Exonerated Ohio man awaits pardon after counterfeit case
William Hera, a Cincinnati photo engraver and son of the late Rev. E. R. Hera, was convicted in a counterfeit scheme involving William Brown and Ralph Wishorn. A sworn confession to Chaplain William Dudley states Hera was innocent, aiding in a pardon bid and return to Newport wife.
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William Hera
Cincinnati
E. R. Hera
Columbus
Hera
Ralph Wishorn
William Brown
Wishorn
Brown
William Dudley
Newport
Easter Sunday at local churches features music and flowers
Easter services at the Presbyterian church impressed with fine organ music led by Mrs. Bell and a full choir, a powerful sermon by Rev. Bell, and touching Sunday school exercises. A large cross of white dressed girls formed with flowers. The Methodist church held evening ceremonies to a crowded audience with songs, declamations, and recitations. The day was a perfect spring scene and among the most delightful Easters in town.
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Methodist Church
Batavia Orchestra Trip Aboard Steamer John K Speed
The Batavia orchestra party sails on the Steamer John K Speed to New Orleans and will dock in Louisville Thursday morning. Reported as a delightful floating home with generous hospitality and cordial officers. The voyage boosted the crew and passengers with excellent music and pleasant manners.
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John K. Speed
Batavia
New Orleans
Louisville
Tri County Bridge at Loveland Requiring Widening and Footway
The Little Miami bridge at Loveland spans three counties, with ends in Hamilton, Warren, and Clermont. Warren and Clermont commissioners joined Hamilton’s to discuss widening the structure, adding a footway and iron handrail. Estimated cost about 2200 dollars shared among the three counties.
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Little Miami
Loveland
Hamilton County
Warren
Clermont
Hamilton
Frank Whitney Promoted to Batavia Section Foreman
Frank Whitney, longtime C. P. & W. railroad employee since its first spike, has been promoted to section foreman on the Batavia section. He is regarded as competent, industrious, and worthy, earning the respect of employees and fellow citizens.
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Frank Whitney
Batavia
Fire at Hill Residence Seriously Damages Marathon Home
Fire at Geo. C. Hills home in Marathon last Thursday night caused by chimney sparks. Neighbors responded quickly preventing total loss. Property owned by H. Anderson suffered partial damage with estimated loss around 500 dollars.
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Geo. C. Hill
Marathon
H. Anderson
Postmasters Appointed by P. O. D. Monday
Clarmont announces postmaster appointments including Eden ton Wm Barry Belfast FP Schooley Laurel Mia L Bylventer Newtonaville J Bolser as new officers following the P. O. D. decision.
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Edenton
Barry Belfast
Schooley
Laurel
Mia
Bylventer
Newtonaville
A Trick Worth Trying In Public
The description in Scientific American reports a clerk using a wet string on a glass showcase and rubbing the glass to move the string. Observers attribute the effect to frictional electricity generated by rubbing the glass, with one end drawing toward the glass and the other stiffening away.
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Hats in Batavia Display Outshines Regional Exhibits
White and Beinirci showcase nobby and genteel hats in immense show windows. The assortment covers latest blocks in hard and soft hats, with soft fabrics dominating this year in varied colors. Window dressing praised for tasteful style.
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White & Beinirci
Batavia
Cincinnati
Pleasant Commencement Exercises at Pierce Township High
The Pierce Township high school, led by Prof. Sam Fulton, closed its session on March 26 before a large audience. The program featured speeches by Behymer Tone Ayers Montjar and Rev. Fulton plus varied recitations and compositions by students such as Emmie Eppert Josie Eppert Mary Eppert Perry Montjar and George Knabb. Attendance for the year reached 9859 percent.
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Pierce Township
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Prus Erate
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Local Graduates Include Herman Klick and Others
Herman Klick, long known in Batavia as a prescription clerk for Dr. Bunn, joined yesterday’s class at Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery. Harry C. Robinson of Amelia will graduate from Ohio Medical College next week along with Miss Mary Garland of Olive Branch E G Boose of Monterey and Philip Queal of Milford from Evilett's Business College next week.
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Dr. Bunn
Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery
Harry C. Robinson
Amelia
Ohio Medical College
Mary Garland
Olive Branch
E. G Boose
Monterey
Philip Queal
Milford
Evilett’s
Business College
Batavia social roundup mentions visitors and locals
Bal Davis of Cincinnati spends Sunday with Batavia friends. Miss Winefred Kell of Bethel and Miss Phieland of Cincinnati visit Batavia households. Miss Herget of Home City tours with Mrs. Lindsley. Businessman H Hulick recovers from illness, and families from Georgetown and Cincinnati visit. J A Kline and Lottie Wilson connect with Danville music studies. Kane of Robinson's circus plans Williamsburg stand. Batavia foresees big show night with local attendance.
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Cincinnati
Batavia
Silas Tharp
Mt. Holly
Behymer
Dale House
Franklin
Indiana
Winefred Kell
Bethel
Mis. B. Q. Crane
Frank Talley
New Richmond
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Herget
Home City
Oscar Lindsley
Hulick
Davis Carriage Co
T. D. Rush
Georgetown
G. W. Hayes
John A. Kline
George Morris
Jonathan Morris
Connersville
Shillitoe’s
City
Misa Lottie
Anson Wilson
Danville
Abe
J.M. J. Kane
Robinson
Williamsburg
K, le
Kep. Inson
Returns Show Republican Gains Countywide Polls
The county reports complete official votes by precincts showing Republican gains statewide and in Goshen and Williamsburg. Batavia township bucked the trend with local issues, while many offices swung Republican in trustee treasurer and council races.
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Courier
Union
Franklin
Washington
Tate
Goshen
Ohio
Williamsburg
Batavia
Man of straw James McGrath swindles farmers in hay scam
Cincinnati police pin James McGrath as the same hay thief who relieved Farmer Avey of two loads. McGrath, with a farmer boy disguise, has a prior counterfeit hay certificate record and was identified by Avey. He faces prosecution, and Avey won’t recover his money.
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Avey
Olive Branch
James McGrath
Maud Muller
McGrath
Wiley E. Crane
Bethel
Cincinnati
Brisk Blaze Promptly Stopped by Bucket Brigade
A cigar stub in Hoerner's billiard saloon started a fire in sawdust. Firemen halted the blaze, prompting calls for a cistern at First and Main and improved engine maintenance. The incident reveals risks to the town and urges council action and community funding.
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Hoerner
First Street
Main
Kline
Byron Williams and the Blue Water
A Clermonter lecturer, Byron Williams, spoke on our New Navy to a delighted City Hall audience last Friday. His eloquent discourse and snowy screen illustrations drew enthusiastic acclamations and high applause.
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Byron Williams
Clermonter
Williams
Gratitude for Prompt Fire Rescue From Local Resident
Carl Hoerner thanks neighbors for quick aid that averted major loss in a Monday night fire at his premises. He praises the bucket brigade as gallant and indispensable and wishes others never need their services. Also notes testimonials for Ayers Sarsaparilla and Katerbrook's pens in related items.
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Carl Hoerner
Withamsville Man James Hull Dies at 91 Year
James Hull of Withamsville died at his home last Monday at age 92. Funeral services are set from the family residence today at 2 30 p m.
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James Hull
Withamsville
Compound Fracture of the Sabbath Arrest Stirs Milford Saloons
Mil ford saloonist Chas Nold was arrested on Tuesday for violating the Sunday law by booming business on Easter day. The item questions tax implications, asking what a teacher earns after paying tuition for twenty graduates under the Boxwell law and funding sub-district schooling.
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Chas. Nold
Milford
Go ing and Coming. Batavia News and Local Weddings
Batavia items report William Waits a Batavia painter who wed Mrs. Coons of Fulton near Columbus after she hired him for work on her estate. The feature mentions Allen Glaney’s East Fork scene, Mrs. Hannah Bradley selling Peerless Steam Cookers, and upcoming nuptials of 8. P. Atwoop to a Cincinnati society leader. Other notes include Milford election results, local business and social notices, and an Easter service at Milford.
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William Waits
Batavia
Allen Glaney
White & Heinrici
East Fork
Milford
Glancy
Hannah Bradley
Cincinnati
P. Atwoop
Miami Road
Torrence
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