Stolen horse reported as search continues in Collinsville
A Collinsville resident, Robert F. Scorr, reports a valuable horse stolen from his stable Monday night. A separate fire alarm after a chimney spark caused Fire Department response on Tuesday night. Local social events include a United Presbyterian Church supper and a grand masquerade ball at Beckett Hall. An attack on Frank Thebold leaves him bedbound, while Jacob Henrercx dies from injuries after New Year’s amputation. The Recorder’s office floors are slated for a new floor, and Atlas lithographs for Butler County residents are being coordinated by Thomas B. Bartlett. A boy narrowly avoids injury in a spring wagon runaway incident, and a Butler County Bar petition seeks a clerks’ demurrer docket.
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Robert F. Scorr
Collinsville
Multiple Events in Hamilton Area Highlight Local News
A Friday to Monday string of incidents and appointments unfolds in Butler County. Joseph Connaughton suffers severe finger crush injuries in Hamilton yard while coupling freight cars. A real estate ejectment suit is filed by William Lane against Andrew J. McKinstry and others Jr. A coroner’s inquest into Ledman’s death from a drying‑machine explosion at Sutphine & Wrenn’s mill adjourns to Thursday with jurors impaneled. Judge Alexander Hume named to fill a vacancy on the First Subdivision bench, bringing praise from the Butler County Bar. Farmers’ Merchant and Manufacturers’ Insurance Company elects a new board of directors and officers.
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William Lane
Andrew J. McKinstry
Wmn. Spencer
Middletown
Ledman
Sutphine & Wrenn
Sutphine
L. D. Camraexy
Columbus
William Allen
Alexander Hume
Wm. J. Gilmore
Supreme Court
Butler County
Hume
Farmers’, Merchant and Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Hamilton House
John Weidenborner
Charles Berger
Job E. Owens
Samuel Davidson
Stephen Crane
Wm. Pfau
Charles Barnitz
Ohn C. Holbrook
J. B. Owsley
Peter Shafer
Wm. Plan
G. B. Watson
Roysville
Hamilton
Hutler County
Ohio
Kees Street
Third Street
First Reformed Church
Charles Borner
A. W. Eckert
Allen, Shariff, Warwick & Warwick
Board of County Commission
Madison Township
Trenton
Miltonville
Wilson Long
Winchester
Westongard
A. D
H. HB. Wallace, Anditer
January term opens with Judge Hume on Butler County Court
The Common Pleas Court convened Monday with Judge Hume presiding. The Grand Jury was impaneled and sworn. The charge delivered was praised as one of the finest to a Butler county jury. Jury includes Sami Gillespie, J W S Sinkey, Jas Harper, Curtis Condon, Wm L Winnedge, Benj R Symmes, Thos Southard, Wm Mitchel, R E Bogle, Geo Marsh, Ira Millikin, Henry Bosemeyer, Barney Gordon, Charles Haines, John Q Bayless. Samuel Gillespie named foreman. Ira Millikin elected Clerk.
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Common Pleas
Judge Hume
Hume
Butler County
Sami Gillespie
J. W.S. Sinkey
Jas. Harper
Curtis Condon
Wm. L. Winnedge
Benj. R. Symmes
Thos
Fire at First Baptist Church drains water supply causing damage
Early Monday a fire at the First Baptist Church near Union Township caused nine inches of ice at the cistern delaying water. Fire crews freed a spent supply, battled the blaze with limited water, and damaged furniture, pets, Sunday school library, and a pipe organ. loss about $2,000 with $500 insured.
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First Baptist
Second Ward
First Baptist Church
Sherit Alien
Alien
Mien
F.M . and M. Insurance Company
All the machine shops in Iamilton sprucing up for spring trade
Council met Monday night but adjourned without business due to no quorum. Butler County Teachers Association set to meet Sunday at Firet Ward High School. morning session starts at to o'clock. Auditor selling delinquent tax property with few bidders. A large moonlight skating party occurred on the Reservoir ice last night. No accidents reported by nine. A C Kumrer & Co showcase fine groceries with deep discounts. SofTMAN Bros expanding stocks and pricing to undersell rivals. Led Guidon commends Mrs Chas Stwicks hair switches as largest, cheapest, best values. recommends callers to inspect. Miss Axnix P.
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Butler County ‘Teachers’ Association
Firet Ward
Guidon
Chas. Stwicks
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Axnix P
Millville Horse Protection Co elects officers in 1875 meeting
The Millville Horse Protection Co met at the 23 mile house with the president absent. Luke Bradley chaired, and officers were elected viva voce including Ammon Stitzel as Vice President N W J B Vanlue as SW, Wm Winton as receiving $8, J. Ent as Secretary and Henry Popst as Treasurer. Absentees were noted and three missed meetings led to roll removals. minutes with names attached to be published in the Hamilton Guipox.
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Millville, O
Millville Horse Protection Co
23 Mile House
Luke Bradley
Daniel Brasier
H. Popsi
George Mehl
Hamilton Guipox
Viva Voce
Ammon Stitzel
N. W
Henry Popst
J. M. Enz
List of Members Names And Signatories
Members names include Luke Bradley David Sample A J McKinstry Samuel Stephenson Samuel Salesbury Dr A Hancock J B Vanlue Robert McCloskey Ammon Stitzel Daniel Brosier Sr George Mehl Taylor Cochran C P Dick John S Fenton Stacy Fenton Ralph Jann Daniel Brosier Henry Popst Christ Popst Crist Blatt John Fry Michael Shaffer Fred Shearer David Rothermel Wm Minton J M Ext Sec.
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Luke Bradley
David Sample
A. J. McKinstry
Samuel Stephenson
Samuel Salesbury
A. Hancock
J. B. Vanlue
Robert McCloskey
Ammon Stitzel
Daniel Brosier
George Mehl
Taylor Cochran
C. P. Dick
John S. Fenton
Stacy Fenton
Ralph Jann
Henry Popst
Christ Popst
Crist Blatt
John Fry
Michael Shaffer
Fred Shearer
David Rothermel
Wm. Minton
J. M. Ext
Sec
Large Contract for 3000 Weighing Scales Won by Fairbanks Morse
The Fairbanks, Morse & Co. firm lands a government contract for over 3,000 weighing scales in response to the new postal law effective January first. The ad promises exceptional facilities and full value to the government and public, with Henry C. Gray, Resident General Agent, noting widespread recognition of the firm.
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Fairbanks, Morse & Co
United States
Nec
Unity and Liberty Within The Grange Motto
The Grange declares unity through liberty as its core, urging members to forego personal views when necessary and support majority decisions, while maintaining freedom in religion politics and business and expanding labor rights to aid the poor and ignorant. It notes exports on arrests, fires, political stances, escapes, and trials alongside other current events.
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National Grange
News of the Week Roundup from National and Local Notes
The week brings word of Nail City Insurance of Wheling failing, new silver mine discoveries in Santa Clara County, California, and a female mill operative in Fall River, Massachusetts. Kalakaua visits St Louis, mercury in Fetterman reads 45 degrees below zero, Prussian Diet opens with local affairs focus, and Utah Southern Railroad reaches Parsons with Brigham Young as director. Shipments to Europe total 316000, largely silver. Four killed by nitro explosive near New York. Sparta Wisconsin Commercial Block burned for 20000. Dawes and Lear seen evenly matched in Massachusetts Senate race. Louisiana usurpation debate halts in Senate. Four prisoners escape Salt Lake jail. Frank M Cockrell elected Missouri senator. Major Walker expelled from Canadian Parliament for bribery. Michael Murphy and two children frozen to death at Niagara Falls. another child in danger.
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William Beckett
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Young Men's Christian Association
L. ¥. Ferrig
Hotel de Ferrie
Beckett Hall
Messrs. Fager & Schuler
jJacob Henrercx
George Schwenck
Industrated Historical Atlas
Butger County
Thomas B. Bartlett
Me. Bartlett
E. Watt
Booxsinper
Lohman
Front Street
Adam Schwab
Twentigame
Common Pleas Court
Court of Common Meal
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Hamilton Yard
Union Township
S.K. Hottsincer
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West Chester
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A.C. Kumrer & Co
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Millville Horse Protection Company
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Henry C. Gray
G. W. McAdams & Son
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Wilmington
Eli Lamb
Hulse
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Carpenter
Wisconsin
Henry Bender
Ontario
A. A. Selover
New York
Rufus Hatch
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Wheling
Santa Clara County
California
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Mass
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Parsons
Brigham Young
Europe
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Frank M. Cockrell
Missouri
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Michael Murphy
Niagara Falls
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Fisinut
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Court of Com
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Sam'l Keister
Hushani
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Sasanal Haupt
Tata Map
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Lydia A. Fisapi
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Samuel Keister
Hesband
Emanuel Cao
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John Haag
Teadia
A. Uaupt
Alowe
Mainudt
Section One
Town Three
Mage Three
Wayne Township
Autler County
Jamrencenck
Jona Hatapi
Liza Reuterwie
Aamael
Aamael Keister, of Montgomers County, Wotmanwel Asp, Sueansh Haupt John Hao
Lydia A. Haupt
Treble Comity
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Pleimt
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Butler
Alexander F. Humena
Jacob Brate
Court of Common Picas
Batle County
Court Flouse
Obilo
James Heaty Babs
Daniel Brate
Thomas Millikin
Gay
Pale
S Allen
Bherif Thor
Mien Atty
Wis
Sheriff’s Sale
Charles Borger
Butler Common Pleas
Eckert
Court of Common Pleas
Botle County
Hamillon
Reliabi
Lumber Yard
A, Dingfelder
Sycamore Stu
Hamilton, Ohio
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Front
Basin Streets
J. R. Wrorr
Jefferson Medical College
Everal Talesle
Poeeeniite
Merce & Lorw
Jetter
Pvicina
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