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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
1
A Galveston telegraphic report details massive ruin after a hurricane. Ten thousand destitute, fifteen thousand homeless, many drowned and buildings obliterated. A relief appeal urges feed clothing and shelter, with nearby cities asked to send water kerosene oil and provisions.
Republican rallies fill the night in Attica with Ves trilien county war horse Jos G Cannon and Keptucky Governor Taylor addressing large crowds. Warren county opens campaign in Williamsport as judges, debt cases, and foreclosures dominate a dense legal docket including mortgages and divorce rulings.
Hubert Porter White died instantly Tuesday after contact with a live telephone wire while working near a light wire in Crawfordville. The incident involved a 1500 volt current as a warning to readers about electrical dangers. J. P.
Abram S. Hewitt, former New York mayor and long time Democrat, argues that Bryan seeks anarchy and would overturn liberty by injunctive government. He praises McKinley as honest and experienced, condemning Bryan for denouncing the judiciary and endorsing lawlessness.
The Northwest Indiana Conference of the M E church adjourned in LaFayette Indiana and read the Crawfordsville district appointments. Presiding Elder J H Cissel names Avon Calfax Covington Crawfordsville First church Trinity Crawfords ville circuit Danville Darlington Flackville Indianapolis St Paul Jamestown Kingman Laduga Lebanon and other current assignments. Brazil to host next year’s session.
The piece recalls 1864 warnings that Lincoln could become an emperor and end the republic, contrasting with 1854 politics when Morton won decisively and Lincoln was endorsed. It frames Democratic prophecy as overstated and notes historical support for Lincoln despite fears.
A historical speech argues that Jefferson and early leaders pursued territorial expansion to boost national power. It defends imperialism as beneficial for citizens and asserts the Philippines must develop local self government before statehood, with territories like New Mexico remaining territorial.
Indianapolis report notes Crawford Fairbanks of Terre Haute declares loyalty to friends and the Democratic party. He says about 0 percent of Indiana saloon keepers are Democrats and that most brewers remain Dems, addressing trusts as a campaign issue and stock depreciation. A note praises J Ireland at Shuler's old stand for value and meals.
East End Grocery publishes prices paid to farmers with figures on corn oats and hay. The list highlights market rates for ферmer commodities and directs buyers to contact the store for quantities and delivery terms.
An Evansville representative told Clinton that commercial travelers were surveyed in Vincennes hotel to gauge party preference. Of 325 polled, 37 favored McKinley or Bryan, with Bryan supporters historically Democratic but now swayed by prosperity. the piece argues U S territorial acquisitions show consent of the governed was not required, concluding Bryan is mistaken about purchase titles.
The Lebanon circuit lists pastors and stations including Eaton, Mace, New Keosaumond, Newtown, Perrysville, Roachdale, Romney, Thorntown, Traders Point, Veedersburg, Waveland, Whitestown, Wingate, Yountsville, Zionsville and others. It also reports political attacks by Briggn against Republicans, calls changes in church assignments, and notes Rev Ogden's illness and recovery, with references to transfers and conference moves.
John W. Kern addressed a modest crowd at Attica Opera House on Wednesday afternoon as Fountain County kicks off the Democratic campaign. About seventy residents from Covington attended, and many Attica residents traveled to Williamsport to hear Taylor at the same hour.
The McBroom damage suits against Neal and others were renewed in the Warren circuit court last Tuesday and will be heard at the next term. The Leader advertises the sergent and most complete line of hosiery and underwear for fall and winter of 1900.
One half interest or whole of a leading agricultural and implement business in Fountain County offered. Contact L. P. Little, Coyington, Ind. Also note Loeb's stores offer ready to wear suits.
Hannibal Missouri resident J E Lilly survived typhoid that worsened into pneumonia and lung failure. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief after one bottle, claiming full recovery and strong health with continued use. Trial bottles offered free at LeRoy Allen’s drugstore, with a money back guarantee.
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