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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
4
In a fragmented report the piece notes Nebraska farmers confront a shifting political stance with claims about economic value, trade openness, and Democratic policy implications. It references historical context on treaty rights and economic expectations amid a broader national debate.
The notice lists candidates for high level posts including Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State, with names such as Winfield T. Durbin Newton W. Gilbert, William H. Hart Leopold Levy William C. Taylor Frank L. Jores B. F. Johnsor Charles F. Remy Leander Konks and others for positions like Attorney General State Statistician and Reporter Supreme Court, plus delegates at large.
A national ticket chosen by the Philadelphia convention gave the party strong satisfaction and created significant trouble for opponents.
Fragmentary note suggests leaders avoid appealing to Jackson and Deffercon for endorsements. unclear context limits precise outcomes or dates.
In Omaha on May 31 hogs sold at a price $4.50 higher than four years earlier. The World-Herald, Bryan's personal organ, argued during the 1896 campaign that farm product prices could not rise without free and unlimited silver coinage.
The platform advocates creating a Department of Commerce and Industries led by a Cabinet Secretary to broaden markets for farm and factory products, ensure steady demand, and maintain American employment.
The article argues the Kansas City platform places Imperialism first while a Bryan bid would reject such a stance. It cautions the public that the issue is a rearrangement of phratology designed to sway easterners and voters. It asks readers what Bryan would do if elected under that platform.
Joun W. Kekx and allies in Indiana democracy clash over a conservative money plank in the National platform. They argue the state must reengage voters on the money issue while noting the Kansas City platform dealt a blow to Indiana democracy.
Pierce urged tax revisions to revive industry and boost output. The year closed with foreign commerce surpassing a prior peak while American ships handled a smaller share. He asserted markets abroad would stay open to farmers merchants and manufacturers under this administration amidst competitive global trade.
The July Outlook offers portraits of the young Chinese Emperor Kang Yu Wei and others from the Tsung Yamen, plus images of Mr. Conger, General Chaffee, Admiral Kempff, and Captain McCalla. It also highlights Justin McCarthy on Chamberlain and a lively review of Ten Nights in a Bar Room by Busby Bros. Big Company. Also mentions Powwow Train excursions and Clover Leaf rates for Kokomo readers.
The text notes that French colonies alone import large quantities of goods yearly, aiding Pols in keeping factories busy and maintaining markets for taro products from that European nation.
Republican platform notes a contrast with the last Democratic President’s effort to borrow money in England, asserting American credit surpasses all others.
The record notes a deficit of 21266 for thirty five months under the Wilson revenue tariff and a surplus of 465000009 over thirty two months under the Ungier protection tariff.
The report states billions two hundred million davilara as the year’s foreign commerce value. American weasels carried 7 percent, foreign ships 3 percent, and earnings reached 200 billion dollars at the expense of the American people.
The fiscal year shows a predicted rise of over three hundred million dollars in U S foreign trade, the largest in history, while the share carried by American vessels remains the lowest on record despite the growth.
On March 4 1597 Congress approved building forty nine ships totaling 215444 tons. The order includes eight first class battleships six first class armored cruisers four mounters and nine protected cruisers. Thirty two vessels have been completed and commissioned totaling 52681 tons, a record deemed achievable only by a Republican Administration.
A Republican reporter toured Henry Prather’s tile and brick factory near the tile and brick works Monday morning. New machinery, a powerful engine, added storage and working space, plus crushers cut waste from ore and lime. Two kilns of brick and two of tile are expected to be ready soon, with 5 inch tile proving smooth and round. The plant provides local employment and aims to produce superior brick and tile, surpassing state standards.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood diseases and skin conditions. It claims permanent cures, offers a free trial bottle, and urges readers to write for personal medical advice from the Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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