Democrats Nominate Mayors and Ward Candidates in City Convention
A two day city convention nominated candidates for mayor and wards amid factional battles. In the Third ward Hegg and Yerkes led, Second ward votes favored Hall and Schmelig, and in First ward Gray defeated Robb with Martin nominated. Tuesday brought a sweeping Jones victory for mayoral candidates and a shift in council balance, signaling a tense campaign.
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Monuay
Will Hegg
Roland Yerkes
John Peters
Sand Simme
Hegg and Yerkes
Bart Hall
Henry Schmelig
J. K. Hegley
John Hawkins
Hall
Schmelig
Robb
P. Gray
Dr. Martin
S. P. Gray
Ed Martin
George Robb
Mr. Jones
Whitene d Sepulcher and Covington’s Cleanse Unfolds
The last grand jury report exposes Covington as the former shell of Attica’s vice dens. It vows to replace the old stigma with a new, cleaner image as Fountain county’s criminal docket grows with the revelations.
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Attica
Fountain County
Covington
Republicans Nominated Ticket Seen Likely to Win
The article argues Republicans made strong nominations and are very likely to secure a full ticket victory. Al agrees that chances are at their peak, asserting confidence in the outcome.
Warren county GOP to choose state delegates March 25
Republicans will select nine delegates and nine alternates at local polling sites. Adams and West Warren meet at Mills school house. Medina and East Warren at Clawson. Liberty Township at Carbondale. Kent Mound and South Steuben at Gopher Hill. Pine and Prairie at Walnut Grove. Prairie Pike Township at Walnut Grove. West Lebanon. Jordan and North Steuben at Hedrick. Washington at Williamsport.
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Warren County
Adams
West Warren
Mills School
Adams Township
Medina
East Warren
Clawson
Medina Township
Liberty Township
Carbondale
Kent
Mound
South Steuben
Gopher Hill
Kent Township
Pine and Prairie
Walnut Grove
Prairie Township
Pike Township
West Lebanon
Jordan and
North Steuben
Hedrick
Washington
Williamsport
Public Sale at Carnagey Farm near Covington
A public sale will be held at the Carnagey farm two miles east of Covington on the Newtown road starting at 1 a m. Items include three work horses five dairy cows a yearling heifer six calves eight to ten months old three breaking plows two wheat drills one single one double one walking cultivator two wagons a harrow hay rake grind stone some hay and corn and other articles.
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Carnagey Farm
Covington
Newtown Road
Roperty
Sale terms notice by James Parrott and T J Brown
All sums of 5 and under must be paid in cash. For sums over 8 a 9 month credit is offered with note and approved security. Interest at 8 percent from date not paid at maturity. Cash discount of 6 percent allowed. Goods not removed until sale terms are met. James Parrott. T J Brown, Auctioneers.
Easter Services and Sunday Schedule at M. E. Church
Easter services Sunday evening April 3 by the Sunday School. Junior League Sunday at 2 p m Epworth League at 6 30 p m Sabbath school Sunday morning at 9 30 preaching at 10 40 subject False Lights preaching Sunday evening at 7 00 subject An Ark Made of Gopherwood
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Epworth
Mayer-Wheatly Wedding in City Hall Elegant ceremony joins Lydia Mayer and Lucien Wheatly
Miss Lydia Mayer daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Mayer Sr wed Lucien Wheatly a Charleston Illinois businessman on March 6 1904 at the bride s home. Rev John H Palmer officiated and Stillwell Orchestra played Mendelssohn. The couple will visit Florida and then reside in Charleston Illinois.
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Lydia Mayer
Michael Mayer
Lucien Wheatly
Charleston
Illinois
Stillwell
John H. Palmer
M. E
Europe
Florida
Ill
Death of Joseph Taylor in Newtown and funeral at Green Bay
Joseph Taylor aged about sixty from Richland township died after a long illness at the insane hospital in Indianapolis. He was brought home to Newtown for burial, with the funeral held at Green Bay church conducted by Rev. C. A. Dwyer. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
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Joseph Taylor
Newtown
Indianapolis
Green Bay Church
C. A. Dwyer
Taylor
Richland Township
Press
Reed & Randolph Host Second Annual Opening in April Display
Reed and Randolph announce their second annual opening on Saturday April 2 featuring buggies wagons harness and farm implements. A guessing contest on the number of shot in a jar offers valuable prizes and a free lunch will be served to farmers. Inspect the display and enjoy the event.
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Reed & Randolph
Presbyterian Church Services Sunday School 9 30
Morning and evening sermons by the pastor with topics The Most Notable Scene of History and Sampson. Special music. Open to all especially inviting young people to consider life questions. Mr Kenaston extends the invitation.
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Sampson
Kenaston
Eye condition treated by Dr Paith Friday Tremonti visit
A note states Your Eyes can be treated by Dr Paith who will see patients at Tremonti every Friday.
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Paith
Tremonti
Mt Olympus Gossip Jardins and Civic Plans
Morning snow covers Mt Olympus as Perrysville area residents anticipate spring. Notables: Connie Martin buys a farm horse from Cy Briles. Albert Murphy moves to the William Hunter property. Clark Dennis to be postmaster at Foster. Charles Lowe reportedly to build a $5000 residence. Prof Abbot to move to Homer Lewsader farm. Republican town convention held in Perrysville with results due next week. Wesley Switzer death prompts Jacob Moody to visit Chicago. Wesley Switzer will probate, heirs satisfied with minor differences and unequal shares.
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Prof. Abbot
Homer Lewsader
Perrysville
Mrs Dad Martin Dies After Long Illness in City
Mrs Dad Martin died at her home Monday after a long illness from consumption. She leaves a husband, several children, and many friends. Funeral services were held at the residence Wednesday afternoon with interment in Mt. Hope cemetery.
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Dad Martin
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Miss Bessie Lennick Dies in Dublin Heart Failure
Miss Bessie Lennick daughter of Frank Lennick of Dublin formerly of this city died of heart failure in Dublin on Wednesday. She visited here two years ago and leaves a host of friends here to mourn her untimely death.
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Bessie Lennick
Frank Lennick
Dublin
Miss Bessie
Hesler Nominated as Mill Creek County Commissioner Candidate
Clint Hesler of Mill Creek is identified by his circle as a candidate for county commissioner. The Star notes he would make a good official.
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Clint Hesler
Mill Creek
Mr. Hesler
Fulton Township Race Seen as Narrowly Republican
A Democratic paper notes Fulton township leans Republican by a small margin but forecasts Democrats may carry it in the fall election. The piece frames the battle as a tight contest with turnout and party organizing key to the outcome.
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Fulton Township
Explosion at Knights Town Destroys Magazine and Horses
A large explosion Monday morning near Knights Town killed Stephen A. Clark and a team of horses along with the magazine. The blast leveled the site and left debris scattered across the area.
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Knightstown
Stephen A. Clark
New rural route from State Line set for April 11
A rural route from State Line will be established on April 11. The new road spans 24 miles serving a population of 550 with 110 houses along the route.
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State Line
Snowstorm Hits as Week Start Delivers Blizzard-Like Snow
A harsh Monday blanketed the area with continuous snowfall. the storm delivered near blizzard conditions and left several inches of snow, disrupting work and travel.
Julian Spence Accepts Post at Vogue and Co
Julian Spence spent the past week at home and has accepted a new position with Vogue and Co. He returned to work in Chicago on Wednesday.
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Julian Spence
Vogue & Co
Chicago
Forecast Sets Stronger March Weather Expectation
A Monday forecast predicts markedly stronger weather for March, signaling a notable shift in conditions and potential impacts on local plans. Weather officials emphasize higher storm potential and increased precipitation likelihood compared with prior outlooks.
Grand Jury Report on Covington County Poor Farm and Jail
The grand jury reports the Covington county poor asylum in good sanitary condition and praise the superintendent for economical management. It urges sturdy north walks linking old and new buildings and improved lighting. The jail is in disrepair with a leaky west roof and poor sewerage. steps should be taken to restore it. Signed by Jacob Rosentarger, A. E. Harris, J. P. Cooper, J. C. Akin, C. W. Clifton, Will Madigan.
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Covington
Ind
Grand Jury
Jacob Rosentarger
A. E. Harris
J. P. Cooper
J. C. Akin
C. W. Clifton
Will Madigan
City Republican Call Covington Ward Conventions 7 to 9 PM
Covington Republicans are directed to meet in ward conventions to nominate two councilmen for each ward. First ward in the Auditor's office, Second ward in the Recorder's office, Third ward in the Clerk's office, 7 to 9 p m. J P Buckner chair John LaTourette secretary.
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Covington
Auditor's
Recorder's Office
Third Ward
What Hans Is Doing Ad Promises Savings at New Store
The notice describes a large advertisement on page 5 announcing Hans Haas and a bright new store under a complete modernization. It urges readers to read every word, visit the new location, and expect updated information on where to buy and save money. It portrays Haas as a fine gentleman and implies ongoing promotional updates.
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Haas
Newtown Band Concert Promoted After Postponement
The Newtown band will present their lecture course concert in Newtown hall on Friday evening March 25. The program was delayed from January 16 due to illness. Every effort aims to make it the best concert yet. Reserved seats are on sale at Campbell's.
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Newtown
Newtown Hall
Campbell’s
Advertised Letter List for Week Ending March 16 1904
The notice lists letters for delivery including George Belz Miss Blanche Field H B Graham BR A Prune. Callers should reference the term advertised when inquiring for these items. F W Boyd P M signs as sender.
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George Belz
Blanche Field
H. B. Graham
BR. A. Prune
F. W. Boyd
P. M
Harness and Straps Advertisement Listing
Q. M. Coffing offers old fashioned Tannage Hand Stuffed Mooney Leather hand sewn buggy and work harness. Milwaukee binders mowers threshers new and second hand. Buy and sell or trade horses. Up to date buggies and farm implements available.
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Q. M. Coffing
Milwaukee
Farm for Rent Near Coviog Seeks Tenant
A 100 acre farm titled for rent lies one mile from Coviog. The notice invites interested parties to inquire about terms and availability for agricultural use.
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Coviog
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Warren
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Ridge Farm
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Wesley Switzer
City Republican Call
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Sec’y
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