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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1889
Page
6
A verse excerpt narrates a timid maid who adores strict manners and etiquette. She shuns impropriety and scolds the speaker for a kiss given in debt payment, then proclaims the act wrong and demands its withdrawal. The piece cites Josephine Pollard cited in the New York Ledger.
Luke Mason and Colonel Mason pursue Confederate horsemen, endure deadly skirmishes near Shiloh Church. A night of danger follows as Blackhawk and Sneed reappear. The front tightens with heavy artillery, wounded and deaths mount, and Mason leads with resolve as the battle rages.
The scene opens with officers crying commands as Beauregard and Johnston mount large forces. Luke awakens amid marching Union troops, as spring buds brighten a scarred landscape and artillery rips through the dawn. General Prentiss confirms a full attack, while shell bursts lob overhead.
An editorial argues the U S Army neglects physical training and recreation. It cites scarce manpower, misassigned duties, and poor educational and athletic opportunities. The piece laments drift from soldiering to varied nonmilitary labor and urges healthier habits and discipline.
Ohio General Assembly proposes amendment to require biennial elections by replacing sections on terms of judges and offices across Articles II IV VIII X XVI. It specifies sessions begin dates, appointment rules, and a public works board, with voting language and a concluding note by Speaker Noah H. Albaugh.
The text presents Amendment No. 2 Section 1 proposing a constitutional revision for Ohio to set ten year apportionment, create legislative single districts, and details on senate and house districting ratios and boundaries. It includes ballot wording and signatures of leaders, plus Secretary of State certification.
Official certification of a 1889 Ohio General Assembly joint resolution proposing a taxation amendment to Section 2 Article XII. Electors vote Yes or No on first Tuesday after first Monday in November 1889 with exemption provisions for certain property. Seal and signature of the Secretary of State.
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