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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
1
The piece attacks a local Penciled Editorial from the Covington Friend alleging deceit about Jesuit influence and price comparisons. It cites a range of farm goods and household items with supposed price changes since 1896, listing dealers who verify figures and urging readers to trust local merchants amid claims of higher costs and profiteering.
Capt D F Allen the Frankfort Democrat for Congress in the Ninth district reportedly remains in the Philippines with his supporters fearing a homecoming to campaign. The claim, partially confirmed by J. per, cites party resistance and a pledge to vote on issues from the Kansas City platform. Hedgecock oversees the campaign while Allen stays abroad awaiting a date to return.
Fragmented OCR text discusses political opinions and a claim about democracy in the United States. It notes Warren County officials permitting a Sunday prize fight and mentions J Bryan and a political canvass. The readable material is garbled with references to ice cream and incomplete sentences.
Readable fragments describe a Saturday concert with a large hosiery and underwear display at the Leader store and a political scene around Allen’s nomination and public responses. Reports cover a courtroom damage case in Hillsboro, a boxing match in Warren county, and assorted notices, ads, and errands in nearby towns.
The barn of George Neal at Richland was entirely burned Monday night about nine o'clock with significant grain and hay loss. The neighboring dwelling of Wallace Rhodes east of Harry Randolph Jr.'s farm burned Monday afternoon with little salvage. Cause suspected to be a defective flue.
James Quillin’s livery barn at Crawfords ville burned last Friday evening starting from a cigar in a box stall. About twenty five horses were in the barn. eight were saved and eight horses were lost. The old Bay liss barn name is noted. insurance will not cover the loss. Charles P. Vickery of the St Elmo ad offers cooling services.
Grace Casey entertained at home for cousin Sliss Maybell Acheson of Lafayette with many children including Miasma Martin May Wagner Lucile Hirsh beel George Baker Anita Spence Ruth Bemster Blanche Morgan Minta Ward Maybell Acheson Ruth Johnson Bertha Cunningham Lizzie Sayers Flora Evans Uelen Grace De Haven Crista Ward Ruth Baldwin Lettie Cunningham Delicious refreshments and an excellent time reported. Loeb stores advertise ready to wear suits.
A threshing machine incident near town crushed a man between the engine and separator while coupling. He was aided by Mr. Mitchell and taken to town for treatment. He rests easy and is reported doing well as authorities deem the accident unavoidable.
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