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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
4
A dense roundup discusses Democratic and Populist conventions, party rifts, and reactions to Bryan and Roosevelt. It comments on Prohibition and Cuba protection, farm mortgage burnings, and a quip about aging in Chicago reporting. It notes Carter Harrison banning fireworks demonstrations and mocks Chicago Inter Ocean on age perception.
Edward VII will be crowned king of Great Britain and Ireland and emperor of India tomorrow, while his wife becomes queen. President Roosevelt plans travel before the November election, including a Panama route and canal plans with France and U S involvement. The Cincinnati Enquirer editorials praise Republicans while criticizing Bryanism and highlight Ohio Democratic aims for a pragmatic platform.
The text describes former President Cleveland envisioning a restored Democratic party true to its roots. It notes his ambition to lead, his age of 65, and the clash with Bryan and free silver. It suggests Cleveland could bear the party’s weight in the 1904 canvass if Bryan remains influential and free silver dominates.
John Wilkin of Mellowtown marked his 90th birthday this month. He spent the previous spring digging post holes setting posts and erecting a picket fence by himself. He remains hale and hearty and exemplifies longevity through hard work. He has many descendants in the country.
George Robinson of Cleveland celebrated his 102nd birthday by rising early, riding streetcars, and enjoying whisky, which he calls emiles. He lives at the infirmary and remains vigorous, spending hours daily reading. He claims to be the oldest Odd Fellow in the world and his wife lived to 98.
Mise Josie Swope visited her aunt Mrs A W Huling for two weeks. Earl Kitchen and Lulu Mound wed in Cincinnati last Wednesday. John Bryant Sr of Greenburg Indiana visiting brother A J Bryant. Eva Pinkham observed Rockport high school graduation. Squire Wardell builds a new barn. Mrs Eva Bauer sold her farm to Cincinnati buyers. Children day observed at Anti-Ban tam school house.
A long testimonial asserts Dr. R V Pierce sent a kind reply and health guidance to a sick woman. The letter promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for back pain nervousness and bladder issues. A Minnesota case cites relief after six bottles of each medicine and endorses Dr Pierce's laxative pellets.
Robert R Watts of Salem Missouri writes he suffered kidney disease for five years and lost flesh then found relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He states he was cured in less than two bottles and now feels sound and well. Sold by Dr John Bunn and Son.
For full information and pre enarsas to rates, tickets, limits, etc., call on agents Big Four Route, or address the undersigned, W. J. LYNCH, Gen. Pass, & Tkt Agent, CINCINNATI, O. J. E., REEVES, W. P. DEPPE, Gen. South, Agt., Tray. Pass. Agt., Cincinnati.
Ohio's admission in 1802 makes 1903 the centennial year. The Buckeye State name and Indian origin are noted. The State Senate favors a Chillicothe centennial celebration next year, though preparations seem limited and Congress has not funded an appropriation. A possible demonstration may occur.
The couple, two noted artists from Denver, wed yesterday in an outdoor mesa ceremony near Helen Hunt's garden by Adams ranch. Rev. M. B. Ormwes officiated. only close friends attended. A brief social column notes related entertainment ads and remedies.
State of Ohio Insurance Department certifies Phenx Insurance Company Hartford Connecticut has complied with Ohio laws to transfer its capital stock fire and specified risks in Ohio. Statement shows December 31 preceding year: assets 1 197 277 50, liabilities 5 958 444 45, net income 1 2100 000, expenditures 8 228 492 59. Signed by I A J Vorys Superintendent and W R Alker Agent in Batavia Clermont County October 8, 1901.
State of Ohio Insurance Department certifies Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co a Philadelphia insurer complied with Ohio law as of December 31 of the prior year. Statement shows assets liabilities and surplus with totals and income figures. Archibald B Bruce agent listed. document signed and sealed by A I Vorys Superintendent.
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