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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
2
A garbled mix of subscription offers and printing notices from Covington era publications. It mentions subscription details, various printing services, and references to Republican and Democratic figures, alongside a remark about Gov. Tayner and Goebel. The readable facts are sparse and involve ad-like content and political tone.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a reactive note on expansion across trade and industry. Mentions Democrats and Republicans in a clash over presidential policies and Boer War references. The text is garbled with no clear event, dates, or identifiable people or organizations.
The article notes Members of Congress enjoying a Christmas dinner and taking a break from legislative work before the holidays. It mentions unfinished tasks lingering into the new year and reflects on the year’s efforts and rest. The piece conveys a period of holiday pause and reflection among lawmakers.
A week from tomorrow, voters select Republican committeemen throughout the county. The effort aims to choose representatives in every precinct, with turnout and participation emphasized.
The new drainage canal near Chicago opened recently as ice water from Lake Michigan begins flowing toward the Mississippi. The event is considered of great importance for the region and signals a major engineering milestone.
The New York Sun has obre ed Senator denes of Arsiisis, the name of hopeful dan Jgenes. The Sun's nicknames lave a wits of stick ing when they are to the pois. as tae one i.
An unclear passage discusses ideas about twins and brains, mentioning Kansas farmers and prosperity. The text appears fragmented, with references to a Sew ogger and Ci at teow, offering little coherent context or verifiable details.
A brief, garbled item references Lincoln women, a basketball context, and a political capture by Republicans. The readable fragments mention Besan and a valiant service but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm details.
A fragmented satirical note imagines a gubernatorial theme and a symbolic sword being offered or turned against an antagonist. The text plays with political imagery and rhetorical devices, resembling a lampoon of power and conflict without clear narrative.
Fragmentary text references Sibley, Bryans, and a gubernatorial context with questions about a Democrat candidate. No clear event, date, or organizations present.
Tuesday session sees Gabelites in full control as Joe Black Durn expected to be senator to succeed Lindsey. Notices of contests filed by Grobel and Beckher against Taylor and Marshall for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. The political battle begins.
A fragmented report notes Senator Pirrtennw actively blocks Use destruction measures and gears up for reelection. A Sioux Bills meeting next week aims to advance both aims while the commission explains the legislative contest but omits the real rise. The legislature is Democratic and susceptible to pressure amid wartime pension demands and veteran concerns.
A garbled passage discusses a reconceived balance of power between the Protish Empire and the United States. It hints at shifting influence and echoes themes of postwar or alternate history where outcomes resemble early American patterns.
The annual report of One Commissioner on Navigation argues for a merchant marine to carry experts abroad and reduce dependence on foreign vessels. It advocates building domestic capacity to move our own goods and safeguard maritime security.
The Republican party of Pontiaia urges county townships to meet on Saturday January 13 1900 to select committeemen for voting precincts. Delegates will convene January 15 1900 to organize the county committee and appoint officers. Delegates also to be chosen for the Ninth Congressional District convention on February 10 at Lebanon Tad with aim to nominate a chairman and push the national campaign.
A partial text mentions treaties and a commissioner named Nassem. It notes Youvester and Others, with Wallis and Mir. Covent receiving two rent credit for votes and a base show up to Peanut Liese sent the fence.
A detailed notice outlines the Republican state and county mass meetings in Indiana to select precinct committeemen and delegates. It specifies dates January 9 to January 16 1906, locations to be set by county committees, and rules for apportionment of district delegates based on votes. It also notes internal leadership roles and a call for unity behind Hon. Ht Yount as district chairman candidate.
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