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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1911
Page
4
Navigation price exacts heavy toil on the gir
A terse report notes the price of navigation exacting a heavy toil on the gir, signaling hardship or burden in maritime or inland navigation contexts. The phrasing implies costs or tolls impacting workers or vessels, with no further specifics provided in the fragment.
Covington Seeks Railroads Induced to Geomethod
Covington shows interest in persuading railroads to adopt geome based techniques. The note outlines efforts to induce broader use of the method across multiple lines, aiming to standardize practice and expand implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Square deal theme drives reform and party shift
In a call for reform, the speaker argues for a return to a square deal. He asserts the saloon must go and advocates for a Republican comeback, linking moral reform to political victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerepublican
Explosion Cause Behind Maine Sinking Remains Unclear
It now develops that the explosion which sank the Maine was from within. The cause, however, is likely to always remain a mystery. It was thorough, however.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Uncle Jos Cannon Busy At Chautauqua Duties
From replies received it would seem that Uncle Jos. Cannon has something to do besides introduce Champ Clark at Chautauquas. Uncle Jos is a busy man and his services are worth the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Jos. Cannon
Champ Clark
Chautauquas
Uncle Jos
District senate nomination hints emerge in campaign buildup
Indications point to rising interest in the Joint Senatorial nomination in this district. Fountain, Warren and Vermillion are expected to hire candidates as the coming campaign unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Vermillion
Governor Marsha's boom revives vote era claims
A dated political analysis accuses Governor Marsha of repeatedly reviving a political boom to manipulate public opinion. It asserts the governor duped voters two years ago and claims the public received what they voted for, framing the cycle as deliberate political theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha
Haves
Civic Duty and Neighborly Influence Reach All Towns
Prompt residents to participate actively in local matters and not criticize others for taking action. Encourages exercising prerogatives and combining effort with restraint, while urging involvement beyond passive observation.
Rockefeller credits wife with guiding his fortune
Rockefeller says his wife deserves credit for his vast wealth. He cites her business judgment and ideas as often best, though sometimes contrary to his own. He notes many women have been the silent force behind men's fortunes and receive little credit.
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Rockefeller
President Taratt Praised For Conservative Steady Leadership
The remarks commend President Taratt for a measured and sane course. He is described as not partisan and determined to deliver the best for the country, with cautious policy aimed at clear public benefit.
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Taratt
Fountain County Campaign Set to National Level
The upcoming national race will see intense activity, especially in Fountain County a perennial battleground. Democrats hold the edge after two elections but Republicans surged last fall. party unity is cited as crucial as local issues influence the contest.
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Fountain County
Senate Sets Votes On Reciprocity Treaty And Tariff Bills
By unanimous action last Friday the United States Senate agreed to vote on the Canadian reciprocity treaty Saturday July 2 the wool tariff revision bill July 27 the free list August 1 congressional reapportionment August 3 statehood bills for Arizona and New Mexico August 7 and adjourn thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
Covington Merchants Stand Against Disorganizers
A Covington editorial urges residents to uphold morals and law enforcement, unite merchants beyond petty differences, and resist disorganizers. It condemns Sears Roebuck & Co. for aiding disruption while praising local merchants who support the town and customers with full dollar value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Governor Marshall Names H Baldwin Biology Instructor
Governor Marshall appoints H Baldwin for three years as biology instructor at Goshen high school and state et omologist. Baldwin is a Democrat and the governor favors party loyalty, praising democracy while criticizing Republican supporters who helped elect him. The piece notes party discipline in counties and calls for reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
H. Baldwin
Goshen High School
Baldwin
Hoosier
Kel
No Swelling at All in Calmed Ocean Scene
A fragment from a New York press story recalls a calm sea with two travelers discussing the lack of swell. The dialogue notes the ocean crossing was uneventful and serene, highlighting an imagined or recalled voyage with restrained, reflective description.
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New York
Ress
Jack Widoews Wiser Than Maids in One Respect
The Chicago News notes that Jack remarks maids miss chances by hoping for a better one, while Jack and Tom debate the wisdom of acting on opportunities rather than waiting for perfect moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Widoews
Tom
Bry
Chicago News
Judge-Hoss thief found guilty by jury in Mitigation
Cleveland Leader reports a thief is found guilty by the jury. The prisoner asks the judge for leniency, arguing it was not his horse, and references a plea for mercy during mitigation. The article conveys a courtroom moment with rustic phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss
Cleveland
Well Qualified Boss of This Gang Questioned
A Buffalo Express item notes an interview where a candidate for gang leadership is asked about qualifications and experience. The reply references disciplining a grown son, illustrating a controversial or tainted background cited in the discussion.
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Buffalo Express
Procrastination in One of the Most Expensive Forms of Happiness
The piece examines delaying pleasures as a costly but alluring habit, exploring how choosing not to act can yield delayed rewards. It weighs the tension between immediate gratification and future satisfaction, noting cultural and personal incentives driving postponement.
Old Soldier Praises New Life Pills in Erie Letter
A war veteran from Erie Pa named A K Smith asserts years of indigestion constipation and stomach troubles were cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills. He endorses them for stomach liver and kidney issues and notes the product costs 25 cents at druggists. Covington Canning Co. mentions cement freshness and quality guarantee with weekly Lahigh sacks direct from mills.
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A. K. Smith
Erie
Dr. King
Covington Canning Co
Ambassadors Privileges at European Courts Described
A historical overview explains curious privileges enjoyed by ambassadors abroad. It details dignified reception, the right to be admitted to royal presence, and the unique etiquette when dismissing or entering courts. The sword bearing and symbolic acts around doorways are noted as features distinguishing ambassadors from other envoys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walis
Bes
Severcion
Iveius
Emmet’s Secret Poison Antidote Act
A tale of Robert Emmet showing his quiet power and resolve. He studies chemistry and swallows corrosive sublimate poison by mistake. Realizing death, he quietly retrieves chalk from the stable, consumes enough to neutralize the poison, and avoids alarm or aid.
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Emmet
Robert Emmet
Ile
Queen Elizabeth Amulet and Plague Era Beliefs
The article recounts Elizabeth I wearing a geld amulet gifted by a Wales herbalist claiming protection while she ruled. It notes her illness and death despite belief in the charm. It also mentions plague era practices of amulets containing arsenic quills quicksilver or toad powder worn for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizebeth
Wales
Elizabeth
London
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for Coughs
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound is effective for coughs in both children and adults. No opiates or harmful drugs. In the yellow package. Refuse substitutes. For sale by all druggists.
Kidney Diseases Can Be Cured If Treated Early
Mr. Perry A. Pitman of Dale Texas reports four months bedridden with kidney and gall bladder trouble. One bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy restored his health and strength. Ask for it. For sale by all druggists.
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Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
Gale
All
Local administrator appointed for Martha A. Cline estate
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana has appointed and qualified WILL CLINE as Administrator of Martha A. Cline deceased. The estate is believed solvent. H C Yount is named as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Fountain County
State of
Indiana
Martha A. Cline
Will Cline
Sealed Proposals For Crin Township Work Nearby
Notice states sealed proposals will be received by D D P Frazier Township Trustee Crin township Fountain county Indiana at his office to the town of Hilsboro up to o clock a m.
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DD. P. Frazier
Crin Township
Fountain County
Indiana
Hilsboro
Hillsboro
Hilleboro School
Leise & Ludwick
Danvile
Illinois
Ofice
Leis & Ludwick
Danville
Uinois
LD. P. Frazier
Eed
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Queen Elizabeth
Foley’s
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M. T. Covington
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