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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
4
The Cincinnati Weekly Gazette is described as a widely circulated family weekly with diverse departments. A limited time offer provides the Gazette free for one year with a one year Covington Republican subscription, valid for renewals extending expiration by one year.
A long, favorable tribute from Indiana leaders lauds Senator Fairbanks as a solid Republican choice for president in 1904. Indiana officials affirm a united, enthusiastic backing and expect the state to cast a solid delegate slate for his nomination at the Republican national convention.
The Chicago Chronicle lauds William Jennings Bryan for criticizing the Supreme Court insular decision. It accuses Bryan of disrupting the Democratic Party in 1896 and 1900 with his populist platforms and as a presidential candidate, arguing he is largely responsible for the country’s evils these years.
Loeb's stores advertise an extensive stock of men's and boys shirts across styles and sizes. Shoppers are invited to browse a wide range of colors, fabrics, and fits to suit every budget and occasion.
There is no probability the president will call an extra session of Congress.
The phrase suggests a renewed vigor in railroad conflicts and a rising public attention. It emphasizes an awakening around the rail industry and its ongoing struggles and opportunities.
A statement reflects the belief of American soldiers that salvation lies in the flag and the constitution, signaling steadfast patriotism and loyalty to national symbols. The remark underscores wartime or postwar sentiment about civic duty and constitutional fidelity.
A senip delegation of Indiana Republicans from 1902 is aimed as the proper batch for the ticket. The plan tolerates a range of nine to thirteen members, signaling a flexible but aspirational roster goal.
The article notes Neeely on trial as a defendant who trifles with the government until punishment is imposed, with the sense that the authorities are ready to act to enforce discipline.
A terse reflection states that speaking truth often provokes anger in others, yet the truthful position wins in the end. It notes honesty applies across business politics and religion and warns youths starting life with baser views will face hard lessons.
State politics gains pace as indicators point to a dozen candidates per office by year end. The rush stems from the Republican ticket prospect making each nomination a likely election, drawing numerous hopefuls to seek party backing.
Tuene states no businessman in Covington or elsewhere on this earth would lose value by closing Saturday night and reopening Monday morning. He argues men need one day in seven for rest and recreation and urges strict observance.
Fr A Sims of Frankfort will decline the chief deputy position in the Internal Revenue office offered by John R Bunnell, the new collector. The job pays $2,000 yearly, but Sims cannot leave Frankfort to live in Terre Haute. Bunnell should have little trouble filling the post.
Tipton county Democrats struggle to recruit candidates for next year after repeatedly being rejected by men they approach. The rejection risks a weak ticket, with similar troubles anticipated in Fountain county during the upcoming preliminaries of the contest.
Justice Miller presided Wednesday over a case arising from Dr. Stout’s complaint against Mrs. J. E. Faust. She was charged with practicing medicine without a license after selling a patent medicine Viava. The jury found her not guilty.
County council votes unanimously to appropriate 1200 for a steam heating plant at the county jail with possible jail contract and bids. The court house heating also proposed as a saving measure, with annual fuel savings about 400 dollars. Also a testimonial advert for Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung diseases with trial bottles free.
Andrew Marshall transfers to Eliza A Harper frac adj Veedersburg for 20 dollars. Andrew N Coffing to Wm Coffing pilot 1 Stone Bluff for 700 dollars. James Applegate to Nancy M French 50 A Van Buren for 3000 dollars. Alfred F Johnson to John D Hesler pi qr bike 108 201 Veedersburg for 303 dollars. James Mullen and wife Oscar Robin son 10 A Van Buren for 300 dollars. Veedersburg Horse Show at Veedersburg last Saturday drew good attendance and strong premiums. a wire works and band concert provided evening entertainment.
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a quick path to health with claims of purer blood clearer skin and brighter eyes. It notes genuine tablets stamped C C C and warns they are not sold in bulk with distribution through all druggists at 60 cents per box.
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