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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
4
The writer compares England’s Liberal Party to the U S Democratic Party split and warns of political risk. Mention of Hobson resigning his navy commission to seek Congress from Alabama surfaces, while Newfoundland’s treasury shows a surplus, and a quip about blue noses keeping it up.
Campaign activity increases as candidates intensify efforts across the state over the next two months with frequent hustling and public appearances announced.
Mrs McKinley received Mrs Garrett A Hobert and her son as guests at her Canton home for a few days, with Everysopy noted as pleased.
The opinion argues that Democratic leaders are scarce due to a lack of fixed principles beyond opposition, creating little room for a leader with true brains. The piece portrays Congress as governed by reaction rather than consistent strategy.
Secretary Hay leads the Carnegie Institution created in Washington to implement Mr. Carnegie’s 10 million dollar donation for higher education.
The passage asserts that European nations face market undercutting by the United States. It argues that if the U S maintains this price advantage, there will be no fear about continued prosperity and economic strength.
The Hebrews in the United States view the movement to reestablish Jews in Palestine as a benefit to millions elsewhere, but they consider America a suitable home for themselves.
New York State shows a large surplus while New York City carries one of the world’s largest bonded indebtedness figures. The contrast reflects a political moral: the city is often governed by Democrats and the state by Republicans.
Senators and Representatives would do well to think twice before allowing themselves to become assistants in the game of delay that the Panama Canal Co. is trying to play in Washington. The people are pretty well posted on the merits of this question and it will be difficult to make a satisfactory explanation to them.
James F. Ryder recalls meeting a young, cheerful writer in the Cleveland Plain Dealer editorial rooms. He describes Browne as bright eyed and always laughing, later revealing Artemus Ward in the show business world with a witty, mock moral show and a plan to back each other.
Advice on planting and caring for ornamental trees and bulbs stresses moderation and staking for healthy growth. It covers crocus planting in October and bulb placement in sod. Seals behavior is described, including how pups learn to swim and the mating grounds of bulls. A note on British pronunciation explains aspirating the letter h. Oyster shells data from Maryland shores is reported with large tonnage estimates.
Governor Saow impressed notable figures during his Washington visit and remains a modest yet influential figure. He is expected to make another major impact at the Treasury Department through his leadership and management.
The article notes the German Emperor asked President Roosevelt’s daughter to christen his yacht built in the United States and Roosevelt agreed, highlighting sentiment as a factor in international affairs.
A satirical notice complains about a grocer selling sand as sugar and a druggist offering substitutes for a Madison Medicine Co product. The passage also promotes a railroad line's routes and a local real estate listing for a two story house with ten rooms priced at 1800 dollars.
An advertisement features Foley's Kidney Cure claiming kidney and bladder relief. It also promotes low southbound fares via the Big Four Route, with settlers tickets on the first and third Tuesdays to Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee. Contact Big Four agents or Warren J. Lynch and W. P. Deppe in Cincinnati Ohio for full details.
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