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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1889
Page
4
The September 25 1889 issue of the Glermont Courier Batavia Ohio previews the Republican state ticket. Published weekly by Courier Publishing Company, this edition highlights party candidates and local political context for the upcoming election season.
A spirited political column mocks both parties as it recalls Campbell Foraker and Ikerortep while urging Republican unity ahead of the governor and U.S. Senate elections. It notes Dems’ lack of victories, predicts stump tours, and ridicules press divisions within The Sun and Observer.
A lively Amelia political gathering features Foraker Ryan and Poe as speakers, praising Amelia as a prime venue for rallies. The piece contrasts Campbell’s bid with Foraker’s strong record, arguing Republicans should hold Ohio while mocking Democratic hopes for tariff and pension shifts.
Ben Butterworth comes home to participate in the Ohio campaign joining Ben Foraker and a third Ben, with supporters hopeful and rivals wary as the trio heads toward a shared political moment.
A curious political column discusses shifts between parties, critiques regulation and registration, and praises Governor Foraker's Amelia speech. It contrasts school crowding in New York with calls for larger schools and fewer children, notes party tactics, and defends Ohio registration as a safeguard against fraud. The piece references Payne bribery, Campbell, and brewery ties, with mixed sentiment about Democratic and Republican strategies.
An old advertisement emphasizes Ivory Soap as nearly pure and non irritant. It argues against colored or perfumed soaps and claims other white soaps imitate Ivory but lack its special cleansing and healing properties.
President Harrison enforces civil service rules while criticizing Cleveland as a one term president. Etiquette in distributing favors hinders political prosperity. Josefhu Clare of Bethel, a respected Republican businessman, is unfairly attacked by the Sun to undermine his influence.
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