New Richmond Hosts Clermont County Teachers Institute
New Richmond welcomed the 47th session of the Clermont County Teachers Institute with a grand opening in an opera hall. President Richards led, Rev. Baker gave devotions, and a large audience heard addresses on the value of teaching and civic government as active members from numerous townships enrolled for sessions and exams.
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New Richmond
Clermont County
Teachers’ Institute
Richards
Lea, Wy
Lee Fitzpatrick
Weidinger
N. J. Baker
M. E.church
J. H. Dodson
The
Christian Church
Dr. Brumbaugh
A. T. Marsh
Felicity
Moscow
Thomas P. Pierce
Bethel
D. Lee Fitzpatrick
Tillie E. Pursell
N. Richmond
Lucy Binkley
Afton
W. A. Davis
Mary L. Robb
N. Richmon
Bertha V. Currier
Della Nichols
Batavia
Julia Long
Laura Jenike
Albert Nesbitt
Monroe
Lindale
W. O. Robinson
Lillian Robinson
Harriet Hitch
David Kirgan
Pierce
Amelia
Lorin Goodpasture
Wayne
West Woodville
Daniel Lair
Edenton
Nettie Emmons
Salt Air
Tate
O. M. Patton
Loveland
G. B. Bolenbaugh
Stanley Fregg
Franklin
Neilie Hannah
C.n. McGraw
Washington
J. V. Wagcal
Span
New Palestine
Ethel Wood
John Cronin
Perintown
W. J. Bergerly
N- Richmond
Mary Davis
Cedron
Chile
A. Joslin
W. E. Simmerman
Adah Hawk
T. H. Trees
Isabel
Glen Este
Lizzie Stevens
Dell Denham
Belle McDonald
Mt. Carmel
A. L. Clarke
Carrie Tatman
Cecile D. Hulick
Elmwood
Elizabeth Conner
Ohio
Maria Sturges
Cora Griffis
R.G. Howard
Zella Howard
Agnes Walker
Mary McGee
Owensville
Anna Johnson
Iva Peppers
Minnie Wilson
Nellie Butler
Hamlet
Grace Dugan
Birdie Buntin
Belle Behymer
Williamsburg
Carrie Buntin
Lizzie Eulow
Laura Kennedy
Laurel
Ernstine Brown
Florence Crane
Jennie Buchanan
Ella Bethymer
Lella Bennett
Wilhamsville
Williamsville
Eva Lindsey
Kaile Trisler
Maple
Anna M. Riggs
Hill road compromise permits P V People carriage access
Commissioners at yesterday’s meeting favored withdrawing injunctions after railroad interests agreed to secure the thoroughfare. The plan calls for cutting Perkins Hill with temporary passages for vehicles and a final permanent fix satisfactory to officials and the public.
Reward Offered for Pheasant Killers by Columbus Commission
The fish and game commission of Columbus offers 25 dollars for information leading to a conviction of anyone killing ring-neck Mongolian or English pheasants before November 15, 1900. They promise repeal of the rabbit law at the next Legislature session. Squire Hann and J D Meek were in town on Monday.
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Fish and Game Commission of
Columbus
Ohio
Delightful Reunion at Nichols Home Near New Richmond
A large Clermont family reunion honoring Thomas Nichols on his sixth birthday gathered at the Nichols homestead near New Richmond. Robert Nichols, once absent thirty years in Oklahoma, attended with his wife, joining other kin for a grass picnic dinner. C N Browning of Wilmington spoke, with remarks from Hugh L Nichols, Judge P J Nichols, and Robert Nichols. songs by young ladies closed the event with hopeful notes of future meetings.
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Clermont
Nichols
Thomas Nichols
New Richmond
Robert Nichols
Thomas
West
Oklahoma
L. H. Nichols
C. N. Browning
Wilmington
Hugh L. Nichols
P. J. Nichols
Tie
Director Smith Aims to Boom American Interests
A bulletin from the Bureau of South American Republics profiles Hon J P Smith former local official as director. Interviews in major papers praise his energy and plan to boost American interests abroad. He printed a new tariff bill in four languages and leads a bureau serving 18 governments and more. He is drafting a Alaska handbook noted as a strong presidential appointment.
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Bureau of
J. P. Smith
Smith
New York Mail and Express
Washington Post
St. Louis Globe Democrat
the Mail and Express
Pan American Congress
Blaine
North
South
Central America
Alaska
Simith
Gold Pure and Cold: Klondike region and Alaska lore
Historic overview traces Klondike gold rush interest to Alaska, notes early discoveries and explorers from Vitus Bering to Russian and Spanish ventures. discusses Alaska’s geography, fur trade origins, telegraph era attempts, and a snapshot of Juneau with about 2,000 residents and 20 saloons.
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Epstok
Klondike
Alaska
Vitus Behring
Gulf of Kamchatka
Mount St. Elias
Pacific
India
Juan de Fuca Straight
Sitka
Unalaska
Cook
Beliiing Sea
Western Union Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Amoor
Siberia
Alasks
Al-akshak
United States
North American Commercial Company
Behring Sea
Yukon
Jeneau
Burglary at Burg McNutt’s House in Williamsburg
Late Friday a window was pried open at G. A. McNutt’s residence. A burglar entered, found eight dollars in trousers, and fled after a failed attempt to abduct Miss Anna McNutt. A shoeless man seen on the road and a Batavian traveler linked to the crime. The report includes Alaska geography and 19th century notes, ending with a note that the item continues next week.
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G. A. McNutt
Williamsburg
Anna McNutt
Burg
Gas, water, power, and streetcars in Ohio towns
The News Herald notes contrasts among Blanchester, Lebanon, Wilmington, Batavia, and Upper Sandusky. Blanchester lacks water, Lebanon lacks lights, Wilmington has both but no business, while Batavia has neither. Upper Sandusky touts an extensive gas mains, Hillsboro has full utilities and commerce, yet Batavia’s streetcars are presented as a decisive card.
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Blanchester
Lebanon
Wilmington
Batavla
Clermont Courier
Upper Sandusky
Bryan
Hillsboro
Batavia
News Herald
Pretty Garden Party at Stevens Residence in Batavia
The largest lawn party in Batavia for years was hosted by Mr and Mrs William Stevens on Thursday NE A compliment to Miss Clara Stevens of Kingston NY sister of the host she has visited Batavia for about three weeks The grounds glowed with flowers and lights about eighty invitations were accepted in person A refined luncheon concluded the evening as guests praised the hosts entertaining skills
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Batavia
William Stevens
Clara Stevens
Kingston
New York
Emma Rowan seeks divorce amid furniture seizure
Mrs. Emma Rowan of Love land filed for divorce from Wilsie Rowan claiming cruelty and abandonment. A writ of replevin by Wilsie’s father seized household goods valued at $500, while attorney C B Cranston prepares actions against James Hindman for removal and against D W Rowan on a mortgage bill of sale. The Clermont divorce case and Ohio State Fair coverage follow, detailing local legal actions and fair festivities with electric night illumination and fireworks. Ephor Lockwood returns from a lakes trip reporting an enjoyable excursion.
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Emma Rowan
Loveland
Wilsie
Emma
Cranston
D. W. Rowan
Tealon
Witnamae
Thom
D. W. Runyan
Clermont
Marriage of Katherine Corbin and William Parsons
The Army and Navy Journal reports the marriage of Miss Katherine Corbin daughter of Colonel H C Corbin Adjutant General's Department and William Usher Parsons a New York attorney of Hornblower Taylor Miller. The couple will honeymoon a few weeks then reside in New York. The ceremony is set for 4 30 p m September 7 at Governor's Island Chapel with only family and close friends invited.
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The
Army and Navy Journal
Katherine Corbin
H.C. Corbin
Adjutant General's Department
William Usher Parsons
New York
Hornblower, Taylor & Miller
Yale
Governor's Island
Republicans Take Pike County Court House Control
The West Union Defender reports the last Democratic official in Pike county court house surrendered his post and retired, leaving the building under Republican control for the first time. County Clerk Melride also surrendered his office to Levi Moore. The piece hints Brown county may follow suit, stating Republicans hope Brown goes Republican this fall.
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West Union Defender
Pike County Court House
Melride
Levi Moore
Brown County
Injured Child in Modest Scene Sparks Alarm at Home
Little Grice, daughter of Captain James Scalthorpe, of Modest, was severely scalded last week when her father accidentally overturned a kettle of boiling water. Her injuries may prove fatal. Clermont invention notes report. County Liberty party convenes in Swing's hall Bethel on Wednesday August 75 at 1 o clock p.m. All members and others who believe in direct legislation urged to attend. Emmons is chair, Doby secretary.
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Little Grice
James Scalthorpe
Clermont. County
Liberty Party
Swing’s Hall
Bethel
Cincinnati
Joseph Volz
Sixth Street
Mr. V
National Family of the Flag formed in Columbus
A new society named National Family of the Flag appears in Columbus offering protection and aid to Union soldiers and their families. The group’s capital stock is not listed. Private Dal all heads the project. A wooden trestle near Winchester, linked to the old U. S. and E. K. road, is replaced by a steel span after a 1884 death and a prior 1885 fall, with the bridge near Winchester once seen as London-like.
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Columbus
W. K. McGill
U.& EK
Joseph Chambers
Winchester
London
By These Fruits Ye Shall Know Them
Fragmented OCR text lists individuals Rey Rottoson Meeks and others accused of hateful actions and violent aims. It mentions they advocate total annihilation of others and conspire against a group, with unclear specifics and names.
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Rey
Bie
Milfords Defeat Boston Team In Close Ball Game
A large crowd from nearby towns travelled to Boston to watch a Saturday game between the Milfords and the local squad. The match was hotly contested with fine exhibitions of skill, and the Milfords led at the end. Rome Murphy and Alfred Livengood of this place formed the battery for the Boston boys.
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Boston
Milfords
Rome Murphy
Alfred Livengood
Boston Hoys
Eighth Clermont Endeavor Union Convention at Lindale
Lin dald hosted the eighth annual Clermont Christian Endeavor Union convention last Thursday. Attended by many young people, the program featured preacher addresses and musical numbers including solos duets and choir singing. Lindale citizens welcomed visitors for a pleasant and profitable day.
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Clermont Christian Endeavor Union
Eld
Lindald
Lindale
Batavia Junior Ball Club Swept By Goston Nine
The Batavia juvenile baseball team traveled to Goston last Wednesday to play a local club. The Goston squad dominated from start to finish, winning 25 to 7 as Batavia exited with a humbled showing and lingering questions.
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Batavia Juvenile Baseball Club
Goston
Goston Boys
Toston Boys
Batavians
Lawn fete honors Kate Linory in Monterey visit
Mrs. Henry of Monterey hosted a August 1 lawn fete for Kate Linory of Kinulle Illinois with lighted grounds and tables of ice cream and cake. The event left Linory with fond memories and friends with warm recollections from the Sackler State. Burglary attempts were reported in Elmwood with entries at G A McNutt and Hulick Runyan homes. A shoeless man near Carter schoolhouse is linked to the Hulick Runyan break in where provisions and shoes were taken. Citizens urged to guard premises and remain vigilant.
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Elmwood
G. A. McNutt
Carter
Abram Hulick
Runyan
Introduction of Mongolian pheasants to Ohio draws praise
Walter Kain, county game warden, reports from the fish and game commission that about October first pheasants will be released across Ohio to stock the woods for hunting. The birds are hardy and weigh about two pounds in maturity, with rich plumage, promising future sport for hunters.
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Walter Kain
F Ish and Game Commission
Ohio
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