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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
4
A partisan miscellany lists candidates for state offices led by Lewis Laulin and William Crew with unrelated editorial squibs on Roosevelt, Quay, Panama, arbitration, and a Mary Curtis incident in Alexandria, noting political factions and public reactions.
JoupGE Honinom of Chicago presents a legal opinion on a Mrs Geiss separation case. Judge Holdom refuses relief from the husband maintaining the ex mother in law in the home, likening the situation to a dog that does not bite. The ruling preserves the mother in law’s place in the household despite the suit for separate maintenance.
Mr J C Beers of Berryman Crawford Co Missouri says he was a total wreck for two years unable to sleep or eat. After taking Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery he slept and regained appetite after one bottle and continues improving after five bottles, warning against substitutes for profit.
Miss Rebecca J Taylor a former War Department employee who criticised the Administration has written to the President and the secretary of war demanding reinstatement within three days or she will sue to preserve her civil service rights. The civil service law allows discharge for cause even for those protected by its shield. Ex Governor General Woop faces Senate questions over payments to secure Cuban reciprocity while Roosevelt defends aid to Cuba as prudent but warns against opening tariff gaps that would invite further concessions.
The late Judge Smith's will was probated last week in Hamilton County probate court. The estate is estimated at $1000 or more, with six dollars allotted chiefly to his widow and children and minor bequests to Presbyterian churches. The Xenia Herald notes a contrasting view on wealth and merit in political advancement.
In Marysville Mr and Mrs Samuel Stoffer faced scrutiny after their ten year old son broke an arm following a cherry tree fall. They reportedly prayed for relief per Dowie beliefs and sought Chicago guidance, sparking a threat of action by local trustees. Clermont County residents warn such conduct wouldn’t be tolerated. Miss Stone remains silent three months after Bulgarian bandits released her, withholding details of captivity. The U S Government seeks charges despite her reluctance and possible secrecy or allegiance to captors.
Catharine M. Robertson filed a divorce petition in the Clermont county court on May 14 1902 against George H. Robertson residing in Havana Cuba case 11762 alleging willful absence and gross neglect for over three years and seeking alimony with hearing set for July 5 1909. Attorneys listed: Frazier & Hicks.
State of Ohio Insurance Department certifies Milwaukee Fire Insurance Company of Milwaukee Wisconsin complies with Ohio fire and related risk laws. It shows capital stock 200000, surplus and income details for the year ending December 31, and the agent Bethel Clermont County Ohio seal and signature.
The article warns that modern burdens on the nervous system erode health. It explains nerve force as the body’s motor power affecting the heart brain liver kidneys and stomach. Symptoms include throbbing heart rapid fatigue brain fag poor work pace and digestion trouble.
An advertisement promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills sold by the Dr A W Chase Medicine Company of Buffalo New York and by Dr John Bunn of Batavia Ohio. The copy emphasizes medical endorsement and territorial distribution by named sellers.
The Executive Committee of the Clermont County Agricultural Society invites bids by noon June 20 1902 for furnishing music at the Boston Ohio fair to be held September 9 10 11 and 12 1902 for three days. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. John Rowan Secretary Blowville Ohio.
The fragment records an income amount of 1 164 621 83 in cash and 1 121 575 46 for the year. It shows a witness statement with the signature of the Superintendent of Insurance and the agent William R. Alker from Batavia Clermont county Ohio.
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