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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
4
Judge Bioovy of Cans county is dead. Col. Dur ban is named Indiana's next governor this week. The State Encampment of the G A R met in Indianapolis. A Towne not on the Democratic map may vanish after the Kansas City convention. The naval bill has passed, signaling growing maritime importance and a stronger navy.
The passage discusses tension in a Methodist conference with politics and wire pulling. It remarks that the newspaper man Jeff is expected to help others but should not seek personal gain. Barcus is implied to have acted differently in public life.
In Fountain a strong push emerges among Populist workers to rebel against current leaders and nominate a clean ticket before November. Observers warn of potential splits at the polls as independents rally for a free ballot and insist the party present a united platform across county state and national levels. The piece also lists upcoming Iowa Central Excursions and Chautauqua attractions with dates places and ticket details across Illinois Iowa and Nebraska.
The Kingman Star editor criticizes a Granny Sehwine incident and condemns the NEELY Cuban postal scandal, promising a thorough probe. Ex-Mayon S Holliday of Brazil is nominated for Congress by the Fifth district Republicans at Greencastle on the eleventh ballot, seen as a strong dark horse candidate against Barcus.
A Democratic oblique is cited as predicting unpredictable outcomes under reform while contrasting, you always know what will happen under a Democratic administration. The exchange underscores partisan framing in local discourse.
The General Conference of the M. E. church gathers in Chicago with several bishops to be chosen amid ongoing sessions. Delegates discuss church governance and future leadership.
The Independence Itemzer reports Jesse Pilcher, a former local resident, left a wealthy widower after his second wife died about six weeks ago in Marion. Her estate is valued at 90000, and Pilcher plans to relocate permanently to California after his visit there last week.
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