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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1899

Page

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Wreck on the Big Four Exaggerated Warnings Belied

Report of a Big Four excursion train wreck near Mayview west of Danville sparked fear of heavy loss of life. Investigations show minor injuries, with several passengers shaken and a boy named Harding badly hurt. Authorities corrected sensational reports and halted the Knights of Pythias parade in Champaign.

Danville Daily Press Mayview Urbana Knights of Pythias Champaign Brown Raila Harding George Lindsey Pythias Ut Shaffer

Samuel Blakely dies. lifelong Covington citizen remembered

Obituary and funeral tributes mark Samuel Blakely a veteran, Christian gentleman and friend who built churches and homes, served in the Union, and supported neighbors. Born August 24, 1821 in Ohio, he came to Covington in 1843, died June 22, 18 0, aged 75 years 10 months and 28 days. He left a widow Mary Lacy, four children Oliver Martha Mary and an infant. Oliver survives with his wife and five grandchildren. The piece honors his labor, charity, and church service and records the funeral conducted by A. R. Heath with references to faith and afterlife.

A. R. Heath Samuel Blakely Shelby County Ohio Covington Mary Lacy Oliver Martha Mary Catharine Philpot Christian Church A. L. McKinney John Jesus Union Chas. J. Miller Fountain County Lylad. Price Geo. E. West

Meader-Warrick Interference Case and Corn Husker History

A local notice reviews the Meader Warrick patent clash over corn huskers. It clarifies that Meader patents remain valid and that Warrick’s claims do not threaten Standard Husker Co. The piece notes Meader’s long patent history, Warrick’s failed attempts, and Standard Husker’s soon to be released machine capable of husking corn in the field.

Meader-Warrick Warner Republican Commissioner of Patents Mr. Meader Standard Susker Co Standard Husker Co Meaderoon Meader Warrick Icy Board of Interference Standard Iusker Co Warrick Manufacturing Co Newtown County Ind Brook Blusker Co

Ice and notices from Covington and Michigan City

Local notices mention Dave Hunter supplying ice and urging customers to call 100 for prompt delivery. Ex sheriff Scherer and Edward Hall leave today to serve as guards in Michigan City. Covington agents for W L Douglas Shoes warn against counterfeit imports. Birthday celebrations note Petes Emma and a seventy-fiveth birthday surprise.

Dave Hunter Mr. Hunter

Summer Normal at Covington High School opens July Vth

A six week summer school will be conducted in the Covington High School building starting July 5. Instructors are C. F. Muller of Kingman and D. W. Sanders of Wallace. Tuition is 33 dollars. Courses include common branches and reading circle with some high school work.

Covington High School C. F. Muller Kingman D. W. Sanders Wallace

Covington Railway Incorporation Sparks Local Hopes

The Covington and Southern Railway Company filed articles with the Secretary of State to form a line from Covington in Fountain County to near Parke County with capital stock of 59.1 thousand dollars. Local interest says the line can be built cheaply and will benefit the city and region. The obituary notes Chas J. Miller of Fountain County died June 7 1890 at age 69.

Covington & Southern Railway Company Covington Founutain County Parke County Indianapolis News

Malcolm Nelson Drowned Near Roswell

telegram informed Joseph Nelson that his son Malcolm Nelson had drowned that day in a stream near Roswell. Facts are scarce and no further details are known. He was about 19, born and raised locally, recently employed on a sheep ranch in New Mexico.

Joseph Nelson Macolm Roswell Malcolm New Mexico

Millions Given Away by Generous Drug Firm

The proprietors of Dr. King’s New Discovery have given away over ten million trial bottles to help the needy. The medicine is claimed to cure asthma bronchitis hoarseness and other throat chest and lung diseases. Free trial bottle via Lee Allen druggist with regular sizes 50c and 1.00 guaranteed or refunded.

Dr. King Lee Allen

Fine stock for sale near Covington

Advertises polled Angus bulls a 6 and 2 years old, a 3 year old Short Horn bull, a seven year old mare, a 5 year old bay gelding, and a 4 year old bay mare. Half blood Cleveland bays. Samuel Wells offers sale or viewing at the Covington farm six miles southeast. Also AGENTS WANTED for The Life and Achievements of Admiral Dewey with large illustrations and discounted price offered by a publishing company.

Cleveland Covington Samuel Wells Dewey Urat Haletead

Also Mentioned on This Page

Inianapolis Bro. Blakely God Heaven Washington Jefferson Lincoln Grant Clara Barton Red Cross Kim More Waris HL Cara Barton Zeigler's & Co Dearburn Street Chicago Kiriu W.cc. T. A's ME. CG. A's Y.W.C. A's W.C. Alliance W. Religious Congress W. Peace Congress Humanity Christ Grandpa Blakely J. Lora Sheriff Miller Old Settlers Yeddo Jacob Hugel Sigsbee Bro. H. Coleman Mt. Hope Golden Stair Angela A.c. A Lovb Meader Corn Scherer Edward Hall Michigan City W.L. Douglas Shoe Company J. Lorg Petes Ada Brown William Gable Henry Ginn Miss Ada Jones Samuel Vannette the County Normal W. L. Douglas Loeb's Loeb’s J. M N. B. Moles North 4Th Street New Railway Company Malcolm Nelson
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