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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
7
Brief note describes a concise, sharp architectural approach emphasizing wit and stark lines. It highlights the influence of modernism on form and function, noting how minimal ornamentation reveals structural truths.
The column tracks residents and visitors across LeRoy Indianap lis Veedersburg and Covington including Geo H Mayer H E Mayer Marx Herzog J W Cowan Lizzie Crown Loyola McComas J Loeb and others. It notes illnesses court plans Bent on business trips from Milan Crawfordsville and Attica and updates on public matters such as a church dedication and school commencement set for February.
The page itemizes new cases and divorces including Elliott Philpott admr versus Artie M Gray and Isaac B Gray, Jerome Clark versus David A Clark, and Lula Swaim versus Geo Swaim. It also records Fountain County real estate transfers, mortgage deed filings, and various property lot transactions with several named grantees and prices. J P Buckner advertises Kodol Dyspepsin Cure.
A historical sketch describes Queen Victoria's public ties with her people through the lord mayor and home secretary, noting royal births marriages and deaths. It recounts jubilee celebrations in London with foreign dignitaries, and recalls royal mortuary customs and notable events including two assassination attempts and Victoria's nine children and their lineages.
A compact historical card summarizing Victoria’s peaceful but eventful reign. It lists wars, reforms, and geopolitical shifts outside Britain including the Afghan war, the Crimean conflict, the Indian government shift, the Suez purchase, Irish reforms, and continental revolutions. It notes rising Home Rule sentiment, imperial actions, and major European upheavals shaping the era.
The article portrays Queen Victoria as a solitary figure who outlived her friends and happiness alike, yet retained charm and wit. It highlights her sense of the ridiculous, a decisive laughter at a photographer’s mishap, and a lifelong grace that helped shape moral reform and cultural patronage in Britain. It notes her intellect, language, arts, and political influence, including restraint on continental wars.
Victoria slept under soft blankets sent to hospitals after use and favored eight new pairs monthly. She banned tobacco inside Windsor except during a 1802 visit by King Charles of Roumania. Moving the court between Windsor and Osborne was a complex, near disastrous process, while her maid staff lived in constant service. Victoria kept a meticulous memory for faces and pedigrees, and her daily routine began with a morning meal and newspaper reading before a long day of court duties.
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