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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1904
Page
4
A notice lists T a Clifton offering subscriptions at $1.50 per year. The address given is the southeast corner of Telephone 115 in Loaz Distance, McGeorge Bronk.
The document presents a state slate headed by J Frank Hanly for Governor with Hugh T Miller as Lieutenant Governor, Daniel E Storms for Secretary of State, David Sherrick for Auditor, and Nat Vu Hill for Treasurer, reflecting party selections.
A brief notes that activists challenge the Republican city ticket results and criticize loyal supporters for not recognizing a better path. The piece compares the dissenters to a baby crying for the moon and calls for a thoughtful study of the vote to persuade readers.
The report notes Democrats retained major gains with most Republicans facing weak support except Alva W. Clark in the First ward and likely two Third ward Republicans. It rejects claims of broad Democratic defections and cites strong anti liquor lobbying shaping legislative prospects. The editorial raises concerns about the Nicholson temperance law and warns liquor interests may push for repeal or altered legislation in the next session.
The piece quotes critics claiming Democrats voted for Jones while Republicans would have needed full party support for a majority. It notes a shift toward independence at the city level, with Warren G advising citizens to act, and mentions a push to become House speaker as Hanly’s nominating follows.
The ad extols Scott's Emulsion as vital for life and enjoyment, claiming it builds flesh and strength for men with consumption and wasting illnesses, sustains women during trials, and nourishes children for growth. It offers free samples.
The Warren Review notes the statewide convention nominated Hanly with a large majority as Marion County failed to block the motion, Warren Sayre leading the push to unity. Indianapolis delegates supported Hanly, with many aligning in both ballots if not for fear of defeat.
The fragment mentions Warren and persistence efforts but lacks clear events, dates, or affiliations to form a full item.
Frankfort Times notes Grover Cleveland, out of politics, remains occupied explaining his administration. If he begins a full confession, he will have a long task, keeping him busy for an extended period.
The People and Hanly’s friends commend his character and integrity. Politicians recognize his value and the common folks admire his straightforward manner and sincerity.
The people admire the man who stands by his beliefs and rejects compromise. It is an element of human nature to despise a truckler who yields under pressure.
A brief editorial line urges readers to focus on positive family ties and personal happiness, implying forgiveness and grace improve everyday life. The sentiment encourages letting go of past faults to enjoy present joys and relationships.
Mellett announces Fountain County Republican Central Committee will meet in Covington on Tuesday May 17 at 10 80 a m Precinct committeemen should poll their precincts and report attendance expected as county convention details will be discussed Also notes a Linoleum sale at Loeb's Stores and visits of Mrs Sam Luelowand daughter ER S Naufman transfer Kate Veedersburg in Indianapolis guests of relatives Thursday
The ad extols Peruna as a preventive against summer illnesses and a reliable traveling tonic. It cites Robert Downing and Dr. Hartman, describing systemic catarrh treatment and promising a copy of Summer Catarrh. The piece emphasizes Peruna’s claimed health benefits and widespread sale.
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