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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1899
Page
2
Fragmentary text references Aguinaldo and Sandryan Flas in a disputed claim or confrontation with unclear details. No clear date or outcome is readable. The readable bits imply a tense interaction or challenge without specifics.
VRE Sanghinary Gavan Tottees, a local group, arranged a fairy tale themed dress event for residents. Attendance included community members and volunteers who organized activities and costumes for the gathering.
Incomplete text fragment hints at incomplete report with possible names and numbers unreadable. The readable bits describe an unspecified process or event awaiting full returns before a deadline, but no concrete details or entities are available to identify.
Fragmented report describes partisan tensions over party control and proposed salary increases. References to Lieut governor and state figures imply maneuvers in disputed local politics and a potential pay raise for Br Mason amid party alignments.
Fragmentary notes reveal editor Awit Dice Tellow and receded teeth peanyglar bfers as readers await fleet announcements and possible paper changes. Dates or theto ites appear tied to upcoming events and public notices.
A terse political update notes a challenged county seeks a fresh campaign push. The piece emphasizes urgency as voters respond to mounting local shortages and calls for renewed leadership.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a candidate and voters in an election context. It references a Republican figure and public perception of treatment of subi, with unclear locality and date. The readable parts suggest a brief item about campaign behavior and public reaction.
The passage suggests a rebuilding campaign before an upcoming election and a prevailing view that Republicans will prevail. It reflects a campaign mood and political expectations in a contested race.
Mrs Lease once a leading figure in populist circles has turned to spiritualism and shows no desire to return to politics after reviewing the election returns.
As Congress nears assembly, Mr. Roberts of Utah questions if marriage is a failure and laments the burden on a very married man.
The article notes that Democratic organs claim results favored them and that the victory is seen as a bright side. It emphasizes avoiding blame and maintains a positive outlook on the outcome.
The piece argues that Republican protection has healed industrial issues and asserts the public will not submit to Democratic policies again, framing Democrats as political surgeons seeking to renew the procedure.
Fragmentary notes mention Chev and Opelities rivalries with references to Mr Jones and political satisfaction. Sentences are incoherent and do not establish a clear event, person, or location.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of administration actions related to a Chinese trade plan. The readable portion mentions proposals or opinions within government circles and potential policy moves, but details and specifics are unclear due to damaged wording.
A promotional claim states that persons can gain a pound per day by taking one ounce of Scott's Emulsion. The text asserts the dose begins digestion and absorption of ordinary food, enabling weight gain, and notes a certain amount of “Resh” is necessary for health and can be obtained by taking it.
Sor and Froso, druggists, SCOTT & SOWNE, Chemists, New York.
The policy will open trade to great commercial points on the Atlantic coast and the Pacific. It is designed to benefit the material welfare of the entire country and is being put in practice.
The piece denounces Copperheads who opposed Lincoln and the Union army in the name of peace. It accuses them of encouraging treason and staining their souls with the burden of soldiers and the defected Filipinos.
The article indicates Captain DD F Aveno will be the Democratic nominee for Congress in the Ninth District. It notes he will campaign under the Democratic platform and mentions political figures and local party members involved in the nomination process.
Partial text references men in a treaty context with Mexico and the United States. It mentions a compromise, peace efforts, and the idea of upholding American citizenship. The passage suggests a sequence of diplomatic steps and open questions about national policy.
The article discusses power shifts in Warren Fountain and Benton counties over who holds the senator and prosecutor posts. It notes accusations of arrangements and favors among parties, with Fountain and Warren counties urged for different offices and Benton County urged as a possible compromise.
In a Washington letter, President McKinley pauses from drafting his message to Congress to receive praise for expansion policy. Senator Kyle of South Dakota predicts quick end to the Philippine rebellion once Congress acts. Representative Grosvenor asserts the anti expansion stance weakened by recent elections.
The article discusses anti expansion being dead by election time and McKinley poised for reelection. Senators and representatives weigh imperialism, trade, and military growth while voters favor continued prosperity. Prominent figures forecast McKinley vs Bryan rematch if polls hold.
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