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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
5
The Covington-Cersus census dispute shapes city pride as rival counties argue figures for their town populations. The piece mentions local gatherings, an old settlers’ meeting set for August 6, and social notices about grocers and community events in Covington and nearby towns.
The Republican county convention narrows possible nominees for Second district commissioner to Jacob Hesier and Geo. A. Law of Cain. McClure and Spining are praised. Andrew Bas ndrew named as a candidate for Representative. The piece foresees a clean, united campaign with both camps ready to support the nominee.
A Mail route train derailed after striking a washout east of Foster on a sixty degree curve. Engine crew led by engineer Jesse Dennett escaped. most passengers were injured lightly or unhurt. Rescue teams and physicians aided victims as crews assessed track damage and planned clearance later that day.
Fountain County commissioners review bids for a new bridge door and wagon shed work. Tedude announces price at $25 per thousand feet with about 1.54 cost borne by Fountain Co. Old planks to be sold at Sue per hundred for use as stable bottoms and dashes. Attica Press.
Kyle Rogers, a respected Clark County resident, suffered dementia after dynamiting on his farm caused concussion and headaches. He worsened to violent unsoundness and will be sent to an asylum for treatment. Crawfordsville Journal notes an inspection of the American Waven Wire Fearing at Wager's Hardware.
The article notes a court outcome affecting Mil Creek residents and attorney actions. It states a year-long measure will continue, with local people confident they will not be caught again. The summary centers on the impact on Mil Creek and references to a Warren Court context.
A Moonlight Picnic on Mr. J. L. Townsley’s lawn entertained about twenty five of Miss Alma Booed Mildrad Danas and A sa Miles’s circle. The lawn was decorated withJapanesa lanterns and tasteful seating. Guests brought baskets of fare and enjoyed a moonlit, casual gathering with praise for the entertainment.
The victim, about 5 feet 6 inches with a brown moustache, was found with wounds to the head and a whiskey bottle, tobacco, and a notebook on the body. Coroner to receive information. investigation continues at the scene near Gardeners Meat Market.
Readers discuss a proposed electric rail line from Buncomb to Rockville via Newtown Mellott Allisboro arguing the route lacks clear termini and benefits. The letter notes fuel supply, coal availability, and uncertain feasibility, with skepticism about tapping Rose Coal Creek and overall project practicality.
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