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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
4
The piece discusses forthcoming fall elections with Republicans hoping for gains in Vermont, Maine, and Western states. It notes voter enthusiasm is muted, Democratic turnout is pressured, and battlegrounds include Breck electoral votes. Context reflects a cautious national mood and implied expectations for party performance.
A historical list names multiple candidates for council and district offices including HORACE GRAY JOSEPH HAYES GEORGE AL LAW DANIEL B HUTT OLIVER BOORD ACY OSBORN PETER HARMON JOSEPH MOORE JOHN VAN HOOK ED GREGORY JAS W WILSON JAMES W MILLER JOHN GRAHAN R C WEBB and others on an advisory board. The OCR shows fragmented spellings and several duplicated titles across districts.
An advertisement by CHENEY & Co of Toledo promotes Catarth Cure as a constitutional treatment. It claims internal use strengthens the body and pledges hundreds of dollars for any unhealed case, urging readers to request testimonials and address to the firm.
An old style health ad promotes plumpness to guard against illnesses as seasons change. It touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a simple, nourishing aid for digestion and nutrition for all ages. Free samples offered by ECOTT & BOWE, chemists in New York.
In the 9th district Democratic papers debate Capt. Allen's quoted stance on war and expansion. The Frankfort Banner publishes and backs Allen’s interview, while critics denounce the Crescent platform as misaligned. Bryan’s Wheeling speech draws counterattacks as the party tests unity amid Philippine policy debates.
The fall term of the Indiana Normal College starts in September. Address Olive E. Coffeen, Principal.
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