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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
8
The McKinley columns show the Republican state ticket receiving a handsome endorsement, four congressmen re-elected, and a largely Republican general assembly. McKinley’s plurality sits around 28 000, with congressional majorities wide in the first district and narrowing in the second.
Fragmented lines reference names and places with garbled phrases. The jumbled content hints at a local scene or notice but lacks coherent facts or dates to anchor a summary.
A Portland election report notes low voter turnout amid municipal messaging and a community committee effort. Officials emphasize the need for greater participation as poll results trickle in from the city.
A fragmented OCR snippet from Arkansas discusses population and age effects, referencing counties and a state context with unclear terms and numbers. It implies data about changes over time and potential declines, but details are garbled and not reliably readable.
The readable text fragment mentions Bolse Drow and Met Hevoblicat amid a tempest in a distant region with scattered terms. It lacks concrete dates, places, or outcomes, making precise reporting impossible from the available fragments.
A Vermont election brief notes minor changes in voting patterns with percent figures suggesting a slight shift. Reported data indicate supporters and opponents retain similar levels amid unspecified races and results.
A remarks suggest no Republican delegation from Des Moines was sent to Washington. The document notes doubts about DV measures and mentions potential party contact with federal lawmakers.
The state capital sees both parties claiming victory in the election returns. Democrats allege Beckham leads by 4500 to 6000 votes, Republicans insist Yerkes has been elected by about 2500. Independents accuse both major parties of withholding returns in the Eleventh and First districts, waiting for a showdown and delaying the final result.
Chairman Rowe of the Republican state central committee expresses disbelief that Richard Yates can match the national ticket in strength. Returns suggest a split in Meine and uncertainty over Yates's lead with Democrat prospects and district results indicating mixed gains for various parties.
Vague OCR readout cites a gubernatorial race and a public sale in Minnesota. It mentions voters nearing a deadline, state ticker updates, and unspecified regional actions, with several garbled place names and terms hindering clear facts.
Early reports suggest Cheverine backs McRminley with a plurality in the state, providing a safe result for Republican congressmen as results trickle in from remote precincts.
A garbled California election item notes a plurality leading candidate and shifts in voter sentiment. It mentions McWinles and Preny with unclear roles, hinting at contested results and stirred public reaction.
The text notes Missouri leaning Democratic by a large margin with the Democratic ticket receiving heavy statewide support. Congressman Alexander M. Dockery is forecast to win the governorship with a majority only slightly less than Bryan and Stevenson, and amendments for the world’s fair project pass by a wide margin.
Fragmentary text shows a formal score or event naming Colette and a near fatal injury. Readable parts indicate a sports or prize bout with a decisive moment and a later result. The garbled OCR hides full names, places, and dates.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions local entities and dates with degraded names and phrases. It references a place or organization and a sequence of unclear actions, offering no verifiable facts or cohesive event description.
Nonsensical OCR fragment references names and places without clear event or outcome. Readable text mentions Trebora, Nadeem, Lewis Peete, and Hay but no coherent action or dates to summarize into a factual item.
President McKinley speaks before Congress, outlining policy and urging unity. The address highlights national issues, calls for restraint, and reassures citizens amid mounting political strains reported from the Capitol.
An odd transcription recounts a scene with Seay Wig Muay T and a governor visiting a newspaper office. The visitor is described as being shown in formal attire and the governor dictating a message to President McKinley amid praise for American resilience and honest money. The narrative references Roosevelt and formal salutations.
Fragmented OCR note details a state event with unclear naming and sequence. Readable terms include regions and a tally style reference, suggesting a formal report or notice about a contest or ceremony. The text is incomplete and lacks clear facts to define outcomes or participants.
A garbled OCR segment mentions J. H. Morley in New York and a reference to reelection and blessings. The text is unclear with broken phrases about proof, concentrications, and various terms, offering no coherent events or names beyond Morley.
Fragmentary notices indicate a quiet scene in North Carolina where a death is recorded. The text mentions Broads misfortune and a claim of no less than an outbreak with unclear details.
Montgomery coverage notes Ryan carried Alabama by a large margin on a light voter turnout. The report highlights the statewide result and the notable margin despite low participation.
The scene centers on a late decision in New York as the Democratic national headquarters remains open through the night. A stone tablet or marker is noted, with implications of continued activity as the party pursues outcomes into the early hours.
Official census figures place Indiana at 2,516,402, up 324,055 or 14.7 percent since 1880. County totals list Adams 22,232. Elkhart 45,042. Lake 37,902. Porter 10,175. Vanderburgh 41,?. Fountain 21,446, with Fountain and Warren counties noted for smaller gains. New Albany and Bloomington are named among populous towns. Fountain’s increase under 10 percent.
The Attica rally honoring Congressman Charles B. Landis drew thousands of Fountain County Republicans from Williamsport, Indiana Mineral Springs, Independente, Newtown, Mellott, Covington and Rob Roy. A parade of about two thousand featured foot and horseback delegations, fireworks, martial music, and a packed opera house with over twelve hundred attendees. Fred Landis and Mellott Glee Club performances followed Major H L Kramer's intro and Landis remarks. A pedigreed pointer pup offer closes the notice.
Earl Brown, son of Cyrus and Mrs Brown, found near Stone Bluff, reported his horse and buggy missing from Veedersburg street fair. Marshal DeHaven tracked them to Mark Rogers farm area, brought them back to the city, and Brown retrieved the rig. Authorities suspect intoxication led to the misadventure and a post use release.
After a November election, new state officeholders begin service and salaries at varying dates. Terms ending and start dates range from January to March with specific offices listed including secretary of state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction attorney general statistician supreme court judges governor and lieutenant governor. County officers also show staggered start times.
Friends in Fountain County learn P E Townsley has joined Draughon's Business College in Shreveport Louisiana as head of the Shreveport College. The notice highlights his years teaching commercial work in Indiana and Alabama, plus bookkeeping study at Nashville College. He formerly managed bookkeeping for Wagar Lumber Co in Alabama before becoming Texarkana College principal now moved to Shreveport.
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