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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
6
A historical note reports Covington Republicans paying $1. The Boston Ubero Company is linked to a robbery involving an Indiana Ubero case of graft. Developments hint at increasing interest and possible indictments as scrutiny intensifies the county political scene.
Primary elections for nominating Republican candidates across cities and offices have begun statewide. Party managers praise the move as empowering the people to name their own candidates, with Fountain County poised to elect the ticket if allowed to help choose it. The piece urges the public to support a fair deal.
The Indianapolis judge upholds the cigarette law as constitutional but sides with a driver who buys cigarettes in another state and ships them in, rejecting enforcement that would block possession. The ruling draws criticism as evasive law enforcement and hints at broader censorship by commerce concerns.
Hon I. E. Schoonover traveled from Attice on Wednesday to oversee legal matters and protect his interests.
Daniel A Dunlop, 29, died at home on North Sixth Street from heart disease after a long illness tied to lagrippe. Born January 13, 1875 on a Perrysville farm, he lived in Covington eight years and was well liked. A Sunday funeral was held at his home with burial in Hicks cemetery, Perrysville.
George D Cook and Fred Layton organized a paper drive on Wednesday to fund the Newtown band for Saturday afternoon and night. The concerts will be free and a permanent home or foreign band feature may follow to sustain the event.
The notice lists named ladies and gentlemen including Mrs Robi Cramer Miss Nellie Cranstwo Miss Anna Crook Miss Mary Gooch Mrs M L Meyere Miss Dot Miller Mrs Lovenia Smith Miss Carrie Snyder Miss May Sparks and Mr Joe Banister Mr G K Beaury Mr M B Carter Rev Clay Will Deckard Mr Gee Harbert Thos Quillen Johnson Charley Jones Jessie Ross Fountain Frank Smith care Chas Smith Ross Westcott Curtis J Wright and Otto Yohn. When calling, say advertized.
W G Rabi promoter for the Kingman and Coyington line reports steady progress in securing right of way. He indicates Pine Village will celebrate the Fourth at the old fairgrounds south of town and city officials anticipate a successful event.
Peruna is described as an invaluable remedy in various cases with many people relying on it for wellness and relief. The article emphasizes its trusted status and broad use among readers seeking homeopathic support.
At a Somerset County New Jersey agriculture board meeting the state entomologist warned that Paris green may be less effective against potato pests. He blamed changes in preparation and potato bags becoming somewhat immune to the poison, sparking concern over pest control.
A Cleveland Leader quip compares a husband who defends criminals to a perilous calling. The speaker jokes that fear arises from his frequent association with notorious clients, highlighting social tension around legal defense work.
A brief exchange, quoted as a humorous remark, suggests farming as a remedy for seasickness. The line hints at life on ships and the exchange between a doctor and a patient, with a wry dismissal of medical options in favor of occupation.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the kidneys and kidney trouble, claiming it treats at the root, clears stagnant blood, and prevents convulsions. It features a Toronto merchant testimonial, touting dramatic health recovery and noting confidential endorsements and widespread letters of thanks to Dr Hartman.
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