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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1889
Page
6
A devotional poem reflecting fatigue and steadfast faith in divine strength. The speaker seeks spiritual resilience at 4 am, recognizing earthly effort while longing for an enduring blessing from God. The piece invokes eternal love and guidance through faltering steps.
In Heatherleigh Hall, Miriam’s birth awakens an ancestral curse vowed to eldest children. Lady Percival clings to hope while Sir Rupert fears an inevitable estrangement as Miriam grows and declares she does not love him. The family darkens as the curse tightens its grip.
The article analyzes the Arabian Nights as Moslem and Arabian in flavor with pure Arabic prose and Persian loanwords. It notes Lane’s translation notes as sociologically rich, detailing Arab life from Baghdad to Cairo and Moslem customs, topography, and trade, while examining depictions of Magians and religious tensions during Islam versus Zoroastrianism.
The General Assembly adopts a joint resolution proposing amendments to multiple sections of the Ohio Constitution. The changes cover the structure of government offices, judiciary, voting on constitutional conventions, and terms of office for statewide and local officials. The document provides details on submission, enactment, and certification by the Secretary of State.
The General Assembly resolves to submit to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1889 an amendment amending Article XI Sections 1 to 12 to establish legislative single districts. It creates a decennial apportionment process with a four member bipartisan commission, defines House and Senate districting rules, and requires a yes or no ballot option. The secretary of state certifies the text as a true copy.
A proposed joint resolution from Ohio’s General Assembly calls for a statewide ballot in November 1889 to amend Article XVI Section 2. It outlines uniform taxation, exemptions for religious and public use properties, and a January 1, 1590 effective date, with certification by the Secretary of State.
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