Demands and Doings Across Ohio Territory
Items note dates for the Democratic State convention in Dayton and Taft at Ada commencement. Reports cover beekeeping, pensions, railroad wage talks, dog control, tuberculosis Sunday drive, a mysterious woman in West Union, local beehives, and Shaker Union Village receivership with large estate values.
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Ripley
Place
Dayton
Taft
Ada
Interurban Traction Company
Bethel
Steamboat Inspection Service
United States
Brown County
Ripley Bee
Kirker & Wiles
Blanchester
Batavia
Thi
State Board of Health
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Eearepic
West Union
George P. Tyler
Georgetown
Irontonts
Tyler
New York
Buffalo
Jesse Taylor Announces Presidential Candidacy in Ohio District
Jesse Taylor, a Republican, outlines his platform urging economy, opposition to graft, support for party principles, and willingness to work with voters. He pledges to keep the district informed via newspapers and seeks voters' opinions ahead of the May 17 primary. Paid matter contributed by Jesse Taylor. Courier has not endorsed him.
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Sixth Congressional District
General Assembly of
Ohio
Congress
Ephot
Jesse Taylor
Courier
Batavians Moving Into Several Local Properties
Dr Belt moves into Mrs Rowena Moore’s property while P F Jamieson takes over the Charles Belt lot and Dr James K Ashburn moves to Jamieson’s. Carl Breeding to build a new home on his site and occupy Seylar’s property in the meantime. G Wilke to occupy Homer Glancy’s former residence once his new home is done. Earl Fishback to vacate Glancy flats for Wilke. Mrs Fannie Hulick and Mrs Whippy to occupy adjoining rooms on Spring street. Teal and Teal Hotel property at foot of Main street.
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Dr. Belt
Rowena Moore
P. F. Jamieson
Charles Belt
James K. Ashburn
Jamieson
Carl Breeding
Seylar
Water Street
G. Wilke
Batavia Foundry
Homer Glancy
Earl Fishback
Glancy
Wilke
Fannie Hulick
Roudebush
Spring Street
Whippy
Clermont County Fair Sees Track Improvements at Boston Site
The Clermont County Agricultural Society bought land from Clarence Alrey near the fair grounds at Boston to improve the track and grounds. The fair board aims to raise comfort and convenience for fair arrows and anticipates the 1910 exhibition will be the best ever in Clermont County.
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Clermont County Agricultural Society
Clarence Alrey
Boston
Tey
Clermont County
Clermonter
Clermont County Medical Society Meets at Milford
The Clermont County Medical Society will hold a session in Milford today. The program lists morning remarks on newer remedies and complications of certain diseases, followed by afternoon talks on dilatation and related topics by Dr. Flt Leover and others.
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Clermont County Medical Society
Milford
Flt Leover
Juvenile Roach Arrested for Pocket Thefts at School
James Roach colored eleven years old son of Ed Roach was arrested after authorities suspect he stole money from ball players as they stored clothing in the school building. An affidavit was filed, and Probate Judge Walker sent him to the Reform School for juvenile adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roach
Ed Roach
Marshal Dustin
Young Roach
Walker
Cincinnati and Chicago Open League Season on April First
Batavia fans anticipate the league opener as Cincinnati hosts Chicago on April 4 with a predicted record crowd. The Reds show strong season form after recent additions and aim to capture the pennant, while Chicago ranks as a top competitor. Local support across Cincinnati and Clermont County is expected to be strong for the home team.
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Batavia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
Clermont l
Mrs McAfee Dead
Myrtle A. Shively born near Falmouth Kentucky March 1 1884 died in Inwood Cincinnati April 2 1910 aged 26 years 1 month and day. She joined the M E church at Camp Dennison in 1898 and transferred to Linwood M E church May 81 1908. She married Edgar McAfee January 14 1908 and left two children Esteline aged five and Harold eight weeks.
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Myrtle A. Shively
Falmouth
Inwood
Cincinnati
Iday
M. E. Church
Camp Dennison
Linwood M. E. Church
Edgar McAfee
Esteline
Harold
Trump Culters Wed in Batavia Parsonage Ceremony
Fred Trump and Bertha Culter were married at the M E parsonage in Batavia at noon on April 2 1910 with Rev. E Burdsall officiating. Attendants were F M Culter and Ida Simmerman. A wedding dinner followed at the Clermont Hotel before the couple returned to their Felicity area home.
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Fred Trump
Bertha Culter
Mar
M. E. Parsonage
Batavia
Rev. E. Burdsall
F. M. Culter
Ida Simmerman
Clermont Hotel
Felicity
Death of Williamsburg man Frank Hickey
Frank Hickey of Williamsburg died at his home Sunday evening from heart trouble. A longtime resident he was well liked and mourned by many friends. His wife survives him and receives community sympathy.
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Frank Hickey
Williamsburg
Batavia High Defeats County Team in Easy Baseball Win
Batavia High School defeated a team representing Clermont County in a Saturday game at the school grounds. Batavia led early and finished with 9 runs, as Larkin pitched well for Batavia and Hoggatt struggled in relief for the county. Roudebush homered, Cramer excelled in left field, and Shore starred at second base in a solid team victory.
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Batavia High School
Clermont County
Batavia
Larkin
Hoggatt
Livingood
Thefth
Roudebush
Cramer
Shore
Batavia Boys
All Countys
Heinrici
Batavia Lnets
New Richmond
Eere Peery Howe
Metzger Meyle
Byrne Veeweee Peewee
Larkin Flora
Rehler
Edwards
Pene
Buerkle
Primary Ballot Details Under Bronson Law Unveiled
Secretary of State Thompson has prepared May primaries ballots under the Bronson primary law. The ballot order lists United States senator, representative, probate judge, clerk of courts, sheriff, auditor, commissioners, treasurer, surveyor, prosecuting attorney, infirmary directors and delegates to congressional, county, and judicial conventions. This marks the first nomination and election of many offices under the law.
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Thompson
United States
Clermont Court News Highlights From Probate Judge Walker
Short paragraphs describe court activity in Clermont including updates from Probate Judge Walker and a full report on local deals in dirt. The item covers court actions, filings, and transactions involving Clermont residents and area properties.
NEW SUITS AND BONDING ORDERS IN OHIO COURT
Mary B Sipple sues Sylvester N Sipple for divorce with attorney M Eppert. State of Ohio vs Adam Hausserman defendant posts 200 bond for April term and to be released on payment. John M Hines administrator vs Interurban Ry and Terminal Co jury waived. judgment for 3000 to plaintiff. motion for new trial overruled. Holter vs McCullough sale confirmed and proceeds distributed. Wesley White bond 100 with self as surety for next term. sheriff to release on payment. John Rees vs Wm Rees et al real estate sale ordered at public auction with terms. Zebina Williams vs Nannie Williams et al answer deadline set.
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Mary B.sipple
Sylvester N. Sipple
M. Eppert
State of Ohio
Adam Hausserman
Bond
John M. Hines
Delia Hines
Interurban Ry. and Terminal Co
Paries
Free Holter
John A. McCullough
Sale
Wesley White
John Rees
Wm. Rees
Batavia
Zebina Williams
Nannie Williams
Ohio Residents Named In Petition To Sell Real Estate
A legal notice lists plaintiffs Fred Trump Bertha Carter Walter J Auckly Mary Sibert Clarence Smith Martha Carter Albert Davis Caro line Baumann Minnie B Roads guardian for James R Roads and Herbert Roads in a petition to sell real estate with John R Woodlief as attorney. Executors and administrators Otto Kettler Nicholas Johnston are named for estates.
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Fred Trump
Felicity
Bertha Carter
Chile
Ohio
Walter J. Auckly
Sikeston
Mary Sibert
Craver
Clarence Smith
Martha Carter
Batavia
Albert Davis
Perintown
Caroline Baumann
Beechwood
Minnie B. Roads
James R. Roads
Herbert Roads
John R. Woodlief
Property Transfers Amid Multiple Townships Listed
The notice lists numerous real estate transfers including buyers and sellers such as Walter W. Gregg to Margaret J. Gregg in Felicity, James G. Case administrator to Nettie M. Simon in Washington township, and Samuel Fisher to Belle Fisher in New Richmond. Amounts range from $1 to $4,200 for parcels across Tate, Union, Miami, Jackson, Franklin, and Felicity townships, with acres and lots noted and various quitclaim and additional terms. The fragment ends with garbled lines and partial remarks.
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Walter W. Gregg
Margaret J. Gregg
Felicity
James G. Case
Nettie M. Simon
Washington Township
Samuel Fisher Et al
Belle Fisher
New Richmond
Philip G. Armstrong
Jas. O'Leary
Combs
Milford
C. V. Jordan
A. C. Jordan
Pierce
Theresa Ferree
Agnes Atchley
Batavia
Elizabeth Humphrey
John Sontag
Miami
Wa. C. Mattox
C. Mattox
Tate
C. Mina B. White
Wm. H. Moss
Williamsburg
Henry D. Glenn
Mary J. Cross
Union Tp
H. D. Glenn
Union Yn
Charles ©. Glenn
E. Christene Smith
E. E. Kincaid
Amanda C. Weat
George T. Sanders
Bethel
Ecere
Saunders
Elmer Manning
Anna L. S
Wrighe G. Bunyan
Mar Morgan
Enos E
Clevenger Announces Candidacy in Sixth District Primary
Senator F M Clevenger of the Fifth Sixth district declares plans to run in the Sixth district at the May 17 primary. The announcement signals a bid for further public office.
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F. M. Clevenger
Clean Up Drive Urges Clermont County Towns
Citizens urged to clear rubbish from back yards vacant lots alleys and streets to present a clean state. Residents told not to delay and to keep working until premises are orderly and sanitary.
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Clermont County
A City Beautiful Promotes Batavia Clean Up Campaign
Miss Melle Halick writes for the Civic Committee of the Woman's Club urging Batavia residents to beautify and tidy premises. She calls for yard cleanup, proper sidewalk use, and Arbor Day plantings, urging pride in homes, schools, and town appearance.
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Melle Halick
Woman’s Club
Nature
Pele
Batavia
Holland
Main Street
Ruyst
Thomas Brothers Move Post Card Plant From Amelia to Zanesville
Amelia loses a key industry as Thomas Brothers, major post card manufacturers, plan to relocate to Zanesville. The new plant will be a modern three story fire proof building with a 200 foot tower, improving shipping facilities and capacity to meet growing orders.
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Thomas Brothers
Amelia
Zanesville
A, & Sproment
City
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Alert Exchange
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New Market
Highland County
Kentucky
Commonwealth
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Sardinia
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Kennedy
Men’s Club
J. A. Runyan
United Society of Believers
Union Village
Lebanon
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Jamestown
Medical Society
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Arasticn Ashburn
Fiat
Wasner
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Slade
Bondevars
Livin
Ideal
Let Pie
Gney
Hoggett
Zeigler
Apgar
re—Hillon
Clermont’s
Temple of Justice
Clermonters
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Probate Court
Otto Kettler
Richard Brotherton
Nicholas Johnston
Tillie Johnston
Clevenger
Civic Committee of Woman’s Club
Bata
Vians
Will
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