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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
5
Brief items survey witty, precise remarks on architecture and design. Observations touch on form, materials, and urban spaces with a mordant tone and concise phrasing.
Movements and town notes mix with sales at Loeb's Stores. Readers learn of special muslin underwear reductions and four cent lawns. Farmers finish threshing while town shows Gollmar Bros. & Schumans on Aug. 3.
Hon J W Brissey and Margaret of Muncie visited Monday and praised his new home and business prospects. Fletcher Boyd and Master Rex returned from Oklahoma City after participating in the registration act. The Covington party toured the area and reported extreme heat and drought. Mrs Edwards Sunday School girls will host an ice cream supper on the Court House Lawn Saturday to raise funds for repairs to the M E Church.
Jerome A. Harmon of Rockport Indiana sues Robert F. Scott in Spencer circuit court for 85000 claiming alienation of his wife’s affections. The case follows a divorce granted to Harmon with $1500 alimony after Mrs Scott, a widow, remarried Hatton. two children from the union.
In Tipton Indiana on July 19 dogs have killed nearly 200 sheep in the county's southeast. The losses threaten a wave of lawsuits as many suspected dogs have fled into the district.
A man was struck and killed by a passenger train near Vincennes yesterday while walking between the rails. He stopped when the engine whistled but was hit and died instantly.
A telephone message to the coroner from Powers station reported Enos Smith, a well known county resident, killed himself. His body was found hanging in the barn.
Peru Indiana July 22 Johnn William Williamson of Bowling Green the news boy whose back was broken in the Wabash wreck at Cass is dead in the railway hospital here the 16th victim of that wreck.
Fort Wayne reports a storm in the northern county area where Mary Longenacher, youngest daughter of an Amish farmer, was instantly killed by a lightning strike. The incident occurred during the stormy weather on July 19.
Fort Sill Oklahoma July 22. Disorder and distress are feared when the Kiowa Comanche lands open on August 6. About 150000 people have registered for 13000 lottery claims as booths close July 26. Many reservation residents seek Lawton relocation if they do not win. Prairie campers arrived with five to ten days of provisions amid drought, restricted water, and hot winds averaging over 100 degrees.
The man who calls himself Francis Schlatter and claims to be a divine healer was examined by physicians who found him sane. He will be arraigned in court on the vagrancy charge in Washington as of July 20.
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