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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1909

Page

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Republican Party in Clermont County Calls for Fresh Leadership

An editorial criticizes Hildebrant and Bishop as corrupt for years and urges new, loyal Republicans to lead the Sixth District. It urges replacing political factions with an honest central committee and harmonized state and county leaders to rally against the Democrats.

Dick and Burton Williams State Executive Committee J. I. Vorys Republican Party Brown Clermont Clinton Greene Highland Warren Courier Clermont County Hildebrant Bishop Wilmington Scroggy Congress Election Board Laylin Bill Bishop Forliamsburg Saerakens Loveland Miami Township Charley Treton T. G. Foster Charley Kearns Ireton Foster Kearns State Central Committee Executive Democratic Party

What is Life by Judge Swing Opens New Scientific Debates

A printed brochure by Judge Peter F. Swing argues against accepted theories and challenges gravity. It asserts that all matter contains latent heat, which Swing presents as life’s source, inviting readers to explore its erudite arguments and implications for science.

Peter F. Swing

Milk Shippers Meeting Set in Newtonsville

A meeting for milk production and shipment interests will take place in Newtonsville on Saturday April 10 at 2 o'clock p m. John Kincaid of Glen Rose and others will speak. Also a Batavia Post special meeting is planned for Saturday afternoon this week at 20 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.

Newtonsville John Kincaid Glen Rose Batavia

Great Gun Arrives for Soldier Monument in Union Cemetery

A large crowd watched the loading and transport of the Rodman gun to Union Cemetery, designed as a soldier monument. The gun weighs 14,890 pounds and measures 11 feet 4 inches long with a 10 inch bore. The move required a heavy Cincinnati wagon and bridge reinforcement, with cribs and ropes used to secure it.

Union Cemetery Corbin Washington Cincinnati J. L. H. Barr James L. Brown Daniel Brunk J. T. Whitney Boston & Miami Railroad ‘Company Rodman Crozima

Horse Hospital Planned by New Veterinary Grads in Cincinnati

Frank R. Smythe, recent 1900 Cincinnati Veterinary College graduate, purchased the John Fishback residence on Broadway to build a large horse hospital. The facility will include all accessories and conveniences for operations and medical care, with construction beginning Monday.

Frank R. Smythe Cincinnati Veterinary College Cincinnati John Fishback Broadway

Vindication talk circles Jamestown candidate Jesse Taylor

A Jamestown politician Jesse Taylor, former candidate for Congress, seeks another nomination after a prior defeat. The tale recalls Hildebrant’s stalled bid and a joke about quitting smoking and speeches, shared by a hardshell Democrat known as Jase.

Jesse Taylor Jamestown Congress Republican Party Charley Hildebrant Jimtown Jason Jase Matt Derver Chet Jesse Taylor

Lynn’s Cowboy Girl Sparks Divorce Suit in Salem

Dr. James Castle, a Lynn Massachusetts native living in Milford Ohio, faced a divorce suit from his wife who eloped in 1905 after riding in a wild west costume with deer skin trousers and a large sombrero. The petition cites cross-back riding unbecoming dress and abandonment filed in Salem.

James Castle Lynn Massachusetts Ohio Milford Salem

Far West greetings from Clermont county readers

An Ohio correspondent E H McNutt recounts a Westward sojourn from December 1908 to March 1909 visiting relatives in Milford Lockland Sabina Wilmington Madisonville and Ne braska City St Joseph and Kansas City. He notes reunions with old schoolmates and Clermont county friends while describing Kansas City as a bustling growing city with many new houses and local connections in St Joseph and Kansas City.

E. H. McNutt Marathon Ohio Kansas City Missouri Ep. Couriier Milford Lockland Sabina Wilmington Madisonville Cincinnati H. W. McNutt Harrison Street St. Joseph C. A. McNutt Nebraska City B. D. Tait Missouri River Wm. Bower Clermont County O.V.I O.V. C Fort Lavina Mr. Tait King Realty Company Highland County J. W. Lenin H. W. Manning W. Abernathy T. Abernathy W. L. Hill Owensville Olay Music Company Walnut Street J. B. Tuen Met

Batavia Pool Team Beats Cincinnati 204 to 156 in City Match

A Batavia party of expert pool players traveled to Cincinnati Thursday to face a crack local team. The Batavia squad won decisively with a 204 to 156 score at the T. F. Walls billiard parlors on Carrell Street, claiming bragging rights and victory after the earlier solar plexus blow.

Batavia Cincinnati Cincinnati Boys Batavia Boys T. F. Walls Carrell Street

Brookdale Farm Play Stirs Batavia Fans at City Hall

Brookdale Farm presented by the Batavianes before Goshen’s His Tri ionic Society at city hall last Saturday. The drama drew spirited acting and strong Batavia orchestra music, earning praise for the youthful cast and overall performance.

Goshen City Hall Brookdale Farm Batavia

End of Journey for Mrs Henry Burnett

Mrs Henry Burnett of Water street died Sunday evening at age 60 61 following years of Brights disease. Daughter of the late George W Daugherty she was deeply loved by husband five children and many friends who cared for her at home. Interment was held at Citizens Cemetery on April 6 1909.

Henry Burnett Water Street George W. Daugherty Jackson Township Bright Meany Inwaeueee Citizens’ Cemetery

Rev J H Love Returns to Batavia Church Charge

Rev J H Love returns from the Conference at Indianapolis to resume charge of the Second M E church in Batavia. He has served eight consecutive assignments there and is highly popular in white and colored circles. Under his ministry the church has prospered and his friends are gratified by the reappointment.

J. H. Love Indianapolis M. E Batavia

Burglary at Williamsburg General Store

Thieves broke into T. G. Foster’s large Williamsburg general store on Tuesday night and took several dollars worth of goods. They appeared to seek present comfort rather than profit, taking underwear clothing and a small invoice of cheap jewelry, with no resident suspects.

T. G. Foster Williamsburg

U S Major Surgeon Chosen for Liberia Commission

Pp. M. Ashburn, major surgeon of the U S Medical Department, named to a five member commission to study Liberia conditions. A battleship will serve as headquarters as the board conducts inland sorties. Congress appropriated $20,000 for a three month mission including time in transit.

Pp. M. Ashburn U. S. Medical Department Liberia Black Republic United States Congress

Holy Week Services Soon Mark Catholic and Episcopalian Churches

Holy Week observances are planned nationwide with Good Friday April 9 and Easter April 11 featuring special services and flower decorations. At the Presbyterian church last Sunday Rev Jackson administered the Lord's Supper in impressive ceremony and two new members Mrs D K McDonald and Mrs J J Werner were received by letter. The morning service featured rich choir and congregational singing plus a charming duet by Walter Sullivan and daughter and an organ voluntary by Mrs McDonald.

Presbyterian Church J. J. Werner Walter Sullivan McDonald

Appomattox Surrender Anniversary Remembrance to Be Marked

A 44th anniversary observance of General Lee's surrender to General Grant is planned this Friday across the North with Cincinnati hosting speakers led by Judge J B Swing. The report recalls the famous meeting under the apple tree and Grant's remark about the horses for spring plowing.

Robert E. Lee U.S. Grant U. S North Cincinnati J. B. Swing Grant Lee

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