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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1897
Page
2
Ex queen Lillionkalani called on President Cleveland on Monday. Captain Henry King appointed to succeed J C McCulloch as editor of the St Louis Globe Democrat. No change to paper’s style or policy.
A forthcoming novel continuing the tale of The Prisoner of Zenda titled The Constable of Zenda presents the same romantic tone and familiar characters. Meclire's Magazine will serialize the work in America, starting within a few months.
A Minneapolis Journal remark questions Donnelly as Bryans secretary of state predicting a warlike stance toward Europe. The writer notes Donnally barely took part in the 1861-65 Civil War in the United States and would pursue conquest of Europe if in office.
A dense, period report from Indianapolis outlines both chambers' full day of committee reports, Vandal ia railroad investigations shifting behind the scenes, pension paper acknowledgments free of charge, and several bills advancing under suspension. The text notes ongoing sessions, political maneuvering, and proposed measures on taxes, education law revisions, and tobacco regulation with party and leadership commentary threaded through.
An old newspaper notice urges readers to treat coughs with Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil claiming it strengthens the body to fight disease. It warns against neglecting a cough and offers a free book on prevention upon request. Drugstores stock 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
President replies to a senate inquiry with a list of 74 Americans arrested in Cuba since 1895. Seven were tried, 36 released, 18 expelled, 17 still pending, and some cases awaiting new trials. Secretary Olney notes ongoing investigations and outcomes.
Senate subcommittee findings describe Indians at the Osage Agency in Indian Territory trapped in debt to licensed and border traders. Checks are withheld on payday, booths profit near the agency, and Indians know little of accounts. Ninety percent stay in debt, prompting continued investigation.
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