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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1899
Page
2
A local notice laments that Covineten businesses still operate seven days a week and urges Sunday closing. It argues rest and recreation benefit workers and the public, condemning lawbreaking and calling for strict enforcement by moral authorities.
Opposition groups persist in challenging the current leadership while engaging in negotiations for peace. The mood remains cautiously hopeful as efforts toward settlement continue amid ongoing tensions.
Residents show broad sentiment against moving the county seat with notable public interest. Citizens express concern, while some voices call for orderly review of the proposal amid local discussions and potential impacts on governance.
The article notes Admiral Dewey's expected return and a public demonstration of merit and bravery. It mentions uncertainty about Reed and Choaker being heard from since London, and politics shaping county primaries with emphasis on men, location, and personal power. It also references tariff issues between the United States and Canada and immigration policies toward Filipinos.
The piece surveys upcoming state elections in about a dozen states led by governors in Iowa Ohio Maryland Kentucky Massachusetts Mississippi and others. It notes anticipated Republican contests in Iowa and Ohio and describes the shifting party loyalties in Maryland Kentucky and neighboring states with reference to the 1896 presidential canvass and Bryanite opposition.
The piece notes about 18 000 for one party and Maryland leading Republicans by 7000. Democrats express confidence for 1808, while Republicans hope to restore 1905 triumph amid nationwide GOP gains. New York politics focus on Schrene Cotri votes and liberal candidates. canvass promises excitement ahead of the national convention.
Washington dispatch reports President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley travel to the Virginia Hot Springs for about two weeks of rest, citing rheumatism and the need for relief. The piece notes a public Military Court of Inquiry to be announced before departure and discusses possible extra Congressional session timing and policy moves.
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