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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
4
Congress appears set to adjourn in roughly two weeks after pushing through key bills. Lawmakers anticipate final votes on remaining measures and conduct time for remaining sessions before a break.
The piece notes a Senate trend of apologies for forgetting manners as new decorum. It contrasts political mudslinging with the army, which fails to leave a lasting mark. It comments on a three day miners strike as a clear object lesson, while an indefinite strike is described as a different kind of challenge.
After a protracted conflict in South Africa ends, peace is proclaimed though the price paid by civilians and combatants alike has stirred global concern and human suffering across the region.
The remark questions why Democrats push for rights for Filipinos abroad while denying rights to Black Americans at home, highlighting a critique of inconsistent civil rights advocacy. The statement blends ideological critique with civil rights tensions and implied unequal treatment.
A political clash emerges as Republican lawmakers push against Democratic policy positions amid rising public discontent and calls for change at the polls. Supporters warn of intensified partisan rhetoric while critics accuse opposition of obstructing progress.
Advices from South Africa suggest peace may follow a conference of Boer leaders. It is hoped that the indications prove correct and all parties may unite.
A congressional debate covers Cuba recognition, earthquake relief funding for the French West Indies, post office receipts, and Secretary Root's statement on Taft's trip to Tripoli to discuss land purchases from friars for a future move base. The tone emphasizes American identity, anti monarchy sentiment, and anticipated federal action.
A speech extols the Meinley administrations and the Republican Party as redeemed through every promise fulfilled. It claims Cuba’s liberation and a thriving Philippines, with the party as God’s instrument guiding commercial prosperity and global dominance despite obstruction.
The piece rebuts criticism from the Republican on a county newspaper annex dubbed the Democratic County Organ. It accuses Grandia and Citizes of misrepresenting the editorials to cast the Republican and its management in a bad light. The exchange references rake offs and a Punch and Judy show dynamic.
The piece critiques a political scheme as a misused public space and charges the Democratic side with deception. It mocks Grandma Schiwin’s involvement, calls her out as deluded, and notes the old lady’s attendance while dismissing her views as irrelevant.
The Warren Steview came to our table last week as the first issue under Geo. W. Travis new management. It was an excellent effort and readers wish the paper success.
A fragment notes a price or item code followed by a direction to Loeb's store. The text hints at a catalog entry for violet material with unclear context. No other persons or organizations are clearly identified.
The Monon railway at Lafayette completes what is claimed as the world’s largest baggage and mail car. Inside length 50 ft 4 in for baggage plus 15 ft 1 in for mail, overall 75 ft 3 in. Painted Monon green, Pintsch gas lighting, six-wheel trucks, Pullman style windows. Six more similar cars and two large scenery cars under construction for theater transport. Map Page Soap ad note.
A Monon line special train will depart Crawfordsville at 5 53 a m Sunday June 15 returning from the Springs at 6 00 p m Visit the Nations greatest resort at teachers county request a six week summer term of school July 7 tuition six dollars Coyington High School building library access offered if possible advanced high school work and professional training may be provided Send communications to W C Brandenburg Veedersburg James Fl Minis WW CL Barden Bus 7
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