Local notices and events fill Jacksonburg page
The Examiner lists county and city officials and a railroad timetable on the first page. Rev J W McClosky will preach at Jacksonburg schoolhouse next Sabbath. A divorce petition pends in Common Pleas Court while a assault case seeks eight hundred dollars. A concert at the Methodist church drew praise, and soldiers’ home trips by residents are planned. Various church events, picnics, and a Machinists festival at Beckett Hall are announced with open invitations and social details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Tucker
Ham
Death by own action of L Beauchamp
A telegram from Middletown reports Louis Beauchamp son of Dr Beauchamp shot himself, likely fatally, at the Old Cemetery Park. The city prepares the park grounds for use, with officers urging swift completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Louis Beauchamp
Made Marble Exhibition in Hamilton Central House
An article describes a chemical marble alternative produced from cement and gypsum and other minerals. It claims durability and likeness to natural marble with cheap production and outlines seven guarantees by an agent seeking to organize a company. Specimens are on display at the Central House for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Householder
Hamilton
City Council Passes Tax Rates and Street Sprinkling Levy
The City Council met Monday and enacted taxation for corporations at 12 mills, with allocations for general purposes street cleaning sanitary needs and debt service. A special $135 real estate tax for Main Street street sprinkling was also approved. The police committee found no council action needed on violations. An obelisk monument proposal by Americus Symmes of Louisville was presented for Fourth Ward Park. A local case charged a Oxford County man with violating revenue laws after a crusade era incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Police
Mar
John Cleves Symmes
M. Tarvor
Oxford
J. McMahin
U.S
Taylor
Mle
Crusaders
Probate notes reveal executor changes and fraud claims in Middletown will
The probate page details Thomas Corny of Middletown appointing executor J H L Cunningham, bond set at 12,000, with bequests to children William, John Edwin, Thomas, Mary, Sarah, and Janice Coyne. It notes objections to the bond, and a separate settlement by Joseph Curtis as insolvent assets are distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Cunningham
Thomas Corny
Middletown
W. B. Oglesby
Barnitz
William
John Edwin
Thomas
Mary
Sarah
Janice Coyne
Ireland
J. HL. Cunningham
Meyar Holze
J. Wolle
Mor
Simon Deginger
Joseph Curtis
John A. Sweet
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J. W. McClosky
Jacksonburg School
Ma. Paulin
KR. R
George Keefer
Ary Keefer
Cincinnati
Examiner
Methodist Church
Anram Marts
Mumma
Ich
Common Pleas Court
Dayton
W. Erwin
Third Street
Ladies of the Universalist Church
John W. Erwin
Beckett Hall
Atticipants
Fabele Weenstzr
Jacob Borger
Charles Dell
Adair
Dets
Lawrsday
J.E
Tylersville
Valley Chapel
Here & Son
M. Kuhn
Sonoseph Jacobs
J. Ross
Rock
Doctor Eckart
L. Beauchamp
Otd
Weaver
Second National Bank
M. F. Eisel & Sons
A. C. Nash
Washington
Crowxer
Miami
Henry Hursch
Ward One
Second
Front Street
Parlor Bracket Co
A. W. Clokey
United Presbyterian Church of Hamilton
Mr. Clokey
Davidson
Clokey
Jor Owens
St. Louis
Houston
Owens, Lane & Dyer
Cope, Makwell & Co
Butter County
Brooks
Arkansas
Childrens Home
Court House Park
City of
Rossville
Council Proceedings
ColLins Graves
Williamsboro
Leeds
Noah
Peck
Butler County
Board of Equalization
Gas Company
John Owens Jr
Gandertown
John
Jarv
Dave
Gess
Squirreldom
Diana
Imove
M.C. A
George
Norick
Vincinity
Tyrogere
Precis
Appearsox Co
Hamilton Mills
Hamilton, O
Seren Eee Eee Seidensticker
United German Society
U. G. Society
Apollo Brass Band
Hall of the Society
Col
Washton, C
A. Winter
Cheap Cash Store
Imen
Moys
Ww. B. Falconer
High Street
Court House
B.S. James
House Corner
Firet Ward
A&w. Frechtling
Cottonades
China
Glass and Queensware
H &W. Frechtling & CO
Cor. High & Second Sts
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