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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
4
The Clermont Courier notes its weekly publication schedule with a repeated line stating published every Wednesday. This entry preserves the newspaper’s identification and cadence for readers.
A Columbus dispatch reports Governor Harris declares for Taft to unite Ohio Republicans behind the president hopeful. The unsigned statement hints at Senator Foraker’s role and signals a factional clash over the party’s presidential backing and senatorial succession.
Mr Armstrong a 26 year old brakeman from Roanoke Virginia had his foot injured while coupling cars at Batavia station on Tuesday. Dr Bell company physician attended him and the 1045 train conveyed him to Cincinnati hospital.
A plan to supply Cincinnati with natural gas moves forward. Engineers survey Virginia fields as the 18 inch line crosses the Ohio river at Point Pleasant and runs through Brown and Clermont counties to Cincinnati. The project, estimated at 3 million dollars, will begin soon and benefits residents along the route.
A large influx of new books has arrived and is now available at the public library. The institution grows in popularity as subscriptions rise to 30 cents per year, yielding one book per week. A list covers works by Defoe, Twain, Freeman, and others including fiction, essays, and juvenile titles.
Legal notice states Charles H. Troy as administrator seeks sale of decedent William M. Troy's real estate in Clermont County Ohio to pay debts with two parcels totaling 12 acres 149 poles and a roadway. Named defendants are non residents from Illinois Colorado Indiana Oregon. Deadline June 5 1901 to answer. Separate England tax note mentions 250 people paid 200000 and 800000 paid taxes under 3600 income.
The remark envisions Secretary Taft taking a strong, decisive role in a presidency created as a position to appoint allies. It frames Taft as a proactive leader ready to shape policy from the top.
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