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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
2
An eminent pessimist argues lying is a universal human trait taught from infancy by parents and companions. From doll pretends to polite faces to daily conventional lies, children learn to lie. Grownups lie to avoid questions or save appearances, shaping the child’s habit and causing lifelong deceit.
The newborn son of William A Clark Jr arrives December 1 amid wide press and family celebration. Nurses, doctors, and fine outfits from New York and Paris attend the heir, weighing 7 1/2 pounds with blue eyes and a hairless head, described as flawless.
Miss May Goelet of New York, heir to millions, has repeatedly rejected princes and dukes offering titles and wealth. She resisted Duke of Manchester known for debts and stage tastes, and turned away Prince Francis of Teck and Prince Henry of Orleans, choosing independence over marriage to royalty. Other reputed suitors included Viscount Crichton, Captain Ames, and Craig Wadsworth, but she remains unwed.
The United States Steel corporation announces a plan to share profits with 168,000 workers in proportion to their earnings, expanding the pool beyond its 55,000 shareholders. The move, linked to Carnegie’s earlier ideas, appears driven by economic motives as well as personal considerations.
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes a Sunday Manila demonstration where about 6,000 Filipinos from diverse groups appealed to Gov. Taft to remain in office. They fear a new ruler may not be as benevolent and worry about the continuity of benevolent governance and welfare under American rule.
The Cleveland Leader laments no American gunfire in the Philippines while critiquing civilization. The Washington Star notes Bryan sees farmers with limited capital crossing to Mexico amid silver doubts. The Indianapolis Journal argues free trade backs Cuban reciprocity and cites protectionist foes’ wishes shaping views.
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