Sixth District Republicans Nominate Hildebrant at Greenfield
The Greenfield convention nominated Charles Q. Hildebrant by acclimation amid a harmonious gathering. Speeches by John Woodlief and others praised the party and Union history while Hildebrant accepted the nomination and pledged to work for district and national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Old Highland
Charles Q. Hildebrant
Ohio Southern
Woodliet
W. P. Maddox
Brown County
E. ©. Patchell
Clermont
A. J. Wilson
Clinton
Morris Taylor
Greene
Thos. Ferguson
Highland
Higgins
Warren
Credentials
Dr. Sheldon
Brown
David McDonald
W. W. Savage
T. B. Andrew
Isma Troth
James Stodps
Rules and Order of Business
Robert McKinley
Con. W. Gatch
W.H. Miller
Wilson
Conover
J. C. Mastin
T. J. Williams
Kimbrough
O. H. Ellis
Green
L.P. Drewhoe
Foster Houseworth
O. E. Young
W. C. Ireton
R. E. Holaday
C. J. Butt
Charles Rogers
L. Langdon
Congressional Committee
O. E. Barr
N. E. Bradley
W. F. Hains
M. A. Bradstone
Frank Ambrose
Huse Bone
W.F. Haines
M. A. Broadstone
Woodlief
Committee
Holaday
C. Q. Hildebrant
Hildebrant
C. B. Vandervort
Vandervort
Representative Ankeny
C. R Fisher
Republican Party
Legislative Department
Albert Douglas
Chillicothe
Waien
Jeleke
Cincinnati
Frank Dyer Receives Dean Appointment at Miami University
Clermont teacher Frank Dyer, famed for his ascent from Batavia superintendent to Madisonville innovator, Hamilton County school examiner, and assistant superintendent, has been named dean of the new State normal school at Miami University Oxford. The board praised his merit, integrity, and leadership and urged his continued influence in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dyer
Loveland
Batavia
Boards of Education
Madisonville
Hamilton County
Miami University
Oxford
State Normal School
Frank B. Dyer
Dyer
New Richmond Improvement Company Incorporated
The New Richmond Improvement Company has been incorporated for internal village improvements and related activities. Capital stock is $1,000 in 200 shares of $5 each, with some half hundred shares already subscribed.
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New Richmond
Venice of America Flats Attract Summer Outing
The Flats, called the Venice of America, are promoted as a sportsman's pleasure resort reachable by White Star Line steamers. A Toledo departure at 9:15 a.m. starts May 4, with a new steel steamer Greyhound joining daily from June 21. J. W. Conrad promotes Toledo, Ohio outings.
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Venice
America
White Star Line
Toledo
Greyhound
J. W. Conrad
Fire destroys Brown dairy barn at Loveland
George W. Brown’s large Loveland dairy barn burned last Saturday night in an unknown incident. The total loss was about 10000 dollars with only 1700 insured. The blaze consumed the barn, 80 tons of hay, 26 Holstein cattle, three horses, and all dairy equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brown
Loveland
Law Grants Constable Powers to Horse Thief Chasers
A recent Legislature act endows members of associations formed to pursue horse thieves with limited constable powers to serve warrants. It also authorizes county commissioners to reimburse such groups up to 75 dollars for misdemeanor arrests and 100 dollars for felony arrests.
Clermont Residents Mourn Steamboat Disaster Groom
The City of Pittsburg steamer disaster near Carlo on Sunday April 20 claimed pilot Harry Doss who had married Carrie Allen in 1890. Carrie, daughter of A. R. Allen of Batavia, became Mrs. Doss, a Clermont native, and his father was a victim in the same disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond Independent
Harry Doss
City
Pittsburg
Carlo
Clermont
Doss
Carrie Allen
A. R. Allen
Batavia
R. L. Gest
Dose
Batavia Annexation Advocates Push for Growth
Batavia officials set annexation debates for next week as residents anticipate a public vote. The article frames expansion as progress and envisions Batavia becoming a large, progressive suburban city near Cincinnati as development accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Cincinnati
Miss Stone to Publish Memoir on Macedonian Brigands
Miss Ellen M. Stone plans a biography titled Six Months Among Macedonian Brigands to be published by McClure, Phillips & Co. Parts will appear in McClure's Magazine from May. The narrative frames the kidnapping as a political act, notes hardship, and praises captors for patriotism while seeking funds to arm the Macedonian cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Llen M. Stone
McClure, Phillips & Co
McClure
Miss Stone
Mme. Talika
Sudden death of young Sarah Tessdale shocks town
Sarah Tessdale fifteen daughter of Simeon Tessdale died at home on North Street after Friday appendicitis, funeral held Monday at 10 with schools dismissed. Rev. Bailey and Rev. Billman led services as mourners gathered in rain, pallbearers named, town pays tribute to a bright, gentle girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Simeon Tessdale
North Street
Moyniog
Harry Dennis
Bailey
M. E. Church
Billman
Presbyterian Church
Murray Titus
DeWit Billman
Ed Long
Charles Syler
Harry Homan
Owen Applegate
Broken Promise Suit Falls to Pieces in Ohio Case
Lena Manchester of Higgins Port sued E. M. Bronner of Cincinnati for breach of promise in a $50,000 damages case. The suit was dismissed after questions prepared by Bronner’s attorney went unanswered, leaving Manchester without remedy. The article recounts alleged court actions and the judge’s ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Bronner
Cincinnati
Lena Manchester
Higginsport
Miss Manchester
New York
Alum Baking Powders Tainted with Alum Crackdown Across States
Judge Clarke in Missouri fines several grocers for selling baking powders containing alum. New York Health Department seized alum-based powders hidden with ground rock, dumped into the river. Officials warn alum substitutes risk health and urge shoppers to demand reputable brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
St. Louie
Health Department of
New York
Lynchburg Distillery Defendants Fail in Polluting Water Case
The circuit court reversed the common pleas ruling in the Lynchburg distillery pollution case. William Cleveland Harley Pulse Jerry Archer Frank Boswell and Edward Smith were tried for dumping poisonous refuse into the East Fork of the Little Miami. The reversal cites missing Ohio venue in Highland and Brown counties and endorses Judge Markley’s definition of reasonable doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown News-Democrat
William Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Lynchburg
Wm. Cleveland
Harley Pulse
Jerry Archer
Frank Boswell
Edward Smith
East Fork
Little Miami
Common Pleas
Markley
Highland County
Brown County
Cherrington
Building Improvement and New Construction Near Water Street
Charles King, an employee of the shoe heel factory, bought a Water street site opposite Red Gamler’s residence to build a handsome cottage overlooking the East Fork and Duckwall bottoms. Brickwork at the new heel factory began last Saturday and is being pushed. At Olive Branch the powerhouse and other buildings rise rapidly with contracts near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles King
Water Street
Red
Gamler
East Fork
Joliffe Will Construction Told by Clermont Common Pleas
Grand Jury reports on May 12 with excused juror and new foreman. Cases heard include petit larceny embezzlement burglary and related matters. Court rules semiannual interest payments to Tealie Raper Calvert and directs estate trustees to pay legal fees. final dispositions include guardianship and distribution actions.
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Port
John B. Reese
B. F. Acra
George Hibbitts
M.j.spero
John Spero
Edward Fuller
Geo. Carter
Mina Mead
Edwin J. Mead
W. W. Dennison
Martha Derricks
Thomas South
Allen B. Nichols
Casper Luh
William G. Cramer
Michael Ub
Pabst Brewing Company
William Weir
Geo. L. Noelo
John F. Noelo
Ella Bragdon
Elizabeth Fillager
E C. Ely
Ohio
Sisid
Raper
Calvert
Synthesia Raper
Calvert Lockridge
Fanny Raper
Testatrix
Synthella Joliffe
Fanny Kaper
Tesatatrix
Synthesia Joliffe
Joliffe Estate
Frazier
Foley's Honey and Tar Contains No Opiates
Doctor John Bunn and Son market Foley's Honey and Tar in Batavia Ohio stating it contains no opiates and will not cause constipation unlike other cough medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
John Bunn & Son
Batavia
Ohio
Georgetown Elopement Sparks Cincinnati Union
A Georgetown stock dealer W. W. Young and Miss Anna Iler eloped to Cincinnati. They were married by Rev. M. R Fuller on Wesley Avenue after a Georgetown license. The couple, described as wealthy and social figures, are now reportedly honeymooning in the East.
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Cincinnati
Georgetown
W. W. Young
Mammal
Anna Iler
Young
M. R Fuller
Wesley Avenue
East
Reform School Sentences for Meat Theft Pair and Six Others
Ed Fuller and George Carter pleaded guilty to house breaking and larceny in a meat theft case. Six others received reformatory sentences at Biase Field for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Fuller
George Carter
Biase Field
Grand Army encampment of Ohio meets in Lasere May
Veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic and Ohio Department gather in Lasere for a five active days of parades camp fires and social events. The encampment honors their service with ceremonies and displays of memory and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sree
Grand Army of the
Regalic
Ohio
Lasere
Ely Mild
Divorce Granted After Alleged Failure to Provide Spouse
Maria White obtained a divorce from Ben White in the common pleas court last Saturday on failure to provide. The couple had worked to keep a small home in the upper town. Ben’s alleged infidelity and neglect prompted Maria to seek alimony with the entire property awarded to her. Ben disposed of his belongings and prepared to leave, with hopes of finding work elsewhere as a laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria White
Ben White
Ben
Taza
May Festival Receives Cincinnati Woman's Press Club
At a May Festival gathering the executive board planned a reception for press women from over two dozen clubs. The event will occur May 14 from 2 to 6 pm in the Cincinnati Literary Club rooms with invited officials from county and city clubs. The piece also covers rehearsals for the Cincinnati May Festival chorus, conductor details, and a charity concert aboard a ship inspiring donations for a family after a passenger’s death.
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Cincinnati Woman's Press
Gemaed
Cincinnati Literary Club
Music Hall
Ayutt Lf
Remy Wall
Glover
Rawson
Thomas
Ras Hand
Taryr
Gluck
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John Woodlief
Jelke
Hop. D. Q. Morrow
Hillsboro
John R. Woodlief
Frank Frost
Lebanon
J. F. Haverstick
Xenia
Walter L. Remley
Crab
Joseph F. Walker
Democratic Party
Henry Clay
Garfield
Rufus Choate
Rome
United States of America
Harrison
Fort Sumpter
Jefferson Doyle
Washington
Lincoln
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Appomattox
San Juan Hill
Spain
Jopy
Grant
Hayes
McKinley
Roosevelt
Congress
Hanna
Foraker
Nash
NEW Corporation
THE
BASS
Clermonters
Beck
Chamberlain
Missouri
Clermont Common Pleas
Joliffe Will
J. 8. Parrott
H. A. Rice
Henry Speidel
Grand Jury
John Smith
Jackson Charles Caiboon Tate
George Bryan
Sbeeeererr
Franklin
William Smith
H. Ludlow
Peveneteres
Union
Stanley Brunk
Wayne C.S. Maiott
W. L. Manning Veeerersees
Tate
George Hibbits
James S. Archer Pierce
Charles Peterson
Aees Beyes Williamsburg
William Davis
Jackson
Albert Nichols
Petit Jury
John Jernegan
Miami
Ralph Hill
G. B. Beacham
Williamsburg
Clarke Beard
James Davis
Tate Elmer Taylor
Monroe Edward Yancey
Edward Mattox
Weare
Pierce
Jesse Fee Ohio
Warren Sargent
Franklin Charles Kain
Williamsbuarg
Robert A. Martin Reese
Miami Cs
Aias Terest
Awaay
Ateso
Monroe Lewis Jones
Monroe
F.M . Carey
John Compton
Rocky Mountain
G. A
Locust Corner High School
Pierce Township High School
M. E
Locust Corner
CIA
Ye. Della Nichols
Catavia
Sean
Ricker
John Dunn & Son
Denace
England
Ocean
Payora
Daviex
Auditora
Tuare
Eashat
Foley's
Ase & Security
Drobo Bunn & Bon
Batayla
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