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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1899
Page
2
The readable text hints at debates on ASEAN CHIP PROS RATES and US British industry rivalry. It mentions Venezuela, the empire, Transvaal, and South Africa with cautious notes on potential conflicts and delays affecting international relations and commerce.
Bayan, a key proponent of tree based agriculture, continues to push for national maize and forestry initiatives despite ongoing policy delays and political indecision affecting Geetakelis region.
Former Colorado governor Watre secedes from Aryanism and transitions to a different line of work.
A fragmented political note suggests Kentucky fans blame Republicans for a disappointing result and discuss futures after next year’s election. The text hints at cautious expectations and political pressure amid public scrutiny.
A宣 OCR fragment notes support for President Kruger of the Transvaal and contrasts his stance with calls to portray him as a national hero akin to George Washington of South Africa.
Fragmentary text describes a person named Mireetre and references crownheads of Europe with honor and high regard. The legible parts suggest a ceremonial or dignified context but lack clear event details, dates, or institutions to anchor a full news item.
Local inquiries question Meyer Waggart's suitability during the city campaign in Indianapolis. The remarks suggest he should not have been elected and raise doubts about the integrity of the race.
After adopting no platform the Oloo Penocrats decide to straddle the issue by backing expansion while resisting enforcement efforts.
The text notes Democrats recognize Dewey as a potential 1900 presidential candidate but identify two obstacles. First William Jennings Bryan must be forestalled, and second Dewey is a Republican.
A remark, describing the Philippine operations, credits Mr. Bryan with steering away from paralogized patriotism and labeling the shift as a notable improvement. The comment underscores a broader debate on wartime policy.
Opinion notes that if Shamrock wins the America's Cup it will be due to the captain's superior seamanship rather than a boat advantage, reflecting widespread belief.
The text suggests Colonel Bryan appears fatigued by the extensive show of support during the President and Cabinet’s recent visit, with the long trip and crowds leaving him overworked and strained.
The policy aims to crush factional defection and restore U.S. authority, placing future decisions with Congress. The nation's belief centers on strength and orderly transfer of power under government control.
The fragmentary text notes strong interest as presidents and cabinet members addressed national concerns. It hints at broad enthusiasm in speeches during a recent week, signaling public engagement with major topics.
A noted young woman impressed at a reception with the President and party last Monday. She then assisted in the preparations for the corner stone ceremony of a new federal building, while a parade nearby drew crowds and praise for its flair.
The excerpt questions whether youths lose confidence in government or remain loyal to the old regime. It argues that if every citizen and congressman showed the same loyalty, the insurrection in the Philippines might have been crushed long ago.
A campaign in Ohio concentrates on broad national topics despite Democratic denials. Congressman Landis plans speeches in Town and Ohio over three weeks, touted as a strong campaign talent for Indiana. The piece hints at shifting focus from wheat to silver and cotton, reflecting evolving economic concerns.
An excerpt notes the New York World urging President Mevinney to mediate the dispute with Britain. Reports claim British papers attack the World while the English oppose intervention. The piece reflects press pressure and international diplomacy chatter.
The article notes ALKA as a rich mining district about one hundred tiles north of the Yukon month and reports some seven thousand people in the field this season. It estimates ShGe8, toe worth of metal mined from June to September along the amadi stream courses and nearby thirty mile belt. It also mentions widespread divorces and argues for renewed teaching of the sacredness of marriage.
Arii discusses Penky's arrival in New York harbor and criticizes Aguinaldo as a figurehead. He argues Filipinos are not ready for self government and that the U S must govern until plans for autonomy are educated. Otis is blamed for overreach, insurrection may end quickly, and the speaker claims to be a sailor, not a politician. The rest advertises Fleetrie Ritters as a cure-all from Lee Allen.
The Fountain County Sunday School Association holds its annual convention at the Newtown Presbyterian Church in Indiana. The program outlines devotional and business sessions, addresses by Rev. Saxon and Mary Bruner,含 reports, elections, officer installations, and collaborative activities with entertainment for delegates from local schools.
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