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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1904
Page
4
The remark identifies J Frank Hanly as a Republican gubernatorial candidate described as a commoner. It frames his public persona and political stance within the campaign context.
Witnesses say a hurried exodus occurred as people bolted from the scene, scattering in multiple directions. Authorities arrived but details remain scarce as investigators collect statements and secure the area.
The excerpt argues two first ward votes were unjustly discarded and would have tipped Dr. Martin into office. It contrasts Democratic and Republican state conventions, accusing Democrats of biased influence and calling for orderly government and proper election handling.
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as the right food for soft bones inchildren, claiming daily small doses improve stiffness and shape, straighten bow legs, and strengthen joints. The surrounding text contrasts Republican and Democratic politics in Indiana, praising Frank Hanly and noting a strong state ticket born from popular support.
A series of endorsements claim Peruna restores health after illness and improves nerves and blood. Miss Helen Whitman of Milwaukee credits Peruna with full recovery after a year of fatigue. Hal P. Denton recalls illness improved after five bottles. Mrs. D. W. Timberlake praises nervous relief and spring tonicity. The ad urges brisk spring use and offers Ty. Bartman’s book on catarrh.
The note reports Republicans finishing votes by 3 pm and contrasts one brother urging a straight ticket with others who voted for the best men. It accuses democratic meddling and notes some Democrats voted Republican, implying a cycle of misrule and needed repairs by the opposite party.
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