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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1889
Page
3
A lighthearted plea about children playing during the day and the need to let them have fun without disturbing neighbors at night. The speaker encourages patience and understanding toward youngsters as they grow, hoping adults avoid harsh judgment.
In a Civil War era tableau, Harry Frobisham helps a dying man and a Federal soldier, parting with Kate amid promises of aid. Gordon Grey, Willie McKenzie, and Platt confront crime and tragedy as Harry pursues justice, testing loyalties in a city of vice and reform.
Five years later at Orchard Farm Captain Winthrop and his wife discuss their son Harry who favors a girl and risked his path from Congress. They recall a family tragedy, two brothers lost in the war, and worry over Harry’s letters and his visits to New York.
An essay urges kindness in discussing the weather as a social bond, noting that shared feelings on a good or bad day express sympathy beyond news. It contrasts humane Christian spirit with mere curiosity, then briefly mentions diet and a misremembered Bible verse, offering light moral observations.
President-elect Harrison vows strict enforcement of civil service laws and a thorough reform agenda. He warns incumbents who lack reform credentials should resign by March 4 to avoid removal as his administration reshapes federal personnel.
A collage of editorial excerpts debates corruption, voting integrity, and tariff policy. Quoted views include calls to guard ballots, assertions of white supremacy in the South, faith in early vote counts, questions about Quay, and remarks on Cleveland’s renomination and tariff stance.
The Philadelphia Press argues Democratic attacks on Republican corruption are unfounded and compares past tallies showing Republican majorities in 1886 and later races. It contends Democrats aim to paint Indiana as fixable by bribery while noting actual results favor Republicans even amid disputed counts.
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