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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1903
Page
2
The piece extols the beauty and influence of society women led by Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Astor, noting youthfulness, fashion leadership, and ritzy social presence. It contrasts packing tips for travel with cascading remarks on elegance, aging, and the power of Chicago and New York social circles.
Widow of the Confederacy leader resides on the 14th floor of the Hotel Gerard in West Forty fourth Street New York. She walks with difficulty and is attended by a southern companion while visitors call weekly and admire a portrait of Winnie Davis.
A long constitutional text outlines a proposed amendment to Ohio Section 16 of Article II with detailed legislative procedure for bills including readings, governor veto, reconsideration, andライン item veto rules. It specifies ballot wording for yes and no votes and notes adoption dates in 1902 1903.
The General Assembly proposes city tiering to limit taxing and debt powers. Ballot language instructs voters to mark yes for Municipal classification amendment or no for opposition. Official acknowledges the true copy dated October 22, 1902 and certified January 1908.
The proposed amendment to Ohio’s constitution, framed for the 1903 ballot, would authorize raising revenue for state and local purposes, require uniform taxation by class, and limit taxable personal property to two hundred dollars per person, with general laws to apply. It outlines categories allowed for exemption from broader taxation including burying grounds and publicly owned property.
The document outlines a statewide ballot measure for November 1903 to amend section 2, article 11 of the Ohio constitution. It details how counties receive representatives by population ratios and sets voting language for adoption yes or no. The text names W S McKinnon F B Archier and officials signing May 6, 1902.
The document records a 1902 Ohio constitutional amendment proposal to Article XIII Sec. 3 and Sec. 2. It specifies that private corporations’ dues be secured by law and stockholders be liable only for unpaid stock. It notes election ballots marked For single liability amendment or Against single liability amendment. Officials McKinnes and Nippert sign, Secretary of State seal, Columbus.
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