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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
2
Local photographer advertises photographs portraits and frames at Langdale on Main Street Milford urging early orders for Christmas amid holiday rush.
An editorial argues prosperity rests on protection and warns any tariff reductions threaten prosperity. It credits Grover Cleveland’s faction for proposing tariff for revenue and urges cautious changes aligned with American industry. The piece cites imports, debtor nation concerns, and Germany’s tariff efforts to support protection.
The snippet notes Grover Cleveland’s nomination note, Abram Hewitt’s renunciation, and declines of Democratic governors and senators in Rocky Mountain states. It cites Republican majorities in Illinois Iowa Kansas and Missouri neighbor trends for 1904 as reported by era newspapers.
The Appeal of Reason reports a 400000 socialist vote nationwide with Massachusetts producing the heaviest share. The Boston Journal sees this as a shift from Bryanism to socialism, predicting a realignment of Democrats toward the Republican camp and a sharp ideological divide in the state and beyond.
The Vermont legislature has passed a bill to put licensing of saloons to a direct vote in January. Aimed at replacing prohibition with local option and set license fees, the measure marks a major party split and mirrors moves in Massachusetts Illinois Oregon South Dakota and Iowa. The St Louis Globe Democrat notes Republicans advance, Democrats lag, and the people will directly decide the long running issue.
The Clermont County Treasurer Ge o H Eveland announces tax collection periods in Batavia for 1902 and 1903, with delinquency penalties of 15 percent on real estate and 10 percent on personal property, plus guidance on reporting by letter and office hours.
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