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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
1
TheCovington contest produced Republican gains in the council and a larger Democratic lead in the third ward. Voters crowded the polls Tuesday as both parties claimed strong organization and warned of future battles in local government.
A blaze at Mrs. Jones's North Firth Street home started from a defective tie. Firefighters arrived promptly, contained the fire, and furniture and building damage were slight. A Washington dispatch notes Congressman Landis may visit the Philippines, unsure if he will go. City election in Veedersburg passed quietly with mayor and council results. Davis township nominating convention chose trustee candidate after three ballots. Hillsboro excitement over two missing girls ended when they were found asleep at Ora Lyon’s home.
The Arctie Fountain began operating for the season this week offering fresh soda and ice cream. In local news Vessie Bennett, about eleven, died at her parents’ home. Her funeral is today at 10 a.m. and burial follows in Mound cemetery.
At four thirty Tuesday a westbound freight wreck on the Big Four occurred west of the Sugar Creek bridge in Montgomery County. A car wheel broke near the Sugar Creek bridge causing a pile up of five merchandise cars and one pig iron car. No crew were hurt. Bridge crew from the city cleared the line for morning trains.
The Meharry's Grove arrangements committee met last week to finalize plans for a grand July 4 celebration on historic grounds. Officers named include Pres. C. J. McKinny and Sec. J. D. Thomas. Committees cover speakers, funds, decorations, marshals, music, advertising, historical matters, and water privileges with several local residents listed. Further notices promised.
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