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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
1
The article argues protectionism benefits domestic commerce while noting rising United States trade figures and contrasting with Britain. It cites expert opinion on tariffs and references large trade totals to illustrate policy impact.
A disjointed preface of court dates and political forecasts references circuits and commissioners court events in Covington Indiana. Mentions McKinley Roosevelt ticket, imperialist loss, and Democratic leadership changes amid Pennsylvania races and Senator Juay’s possible defeat.
The courts announce the expected delay in work duties and the forthcoming report. Officials note the publishing of the new law as due, aiming to appoint the pew and township boards soon and begin work under the new regime.
The article argues that a new law will make it harder for the township trustee to aid the poor, noting that trustees face burdens and late information. It contends the law will help by ensuring aid reaches the most worthy recipients and reduces burdens on trustees.
The piece argues the 1900 general election is near and predicts a broad Republican win. It cites the Dingley tariff, emergency planning, and strong foreign policy as key factors boosting industry and success, with a call for one term for four year offices and two terms for two year offices.
The speaker argues rain cannot be dodged and germs of consumption are everywhere. Strong throats and lungs resist infection while thin bodies with poor blood supply invite disease. If a cough persists and the throat feels raw, do not delay treatment.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites is advertised to heal inflamed membranes and strengthen digestion and appetite. It claims to fortify the whole body against wasting diseases and prevent consumption, offered for $1.00 at all druggists by Scott & Bowne, New York.
Discussion grows over a four year tenure proposal shaping opinions among the public and politicians. Former Representative King of Utah, though a Democrat, remarks on the political landscape in Washington showing cautious support for the precedent and its possible adoption in county politics.
A garbled report discusses wage policies and new laws, mentioning workers and state measures. It references tests of worth, social protections, and proposed reforms, with calls for further evaluation and experimentation by authorities.
The Chicaza daily presses attack Harrison’s re election campaign as bold and high handed. They claim newspapers have charged him with using figures and affidavits to sway voters and threaten citizens morals and property.
Senator Hansprovran offers a dubious summary of past and future politics criticizing wartime conduct and Democrats. The fragmentary remarks hint at re election prospects and political fault lines amid disputed claims about national direction.
Senator Ques, who represented the alleged Cuban republic in Washington, is described as never partially recognized by this government from the beginning of the Cuban revolution until deposed by the Cuban Assembly.
A Washington figure expresses optimism about Cuba's future, believing the U S will act fairly and that Cuba deserves the sacrifices made. He argues annexation should wait until Cuba elects a government and Congress to choose independence or union with the United States. He opposes annexation by force or popular coercion.
The text notes John Vannock opened a general carpenter and repair shop on Liberty Street in Sampson Reed Landing offering all general repair work. It mentions court reference with Complaint No. 482 in Fountain County Indiana, with an April term and names Margaret Simmetg and others in a Fountain Circuit Court case.
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