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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
4
The paper raises annual price to 1.50 after March 1 1900 with a 25 cent discount for advance or within three months. Editor T A Clifton emphasizes cash payment deserves consideration and offers to extend the rebate.
A compact reflection on how political alliances blur policy and principle. The piece notes unusual partnerships and the challenges they pose to voters and governance. It emphasizes the tension between political gain and public good.
Leading papers report that on July Fourth the Democratic party will nominate Mr. Bryan for the presidency at the convention in Kansas City. British victories in South Africa have provided a temporary restraint on open Boer ambitions in this country.
The piece argues the tide has turned in favor of Britain, though the duration and strength of the Boer War contest remain uncertain and foreign aid unclear. It notes European war clouds persist and references Democratic papers disputing statements about a Veedersburg meeting and the Populist split over fusion with Democrats.
Fountain county emerges as a contested battleground as candidates vie for joint offices. Ben ton and Warren counties show solid support for their picks while Fountain faces divided loyalties. The outcome hinges on nominations and delegate contests, with Fountain hoping regional support aligns with the district’s wish.
Republican Dear Sir announces revival meetings at Salem M E Church starting February 12 with Bro J M Brown. The writer praises Brown and reports spiritually awakened services with many souls saved. Weather hindered progress but expects great outcomes and plans to go to Mecca next week for another meeting.
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for weak health and blemishes, claiming it cleanses stomach liver and kidneys, improves nerves and skin. The piece follows with Hillsboro items about sleighing, visits, minor news, and local politics.
A traveling hardware seller recounts a deadly Fourth of July fireworks disaster in a Pennsylvania town. He describes chaos on a hilltop, a runaway skyrocket, injuries including an ironworker, and a fatality. He credits the ordeal with deciding not to go to war, noting a possible arson excuse blamed on a one-legged gambler.
A French-bred three-year-old Percheron colt weighing 1850 pounds as a two-year-old is offered as the premier farm horse in Indiana. Descriptions claim elite sire and dam line from Brilliants, with farmers urged to inspect this top prospect. Service fees touted as reasonable.
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