Republican Covington Ire Meets First Monday Monthly
A brief note from the Republican in Covington Ireland states the group meets on the first Monday of each month. The statement argues that a surplus, while inconvenient, is preferable to a deficit.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
11
Kentucky Governor Taylor Finds Goebel's Scalp in Stocking
Kentucky Governor James G. Goebel is reported to have found what he described as Goebel's scalp in his Christmas stocking. The discovery, if verified, wouldmark a shocking development in the ongoing violence linked to the Goebel era in Kentucky politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Taylor
Kentucky
Goebel
Wage Scale Slips in Republican Era Blamed on Democrats
A political comment critiques wage growth under Republican times, accusing Democratic politicians of contributing to a downward wage trend while highlighting partisan blame in the public discourse.
Expansion Everywhere Sparks Nationwide Growth Trend
The statement notes broad expansion across trade, manufacturing, and possessions, highlighting that even critics of expansion are experiencing growth. It frames a pervasive economic and societal shift toward increased scale and activity.
Democrats Press for White House Interference in Boer War
The Democrats seek to pressure the President to speak on the Boer war, arguing the United States retains the right to voice its view only when both parties request guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
ConGress Claus Dinner Sparks Holiday Praise
The speaker states Congress enjoyed its Christmas dinner and claims they accomplished more work before the holidays than any congress of recent years. The remark emphasizes productivity and festive dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ConGress
One Week to Select Republican Precinct Committeemen
One week from tomorrow the county will select Republican precinct committeemen. The message urges good strong working Republicans to be chosen in every precinct. The Chicago drainage canal opened Tuesday and water begins moving from Lake Michigan through the Mississippi to the gulf, an event described as of great importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bio
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Gulf
New York Sun Dubs Senator Jones Hopeful Jim Jones
The New York Sun christens Senator Jones of Arkansas as Hopeful Jim Jones. The Sun’s nicknames are short and memorable, and this one sticks for the Arkansas senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Senator Jones
Arkansas
Jim Jones
Sun
New Yorker remark on whiskers and brains likened to farmers
A sharp cultural quip notes that whiskers became a symbol of intellect for New Yorkers, predicting a future shift in appearances as prosperity transforms Kansas farmers, signaling broader social change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lincoln Women's Fusion Split Deepens Nebraska Rifts
The Lincoln Women s Bimetallic League once backed Bryan in 1896 is torn apart and captured by Republicans amid renewed party factional strife in Nebraska politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Fusion
Lincoln ‘Women’s Bimetallic League
Bryan
Gubernatorial Candidates Enter Field Amid Dark Horse Watch
The latest report notes the gubernatorial hopefuls already in the race, facing potential challenge from any unseen dark horse. The situation is framed as a strategic move that could turn against the front runners if a new contender gains advantage.
Democratic Veep Selections Theorized In Hogg Era
The note questions who may join Bryan on the ticket as it hints Governor Hogg rejects the idea. It mentions Mc Lean as a millionaire and thus suspect, pondering who could secure the second spot for the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Hogg
Bryan
McLean
Whence
Kentucky Legislature Sees Gobelites to Control Senate
In a tense session on Tuesday the Gobelites moved to consolidate power. Joe Blackburn is expected to win the Senate seat to replace Lindsey while notices of contests by Gobel and Beecher against Taylor and Marshall as Governor and Lieutenant Governor ignite a heated political clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Gobelites
Joe
Wm. Lindsey
Gobel
Beecher
Taylor and Marshall
US coal exports rise with shipments to Italy
The extension of coal exports from the United States is growing noticeably. Last year about ten million tons were exported and sold to foreign markets and steam ships, with the first shipment to Italy departing from Philadelphia recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Italy
Philadelphia
Senator Pgerrignen Builds Capitol Resistance Plans
Senator Pgerrignen works to block destruction of the United States while preparing for reelection. A Tagalog Jamboree in Sioux Falls next week will pursue both aims, mixing cultural event with political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pgerrignen
United States
Sioux Falls
Goebel Commission Deliberations Preview Democratic Legislature
The Goebel commission explains why it moderates a contest before the legislature but omits the real force behind it the Democratic majority’s susceptibility to political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebel
Ral
Pension allocations shrink as Spanish War veterans die
Despite many pensions requested in relation to the Spanish war, the current year's appropriation will likely be smaller than last year. Civil war veterans are aging and dying off rapidly.
Press divisions mimic Bull Run aftermath for British Empire
The foreign press partitions the British Empire as it did the United States after Bull Run, and the likely outcome resembles the American precedent.
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United States
Bull Run
America
Need for a Merchant Marine in National Trade
The annual report of the Commissioner of Navigation argues for a robust merchant marine to export and move goods abroad. It condemns dependence on foreign vessels for imports and urges steps to carry our own exports and traffic.
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Commissioner of Navigation
Boers Face Wheat Shipment Debate and Timing
The passage argues Toe Biuirisa have no right to ship flour in neutral vessels to a Plockaded Boer port. It states the Boers will pay for the flour, but by the time they do, it will be too late to aid them, highlighting a strategic miss of leverage in the shipment dispute.
Debate Over Subsidy Versus Government Cable Interest
The writer argues against foolish talk about a Pacific exble steal and asks readers to compare costs. They claim a large yearly subsidy for twenty years versus interest on 830 million invested in a government cable, noting renewal after twenty years.
Nourishing Food Medicine For Health and Cough
The text praises a nourishing food medicine that strengthens the body, helps throw off a hard cough, and fortifies the system against future attacks. It is advised for those run down or emaciated and is associated with Scott and Bowne chemists of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
New York
Republican Call for Fountain County Precinct Committeeman Posts
The Republican State Central Committee calls Fountain county Republicans to meetings in every township on Saturday January 18 1900 at 2 60 p m to elect one precinct committee man per voting precinct. Committeemen to meet January 15 1900 at Covington to organize the county committee and appoint officers. Delegates to the Ninth Congressional District convention to be chosen January 16 1900 at Lebanon.
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Republican State Central Committee
Fountain County
Indiana
Indianapolis
S‘a
Indicta
Thaemecay
Adeve
Lebanon
Convention Choices Signal McKinley Nomination Drive
The text argues for early, strong campaigning across local state and national levels. It praises Philadelphia as the site of the National Convention, predicting McKinley’s renomination with precedent from Grant in 1872 and calls for well organized, early work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wm. McKinley
Grant
Reciprocity Commission credited for framing treaty terms
Reciprocity Commissioner Kasson and his secretary Mr. Coleman earn praise for their skill in drafting those sent to the Senate, balancing sacrifices and magnanimity in hopes of mutual advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasson
Coleman
Senate
Impact of Gold Coinage on Economy Stirs Public Optimism
The record shows over 108 million in gold coined last year, up from about 65 million. The note argues that mint capacity limited growth, claiming the money supply influences all sectors and raises wages and trade, while even critics acknowledge improved times.
Tremendous ovation for Ninth District Congressman at Republican feast
The Republican crowd gave a tremendous ovation to the Congressman from the Ninth District at a recent Republican love feast. The event highlighted his ability and power and his strong popularity, suggesting he should be renominated and likely will be.
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Ninth
Congress
State Republican Call for Indiana Reorganization 1899
A Republican state committee call from Indianapolis outlines a 1900 January reorganization across Indiana. It sets township precinct meetings to elect precinct committeemen and district delegates, apportionment by Union Hunt votes, and district meetings to select state committee members, with final assembly in Indianapolis to formalize the party structure. The notice praises H C Yount as a potential Ninth District Chairman and urges broad Republican attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Republican
Alonday
Union B. Hunt
Indianapolis
Republican State Committee of
Indiana
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Covington
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Tollows
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Republican Call
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Mill Creek
Yeddo
Fulton—Cates
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Thillsboro
Richland
Newtown
Pavis— Brown's Schoolhouse
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Wray
Covington, Ind
Retary
Execu
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Ind
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Fulton
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Total
J. W. Cronk
Grant, Gossett
See
Cain
van Buren
Troy
Ewes Re Sraessen
Shee Ee
Hamilton
Montgomery
Boone
H. C. Yount
Yount
Childrens Plush and
J. Loeb’s Stores
Butterick
W. L. Douglass
Covington, Indiana
the Star Grocery
East Side Square
Craig & Coffing
Wooder
Coal
M. Mayer, Jr
Macmaster’s
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