew what they were about when they declared war.
County officials and residents discuss holding early conventions township and district to clarify expectations for candidates and voters. Reps across sections express support for the move to ensure a smooth campaign and seamed race toward the semi nes.
Three Republicans of the Rivers and Warkers Committee decide not to bid for traprove Pueenits, a rare move in a presidential year. They say avoiding wasteful spending shows high motives, instead of boosting the party in power through appropriations.
The excerpt cites Ulysses S. Grant arguing that pestilence famine and obstructionism oppose a war already begun. It presents a reflection on the moral stakes and historical context of wartime policy, invoking Grant’s famous sentiments as gospel truth in the memoir passage.
The tribute pad by Indiana people honors General Lawton with his body lying in state at his home and in the state capitol. It salutes the loyal dead who died defending Hag and national honor while urging soldiers and their rank to be remembered in the hearts of their countrymen.
An editorial reflects on the Gobel assassination and past political murders, urging caution about blame and noting the pattern of violence in the era. It questions the gunman’s identity and warns that truth will emerge as emotions fade. The piece also mentions General Burpham’s widow and promotes King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues with a drugstore sale.
Advertising notice claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure provides immediate relief for long standing indigestion. A testimonial from Leo Warren of Albany Wisconsin praises two bottles for marvelous results. The product digests what you eat and is guaranteed to help.
The passage argues that anyone who blocks a war his nation fights, whether from fear or error, holds an unenvied position in life or history. It suggests Lim should advocate for war for personal betterment, reflecting on leadership and accountability.
Notice states Charles Vickery apply for license to sell wines and spirits for one year at a two story building on Liberty Street Covington Troy Township Fountain County. Proposed premises front Liberty Street between Ebred and Fourth streets with specified dimensions and ownership by Vickery and associates.
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