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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
2
A grim toll of death casts desolation across communities as families endure loss and sorrow in multiple households. Officials report widespread impact and ongoing concerns over safety and recovery efforts.
Obituaries from Mill Creek to Attica and Vermillion county honor residents like Mrs. George W. Hutts of Mill Creek, George Thomas of Wallace, Jonathan Camthers of Gessie, Laura E. Bales of Kingman, Walter Scott of Pine Creek dam, and Mrs. Kitty Satterthwaite of Homer. The notices cite ages, causes, survivors, funeral details, and interment at local cemeteries.
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh as a constitutional disease by taking it internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure and promotes testimonials while noting the product is sold by druggists for 75 cents.
The Richland Township Live Stock and Agricultural Association elected officers for the current year. President Thos RE Martin, Vice President Geo Parnell, Secretary Thos Shultz, Treasurer Geo Duncan. Directors include John Gray, Melvin Hatton, Chas R McKinney, Horace Gray, and Samuel Ogle.
The Big Four will stage a fall roster of section men on April 1 with extra games planned. City Council reduced the freman count from fifteen to twelve and raised annual pay from twelve to twenty five dollars. Community expects improved efficiency as pay had been very low.
The Pan-American Exposition will feature fountain basins with illuminated flowers and plants, created by Henry E. Austin. The lighting, refined from Omaha experiments, uses concealed lamps to color blooms with radiant effects, producing lasting, beautiful displays.
The Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo will display the largest Brush arc light machine yet, highlighting advances since the Chicago Columbian Exposition and offering a striking comparison with 20 year old electrical technology.
The Ohio State building will stand prominently at Buffalo's Pan American Exposition next summer. Its plain Grecian Doric design emphasizes classic proportions and a commanding position, and it is created exclusively for social use as a rendezvous for Ohio visitors.
The Cayuga Herald reports a Crawfordsville temple project with a $30,000 price tag. The I O G T lodge plans a forthcoming opera house play while a Royal Neighbors lodge, the Woodman’s ladies auxiliary, is set to organize in Veedersburg.
Train notices list arrival and departure times for the St Paul Express and Mason City Mail. Tickets are sold to any point, with cars running between Peoria and St Paul without change. City ticket office at 108 South Adams Street and Union Depot Peoria.
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