Court records reveal numerous filings and judgments
The article lists court entries including appointments of Milton R. Day as deputy sheriff and James M. Griffith as court constable. It reports confessions of judgment, divorces, demurrers, pleas of guilty, mandates from circuit court, grand jury indictments for petit larceny, and upcoming jury dates. It also notes settlements, guardianship accounts, and transfers of real estate, plus a drowning death of Judge Collings's son at Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton R. Day
Felicity
Speidel
James M. Griffith
Wm. A. Johnson
Allen Johnson
Thomas Templin
A. J. Hutchinson
Motif
Adolph Frey
C. L. Bolender
Joseph W. Emery
Rollin Emery
Thomas Shearer
Jacob Graus
William P. Cramer
Arquilla M. Cramer
Mary E. McGraw
Susan Thomas Et al
Wm. Daugherty
Lucinda Clark
State of Ohio
David Brooks
Marriage Licenses and Multiple Wills Noted in Local Notices
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including George Plotner and Louise Vaughn in New Richmond and Ora Earhart and Oliva Burnside in Williamsburg among others. It also reports WILLS FILED with Burroughs W Teal's will detailing debts, funeral expenses, and a $100 bequest to Bertha Teal, plus land to Granville Teal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Plotner
New Richmond
Louise Vaughn
Batavim
Arthur G. Davia
Ineman
Tobasco
Ella Nichole
Amelia
Ora F. Earhart
Farmer
Williamsburg
Oliva Burnside
Washburn
Francis 8
Batavia
Emma BE. Kettler
Summerside
Rev
Brown
Burroughs W. Teal
Bertha Teal
Granville Teal
Granville
Burroughs A. Teal
J. M. Teal
Catherine Teal
Stephen Cramer
Perry J. Nii
Bartha
Jacob Crosse in serious condition after hog drive injury
Jacob Crosse, an aged farmer, is in serious condition from internal injuries after being trampled and gouged by a drove of hogs. Relatives and friends have been sent for as doctors fear he will not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Crosse
Cross
Corruption Probes Stir Xenia After Election
Rumors say detectives probe Xenia corruption charges from the late election. About 16 affidavits allege prominent citizens used money whisky and cigars to influence votes. Neighbors have faced turmoil for eighteen months. A local ad touts a five dollar saving on a Jolt wagon from Rapp & Coyle Batavia Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Rapp & Coyle
Batavia
Ohio
Black preacher accused in string of child assaults
Henry Henderson a Williamsburg preacher, about 55, faces charges of attempted rape of an 11 year old and is linked to four other cases involving children aged 7 to 18 over six months. He was taken to Batavia jail amid threats of lynching after a mob attack. The suspect allegedly used trust to lure victims. one father attacked Henderson with a club, nearly triggering a broader mob response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Henderson
Williamsburg
Batavia
Henderson
Tiffen Frazier
Mr. Frazier
Heinrici and Miss Markland wed in Covington Kentucky
Albert Heinrici and Miss Kate Markland were married in Covington on April 27 1903. The bridal party included Miss Hattie Dowdney as bridesmaid and Thomas Speidel as groomsman. After a carriage and rail trip to old Kentucky the couple were joined in matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Heinrici
Kate Markland
Covington
Kentucky
Batavia
Theodore Markland
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Laura Boyd Heinrici
Batavia School Board Rehires Entire Teaching Staff
At the Batavia board meeting last Thursday night all the young teachers from the old school were rehired. The list includes J. B. Colling as superintendent Cecile Hulick as principal Edith Griffith Belle McDonald Julia Long Lelia Anderson Adah Leonard Elma Townsley. The group is praised as excellent scholars and staunch educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Colling
Cecile Hulick
Edith Griffith
Belle McDonald
Julia Long
Lelia Anderson
Adah Leonard
Elma Townsley
Batavia
Plan to Raise Sustentation Fund in Cincinnati Presbytery
At the Cincinnati Presbytery meeting Dr David Scraft outlined using the sustentation fund of about 3800 to boost minister salaries. Goshen church salary to rise 600 to 900 while 600 more will be shared among Cleves Milford Madeira Plain Run and Mt Carmel churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
David Scraft
Goshen
Cleves
Milford
Madeira
Plain Run
Mt. Carmel
Trial Judgment in Kentucky Shooting Case
County Judge Lewis orders the examining trial dismissed finding John Lawson killed himself with his own gun while going to Charlies Durham’s home on a hunt for trouble. The court rules Lawson acted as his own accessory before the fact in the fatal incident at Mt. Vernon Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Durham
John Lawson
Mt. Vernon
Kentucky
Lewis
Lawson
Durham
Pierce Township High School Commencement at Locust Corner
The Pierce Township High School commencement was held at the M E church Locust Corner last Thursday evening. Three graduates Miss Velma Mott May Schwitzer and Raymond Lindsey spoke with praise for their teacher Prof D E Kirgan. Prof Creger president of the N N Y delivered the address. Four Cincinnati musicians provided music and ushers were Stella Ayer Katherine Winspear Thomas Eppert and Froude Tone. Major B Ricker presented the diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Township High School
M. E
Locust Corner
Velma Mott
May Schwitzer
Raymond Lindsey
D. E. Kirgan
Prof. Creger
Cincinnati
Stella Ayer
Katherine Winspear
Thomas Eppert
Froude Tone
B. Ricker
W C T U Split Over Report As Williamsburg Session Looms
Commissioners meet in regular session and hold a star chamber gathering to consider the committee report on the county financial statement in a dispute with the State of Ohio. They plan to load refreshments and the report onto a flat car to Williamsburg for executive action, while Milford hosts a temperance convention with officers elected and members urged to enforce laws and spread literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Penn Williams
Newby
Gen. Schenck
Lenin
Star Chamber
Surveyor’s
Davidson
Williamsburg
Sunday-School Convention in Batavia Delights Town
Clermont County Sunday-school Convention held in Batavia on Thursday and Friday proved the pleasantest and most interesting event of its kind. Local talent and a touring quartet drew about 150 visitors who were warmly entertained. The program aligned with prior notices and left attendees with a delightful impression while urging others to attend next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Batavia
Seed mix up leads to suit over cantaloupe not pickle seeds
A Kentucky Benton county farmer sued a seed firm for $200 after receiving cantaloupe seeds instead of pickle seeds. The firm argued the error could have been spotted. The judge overruled the demurrer and the case proceeds on its merits. Also a testimonial praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County
Kentucky
Georgetown motorman saves child from car crash
James Croswell, motorman on the G and P road, nearly collides with his own child on wet rails near Georgetown last Thursday night. The child rolls aside as Croswell’s car stops, and the boy calls out Hello papa, escaping injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Croswell
Georgetown
Croswell
Damages Demanded Over Telephone Interception Suit
Frank H. Thewlis of Louisville sues Cumberland Telephone Co for 10000 alleging an operator tipped a private employer conversation he was having over the company line and cost him his job. The piece argues telephone secrecy is essential to business and criticizes breaches by operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Clermont
the Tribune
Frank H. Thewlis
Louisville
Cumberland Telephone Company
Thewlis
Death of an Old Typo Thomas Dimmitt
Thomas Dimmitt formerly of this place died in St Louis on Wednesday morning April 15 aged about 50. Born in New Richmond he was the youngest son of John and Julia Dimmitt and brother to A M Dimmitt Batavla Miss Julia Dimmitt Xenia and Mrs Almira McMurchy New Richmond. He leaves a widow and one child. Funeral services were held from the home of Mrs Almira McMurchy with the Christian church pastor officiating and interment in Green Lawn cemetery. He learned the printing trade at Sun office and later worked in Cincinnati. He was warm hearted and well liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dimmitt
St. Louis
New Richmond
John
Julia Dimmitt
A. M. Dimmitt
Batavla
Xenia
Almira McMurchy
Knoxville
Tennessee
The
Christian Church
Green Lawn Cemetery
Sun
Cincinnati
Republican State Convention Session Set for June 8
The Ohio State Journal reports the Republican State Central Committee calls the first convention session for 4 PM Tuesday June 8 with M A Hanna as temporary chairman delivering the keynote address. District meetings in the state house will select vice presidents and committee members. The rules aim to end preemptive county delegate elections, reducing contests, a change first adopted last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Republican State Central Committee
M. A. Hanna
State House
Hocking
West Batavia Builds Prosperity Amid New Factories
West Batavia shows rapid growth with brick works rebuilt larger after a fire, a heel factory, and a new machine shop housing about 30 workers. The area includes business houses and a striking N W depot for stock and freight, plus a busy traction road signaling ongoing enterprise and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Batavia
The Streets Look Neat Let Us Keep Them 80 Batavia
The Batavia streets look neat but residents scatter paper wrappers after visiting the post office. Former Marshal Ezra Krinks once chased offenders, shouting, then collected wrappers in a basket. An ordinance banning loose papers is proposed to fix the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ezra Krinks
Woman Recovers After Four Months Bed Rest in Powellville
Mrs J J Monson of Powellville Kentucky says she suffered eight years of kidney trouble and four months confined to bed. After trying doctors and medicines she used Dodd's Kidney Pills and improved rapidly. She reports full health now and can work without pain or weakness and praises the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powereville
J.J. Monson
Dodd
Re Lota
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John W. Boggs
Julia Boggs
William L. Hill
Common Pleas
John W. Murphy
Trustees
Williamsburg Township
Judgment of
Murphy
H. P. Williams
John Sutton
William Belt
Clarence Belt
J. R. Johnson
Eunice Leavitt
Elizabeth Leavitt
Rebecca Sprague
L. W. Day
Albert Young
Mary E. Young
Bethel
F. M. Oxley
Levi Stultz
James Clare
John C. Kyle
Susan Kyle
Hiram Sanders
Charles Rusaglot
W. A. Johnson
Robert Rowan
William Behymer
Dennis Behymer
Bernard Smith
Clermont Fair Association
H. Anderson
C. G. & P. RR. Company
J. D. Payne
Village of Loveland
Malichi Anderson
Cincinnati Street R. RB. Company
T. B. Ward
L. Ward
Obio Va
Obio
Ad Hughes
Teal
Testator
Codiell
Allen B
H. L. Nichols
W. R. Clark
Elijah Marriot
Stevens
W. H. Holter
Allen B. Nichols
Christian Glasgow
Hannah E. Nichols
Thomas B. Nichols
T. d. Trees
Chas. F. Trees
L. W. Hitch
Bessie Williams
John H. Hillen
Howard Cooper
Ketcham
Leoa Davis
Mary E. Leeds
Henry L. Sherman
Geo. W. Ireton
David E. Ireton
Wm. O. Maham
Randolph Reiss
R. Wirth
Emma Wirth
John Rist
J. O. McCoy
Charles H
Mary Hillen
John Hillen
E. J. Rosselot
Frederick Rosselot
C. Witham
Marion Rilea
D. K. McDonald
Peter
Branaugh
Joseph Flich
Wieling Dena
Miami Township
Apna Henke
W. Rufus Walker
Batavia Township
W.H. Smith
C. L. Vandemont
Monroe Township
Co. F. Hamilton
Nancy E. Ansputz
Clement L. Gaskins
Joseph White
A. J. Adamson
R. H. Adamson
Nancy A. Houser
Jesse A. Stratton
Neville Village
Irene Steelman
Frank A. Hitch
Julia Roll Et al
Anna Hal
Richmond
Ruth Goodwin
Sarah Hannah
Hillis A. Reed
Charles E. Reed
Tate Township
Wm. Ellis
Ennis E. Moorehead
Albert Huling
Lewis Kitchen
Hulington
W. Day
Gertrude Pohl
Anna Snider
Andrew Snider
Stonelick
Frank Schemel
Jane O. N. Jones
Anna Hall
Sarah Scott
F. B. Dyer
Jine
Hamilton County
Dyer
Bosne
State Normal School
Oxford
Collings
Manchester
Probate Court
Jalil
Pierce Township, High School
Minnie Pierce
Oak Grove
Port of Secretary
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Miss Doughman
Florence Leever
Jennie Weaver
Edenton
A. W. Clark
F. Richards
Nettie Emmons
Florence Richards
Anna Saunders
W. Clark
Clark
Columbus
Richards
Leipsic
Newtonsville
Owensville
Marathon
Isabel
Anna Hill
Martha Sanders Nicely
H. L. Brunson
Charles Case
F. L. Cook
M. Doughman
Anti-Saloon League
Chicago
Epworth League
W. P. Richards
Roller
W.C.T. U
Anna W. Clark
Milford Union
F. Ellsberry
Mary
Crick
White Plains
Nash
State Convention
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