Clermont County Teachers Institute Opens In Williamsburg
The 52d Clermont County Teachers Institute convened in Williamsburg with President Turnipseed presiding at 10 a.m. and devotion led by Rev. Dawson. Notable speakers included Prof. Fess on history and Dr. Schmucker on nature, emphasizing reading, causes over events, and practical teaching methods. The gathering highlighted hospitality, music, and ongoing sessions through Tuesday with wide attendance and local educators from Clermont and surrounding areas.
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Williamsburg
Clermont County Teachers’ Institute
Turnipeeed
America
Dawson
J. H. Daring
Turnipseeed
van Cleve
Clermont County
Milford
Fess
Clermont County Institute
Schmacher
Sweet Child of
Nature
Westchester
Pennsylvania
A. L. Clark
Irienda
Msupt. VanCleve
Troy
Delaware
Clermont
D. Fean
Ada
University of Chicago
Will Kirgan
Wreckage at Peebles N and W line reveals vast ruin
Report describes an 80 foot ravine collapse under the broken N and W bridge near Peebles. Wreckage covers three city blocks with coal, engine parts, and twisted iron. Workmen clear the site as crews plan a three bench trestle replacement. hoboes aboard the ill fated train are missing and believed buried.
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Peebles
Courier
Batavia shuts out Milford in decisive baseball clash
Pitcher Irwin dominates as Batavia whitewashes Milford 25 to 0. Batavia fielders handle every ball cleanly amid a standout infield display. Whalen started for Milford before exiting after five innings. Dennison and Rausche followed. Next up, Batavia hosts Bethel with top form anticipated.
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Batavia
Milford
Whalen
Washington,d. C
Dennison
Rausche
Batavia Boys
Irwin
Fetter
Bethel
Amiger Shokes Icees Batavia
Mayhone
Duatin and Coler
Chautauqua Season Attracts Noted Speakers And Events
The Chautauqua program draws large crowds with Miss Clara Morris set to speak on Stage Life August 14 following Joseph Jefferson. Gen John Black delivers Saturday address, Dr C F Aked lectures August 17 25. Grange Day August 28 features Hon S F Nixon and Ralph Connor readings. Diabetes cured by Foley's Kidney Cure noted by Marion Lee of Dunreeth.
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Clara Morris
Joseph Jefferson
Miss Morris
Chautauqua
Chautauqua County
Aked
America
England
F. Nixon
Ralph Connor
Charlies W. Gordon
Winnipeg
Canada
Marion Lee
Dunreeth
Iod
Foley
John Bunn & Son
Batavia
Agricultural Letter From Columbus on College-Watch Presentation
The Ohio State University graduate school of agriculture closed with 77 total enrollments, seven farmers. Prof Haunt received a gold watch, and Prof Huot praised, while Prof Pium from Indiana was hired for animal husbandry. Dr Jordan warned against misconstrued data and the misuse of feeds, urging unit prices by digestible protein. Professors Hunt Thompson and trustees supported agricultural education expansion with university funds.
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Graduate School of Agriculture
Haunt
Agricultural Department
Ohio State University
Huot
Ohio
Pium
Indiana
Jordan
New York
Cornell
Alma Water
Mississippi Agricultural College
G. S. Roudebush
Georgia
Alabama
Colonel Bundy's First Dress Parade Fails to Salute
The 1st regiment O N G under Colonel Bundy staged a dress parade amid muskets and band music. The adjutant led the drill, but Bundy spoke poorly on his first field dress parade, yet improved the next day during a lengthy interview and rehearsal.
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Bundy
Kennedy Exposition at Sardinia Promises Bigger Fair
Managers promise top entertainment value with a free poster campaign. Races with large purses will draw good horses. New specialties and an ambitious agricultural exhibit mark the year. Dates September 2 to 5 with 25 cent admission and rail line notifications.
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Sardinia
Ohio
Funeral of Charles Starks Held in Mont Clermont After Long Service
The funeral from his home last Thursday drew about 200 relatives and friends in a 60-vehicle cortege. Rev Bailey conducted the service as the Odd Fellows led the ceremony. R W Walker and daughter Bessie Lang sang hymns. Pallbearers were Daniel Brunk T P Breeding Frank Titus Tom Hamilton Oscar Lindsley E S Rush.
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Charles Starks
Clermont
Bailey
Odd Fellows
R. W. Walker
Bessie
Lang
State Fair of Ohio Opens in Columbus With Record Exhibits
The State Fair of Ohio at Columbus opens September 1 and runs through September with record exhibition space and extensive industrial showcases. Daily outdoor attractions include Hermano on a 75 foot stair descent and Weitzman high wire acts as crowd draws. Also notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets relief story and local ads.
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Ohio
Columbus
Hermano
Carthage Fair Earns State Reputation in County
The Carthage Fair of Hamilton county is not the State fair but holds a state reputation. It offers varied attractions, liberal premiums, and broad exhibits of county produce and manufacture. Gates open August 19 and run through August 22, with strong Clermont attendance pledged.
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Carthage
Hamilton County
Washington to swap blue uniforms for olive drab satire
The piece notes a shift from the traditional blue uniforms to olive drab and reprints a Denver Post satire predicting mixed reactions among veterans and the nation. It lampoons the change while defending heritage and patriotism.
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Washington
Denver Post
Tobacco Market Prices Hold Despite Uneven Demand
The market shows larger offerings last week with a midweek full break and another fair size sale. Demand for medium and better tobaccos was uneven while low grades sold steadily. color remained scarce but sold well. one redried tobacco fetched 89 cents, a top price for 1901. Totals: 1,720 hhds averaged $7.04 per cwt, down from last week. daily averages ranged from $5.72 to $7.23. Some local kidney sufferers are urged to try Foley's Kidney Cure.
Democratic Circus Opens Annual Parade Saturday
A satirical note describes the upcoming two ring circus style event with Penn Williams as ringmaster and a cast including William Walker Henry Speidel Paxton Joe Larkin Sumner Myers Davidson and Davis. The piece ends by predicting a Republican elephant taking control in November and reducing Democratic rings to sawdust and ashes.
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Penn Williams
Summers Sauke
William Walker
Henry Speidel
Lion's den
Paxton
Joe Larkin
Sumner Myers
Davidson
Daniel Davis
Williams
Speidel
Boston Agricultural Exhibition Opens Strong in September
John Rowan tours town this August as secretary of the Boston fair, which runs September 9 to 11, showcasing one of the state's finest agricultural and stock exhibitions. The event, a longstanding county institution, draws patronage through attractions, edification, and social interest.
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John Rowan
Whom I Have Believed Paragraph Reflections
A Clermont Courier reader writes about firm faith and steadfast hope in salvation. The letter emphasizes scripture based belief, the Jordan as a divider between heirs and inheritance, and a peaceful trust in Jesus as precious and real beyond earthly troubles.
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Courierk
Jordan
Jesus
Atkins
Accident at Afton leaves youth with severed toes
Thomas Weaver of Alton farm was chopping wood when an axe struck his foot, severing two toes in a diagonal two inch wound. Dr. Van Horn reamputated the injured part after ten stitches, with chloroform, to allow healing and prevent deformity. The patient is about 18 years old and expected to recover.
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Thomas Weaver
William Weaver
Alton
van Horn
Attorney Mallsbarry Injured in Cincinnati Train Accident
Attorney Charles F. Mallebarry, a Cincinnati lawyer and Republican figure, was injured Sunday after leaving a car at Norwood and being thrown to the ground when the train sped up. The accident will keep him away from law practice and politics for several weeks, causing regret among clients and colleagues.
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Charles F. Mallbarry
Ths Place
Cincinnati
Mallebarry
Scrugham
Banl
Norwood
Hels
Tle
Bond Issue Authorized to Fund Road Extension
The C. G. and P. directors authorize one million dollars in bonds for thirty years at five percent. The project is secured by 74 miles of completed track and will fund completion and extension to West Union.
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West Union
Cincinnati Judge’s Burglary Sentences Highlight State Evidence
A Cincinnati judge recalls two burglars facing sentences. One received seventeen years, the other sixteen after the judge noted his State’s evidence. The judge asserts no guilty man escapes, underscoring accountability in his court.
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Cincinnati
Real Law in Xenia Calls for Political Shakeup
The Herald accuses Xenia’s mayor and police of tolerance for saloons openly violating the law and urges the one hundred committee to begin impeachment and removal actions immediately against city officials.
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Xenia
Death and accidents in Adams county and Cincinnati line
Dr B F Slye of West Union dies at home after long Adams county practice begun 1857 born 1822 in Fayetteville Brown county survived by second wife Hattie Crawford and four brother physicians led by Gaston Buon Cole man Sproul. Milton Shriner injured leaving a trolley car at full speed. memory notes cadence of motion and car gait. Cincinnati Traction delivers new double track cars for Coney Island branch with 75 builders, ongoing main line work. Adams County New Era parodies rubber stamps in local business culture.
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B. F. Slye
Weat Union
Adams County
Fayetteville
Brown County
Sarah Taylor
Amelia
John Slye
Hattie Crawford
S. Gaston
Buon
Cole
Man
Sproul
Milton Shriner
Newtonsville
Schriner
Cincinnat Traction Company
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad Company
Coney Island
Traction Company
United States
Coney Island Road
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Filfo
Ravber
Mse
Won't Let Go His Job in Adams County Clerk Case
In Adams county D C Reynolds, the clerk of the courts, refuses to surrender to successor B F Kimble citing a Swat Legislature act extending terms. The attorney general says the law does not apply to incumbents. A mandamus suit was filed in the supreme court seeking Reynolds’s vacatur. The issue hinges on a provision about county clerks holding office three years beginning the first Monday after the predecessor ends. Earlier in Columbus, Laylin’s commission was withheld though term expired and five-month extension granted by commissioners. Mothers use Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for summer ills.
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Providence
Adams County
D. C
Reynolds
Me Hasse
B. F. Kimble
Swat
Sheets
Supreme Court
Court of Common Plesk
Sall
Kimble
Columbus
Laylite
pMce
Laylin
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Clermont County Teachers
Edu
J. J. Burns
Burns
Schmucker
Ham
Dr. Schmucker
Supt
Prof Fees
Hahn Park
John Drummond
Edward Bauer
Moore
Widmeyer
Normal
University of Pennsylvania
J. W. Kirgan
J. W. Thalman
J. L. Thalman
Harry Altman
D. Lee Fitzpatrick
Geo, Molitor
C. J. Wiesel
Tudor E. C. Campbell
W. C. Robinson
W. W. Widmeyer’s
Agricultural Letter
Henry L. Shattuck
Shelleburg
Iowa
Chamberlain
Bock
Uncle Sammy
Earth
Bine
Tobacco Market
John Bunn
Sop
The
Clermont Courier
Afton
Mallsbarry
the Herald
Slye
Dr. Fowler
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