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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1898
Page
4
Muted local notices advertise subscriptions and printing services at reasonable rates from the Covington Republican office. The page references political commentary on Bryan, China, Cuba, Hawaii treaty ratification, and general international affairs with a mix of editorial opinion and market items.
The Ninth Congressional district Republicans convene in Noblesville on Tuesday February 1 at 1 pm to choose a State Central Committee member. Representation is one delegate and one alternate per 200 votes plus fractions above 100 votes for Henry G. Thayer as Indiana elector. counties Boone 3444 votes 17 delegates, Garrell 246 13, Canton 367 etc.
The Republican State and County Central Committees call Fountain county Republicans to mass meeting in townships on Saturday January 22 1898 at 2 pm to elect from each precinct one County Central Committee member and to elect delegates to the Congressional District Convention at Noblesville February 1 1898. The Veedersburg central committee meets January 20 1898 at 12 43 pm to elect officers. Delegates by township and meeting places listed.
The record shows Marcus A Hass winning the United States Senate election for both short and long terms. In the House vote Hanna led with 56 to McKisson 50 and Lentz 1. In the Senate Hanna had 17 to McKisson 19 with Lentz at 0, and on the joint ballot Hanna 73 to McKisson 7 with Lentz at 1.
Director R Preston of the United States Mint estimates world gold mined this year at 24004dld with about a twenty percent rise from last year. He notes silver production in the United States reached 376,069,936 and mining costs often run under 1.24 per ounce, aided by byproduct silver from lead or copper mines such as Montana’s Anaconda mine.
Freight movement in the West remains strong with railroad companies struggling to secure enough cars. The surge signals rising farm product shipments, indicating farmers' gains and prospective prosperity, in contrast to Mrs. Bryan's earlier view that such signs were only temporary and not a lasting improvement. The question asks what length of time should be regarded as temporary.
The president’s nomination of Judge McKenna to the Supreme Court is expected to win broad congressional support. The main objection is described as sectional and flimsy, given McKenna’s recognized ability and fitness.
The piece argues against free trade in establishing flax and tin industries and notes the Dingley and McKinley duties proving domestic production possible. It cites Washington straw worth more in Ireland and a $20 million iron ore deal with England, predicting impacts on U.S. mining and Southern iron manufacture for export.
Nevada silver mine owner says the Rothschilds syndicate aims to divide China among European gold-standard nations and will next target South America. He warns this would undermine free institutions and challenge the Monroe Doctrine, tracing the money power to Napoleon's era.
American steel rail makers have secured a firm hold on foreign markets. The Illinois Steel Company has shipped 20,000 tons to Japan, while the Maryland Steel Company sends 15,000 tons to British India Australia Mexico and South Africa. Increased exports mean more labor for American workers.
The Cramps will launch two fine cruisers from their yards within the month for the Japanese government, showing American skill and workmanship. Expansion of foreign markets is linked to higher labor wages and stronger support for the home agricultural market.
The country enters the new year with no disturbance and restored confidence. Foreign debt reduced, monetary policy clarified, and heavy industries expanding globally. Official reports show over half a million previously idle workers now employed and wage gains improving many homes nationwide.
A state official says the coming year will be the busiest in U.S. manufacturing history. The Pullman Car Company reports more orders than ever, with the Baltimore and Ohio lines placing 4,000 freight cars for use on their routes and branches.
The nation sees a December surplus close to two million dollars under the Dingley tariff, a sharp contrast to deficits under the Wilson low tariff. Tax receipts rise as the revenue system adjusts, though full capacity will take months due to prior stockpiling of sugar wool and other goods.
The text traces monthly receipts from two to December totaling 328,000,000 with a surplus near 2,006,000. It notes January payments will exceed receipts due to interest and year start expenses, but receipts are expected to continue rising and, by year end, cover running expenses and add to the treasury sinking fund, neglected by the Wilson law.
Washington correspondent reports Representative Landis of Indiana as chief speaker in Congress. He held attention for an hour and forty five minutes with a largely favorable reception. President Reed watched approvingly as Landis drew praise from both sides and from fellow lawmakers.
Fragmentary notice describes a remedy named Cascareta and Candy Cavuartic with phrases about a constitution and refund by druggists. The readable text provides no clear names, places, dates, or specific actions beyond vague promises of a money refund.
Marion Hull announces to Covington residents a wood lantern entertainment with bible scenes war views statuary and other items. He will perform at private homes for a small amount, offering about one to two hours of entertainment for social gatherings.
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