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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
3
Claimed to cure backache and kidney troubles including urinary disorders and Bright's Disease. Testimonial from Mrs. Adam Guntle of Crawfordsville Indiana asserts long lasting relief after three boxes. Free trial offered by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York with price 50 cents per box.
Ex senator Allen of Nebraska warns the national Democratic Party faces hopeless prospects as many states reject the Kansas City platform and Bryan ties fracture the party. He predicts a Republican victory in 1904 while Bryan remains a powerful, divisive factor within the party.
Secretary Shaw speaks at the New York customs house corner stone laying on Tuesday October 7. He argues foreign commerce outpacing population, predicts deficits if 1894 patterns return, advocates metric system, stronger currency remaining, and isthmian canal to boost trade. He notes gains from territory and calls for elastic banking, secure currency, and better South American links.
An eastern observer cites prosperity as the leading campaign issue for Republicans. Reciproc ity with Cuba, tariff stability, sovereignty over the Philippines, isthmian canal plans, and Roosevelt trust policy are tied to maintaining U S prosperity and steering clear of inflation and debt. The piece frames this as a legacy from McKinley through Roosevelt and insists on party unity.
The Montreal Gazette argues that tariff abolitionists ignore a U S consensus in favor of protection. It cites President Roosevelt wanting a nonpolitical tariff focus on U S industry and warns against repeated sweeping tariff changes as disastrous. It notes Albany Journal backing protection and urges voters to prioritize national interest over party lines.
A collection of editorial quotes from Boston Herald Chicago Tribune Albany Journal Cleveland Leader St Louis Globe Democrat and Indianapolis Journal discuss tariffs Bryan Johnson and Democratic stance on trusts surplus and public utilities noting New York calls for national coal mine ownership and water as a public necessity.
John Smith an invalid shoemaker of Ballinislau Ireland seeks aid from Chicago police to locate his sister Margaret Smith O Neill the heir to a large Irish estate once owned by Edward Smith now held by the British government. He says Margaret left Ireland years ago and has been in the United States at 341 Hoyne Avenue Chicago.
London will host an Anglo American Pilgrims club with aims of international friendship. A Carlton hotel meeting will decide plans for a club modeled on Washingtons Grid Iron, with New York and London headquarters. England to have one American per three Britons, and vice versa in America. Small membership fees planned.
Ellen M. Stone, once captive of Bulgarian brigands, told Luther League members in St. Paul that prayer delivered her more than the ransom money. She spoke of Macedonia where Bamako and Samapo show growing tenderness and openness to Christ as a result of the brigand terror.
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