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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
1
City social and business notes list visitors from Attica Danville and Crawfordsville, along with loeb’s new carpets linoleum and shoes. Ost Davis sells Royal Tiger Java coffee. Local stores advertise dresses, fabrics, and wares while residents share visits and travel.
A gypsy family in Mound township Warren county is linked to a brutal domestic assault two years ago. The mother, now in town for the fair, fears her husband will attack or kill her upon meeting him. She travels seeking her children and fate, recounting the grave’s upkeep by the same man.
The Western College of Oxford Ohio begins its forty seventh year with many new students ready for advanced work. President McKee leads a capable faculty including Bliss C. L. Swezey in music and Miss McGovern in physical training. New members from Barham, Michigan, Mt Holyoke join the staff as the fall term starts promising a fine year. A local student Alma Board joins the Western this fall.
Feature piece recounts reflections from a veteran observer on early daily life, customs, and notable figures. Observations mix humor with nostalgia as the author describes eras, fashions, and social rituals shaping the town’s memory.
A large Fountain and Warren county contingent joins a procession to a stand where Capt. William McFall delivers a fiery pro‑Democracy speech against Lincoln and the war. The crowd, including supporters of Vallandingham and Jeff Davis, debates Union and Confederate issues amid drums, bells, and scattered taunts.
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