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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
3
A Civil War narrative recounts Andersonville prison life and a march to Annapolis Maryland. The writer describes hospital rooms twelve beds, nurses flowers and letters from home, a paymaster payment of 76 dollars, and the relief of leaving prison aboard ferries to St Louis and then home. Soldiers recount wartime torments and rebel atrocities while a hospital stay softens the tale with human kindness.
A fragment urges patronage of the City Steam laundry with a brief call to action and a contact phone number 81, reflecting a minimal local advertisement snippet.
Rev Edward Everett Hale is named the United States Senate chaplain at eighty one. A famous New England clergyman author and philanthropist Hale was an intimate associate of Emerson Longfellow Lowell and other leading writers. He became pastor at Old South Church Boston as a young man and has remained deeply involved in religious and public life.
King Peter of Servia laments his switch from private life to throne. He faces danger and a prohibitive royal insurance premium. Britain shuns Servia diplomacy while a Genevese friend predicts grim days ahead for the monarch. The king seeks czar mediation without success.
Rumors of Hanna resignation as Republican national chair prompt talk of a successor. Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania is named as a probable manager of the 1904 campaign and a potential choice for the chairmanship if Hanna withdraws after the national convention. Presidents and Penrose are close friends and Harvard alumni.
Dr Edward Bedloe of Philadelphia plans a dispensation to rename the Seventy six Million club to Eighty Million. The group, formed during his time in China, governs members who are American citizens residing in the Far East and follows a simple bylaws code.
The Life Guards are two regiments of cavalry in the British household troops and every loyal heart should support them. Diseases loom in March and Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised to strengthen the system, remove conditions that invite illness, and improve vigor and warmth of the blood.
Advertises Homeseekers rates on the Clover Leaf line with first and third Tuesday departures to the southwestern territory. Tourist rates year round to Pacific Coast points. Pullman sleepers, reclining chair cars, and day coaches on through trains. Low round trips to wheat fares and Great Lakes resorts in Mid Ontario Thousand Islands and Eastern Resorts summer 1903. Inquires directed to C D Whitney Toledo Ohio.
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