Cox Perjury Case Moves to Clermont County
The Hamilton county perjury case against Geo B Cox shifts to Clermont county after Judge Gorman grants a venue change. The article portrays broad political tensions with Democratic prosecutors and Republican judges, noting local sentiment against a politically charged trial and indicating Hunt’s defense effort may be hurt by a prejudice ruling.
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Gorman
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Geo. B. Cox
Clermont County
Grand Jury
Cox
Judge Gorman
Common Pleas
Judge Hunt
Circuit Court
Henry Hunt
Swing
Smith
Jones
Hunt
Batavia
O. P. Griffith
Daniel Murphy
Frank Davis
Davis
Bambach
Condemnation Suit Sets Toll-Free Clermont Pike
The county won seven thousand dollars in a condemnation case against the Batavia Turnpike and Miami Bridge Co for the Batavia to Rose’s Hill pike, Mt. Carmel area. The court process spanned six days with about 60 witnesses. The result ends tolls on Clermont roads, making the highway free for travelers.
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Batavia Turnpike
Miami Bridge Co
Batavia
Rose’s Hill
Mt. Carmel
Clermont
Goared by a cow near Jaybird Adams County
John VanMeter a farmer near Jaybird was gored and seriously injured while milking a cow. The animal lunged piercing his right leg with a horn and threw him over its head. He suffered severe lacerations and bruising. Dr G F Thomas of Peebles treated him.
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John VanMeter
Jaybird
Mr. VanMeter
van Meter
G. F. Thomas
Peebles
Dr Geo W Moore dies in Cincinnati after Batavia career
Dr Geo W Moore long active in Batavia as physician and nurse died at home in Cincinnati last Thursday at 5 30 am He lived in Batavia years before moving to Cincinnati Funeral services were at St Pauls Cathedral Smith and Plum Streets at 2 pm Saturday His wife died about four years ago and he was well known among middle aged and older residents.
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Geo. W. Moore
Batavia
Cincinnati
West Ninth Street
St. Paul's Cathedral
Smith and
Plum Streets
Moore
Better Land
Oldest Bridal Couple Detected In Milford Incident
Mrs. Anna Strickland, over 90, attempted to climb the Little Miami bridge railing near Milford. Robert Bennett detained her until the marshal arrived. she was returned to her home. The elderly bride had married about two years ago to a man slightly younger, in perhaps the area's oldest wedding pairing.
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Anna Strickland
Milford
Little Miami River
Robert Bennett
Marshal Malsbury
Strickland
Death of Hattie Williams Linked to New Richmond
Hattie Williams sister of Deputy Sheriff Charles Williams died suddenly at her home in New Richmond on Tuesday afternoon. Funeral arrangements had not been announced at press time.
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Hattie Williams
Charles Williams
New Richmond
Clermont Infirmary under fire over management and funds
Taxpayers question Clermont Infirmary Board over poor farm management. Accusations include high price mule purchase, selling cows and calves, insufficient milk and butter, and a useless silo. Critics urge itemized accounts and tighter oversight amid debate on 10 mill levy.
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Clermont
Ridings
German U B Church Third Quarterly Meeting Notice
The German U B Church announces its third quarterly meeting next Saturday night and Sunday with services starting at 9 a m Sunday school and 10 a m preaching and communion. Y P U at 7 p m and Lovefeast at 7 30 p m Rev H Wegner of Hamilton Ohio will preside and preach at all services. No Owensville A B church services Sunday due to the meeting. Rev BE Wegner
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H. Wegner
Hamilton
Ohio
Owensville A. B
BE. F. Whgner
M E Church Weekly Schedule With Various Meetings
The Sunday-school Board and Easter rehearsal meet at prayer hour. Friday 2 PM Ladies Missionary Societies meet with Mrs Burdsall. Friday 7 30 Epworth League social led by Miss Stella Brown. Saturday 7 80 quarterly conference at the church. Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 90 and preaching by Dr C M Vanpelt district superintendent. Rev Burdsall, Pastor.
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Ladies Missionary Societies
Burdsall
Epworth League
Stella Brown
C. M. Vanpelt
Rev. Burdsall
Death Notice for John Thulman of Batavia
John Thulman died in Cincinnati after moving to live with his daughter Mrs Ira Hannold. Born January 18 1836 in Offenburg Baden Germany he came to the United States in 1852 and spent twenty years in Batavia area. He suffered a stroke April 1 and died April 3 at 1 15 am. Funeral April 6 at 2 pm from M E church Batavia with Masonic rites. He is survived by several children and grandchildren.
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Batavia
John Thulman
Cincinnati
Ira Hannold
John Thalman
Offenburg
Baden
Germany
M. E. Church
Masonic Order
Mad狗 attack in Mulberry terror as child bitten
A believed mad dog mauled Ruby Ackerman six as she was petted in Mulberry Saturday. The six year old girl, daughter of Daniel Ackerman, was bitten near the throat and saved by cries for help. The dog was tracked and killed by locals. The head was sent to Columbus for rabies testing.
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Mulberry
Ruby Ackerman
Daniel Ackerman
C. J. Spence
W. D. Saunders
State Board of Health
Columbus
Valley Enterprise
Local Teacher Secures State Post in Columbus Move
Adams county school teacher who defeated a rival last election is praised by the Adams County Record and a Clermont politician is noted. Prof. I. C. Plummer, Meigs township Democratic candidate for county surveyor, has accepted a clerical appointment in the Secretary of State’s office. He will work in the automobile department with a 1360 dollar annual salary. He and his wife left for Columbus Monday to establish their home.
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Adams County
Clermont
I. C. Plummer
Meigs Township
Secretary of State
Automobile Department
Three liquor indictments end in guilty pleas and fines
The Wilmington Journal reports that three defendants before Judge West pleaded guilty to illegal liquor sales. J. M. Durkin was fined 1200 dollars, Adam Fischer 1400 dollars, and Pat Creedon 1800 dollars, with orders to close their businesses and cover prosecution costs. Seven more guilty pleas were entered with fines pending.
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The
Wilmington Journal
Many years a subscriber
Mr Otis Dudley of Clermont renews his 61st Clermont Courier subscription last Wednesday. He is among the oldest Odd Fellows in the State with 57 years as Williamsburg lodge member. Now in feeble health, friends regret his condition and long service to the paper.
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Otis Dudley
Clermont
Williamsburg Lodge
Old Presbyterian Church
Dudley
Tragic fatal shooting ends family feud in Amelia
William Beeler was shot by his son in law Charles Sechrest in Amelia last Friday while Beeler watered horses near Hutson Bros. store. Beeler died 85 hours later after four bullet wounds. Sechrest is charged with first degree murder and held without bail.
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William Beeler
Amelia
Charles Sechresty
Beeler
Hutson Bros
Sechrest
Charley
Samuel Glover
Chas. Sechrest
Mitchell
Behymer
van Horn
Morse Hicks
M. E
Easter record egg eater sets pace in Hillsboro
Glenn Duke known as Boston staged an egg eating test in Hillsboro aiming to defend a challenge to his 20 eggs consumed in 17 minutes. He ate raw boiled poached and scrambled eggs and drank three quarts of water, with bread and butter also consumed, and invites challengers to beat his 20 egg mark.
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Hillsboro
Glenn Duke
Boston
Purgatory And Indulgences Lecture Date Change
Dr Raphael Markham, scheduled for March 21 at Holy Trinity, could not keep the appointment. The final Catholic belief lecture will now be delivered Tuesday April 11 at 7 45 p m on Purgatory and Indulgences.
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Holy Trinity Church
Raphael Markham
Markham
The Potters in Song and Story at Batavia lecture
The final entertainment of the Batavia lecture course is scheduled for Monday evening April 10. Mr. and Mrs. Potter have eight years in the lyceum field and are praised everywhere. the Binghamton Press called the evening not dull. Seats are on sale at Nash's.
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Batavia
Potter
Lyceum
Binghampton
N. Y
Nash's
Clay Pigeon Shoot At Felicity This Wednesday
A champion clay pigeon shoot will be held at Felicity on Wednesday April 12. Top shots are expected including Gilbert of Iowa Luther Squires of Pittsburg Chas Young of Springfield Olen Holliday and Mr Hammer smith of Cincinnati. Attendees urged to come watch and cheer.
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Felicity
Gilbert
Iowa
Luther Squires
Pittsburg
Chas. Young
Springfield
Olen Holliday
Mr. Hammersmith
Cincinnati
Well Known in Clermont Receives Mobile Chair Gift
The Adams County Record notes Mrs. Rev. Darling of Camp Washington Cincinnati received a fine willow automobile chair from friends. She has been an invalid most of her married life, unable to walk for fifteen years, but maintains a Christian spirit. Ex-Treasurer H. B. Gaffin is her brother.
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Adams County
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Tion
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Rowly
Clinton County Republican
Clermont’s
Clinton County
U. B. Church
Sult
Homer C. Bethymer
J. W. Mott
G. S. van Horn
Ethel Beeler
James Sillett
Chas. C. Kearns
C. B. Nichols
Billie
the Potters
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