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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
4
The public responds as the season of street fairs and carnivals ends. Jeteruudan lines will boom Fountain County, none better than what is there in the state. Subscription price is $1.50 per year. Glasscock Block on South Third Street with telephone H5 for long distance services.
Rural mail delivery, set to grow in popularity, relies on strong rural networks and dependable service. The notice highlights the need for reliable routes, clear scheduling, and steady staffing to meet rising demand.
Reports claim Edward the Seventh may have cancer and doubt rises whether he can be crowned. Public concern grows as doctors weigh prognosis and royal duties.
The piece notes that the fear of death from football seems absent in youths. It suggests youths feel danger will affect others, not themselves, highlighting a cavalier attitude toward risks in sport.
The report lauds TNE’s triumph at Santiago as a glorious achievement and notes public sentiment that honors should be shared. It expresses no sympathy for the Schivy controversy and emphasizes broad public esteem.
General Miles asserts the house is not needed to make brave soldiers and says his impress on the army will be issued. The remark extends beyond military life to civilian conduct as well.
Ex Sexaron Woicort of Celorace, named as a president's car er, said there was no politics in his Washington trip and that he devoted his time to legal practice.
The Navy Department announces Rear Admiral Crowninshield will leave as Chief of the Bureau of Navigation and be replaced by Rear Admiral Henry C. Taylor. Crowninshield to take command of the European Station.
The text lauds the rapid execution of Czolgosz and urges similar swift action against his allies. It emphasizes the nation's suffering and calls for immediate justice without leniency.
Official figures from the Treasury Bureau of Statistics show U S exports for the twelve months ending September at 1 624 605 187 dollars, ahead of Great Britain with 1 015 785 875 and Germany with declines. Compared to the prior sixty one months, U S exports rise by about 1 500 000 monthly while Britain’s fall and Germany’s fall about 1 000 620.
The Willam Bickinley Memorial Area Association urges a national response to raise funds. The plan favors popular subscriptions of small amounts over targeted large gifts, with contributions welcomed from all sections of the country and various people.
In Washington Jupe W. Mellette, Republican National Committee member for Indian Territory, urged moving directly from current status to statehood. He argued Indian Territory has a large, prosperous population and would be ready, while a territorial government could delay statehood by about ten years.
The passage argues that politicians who fear an appointment test reveal a readiness to withdraw recommendations. It notes a public obligation and warns that men must endure scrutiny or refrain from offering their names. The piece frames this as prudent for party credibility and future prospects.
The president plans to write the entire annual message himself to reduce length and focusing on matters he wants Congress to consider. This aims to streamline the document by omitting departmental details and relying on annual reports for background.
The article proclaims Covington's booming prosperity over the past two years with rising property values and expanding infrastructure. It highlights new interurban lines, mineral resources development, rural rail routes, improved highways and buildings, and general growth making Covington and Fountain County highly desirable.
The piece notes rising confidence among Virginia Republicans as campaign awareness shifts. Early optimism by national leaders gave way to a clearer view of a possible GOP majority in the state, signaling a changing political assessment.
A circus report claims monkeys at Barnum's Circus were dosed with Scott's Emulsion to combat consumption after a keeper spilled the remedy. The monkeys allegedly thrived with regular dosing, while the keepers note fewer deaths from the disease, arguing cheaper than replacing animals.
The piece cites Col J B Browning and Geo T J Rosser predicting strong Republican turnout in the southwest and a likely statewide gain. It notes the Democratic convention’s actions boosting Republican votes and reports optimism from Maryland that a GOP legislature will elect Wellington's successor despite Corman's disfranchisement scheme.
Officials argue trials should not be delayed to protect accused youths but caution against prolonged confinement with older inmates. They warn prison exposure ruins morals, hinders reform, and stress need for work and positive influences to avoid crime breeding in youth.
The speaker advertises a broad assortment of knives forks spoons dishes and utensils. Prices will please customers and invites shoppers to view the large stock in the city.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s NewLife Pills as a remedy for throat throbbing headaches. It claims vast relief for stoic and nervous headaches and promises rapid results with testimonials from many users.
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