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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1898

Page

9

Marquette Chosen as West Fever Association HQ

The Western Nay Fever Association selects Marquette Michigan as official headquarters for the year. Citizens' Committee arranges lodging for attendees. Rail lines offer reduced round trip tickets from Chicago. Printed details and contact information distributed for participation.

Marquette, Mich Western Nay Fever Assidiation Citizens’ Committee Chietro and Eastern Ailineia Railroad Marquette Chicago New Orleans Rhorida Chicago West P.M Ast P. Ry Amon C. M. Ry Margarite Ag Po Dress CL. Stone U& TL A Chiesro

Illinois Central Routes and Connections Across the Midwest

The notice describes Illinois Central lines from New Orleans to Memphis and Chicago with through connections to points north, east and west including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore and Denver. It lists agents Wm Murray in New Orleans Jno A Scott in Memphis 4.8 Rawson in Chicago and Kelland in Louisville as general agents and notes Mississippi Valley Fast Freight Day services and linking lines to Dubuque Sioux Falls Sioux City and western destinations.

St. Louis Chicago Bulfie Pittsburg West Wm. Murray New Orleans Jno A. Scott Memphis Rawson Kelland AG. P. A Louisville

Debate on Expansion and Finance Shapes Indiana Politics

A mid-19th century party rhetoric argues Republicans outperform Democrats in state finances and expansion policy. It contrasts provincialism with imperialism, defending American expansion as moral duty and urging unity, duty to humanity, and continued spread of republican principles worldwide.

Indiana Milian Republicans Auditor Daily Spain United States Legishiruce of Loi Atara Uni Republican Dable Salire Republican Party Legichy Non Leenadert Charadteree Republican Financial Management Democratic Party Cuba Deway Nancy Hawaii Porto Rica Universial Ballet Feld Ugcome Washington Eacingiuig Allances” Sp France Iton Crod Les

Indiana Democrats form executive committee for sound money

A May 28 1896 Indianapolis Democratic meeting adopted a resolution naming an executive committee to advocate sound money and resist free silver in Indiana. Thomas Taggart chaired the committee, launching a gold Democratic organization with Kern active on the stump and Holtzman, Pickens, and others named.

Indiana Indianapolis Madison Jefferson Jackson van Buren Cleveland Thomas Taggart John W. Holtzman 3. O. Pickens Pierre Gray Henry Russe James G. Canning John W. Kern A. Kiefer Charles F. Piel John R. Wilson H. W. Lawrence W. R. Myers W. D. Bynum James E. Mc Cullough M. O

Dilemma in Army Inquiry Across Partisan Lines

The Washington army investigation is portrayed as nonpartisan by its handlers though critics, embracing both parties, attack its honesty. Distinguished officers like Wheeler Lee Boynton are cited to challenge press credibility and question the reliability of war reporting. Journalists are urged to be called to account.

Davis Prankfort Und Washington Mc.Kinley Wheeler Lee Boynton Sternberg Greene

May meeting on free silver sparks debate in Indianapolis

The piece cites Hon. Joan W. Kern arguing against free silver and depreciation of currency, warning of disaster for workers and depositors if 100 cents become 50. It contrasts financial stability with investment fear while noting a medical advert for Foley's Honey and Tar.

Gold Democrats Indianapolis Joan W. Kern Foley Geo Cook

Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Cited for Croup Relief

A letter from R H Cox of Plancheville La praises Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for stopping a severe croup attack in his boy. The ad reproduction promotes Grain-O coffee as a gentle drink for restful sleep and everyday nourishment.

Mars W. J. Dickson Stanford Eveleth Truro N.S Ayer R. H. Cox Plancheville, la

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