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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
4
The editor records receipt of New York City papers with extended election coverage. The sender will accept the banks and asks to carry the news to Mary.
A Goop Lecture Course promises strong public benefit and public support from Coyinton residents. The present offering is praised as among the best in years and is expected to receive liberal patronage and backing from all community sectors.
Ge V Witzpatrick of Portland Jay county seeks Republican nomination for clerk of the Supreme Court. He currently serves as county clerk and would make a capable officer if elected.
The reply suggests Governor Durstx escaped scrutiny in the Kentucky Justice case and defended sister states in a manner of protecting the same while noting the sting of Governor Beckham’s Tuesday Indianapolis Sentinel reply.
Mr. Low plans to model his administration on Roosevelt's lines. Before leaving for Great Barrington to rest after the election, he stated that he will make no patronage appointments and has made no pledges, choosing appointees solely on fitness for the position.
The London press compares South Africa camps to Weyler’s Cuba and condemns Britain’s conduct. It cites a death rate rivaling the Indian famine and notes cholera and epidemics as ongoing perils. The piece argues England is in desperate straits to justify such tactics.
Cov Stone of Pennsylvania claims the elections vindicate Republican policies. He says no one in Pennsylvania questions the Democratic party’s proposals, calls corruption charges in state and city government untrue, and asserts Philadelphia is well governed and widely acknowledged as such.
The President dedicates much time to selecting federal appointees before Congress reconvenes. Attention centers on a Virginia judgeship with Col Hoge viewed as a likely choice after his strong gubernatorial bid.
The writer notes widespread farmer happiness as crops exceed early expectations and prices rise. Farmers anticipate selling surplus car crops while other goods and money flow freely, reflecting broad rural satisfaction and a cautious readiness to let well alone.
Mail brings many papers with candidate merits for state offices ahead of the Republican convention. The field is strong and the contest is expected to be spirited, with Indiana now confidently rated as upgraded rather than doubtful.
The article notes that every government employee in New York including the President and White House staff went home to vote. It discusses the election of Mr. Ted Low as Mayor of Greater New York and frames the outcome as a measure of Republican confidence in party capability and integrity.
The county political pot warms as townships advance nominees with party backing. Contests promise interest with Republicans expected to elect the entire ticket this time. Let harmony be the watchword as the good work continues.
Republicans denounce the Maryland episode as proof of Democratic overreach when in power. They claim party machines will govern the legislature despite voters will, but insist future elections will express public will and defeat corruption.
Advice to use a recommended emulsion in small doses for babies and larger children to improve nourishment. For insufficient milk, the product is said to provide immediate effects on both mother and child. Sold by all druggists with Scott & Bowne as chemists in New York.
The passage describes young men in foremos ranks filled with energy and loyalty to the President as the ideal type, while noting Seth Low and Gov. Odell as scarcely estimable figures within the discourse.
One of the senator’s allies favors uniting the McKinley Memorial Association with the Memorial Arch Association to fund a Canton monument and later build the arch in the national capital. He finds Arch Association plans too large and has held talks with its leaders but met little support for amalgamation.
Grand jury reports the county must add rooms to the county house to house more inmates. The building outgrew its capacity as population and charity needs rose, with feeble minded and demented persons now needing care. County board must act for health and humanitarian reasons in the near term.
Public notice warns buyers to insist on genuine Cascarets stamped C C C and not in bulk. Substitutes are frauds. W. J. Shively of Batesville Ohio endorses Banner Salva for piles and praises its effectiveness, while Geo D Cook adds support.
A vintage patent medicine notice extols DeWity's Little Early Risers as a gentle vegetable remedy. The ad promises a thorough end to ailments with easy to take tablets and notes no pictures like Adair's.
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