Fountain county election notes and railway push
The item outlines Republican candidates for Fountain county offices in Veedersburg on June 25 and promotes the proposed electric railroad. It lists T J Ratcliff Henry Hanwolph Calvin H Scherer Charles F Stuart James T Bell as nominees and urges GOP participation. The article highlights local support for the railroad, its benefits to property values and taxables, and asks Republicans to back the convention.
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Commisblones
T. J. Ratcliff
Fountain County
Veedersburg
Henry
Hanwolph
Fulton Township
Shealer
Calvin H. Scherer
Veecersburg
Charles F. Stuart
James T. Bell
Remnant Advice on Fire Company Quarters Location
The text urges careful consideration of new firehouse quarters to avoid forcing fire crews through alleys and hindering their duties. It notes alleys are rarely free of obstructions and emphasizes facilitating firefighting efforts during emergencies.
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TUE Remnistrance
Popular War Loan Opens Subscriptions in Covington Region
Covington residents and others may subscribe to the new 3 percent war loan. Bonds issued in denominations of 20, 100, 3500, 1000 for coupon or 20, 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000 for registered. Subscriptions at par during the offer period, with payment by currency, drafts, checks, or money orders. Installment plans allow up to 30 percent initially with four subsequent payments. Delivery of bonds follows payment. interest starts from the subscription date.
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Covington
Covington Banking Company
Treasury Department
Washington
Marines Rout Spanish Guerrillas at Guantanamo Bay
United States Marines under Lt Col Robert W. Huntington and Cuban allies routed a Spanish camp five miles from the American position near Guantanamo Bay. About 40 Spaniards were killed, two Cuban allies died, and four were wounded. one American marine was slightly wounded. Reinforcements were en route but the Spaniards retreated.
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United States
Guantanama Bay
Kingston
Jamaica
Robert W. Huntington
Elliott
Laborda
Huntington
Walker
Company D
Magill
Ween
Mahoney
Sach Nisny
Dolphin
Sea of War
Sampson
Guantanamo
Texas
Marblehead
San Francisco
Madrid
Senor Capedon
Interior
Santiago
New York
Chicckamauga
Brocke
Hamilton Paul
One Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana
Warsaw
Washington
Merritt
Philippines
Shafter
Tampa
Duke Almodovar de Rio
Cuba
Blue Jackets
Henry Goode
Tallman
Camp Alger
Graham
Morgan
Uls
War Department
Santiego
Havana
San Francisca
Guantanamo Bay
Uantington
Cabana
Laburda
Crest Hill
Hure
Augusti
Bryan at Omaha First Utterance on War Issue
The Nebraska building at the exposition in Omaha was dedicated amid thousands of citizens. William J. Bryan delivered his first public statement on the war issue, arguing humanity over territorial gain and democracy for all citizens.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Constantine J. Smith
William F. Gurley
William J. Brysa
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