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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1899
Page
3
Enrran Moore notes the Hillsboro Times pieces stirred trustees decisions Monday, drawing praise from both major parties. The piece critiques McKinleyism and imperialism debates while urging careful restraint before publishing sensitive matters.
A statement declares the street exhibition should be the best in Indiana since the county fair is not happening. Local organizers push for high standards and community participation to fill the gap left by the canceled county fair.
The Cincinnati Enquirer criticizes the new Republican ticket and platform in Ohio and predicts trouble ahead as the vote tally nears. The piece suggests public dissatisfaction and mounting pressure before results are counted.
A brief political note hints at the Democratic platform's stance on canned beef, suggesting concerns over freshness and policy clarity as a point of contention among supporters and critics.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions a person, a Catan selliery and steers, and a possible case under Uleediaz. The text is garbled with phrases like Pathe averse American and looks like a tentative report. No clear event or outcome is determined.
The text asserts Theyfus influence is accepted in France and calls for punishment of persecutors. The fragment hints at ongoing political or social tension and a demand for accountability. The obscure wording limits precise identification of persons or events.
Dreyfus has been ordered home from Devil's Island and is expected to reach France this month, with potential for sparking another popular uprising as public tension grows across the country.
A fragmented text discusses France regarding a common illness and a national committee in session. It mentions the air and notes about the west coast of Europe, suggesting a concern with public health and digital connectivity during a period of official activity.
The House appears set to select a western candidate for Speaker with Mr Henderson of Iowa as a leading contender. A contest over the Speakership continues on paper while the chamber prepares to meet and decide.
Report says the accused Black man mobbed at a stake in Georgia was not the rapist, according to a woman who says she was not assaulted. Civil rights concerns grow as the incident is described as mob injustice and questions arise about the crime.
Fragmentary passage mentions business men and public life with unclear events ages and names. The text remains unreadable and does not provide a coherent incident, dates, or places to anchor a fuller report.
The writer argues readers owe money for daily newspaper costs while praising generous supporters who pay for years and question a return of their own funds. He urges proper use of the paper and notes printers incur daily costs to publish.
The Fountain County piece urges support for Superintendent elect Grant Gossett noting the campaign’s vitriolic tone, urging trustees and public to give him trust and aid. It stresses Gossett’s need to prove merit, uphold school standards, and endure scrutiny while seizing the chance to establish a strong administration.
The speech cites early Republican origins of trust concerns dating to the Harrison era. It describes steel rail pools and whiskey pools and claims men conspire to limit production and fix prices. The speaker urges laws to outlaw such combinations as conspiracies against the people.
The text argues two years after Harrison’s election the Republican platform reinforced its antitrust stance, citing the 1890 message and the 1900 Sherman bill as evidence. It claims the Republican party remains the sole organizer of such policy while the Democratic party is portrayed as a newer, lesser force challenging these principles.
An Inter Ocean opinion argues the Democratic Party shifts toward anti wealth rhetoric and free coinage past and present. It claims Bryan's stance exposes a broader attack on property aiming to empower debtors and punish creditors. The piece warns of populist social democracy and urges unity to avert calamity.
Advertisement claims Kree Bitters restore strength and appetite for a man run down by illness and nervous symptoms. Testimony by W Gardner of Daville praising renewed appetite and vitality. Sold at Lee Allen's drug store with guaranteed bottles. Also promotes Cascarate Candy Catharthe and 100 C.C.C.C. laxative products with refund offers.
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