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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
4
Subscription price listed at $1.50 per year for Glasscock Block on South Third Street. A local note urges the time honored adage Speak well of the dead. Senator WankakEM predicts Wyoming will rise among top oil producers, though not a gusher.
A brief note suggests annexation momentum could quicken if Congress rejects tariff concessions on Cuban products. The idea links trade policy to territorial expansion and future actions.
Urban officials pledge to root out corruption and vice as the city embarks on a campaign for genuine governance. Citizens eye a cleaner administration amid calls for accountability and reforms.
A quirky note compares human appetite to state budget concerns, arguing July spending habits harm Maryland’s finances and referencing public fiscal appetite as a stomach issue for the state.
A fragment notes that NEGRASKA remains a Republican stronghold and expresses confidence that the party will not lose one of its most widely advertised sons despite anticipated political tensions.
The DeEMacRATS remain convinced the Republican majority in Ohio is large and beyond doubt, signaling strong party support and political momentum ahead of upcoming contests.
Mr. Gorman is described as having succeeded in stealing Maryland and now lays plans to burglarize the Democratic presidential nomination race.
Dick Croker will carry the workload in forthcoming weeks as he works the game after the new mayor assumes office. The move follows the installation of the incoming city leader.
Arrangements are under way in Richmond Virginia for a large mass meeting to advocate for women’s suffrage. Organizers seek broad public participation and press coverage to push for voting rights.
Maydole boasted his hammer as the finest tool, claiming it outshines all others in balance and durability. Benson's Plasters are praised as superior remedies with high awards, sold by druggists with prepaid postage. Seabury & Johnson, New York, announce Benson's plasters as trusted, superior products.
Republicans of Fountain County engage in a heated dispute as factions clash behind political secrecy. Local insiders report mounting tensions within the party ahead of upcoming campaigns and events.
Bishop John T. Hurst heads a campaign to erect a McKinley Memorial Church in Washington. The effort is presented as a fitting tribute and a rising movement.
A public stance condemns tail docking and advocates leaving horses' tails natural. The message frames docking as brutal and calls for humane treatment by emphasizing natural tails over practiced mutilation.
Accidents plague the Royal Navy with a latest tragedy on the battleship Royal Sovereign. Seven men killed and fourteen injured when a breech was closed prematurely during gun work. Investigation and safety reviews follow the fatal incident.
The nation has the wealth and resolve to finance the Washington Memorial Arch and the Canton monument and will surely provide the necessary funds. The statement expresses confidence that public money will be allocated to honor the late President McKinley.
In recognizing that the United States today is the world’s greatest power, the German government shows an ability to acknowledge facts rarely found in a government.
Roosevelt's friendly attitude toward Senator Manna unsettles Democrats while others call it another display of his level headed leadership.
The article reports sharp reactions from critics who warn against premature guesses about President Roosevelt's anticipated first message to Congress. Observers urge restraint, urging focus on substantive policy rather than speculative rhetoric.
A editorial argues that last year American vessels carried a smaller share of imports and a larger share of exports than ever before, presenting a strong case for legislation to boost U S shipping.
Famine 18 era reports continue to bring suffering across European Russia where grain crops fail partially or entirely in many regions. The text notes this condition may affect local finances tied to grain production and harvests.
The passage criticizes the Democrats for how they gained control of the Kentucky and Maryland legislatures, arguing such methods undermine trust in the party for Congress and the Federal government.
The former Queen of Hawaii travels to this country under the pretext of health but aims to recover 15 001 000 dollars in crown lands seized by the revolutionary government after the monarchy was toppled.
Dewey Benham and Ramsey hold daily sessions to review the testimony themselves and form independent deductions. They expect considerable time to reach a decision, but the general sentiment is that Admiral Schley will be vindicated.
The writer argues the Emperor of Germany should reread Senator Lodge’s remarks on the Monroe doctrine before pursuing a plot to secure a German coaling station in the Caribbean Sea. It notes concerns about European trade conspiracies and warns that placing a German coaling station on the continent is serious.
A Muscogee convention in Indian Territory organized a three member committee to push Congress for union of Oklahoma and Indian Territory into a single state this winter. Delegates from both lands expressed strong enthusiasm and near universal support for statehood and admission in the upcoming session. The move marks a shift from past opposition to near unanimous backing.
The two territories together have about 960 thousand people with Oklahoma at 398k and Indian Territory 392k. Population growth 344 percent for Oklahoma and 117 percent for Indian Territory. wealth valued around 300 million dollars. They offer abundant schools, veterans’ contributions, and regional stability, urging admission as a single state to appeal to the President and Congress.
An advertisement warns buyers to ensure they receive genuine Cascarets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C and not to buy in bulk. It declares substitutors are cheats and frauds and cites W J Shively of Batesville Ohio praising Banner Salve for piles. It includes a testimonial from Geo D Cook.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a pure vegetable laxative that is thorough and gentle. It claims a small, easy to take pill that assists bowel movement without forcing it, promoting strength and quick relief.
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