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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
4
The article reflects on President McKinley’s Buffalo speech, calling it a notable oration and suggesting it may not have been his farewell. It emphasizes civic unity and warns against misrepresentation shaping public sentiment, urging Americans to remember their citizenship.
A historical excerpt argues the president stands as the people's representative and condemns those who oppose the executive as anarchists or crime abettors. The text frames opposition as a mortal blow to patriot hearts, urging unity among all citizens.
The passage argues that people should be taught a wholesome regard for law, keep what exists, but pursue its early repeal. Observing the law fosters love for it while reducing crime, and those who defy the law are subject to the same consequences.
The piece argues Democratic rule is tolerated until voters see mismanagement and unbusinesslike conditions. It predicts an overwhelming Republican victory in Indianapolis's forthcoming city election.
The article asserts aTecent attempt on the President stemmed from a plotted plan, begun in Chicago and completed perhaps on Indian soil. It calls for authorities and legislators to prepare for emergencies and to remove any individual tainted by such spirit if proven beyond doubt.
A public call denounces the act of an anarchist seeking the president’s life and urges Congress to punish treason and its advocates with the extreme penalty. The speaker insists liberty must shield the republic from such creed and its supporters and demands action to remove them.
The Buffalo crowd recalls President McKinley as a unifying figure whose patient life served the country. Supporters and critics alike praise his devoted service, with even those who once attacked him now speaking on his behalf.
Dr George Rowland of this city calls for swift extermination of anarchism as a public health danger. He labels anarchist doctrine treason and says supporters should face deportation and constitutional punishment, warning of martyrdom and expanded authority if not halted.
The Pine Village Sentinel Democrat argues fusion with other parties yields no permanent gains for democracy. It cites Indiana counties where Democrats allied with royalists, splitting resources, and says the party fell to minority status after abandoning principles for county offices.
In a column the Giube Democrat condemns federal and state tolerances toward anarchists and yellow journalism. It urges laws to curb abusive press and political demagoguery citing assassinations of King Humbert and President McKinley and calls for constitutional amendments restricting liberty to protect government stability.
Marriage licenses for Philip M Daggett with Jesale M Moulton George C Francis with Eden Baker Slenny McKinzie with Minnie Stump Francis J Cates with Opha Allen Lenny T Bell with Rose Reeder plus circuit court actions Rhodes v Spence Noble v Noble Miller v Miller et al partition Humphrey et al v Mass Massey et al debt and an ad for Ely's Cream Balm nasal treatment.
United States Army seeks unmarried men ages 21 or older who are citizens of the United States of good character and temperate habits. Recruits are especially desired for coast and field artillery. Information available from Recruiting Officer at 25 N Illinois St Indianapolis Indiana.
W R Trott of Chicago praises Bailey's Laxative Tablets after ten years of chronic constipation. The ad claims chocolate coated tablets with cascara sagrada as the active principal, offering 20 tablets for 10 cents and 60 for 25 cents, postpaid, made by Lakeside Med Co. and sold by Geo. D. Cook.
Ladies ready made shirt waists have just arrived at Loeb's Stores for the upcoming cold season. The new stock features a variety of styles suitable for fall and winter wear.
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a cure all for pale anemic and undersized children. It claims the oil product improves appetite, growth, and health with a pleasant taste and offers a free sample from Scott & Browne chemists in New York.
Advertisement claims De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve quickly heals eruptions cuts burns and scalds and is a certain cure for piles. Warns against counterfeits urging buyers to get the original DeWitt’s Buckner.
The agreement promises to refund money on a 40 cent bottle of jreene's Warranted Syrup of Tariff if it fails to cure cough or cold. A 25 cent bottle is guaranteed to prove satisfaction or money refunded. Dated 2-15 6m.
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