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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
2
Advertising rates listed for display and local notices. One year contracts cost eight cents per inch with discounts for six months or less at nine cents and for under six months at ten cents. Local rate eight cents per line with additional charges for multiple insertions and door taken functions. line items and church events referenced.
The document presents a slate of candidates for statewide offices including Governor James E. Waton and Lieutenant Governor Fremont Goodwyre, with names for Secretary of State Pred Simb8, Auditor Johs C. Billheimer, Treasurer Qu8cah Hadley, Attorney General James Bingham, Reporter George W. Sely, and judges Quincy A. Myers and David Myers. It also lists state roles such as State Statistician J. Pretz and Superintendent of Public Instruction Lawrence McTurnan, coroner J. Fred Parham, and Burgess Albert H. Wilkinson, plus district commissioners James C. Claypool and James W. Ellis, and Township Trustee Callaen Spinning.
The report notes another motto from the 9th Congressional Standard Oil League era. Col. J. L. Allen, president, and Dr. A. B. Carter, secretary, endorse the line Any old machine, 50 it is for me.
Voters question whether local Democratic Party leaders will commit to an anti vote buying agreement. Observers say such a pledge would test good faith and set a standard for fair elections in the county.
The piece notes a brewer aligned candidate denial. It emphasizes the denial of Tom Marsh as their choice and predicts further refutations as the campaign progresses. The report centers on brewing interests reacting to political backing.
The Ninth District Congressional League fears embarrassment from their anti Landis campaign as Colonel Allen emerges as a central figure in the struggle, with the president expected to play a volatile role.
The brief, garbled notice reflects partisan tensions and accusations within the republican faction. It mentions names like Grand yaa or Pokey and references organizational writing, management and claims of dishonesty without clear details.
A fragment notes that the Standard Oil question has been raised by the Fiend and suggests examining the matter.
Officials warn that residents who relocate between townships before election will lose their vote. Citizens urged to remain in their current residence through election day to preserve voting rights.
The Danville Commercial News endorses a strong effort to bring Uncle Joe Cannon back to Congress, calling the move commendable and urging continued fight for his return.
Ambiguous text shows a fragment about Democrats and Republicans and a pledge or agreement. It mentions Covington and a friend boasting about party positions, but the exact event or stance remains unclear.
The article notes that relation between a Nazarene walking by Galileo and the current Indians brewers campaign is not clearly explained by Mr. Marshall. It presents a puzzling juxtaposition without a definite connection or conclusion in the available text.
Vermont voters last Tuesday gave the Republican party a majority of over 29 000 and forecast a national victory for the party in November. Republicans also retained full control of the state Legislature.
The Republican Governor candidate James E. Watson presents a clear keynote on temperance and public concerns in his issue speech, outlining his positions without ambiguity. The address emphasizes his firm stance and leaves readers informed about his policy direction.
The city may appoint a new marshal after Rabb’s resignation plac ed to take effect month start. Rumors point to James Twiddy as potential appointee amid questions of the current marshal’s conduct. A Friend editorial questions motives and accuracy while signaling political intrigue around the appointment.
The former seater Rev. W. F. Switser will address the M Rechurch congregation amid plans shaping local worship. Details on resumption of services remain unannounced as discussions continue about church leadership and scheduling.
Wednesday and Thursday drew large crowds at the Newtown Pair fair with overall success. The drought dusty conditions muted some activities but the event remained as successful as ever with attendees satisfied.
Will Shuler a noted saloonkeeper in this city was taken to St Elizabeth hospital at Danville Sunday night to undergo surgery for blood poisoning. He had spent weeks camping with friends when a snake bite or insect sting caused the swelling and infection to spread through his left side. He was moved to the hospital for better treatment, accompanied by Dr Hicks. Tuesday reports from the hospital said his condition improved and there was hope for recovery.
W. and Coleman spent a week touring lakes in Wisconsin. Mrs. Johnson of North Fulton township conducted business here on Wednesday. J. J. McCord and family moved from Kingman to Irvington to settle, removing a valued local family from Kingman. The Home Dealer advertises a range from small markets to monuments.
The wedding occurred at 6 PM Sunday at the bride’s parents home three miles south of Veedersburg. Miss Onda Spencer played Mendelssohn’s wedding march as the couple, led by Rev. C. B. Smith, moved to the parlor center while “Hearts and Flowers” played softly. Family and friends extend congratulations.
The annual meeting of the Upper Wabash conference of the U B church ended Sunday evening in Lebanon. Judge Artman spoke on temperance, Bishop Matthew of Chicago preached on The Kingship of Christ, and no elder changes occurred though Elmer Mater and W E Stanley were moved within districts.
Goods to be sold at the residence of Mrs Elva Mitchel on Second Street beginning Monday September 7th.
In Covington Indiana at a council meeting Charley Rabb resigns as chief of police effective September 1 and James Twiddy to assume city marshal duties after resigning as sheriff. The Republican council and mayor approve the change amid anticipated retaliation from Rabb and allies. Flo is praised as a fitting successor with a pledge to enforce the law.
The famous song Take Me Out to the Ball Game will be performed again next Saturday night as the program highlight. Four young singers DeHaven Almon Carnegie and Evans accompany with band arranged by Mr Harter.
The Osborn Prairie Reunion drew a large crowd with Dr Clarance Muller of New York delivering the principal address. Gen Dick attended along with many old 86th veterans from nearby counties. Attendees enjoyed dinner and social events with plans for next year’s gathering at the same site.
Covington grain markets report from Smith's grain elevator lists Thursday corrections. Oats price noted as 60 and corn at 76 with contact via Phone 169.
The administrator of the estate of John M. Galloway, deceased, will offer property for public auction at the late residence in Van Buren township near the northwest corner, in the county and state, on a date to be announced.
The piece questions Peruna's efficacy for chronic catarrh and reviews ingredients such as cubebs cedron oil of copaiba and their uses. It cites the US Dispensatory and urges readers to send for testimonials and a free book of opinions from users. It emphasizes personal testimony as best evidence.
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