Governor enjoys another laugh at Boltzman roast
The Benton Review notes the Governor did not enjoy Mayor Boltzman's roast, but some attendees found it amusing. The piece hints the Governor still has another humorous moment ahead.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
4
The Benton Review notes the Governor did not enjoy Mayor Boltzman's roast, but some attendees found it amusing. The piece hints the Governor still has another humorous moment ahead.
The InteTED beef packers of Chitage seek to stop Uncle Sam from prosecuting them under anti pooling law. The passage notes doubt that other law violators would be treated the same and suggests ordinary chicken thieves have not violated the law as often.
The text argues that officers are not creators of the law but its executors. If laws are faulty they should be repealed. It claims laws are sometimes crafted to target others rather than serve justice.
The passage notes how Democratic rhetoric attacked President Roosevelt for risking war during the last campaign. It now suggests he would bring the world to peace, but cautions that democracy is not a reliable prophet.
Governor Folk speaks on reform within borders, urging Kentucky to adopt a steady administration of the U.S. government. He notes Indiana to the north, Pennsylvania to the east, Missouri to the west, and calls for prompt action to improve the commonwealth through precept and example.
A fall gathering in a court room featured Dan Simms speaking passionately about political contrasts. He warned that Teddy would trigger war while praising Alfred B. Parker and peace efforts, urging voters to consider the path from conflict to plowshares amid a charged, partisan atmosphere.
The piece lists Evan Heath as a favored Republican mayoral candidate and A T Livengood as a potential congressional nominee. It highlights Robert J Miller for Auditor and notes W N Wright and O B Ratchi as possible prosecuting attorney contenders, with various local figures discussed and a forthcoming Republican editors conference in Winona.
Sabbath morning preaching at 10 40 by Rev C Miller of Rupert VI returning from Denver. Epworth League at 649 Sab path evening with Dr G W Miller as president. No afternoon Beng epardh Sarcay service due to river switch work by Inter State Standard Gravel Co.
William Flinn, 27, a Crawfordsville wire worker, was found dead near the Big Four tracks one mile east of the city. He had left the depot around 9 p.m. and was likely struck by No. 86 as he attempted to board or get on the eastbound freight, with two beer bottles found nearby and signs he had lain down before the fatal incident. His brothers James and Andrew were notified. the body was sent to Crawfordsville after coroner's inquest.
Thez Wabash will run a popular excursion to Detroit on Saturday July 22 at 10 pm The fare round trip is 3.00 dollars Train arrives in Detroit at 7 00 am Sunday and departs returning at 8 80 pm Monday.
See Geo Crane Jr's new ad in this issue highlighting Covington's best grocery spot. Produce exchanged and fresh savings touted to shoppers.
National figures praise Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy. Letters from officials such as John C. Leftwich Robert Barber J K Burke Dan Cooper and L J Bryan claim Peruna improves health and mood. Dr Hartman offers free confidential guidance for readers seeking results.
Uncle Joe Glascock of Hillsboro visits the city Saturday. M Herzog moved to Fourth Street property. J M Dunlap will occupy Herzog’s vacated home. Funeral held for J H Shue of Montgomery County, an old citizen and Knight Templar, at 9 am Tuesday. Weather mentions heavy rain easing drought and aiding planting sentiment.
The Clover Leaf will run its annual excursion to Niagara Falls on Aug 2, 1905 from Veedersburg. Round trip fare is $7.50. Call at the depot for details. J W Manshaly is the agent.
Low rate excursions to Old Point Comfort via Big Four and C and O Railway with trips on Friday July 14 and Saturday August 12. Rate from Covington is 16.50 for the round trip with a 15 day return limit. Passengers must reach Cincinnati in time to connect with the 6 and 4 train. For details contact Big Four Route agents or Warren J. Lynch G P and T A Cincinnati.
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