Sixth District Of Ohio Furnished Nation’s Leaders
The Columbus Daily Press-Post highlights the Ohio Sixth Congressional District’s historic output. It notes Judge George W. Hulick of Clermont, a Republican, as likely renominated, and lists numerous past congressmen from Warren, Clinton, Highland, Greene, Brown, and Clermont. The piece also cites party dynamics, a nominating venue set for Lebanon May 31, and a humorous adulteration-era dairy anecdote.
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Columbus Daily Press-Post
R. J. Bancroft
Tour Bar
Bancroft
Clermont County
Ohio Sixth Congressional District
George W. Hulick
Clermont
Hulick
Ohio
Union
Warren
Clinton
Highland
Greene
Brown
United States
National Federal Bench
Ulysses S. Grant
Congress
Jeremiah Morrow
John Alexander
Reader W. Clark
Thomas Corwin
Henry L. Dickey
Robert E. Doane
William Doane
Andrew Ellison
Jonas R. Enrie
William W
Jonathan D Morris
Joseph J. McDowell
John McLean
United States Supreme Court
John M. Pattison
Jacob J. Pugsley
Thomas K. Ross
John 8. Savage
John Q. Smith
John A. Smith
Chilton A. White
James J. Winans
Trimble
Foraker
Thomas Morris
Alexander Campbell
White Cap Notices Spur School Efforts
Two weeks after teachers admonished students for lax study, yellow envelope notices spurred some little ones to push harder to pass. The items, mocked as white cap notices, link to Hood’s Sarsaparilla noting its daily seen cures and merit.
Welcome for Prof G W Felter at cler mont teachers meeting
Prof G W Felter appeared in town last Saturday for a county teachers meeting. He is likely the oldest teacher in Clermont, has served over thirty seven years, never missed or fallen ill at school, and will likely teach next term at Williamsburg. He remains a devotee of fine dogs and has aided local dog and chicken stock improvements.
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G. W. Felter
Clermont
Williamsburg
Old Burg
Felter
Wreck of a Clermont Hobo Tale Passes Through Loveland
A Loveland station sighting portrays a doomed westbound hobo train crew led by a ruined heir from Elk Lick. The Courier recalls Paul Mohr’s prosperous past as a Cincinnati rectifier and distiller, his Elk Lick farm, and a life of wealth, then downfall through gambling and vice ending with a shattered, hangdog return voyage.
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Clermont
Paul Mohr
Cincinnati
Collins Farm
Elk Lick Valley
Mobr
Elk Lick
Miami Valley Doctors Meet in Loveland for Two Day Session
The Miami Valley Medical Society and the Southwestern Ohio Medical Society held a two day meeting in Loveland with physicians from Clermont Warren and Hamilton counties. Papers covered atmosphere removal of abnormal growth on hands and face and other medical topics. Members elected to join forces as the Miami Valley Medical Society and supported a Musgrove medical bill.
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Miami Valley Medical Society
Southwestern Medical Association
Loveland
Clermont
Warren
Hamilton
R. T. Trimble
Miami Valley Association
Con. Gatch
This
Carmichael
Beeson
Leesburg
Judkins
Cincinnati
Savage
E. 8. Stevens
Lebanon
Zinke
Wm. Judkins
Byron Stanton
G. L Kreiger
Madisonville
W. P. Evans
Miamiville
B. M. Rickets
R. B. Hall
Ricketts
Evans
Wakefield
Southwestern Ohio Medical Society
Musgrove
T. W. Fitzpatrick
G. A. Fackler
Fitzpatrick
Scott
Krieger
A. Hough
B. M. Ricketts
Cincinnaati
Wm. Scott
Sixth District Congress Convention Sets Lebanon May First
The Sixth District Congress Committee met at Loveland to fix place and time for the convention. Lebanon was chosen as the site with May 1 as the date. Delegate strength is 160 votes plus one for each 100 votes or fraction, based on McKinley 1908 results. Brown absent. Judge Walter Dilatush of Warren elected chairman. Dr. Morrow of Highland secretary. C. R. Fisher of Clinton assistant secretary.
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W. Hulick
J. M. Pattison
PROMS
Eis Soc Eie
Pos Cregacdesses
Halick
C. E. Edwards
Alva Crabtree
Prohibition
Republican Congressonal Committee
Loveland
Lebanon
Warren County
Sixth District Congress Committee
Clinton
Clermont
Green
Highland
Warren
Brown
McKinley
Walter Dilatush
Dr. Morrow
C. R. Fisher
Coxey Contingent In Clermont Distresses Neighbors At Love Land
The Indiana Coxey army headed toward Washington disrupted a freight train at Madeira by seizing four box cars. They rode into Loveland where locals offered cigars and tobacco but no stimulants beyond natural leaf. After a brief stay they moved on to Wilmington where a large crowd visited their camp and residents supplied meals.
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Indiana
Coxey
Cincinnati
Washington
Corey
Madeira
Loveland
Election Bonds Sought for Brown County Lights
Georgetown voters sign petition to issue 10009 dollars in bonds for electric lights and water works under General Assembly act. After completion Brown County may swing Republican with city improvements.
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Georgetown
Council
the General Assembly
Brown County
Two More Made Happy by Fred Schubert's Joyful News
Honest Fred Schubert, a prominent citizen, is delighted by the marriage of his youngest son George to Miss Lizzie Schwall of Afton, a German belle. They wed at the bride's parents’ home on Friday April 2, 194 in the presence of relatives and guests, with Rev. G M Fulton officiating and a fine dinner served. The couple will begin a thrifty, earnest life, and friends extend best wishes.
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Fred Schubert
George
Lizzie Schwall
Afton
G. M. Fulton
Clermont Pride in Hulick Endorsement for Congress
The Felicity Times endorses Judge Hulick for Congress in Ohio's Sixth District. It praises his nonpartisan service, Christian character, and willingness to aid constituents in Washington, noting Clermont's pride in supplying the district's representative.
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Courier
Judge Hulick
Felicity Times
The
Times
Clermont
Hulick
Congress
Washington
Clermont County Teachers Association Session at City Hall
A Clermont County Teachers Association meeting at City Hall drew many educators despite bad weather. Rev. Page led with scripture. Prof. John F Robinson spoke on the association’s uses and advantages while Mrs. Lydia Garner and 3. L. Turnipseed presented essays on school literature and classroom beauty. George F Sand delivered the day’s address Uncommon Sense. Visiting teachers from neighboring counties attended. next meeting time and place to be announced.
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Clermont
Batavia
Teachers’ Association
Page
John F. Robinson
Lydia Garner
L. Turnipseed
George F. Sand
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Butler
Brown
Clinton
Warren
Jones's Jump Fatal Ohio Execution Looms Ahead
A Courier report details John Jones awaiting execution in Ohio with a frightened, collapsing state. He protests no guilt, pleads for morphine and whisky, while wardens test a rope and scaffold near the annex. Legal appeals mount toward May 3 as broader courts consider his fate.
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Courier
Jones
Circuit Court
James
Playford
Ohio
Politician Hulick Seen Securing Sixth Ohio Seat
Washington dispatch reports Sixth District Ohio GOP hopes rest on Hulick’s renomination. Voters favored by media, party unity, and heavy fall turnout. Judge O Ne al plans to campaign for Hulick. Co K Mth O V L unit to reunite at Williamsburg April 28 with an all day session and camp fire. Reverend Carson delays lecture due to congregant’s death. next chance pending.
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Mth O
V. L
Williamsburg
Widow of Orville Grant Dies in East Orange New Jersey
Mrs. Hannah Mary Medary Grant widow of Orville Grant and niece of Samuel Medary dies at her East Orange home on April 9 Col. Fred Grant attended the funeral. The obituary notes her Ohio roots, small stature and sunny disposition. The piece also mentions Oscar Murphy's manslaughter case with a four year sentence and a stay of execution pending appeal. A local advertisement extols a drug-store sale and promotions in Batavia Ohio.
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Hannah Mary Medary Grant
Orville
General Grant
East Orange
New Jersey
Fred Grant
Indian Office
Hon. J. Q
Church Under the Hammer Seizes Ripley Church Assets
In Ripley the Wesleyan Methodist church faced a salary suit by its pastor, securing judgment and triggering seizure of the church as the sole remaining asset, signaling a dramatic fiscal action for the congregation. The note also chronicles a wild Warren County snake tale, local county jail planning by Adams county officials, bonds for county improvements, and obituary details for John G. Conk, longtime Cincinnati tailor and Hillsboro resident.
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Ripley
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Greenfield Enterprise Endorses Judge Hulick Re‑Election
The Greenfield Enterprise declares Judge Hulick a first choice and commends his Congress career as useful and brilliant. The paper voices pride in presenting him to readers and voters for re election and hints at further discussion to follow.
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Greenfield
Hulick
Congress
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