Hulick-Weaver Reunion Draws Largest Attendees at Batavia Fairgrounds
Thousands from ministers to merchants gathered for the Hulick-Weaver 24th anniversary reunion at the Boston fair grounds. The crowd enjoyed a program of band music, speeches, recitations, and a long parade of bicyclists, with prizes awarded to riders from Batavia township and surrounding areas. The event closed with farewells and plans for a silver reunion next August.
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Hulick- Weaver
Boston Fair Grounds
Yrtet
Pendaunts
E. M. Bell
Ed. Ely
Mary
Lou Orebaugh
Marjorie Hulick
Leona Witham
Robinson Ely
Chas
Belt
A. Glancy
Mary Cowen
Clermonters
Kentucky
G. W. Hulick
Georgia Thompson
Clermont
Loveland
Village Belle Shot in Felicity Ridge Feud
In Felicity last Friday Vird Ramsey shot at his fiancée Miss Belle Alexander after a dispute. Belle threw a brick striking Ramsey who then fired a gun. he fled toward the Kentucky hills as bloodstains marked the pavement. All participants are described as colored.
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Felicity
Vird Ramsey
Belle Alexander
Belle
Wird
Topnotch and Recherche Society
Kentucky Hills
Dead Baby Found In Hotel Room At Williams Surg
A young dining room worker Amanda Heywood from Milford died after a baby, born alive, was found dead in her bed following a suicide attempt at the Atchley House in Williamsburg. A coroner’s inquest supported the finding. the father named a Loveland youth.
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Atchley House
Williamsburg
Amanda Heywood
Milford
Squire Davidson
Yue Hotel
Chilc
Loveland
Dr P M Ashburn Honored at Cincinnati College of Medicine
In the prospectus for Isl7s the Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery lists Dr P M Ashburn of this place as demonstrator and lecturer and as a member of the dispensary staff in clinical surgery. His Batavia and Clermont friends are proud of his advancement.
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Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery
Isl7s
P.M. Ashburn
Sixth THhOLV I Reunion Sets Aug 1 at Morrow
The sixth annual THhOLV I reunion will be held in Morrow on Thursday August 1. The regiment formed in Warren and Clermont counties includes Corporal Seth Brown now MC from the sixth district and Major Sam West a Clermont attorney. A fine program has been prepared and a good time is expected.
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Thholv. I
Morrow
Warren
Clermont
Seth Brown
M.C
Vith
Sam West
TWO BATAVIANS Vie For Senatorial Nomination At Democratic Convention
The Batavia districts tilt to nominate a Senate candidate as Senator Tissander loses delegates in Brown county. Butler's Peter Schwab and Warren's Ivans announce campaigns while Clermont men H L Nichols and Frank Rondebush also seek support. The Mason Warren convention will convene with 129 delegates, distributed Warren 159, Butler 50, Clermont 81, Brown 80.
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Tissander
Senate
Brown County
Peter Schwab
Butler
Ivans
Warren
Clermont
H. L. Nichols
Brown
Mason
Warrena Coity
Ripsey
Tissander Decesuss
Garrison
New Suits for October Term Opened at Milford District
The Milford Home Building Company sues Mary A Pocock for foreclosure. William Pribble sues Alice Pribble for alleged willful absence beyond the legal limit. Moses Duckwall sues Kila M Gradley and N Kk Bradys to set aside a deed and obtain equitable relief. Ella Welsh sues George Welsh for divorce. George Hathorse sues the Village of Loveland for money for services as night waterman. allowance refused. James Sanders sues Jacob Brothers on appeal from Wayne township docket. State charges William McMilian. Jane Dansberry swears fear of bodily harm and a peace warrant issued. accused held to appear at October term.
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Milford Home Building Company
Mary A. Pocock
William Pribble
Alice Pribble
Moses Duckwall
Kila M. Gradley
N. Kk. Bradys
Ella Welsh
George Welsh
George Hathorse
Loveland
Loveland Village
Connect
James Sanders
Jacob Brothers
Suture
Tongue in Cheek Notes From Ripley Bee Satire
A witty blurb mocks local readers who contradict articles in the thin paper. It cheekily targets a group described as chronic kickers who get tips from gossipers and advice is to heed Josh Billings on knowing too much.
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Ripley Bee
Josh Billings
Woman suffers after mistaking lye for cider drought tale
Mrs J Robertsam of Race Street Cincinnati is visiting Mt Carmel and drank a cup of cider tainted with lye. She experienced severe burning cramps and stomach injury but showed signs of recovery by Thursday morning. Sheriff Ed Buvinger returns from Chicago health visit reporting improvement.
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Dr. J. Robertsam
Race Street
Cincinnati
Mt. Carmel
DeroTy
ED Buvinger
Chicago
Wheat Boom Foretold as Kansas Shipments Surge
Dispatch from Kansas City reports 2127 cars of wheat moved in five days valued at $799,000, with expectations for higher receipts if Monday’s weather stays fair. The piece notes vast grain flow across the country and mentions plans for sanitation and water infrastructure in a sister village, plus local optimism for new enterprise.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Ticdmond
Injunction Upholds Perkins Hill Case Against Railways
Judge Griffith granted an injunction halting the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway management from occupying Perkins Hill road. County commissioners filed suit to restrain interference with the Perkins hill route, citing threats to public safety and travel. The railroad must refrain from a 1 foot occupation and an 18 foot by 30 foot diagonal cut, with a $200 bond posted by each commissioner.
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Perkins Hill
Griffith
Perkins
State Fair and Industrial Exposition Preparations Grow
From Columbus Ohio comes word that preparations for the State Fair and Industrial Exposition are advancing with August fourth through September first. Improvements aim to showcase the latest in agriculture and the arts of science with buildings kept in top condition to handle many exhibits and applicants. Further details will appear in the next issue.
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Columbus
Ohloe
Murder at a Jefferson township picnic in Adams County
John Hayslip shot and killed Marshall Gordley at a Jefferson township picnic after declaring a plan to shoot someone. Hayslip, intoxicated, fired twice, killing Gordley. he was arrested following the incident marking Adams County’s return to murder after weeks without one.
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Adams County
John Hayslip
Jefferson Township
Hayslip
Gordley
Hayslp
Storm Strikes On Ohio Turnpike Kills Horse
William Kittler driving along the Ohio turnpike encountered a lightning struck tree that toppled onto his horse, killing it instantly. He was greatly shocked but otherwise unharmed.
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William Kittler
Bantam
Mr. K
Five Fishermen arraigned for Sunday Seine fishing case
John Kendall Arthur Kendall Walter Kendall and William Kinsett of Nethel faced Mayor Sprague over Sunday fishing with a seine in Poplar creek. A jury found them guilty and they were fined 25 dollars plus costs or 30 days in the workhouse, the defendants choosing the alternative.
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John
Arthur
Walter Kendall
William Kinsett
Nethel
Sprague
Bishing
Poplar Creek
Teacher Married In County Ceremony
The event tied the knot last Thursday at 12 oclock, uniting Mr Eugene Dial and Miss Gussie Hall of Glen Kate in a ceremony performed by Rev J W Magruder. Dial, a respected educator and musician, and Hall, renowned for musical skill, hail from notable local families.
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Eugene Dial
Gussie Hall
Glen Kate
J. W. Magruder
Chas, Hall
Lizzie Haya Hall
Dial
Miss Hall
Citizens Meeting Aims to Curtail County Expenses in Nicholasville
A mass meeting of citizens and taxpayers gathered at Steelman's Grove near Nicholasville to seek means to lower taxes and reduce the county debt. Attendees included residents from Batavia Ohio Monroe and Tate townships with speeches by F J Miller Ban tam W K Bennington Rethel W W Burke G M Butler Chas L Hesse Otto Huber and others. A follow up meeting is set for August 21 1807 at 2 p.m. to advance countywide organization.
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Steelman's Grove
Nicholsville
Batavia
Ohio
Monroe
Tate Townships
F. J. Miller
Bantam
W. BK. Bennington
Rethel
G. M. Butler
Chas
L. Hesse
Otto Hub
Marriage Pairings Include Henderson Wallace and Others
Walter Henderson and Miss Zeridla Wallace join William Weak and Miss Robie Winters, Marlon McFnders and Miss Ida White, Henry Schafer and Elizabeth Kearny, and Thomas J. Gatts to Miss Minnie J. Owens in a social column brief.
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William Weak
Robie Winters
Marlon McFnders
Ida White
Henry Schafer
Elizabeth Kearny
Thomas J. Gatts
Minnie J. Owens
Batavia Nine Travels to Owensville for Pickup Game
A nine-player Batavia team travelled to Owensville Friday to face a locally picked nine. Batavia's lineup included Dale Walker Willie Roudebush Fred Jenike H C Fairman Tom Hullok Dale Parrott James Ashburn Karl Davis and Frank Livengood.
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Batavia
Owensville
Dale Walker
Willie Roudebush
Fred Jenike
H. C. Fairman
Tom Hullok
Dale Parrott
James Ashburn
Karl Davis
Frank Livengood
CLERMONTERS FOR KLONDIKE
Two young farmers from this county start for the Klondike region with pockets full of money. David Young and Edward Davis depart last Thursday seeking gold and hoping to return with wealth, a prospect followed with interest by local readers.
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David Young
Edward Davis
Klondike
Couple’s Divorce Case and Local Notices from Owensville
Mrs Stafford wife of Rev Staflard former ly pastor of a chord at Owensville. 0 is Se cured a divorce from her husbard on the Ground of cruelty. Court actions include debt and alimony cases. Roadside notices cover foxes chicken thieves and a police brief on a Hamilton county divorce suit. A local reunion marks Thomas Nichols birth anniversary.
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Thomas Nichols
New Te Ite
Nichols
Ana
Messrs
Crane & Biv
Perkin Hill Crossing Blocked With Trains For Hours
Local travelers complain as trains repeatedly block the crossing at Perkin's hill for an hour or more causing delay and damage to passersby. In another note from Hillsboro a barber recounts a Cincinnati heat wave incident where a basement shop and employees suffered heat illness and one owner died, prompting the barber to return home.
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Perkin's Hill
Hillsboro News-Heraldy
Cincinnati
Charley Mailenix
Charley
Hulshoro
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