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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
2
The report notes Teddy's strong reception in the South while Washington supports reform. It states the government is in accord with local reform efforts and the party's stance against gangs and machines.
Editorial argues the floater should be discarded and cites the city election as a starting point for political economy considerations. The piece links waste disposal policy to broader municipal finances and voter engagement.
The governor insists on enforcing the law while two more resignations at Richmond are accepted this week. Board members have long led factional groups and acted like party bosses, challenging the governor’s authority.
From the personnel of the men nominated on the republican ticket, though they make no promises, it is safe to conclude the nature of such an administration. Men reflect their make-up in office as well as elsewhere. There is no risk in voting for a change. No man who is right need fear an administration under the nominees.
The Noblesville Ledger notes that Tipton records report the boedlers wailing no more as party committees sign an agreement to end vote buying with money or liquor. The move has broad popular endorsement aimed at removing a notorious practice across parties.
The Citizens of Covington are urged to elect a clean conservative slate. Citizens are told no excuse for inaction, and that a vote is a vote for better governance, law enforcement, and a square deal. Think hard and vote for change now.
The Covington city debt has grown again with no treasury funds to pay warrants. Observers suggest replacing current management to seek a more capable financial leadership and restore fiscal stability.
The speaker argues against tax hikes and says if a servant mismanages, we replace him with a more capable one. Extend this logic to city government to suggest similar personnel changes.
A call to action urges Covington residents to elect officers who will enforce the law and modernize governance. The piece argues a waking public will resist inaction and back officials who uphold order without harming law abiding citizens, asserting the town must pursue better outcomes.
Gov J W Folk urges voters to demand honest, active participation to beat graft and ensure good government. He argues indifferent voters empower corrupt majorities and calls for aggressive civic action to stamp out abuse, urging turnout at primaries and elections nationwide.
A medical claim explains that pelvic catarrh underlies most female diseases and credits Dr. Hartman with discovering this link. It asserts Peruna cures by removing the cause, rebuilding nerves and restoring appetite and digestion, claiming Dr. Hartman has treated many women with Peruna.
A civic warning urges voters to reject blind party loyalty and judge candidates by fitness and principles. It laments graft and high taxes that harm the poor and urges citizens to study public records and private lives before casting ballots.
Letters from Minnie E. McAllister of Minneapolis and Esther M. Milner of DeGraff praise Peruna for back pain female weakness and headaches. Thad M Mahon and others endorse Peruna as a tonic and non narcotic remedy that purportedly cures catarrh by removing its cause. Address Dr Hartman for confidential correspondence in Columbus Ohio.
The piece urges voters to endorse or disapprove candidates by ballot, likening the electorate to a jury with a strong oath. It asserts that the two city office nominees will win, and stresses choosing the better men to uphold independence, bravery, citizenship, and integrity in registering the franchise for what is true and right.
The era of private gatekeepers is ending as the Republican stance in Indiana shifts toward an open, square deal for any capable candidate. Parties cannot be closed clubs. membership hinges on shared public policy views and alignment with the party’s direction rather than favors or oaths.
The Indianapolis Star notes that masses of voters act for public welfare not tied to leaders, and Fountain County shows strong independent action yielding good results. It credits better officers and conditions to the people’s bold, autonomous thinking and action.
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