Republican Congressional Convention in Sixth District Ohio
Notice of the Republican convention in Greenfield Ohio set for April 24 1902 at 11 am to nominate a U S representative and address delegate representation based on votes for George K Nash in 1901 with county allocations and a call for party reforms to entrust delegate selection to voters via primaries or properly called conventions. Includes temporary officers and district committee details.
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Ohio
Greenfield
George K. Nash
Grebnes
Becceeneath
Clermont
Clinton
Brown
Highland
Warren
Congressional
Wilmington
Congressional Committee
Joan R. Woodvtef
Batavia
F. H. Frost
Lebanon
J. F. Haverstick
Xenia
Walter L. Remley
Orab
Joseph Walker
E. V. Barrere
O. E. Young
County Republican Precincts to Meet for Delegates in Clermont County
Clermont county Republicans meet April 1 1902 to choose delegates to a county convention at Batavia April 21 and to elect delegates to the Greenfield April 24 congressional convention. Delegates allocated by votes for Governor Nash November 1901, across precincts Amelia Batavia North Batavia South Goshen Branch Hill Loveland Milford Newberry Laurel Locust Corner Stonelick North Stonelick South Bantam Bethel Union North Union South Moscow Neville North Washington Wayne Williamsburg East Williamsburg West.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Ohio
Greenfield
Nash
Felicity
BRU
Goshen
Tjacksow
Ccc
Branch Hill
Loveland
Milford
Newberry Laurel Locust Corner
Stonelick North
Bstonelick South Bantam
Bethel Union North
Union South
Moscow
Neville
Washington
Wayne
Williamsburg
Republican Congressional Committee
Charles Dawson
Batavia Boy Lost Transfer Outfit in Georgetown Fire
Turpin Rush of Batavia, a Georgetown resident, reported the loss of his transfer outfit and a large amount of feed in a fire at that location last week.
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Turpin Rush
Georgetown
National Woman's Relief Corps Home Transferred to Ohio
The National Woman's Relief Corps Home at Madison will be deeded to the State of Ohio by the Government after signatures of National officers on a transfer deed. Tom Leeds of Batavia, editor of the Gazette in Georgetown, has just been granted an $8 per month pension after forty years since enlistment in the Sth cavalry, a potential back pay worth nearly $4,000 if credited from the enlistment date.
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National
Woman's Relief Corps
Madison
Ohio
Tom Leeds
Batavia
Gazette
Georgetown
Tom
Sth Cavalry
Thomas Dunn English Dies at 85 in Newark
Noted writer and physician Thomas Dunn English, 85, died at his Newark home on April 1 1902. Born June 29 1817 in Philadelphia he studied medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and later law. He authored the famed Ben Bolt originally a poem inspired by N P Willis and George P Morris, now remembered as a sentimental schoolboy ballad.
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Thomas Dunn English
Newark
New Jersey
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Ben Bolt
N. P. Willis
George P. Morris
New York Mirror
Willis
Cincinnati
New York Sun
Trolleys and Telegraphs: Ohio Bridge Plans and Power Relays
The Huntington Advertiser notes N and W and C and O rail lines will build a bridge across the Ohio at Huntington. A relay power station is planned on the C G and P near Gilleta with a brick 40 by 40 feet building. The C E traction line doubles from Cincinnati to Coney Island and rails are being laid this week. Norfolk and Western leases land of John Erthal for 99 years to flood the area with a reservoir west of Winchester. A G and P to relay and reinforce lines with stations every ten miles. Foley’s Kidney Cure is advertised by Dr. John Bunn and Son of Batavia, Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Coney Island
Norfolk & Western
John Erthal
Jackson Township
Winchester
Gillet’s
Foley’s
John Bunn & Son
Batavia
Ohio
Remonstrances Against York Bill Sweep Adame County
In Adame county remonstrances oppose the York bill allowing boards of county commissioners to enter contracts of 10000 or more without notice or public vote. Taxpayers struggle as owners fail to pay taxes amid warnings of widespread cold and illness.
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Adame County
York
Agmay
The Horn Blowers: Warren and Clermont Cite Notable Lineage
A Franklin News item extols Warren County and Clermont County for producing numerous national leaders and officials. It names a secretary of the treasury, a postmaster general, Supreme Court justices, U.S. senators, governors, generals, judges, and other prominent figures, praising the region’s long history of public achievement.
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Franklin News
Massachusetts
Ohio
Warren
Sixth
Clermont
Army
United States Court
United States
United States Treasury
Encampment critiques widows pensions and calls for per diem reform
At a Cincinnati meeting of Encampment No. 41 Union Veteran Legion resolutions condemn selective pensions for widows and demand a universal minimum of 12 dollars per month. They denounce the current system as unfair to long service veterans and urge Congress to adopt a per diem pension model based on actual service.
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Union Veteran Legion
Cincinnati
Congress
Congress of the Nation
End the dog days bill in Ohio House
A proposed Ohio law would require assessors to describe each dog and, if taxes are unpaid by December 31, the township constable would kill the dog for a dollar each. The critic calls the bill silly cruel and unenforceable and argues dogs deserve to live and laws should be humane.
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Ohio
Solon
Local option law gives towns power to decide saloon fate
The real local option bill passed both houses and becomes law. It grants municipalities the right to hold a local option election on alcohol sales upon petition of 40 percent of voters. A special election may abolish or permit sale. brewers in dry towns may sell only to other towns. two year gap between elections.
Promotion of two Gallant Clermont Soldiers in Action
The Army and Navy Journal lists promotions of Major Julius A. Penn and Captain Thomas Q. Ashburn by brevet for conspicuous gallantry in Luzon actions. The Courier joins their friends in sincere congratulations.
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Army and Navy
Julius A. Penn
Taguadia Pass
Luzon
P.1
Thomas Q. Ashburn
U.S. W
San Jacinto
Fire alarms quick call at Kline hotel ends with minor blaze
A Saturday morning fire at the Kline hotel caused by a defective flue was quickly contained. The ladder truck and hoses were in place within moments, and a small blaze at the roof-chimney junction was extinguished promptly. Citizens praise the cool, prompt Batavia fire department response.
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Kline
Aberration at Aberdeen Revival Draws Brown County Crowds
In Brown county at Aberdeen a hot revival led by Rev. Harrie with a Cincinnati Salvation Army detail suspends all else as crowds flock to the church. Converts are said to become unconscious before a change of heart. Four hour sermons lead to unconscious fits and disorderly postures as the event shocks the region. Beck'n Pharmacy offers Chamberlain's Stool Liver Tablets as a free sample.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Harrie
Salvation Army of
Cincinnati
Beck’n Pharmacy
Jay
France
Washington
Woglaal
United States
United
Robert Owen
Sparke
Millewel Church Oe Limish Tt Society
Circuit court issues several public interest decisions
The circuit court handed down cases including Nichols vs Davis and Woodlief, Lockwood & White, Dietz vs Marsh, Peacock vs Hopkins, Onto township versus Pierce township, and a school building cost order. Key rulings limit attorney recovery for tax fee claims, cap newspaper insertion recoveries, deny certain land interests, affirm real estate commissions, and authorize township cost allocations.
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Circuit Court
State of Ohio
A. B. Nichols
Clermont County
Davis & Woodlief
Common Pleas Court
Circuit
Treasury
Lockwood & White
Court of Common Pleas
Examiner Wood
Dietz
Benjamin Mull
Peacock
Grand Army 36th Department Encampment at Lancaster
Lancaster hosts the Grand Army of the Republic 36th Department Encampment from May 5 to 8. The event features a grand parade on the final day and draws thousands of veterans in blue, with city and civic groups assisting and railroads offering cheap rates to visit Sherman’s birthplace.
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Lancaster
William Tecumseh Sherman
Grand Army of the Republic
Old Town
Sherman
Wine of Cardus touted to improve beauty through health
An advertisement extols women to seek beauty via health and claims Wine of Cardus strengthens body organs to enhance appearance. It asserts pure blood yields brightness and happiness while impure blood causes moroseness and sallow skin, promising noticeable changes within a month.
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Cardus
Work of the Woman's Club Juniors Entertain the Seniors
The Woman's Club hosted a Saturday program at Judge Hulick's with a Tennyson paper by Mrs. O P Griffith and readings from Idyls of the King. Miss Martha Shumard sang pieces including The Miller's Daughter and The Bugle Song. The junior class hosted a reception for the seniors on April 4 at Nellie Breeding's home with music, food, and toasts.
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W. R. Walker
Alfred Tennyson
O. P. Griffith
Rawson
Gnesta
Martha Shumard
Ennyson Club
Madisonville
Ida O. Bailey
Western College
Oxford
Nellie Breeding
J. E Collins
G. B. Hatfield
Belle McDonald
Miss Foster
Allen Roudebusch
Walter Smith
Mary Jeffries
Mary Orebaugh
Maud Pindell
Margaret Long
Stella Brown
Murray Titus
Claud Weston
Clarence Meeker
Archie Keen
Allen Ashburn
Harriet Moore
Anna Glancy
Louise Hicks
Clara Roudebush
Mabel Johnson
Maud Avey
Eva Clark
G. W. Hulick
Frank Hulick
Portsmouth
Della Crawford
Elizabeth Smith
Election figures show GOP gains across Batavia and townships
Large Republican gains dominate county returns to press time with winners listed for Batavia Township and Batavia Corporation. Names include Assessor Dover, Clerk Coyle, Treasurer Miler, and several trustees, with Republicans sweeping Bethel and Williamsburg in multiple offices. Returns incomplete in Felicity and Moscow Village leaving some races unresolved.
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Batavia Township
Board of Education
Louis Buerkley
Jos
Beck
Tate Bethel
Morehead
Laycock
Unanimous
sskestor—Moore
Bethel Corporation
Kennedy
Purdon
Thomas
Floyd
Faul
Crane
Miami Township
Milford
Friend
Newberry
Derrick
Loveland
Marup
Miamiville
Kaumbeckle
Smith
Ragland
Gateh
Essex
Love
Vaugno
Coombs
Milford Village
Buckingham
Murphy
Barbour
Marshal— Terwillagar
Motsinger
Kain
Mayer
Hall
Bower
Williamsburg Township
Chatterton
O. Chatterton
Justice Peace
Wallace
Slade
Lochard
Frazier
Marshal
Richard
Knight
Long
Rose
Fuhr
Banlater
Township
Felicity
Hardie
McMurphy
Harvey Fry
Hicks
Nichols
Felicity Corporation
Gregg
Watson
Longworth
Altiman
Allman
Young
Teachers Question List from a Historic Almanac
A fragmented prompt lists questions across science physiology hygiene geography and language arts. It includes topics on plains formation and climate, air streams, railroad time accuracy, European summers, Latin terms, anatomy, digestion, respiration, effects of alcohol, drug-free life, and arithmetic drills. It appears as a study guide or classroom prompt from a historical school page.
Church Services and Sermons Reported Across Local Congregations
Rev D Leé AustinaB and Bela Agent preached at morning services and gave lectures. A large audience heard singing by the choir and organ music. Presbyterian children attended as Mr. Dillman delivered The Loom of the Savior and administered the Lord’s Supper. United Brotherhood Church featured a powerful sermon by Rev Mane. Other notes mention Medical and institutional names.
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Vs Methodist
Tun. K
Mibs
Ida Booper
Iiman Pico Syng
Rye
Lance
Dillman
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