Funeral services for Hon. George W. Hulick honored in county
The funeral at the Presbyterian church featured a sermon by Rev. George H. Lee and music by organ and choir. I O O F bar and G A R guards received the remains, with Grand Army colors and wreaths. Hulick, born 1833, served as judge and congressman, died 1907, leaving a large countywide tribute.
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George W. Hulick
Presbyterian Church
George H. Lee
Bar
Mr. Lee
Chas. W. Pegg
Joseph Ransom
W. C. Bishop
Meeting of Bar Honors Judge Hulick at Court House
A Wednesday evening gathering at the court house honored Judge Hulick the oldest and most honored member. Judge Frank Davis presided as a resolution was adopted to have the entire bar attend. A committee of Judge P J Nichols Judge Paxton and W C Bishop was named to draft resolutions for September 18 with eulogies and addresses by bar members. Messages of sympathy arrived from former colleagues in Congress General Corbin and other attorneys in distant cities.
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Barr
Hulich
Court House
Frank Davis
Bar
P. J. Nichols
Paxton
W. C. Bishop
Hulick
Congress
Corbin
Big Days at Boston Fair Brings Bears on Wire and Daring Acts
The Boston fair announces three daily attractions including seven performing bears led by a lady trainer, and Miss La Cradall the famed bounding wire artiste. A top gymnastic company of artists will perform daily, drawing large crowds to the sixth district harvest home alongside the extensive agricultural exhibit.
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Miss la Cradall
United States
Seven Reunions Highlight Prospect Gatherings
A series of community reunions unfolds in Prospect with seven major events planned. The G A R Encampment opens at the Boston fair grounds, followed by the Boston fair and the Patrons of Husbandry at the State fair grounds September 4–5. The rural mail carriers of Ohio meet September 2 Labor Day, with Hon. Sam Huston speaking on Good Roads. The Homecoming runs September 30 to October 5, and the 89th Ohio reunion at Hillsboro is September 18 with Senator Foraker in attendance. Excursions on the C C traction and a camp fire cap the lineup, while Veterans of the 59th meet October 5 at Bantam fair grounds, hoping to draw Senator Foraker.
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F. A. Derthick
Bell
Vermont
Ohio
Sam Huston
89Th Ohio
Hillsboro
Senator Foraker
Opera House
C. & C. Traction
The
59Th
Bantam Fair Grounds
Programme of Musical Recital at City Hall
Tuesday night August 27 features Wary Ellen Teal reading and Audrey Williams piano duet Hear Me Norma Lai Normay. Bellini general admission 10 and 15 cents.
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City Hall
Ellen Teal
Audrey Williams
Norma
Bellini
Pepe Peasers
Juanita Inks
Harvest
Panera de Falke
Lakv
Ihe Gan Keler
Mountain Belle Schottisch
Lovutsk
Gorman
Annick Burlew
Laschia
Alice Burlew
Faust
Gall Gorman
Musical Recital by Miss Mary Ellen Teal at City Hall
Miss Mary Ellen Teal presents a city hall recital next Tuesday evening with her pupils. The program promises high musical pleasure as Teal’s renowned talent is joined by Miss Williams whose training as a restler adds an extra feature to the event.
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Mary Ellen Teal
City Hall
Miss Teal
Teal
Williams
Distinguished Visitor Visits Batavia For Reunion
Major General Simpson, recently retired from active service, joined Judge O. P. Griffith and family for a reunion in Batavia. He traveled with his daughter, newly married to a regular army captain, and there is hope he will establish permanent headquarters in Batavia.
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Simpson
Regular Army
O. P. Griffith
Griffith-Simpson
Batavia
Clermont County Voter Figures by Precinct
County Clerk Young reports Clermont county voters by precinct showing 8057 white and 248 colored for a total of 8305. The statement lists figures by precinct.
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Young
Auditor of State
Clermont County
Welcome Home 112th Company of Captain Hulick
A Civil War era scene recalls 112 soldiers marching from the court house to depart for Columbus in 1861. Mothers and sweethearts watched as the band played Gentle Annie and Caroline of Edinboro, the unit later serving in West Virginia. Aug 27 banquet marked by aging committees and fading names.
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Caroline
Edinboro
West Virginia
Court House
J. D. Morris
Joseph L. Weaver
Owen T. Fishback
Rey
Thos
Lee
Raper
Perking
A. J. Vanosdol
Ruth Davie
Matilda Baum
Bantam Lodge Moonlight Picnic Set At Rapps Grove
Bantam Lodge K P 567 announces its annual moonlight picnic at Rapps Grove Bantam. The event is slated for Saturday evening the 24th with the orchestra beginning at 6. Refreshments will be abundant and varied on the grounds. All are invited to attend.
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Bantam Lodge
K. P
Rapp’s Grove
Bantam
Milk Depots to Open in Bethel and Newtonville
Bethel and Newtonville will host new milk depots owned by the French Bros of Cincinnati. Bethel plant, fully equipped, to start next week offering milk, cream, ice cream, condensed milk and related products. Newtonville depot to begin in September. Both facilities will provide jobs and utilize dairy cattle to supply daily needs.
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Bethel
Newtonsville
French Bros
Cincinnati
Ita
Newtonnville
Don’t Buy These Bonds Warned By Perkins Agency
Perkins Detective Agency issues a circular warning against purchasing Government bonds with coupons numbered 1080 and 108% found lost or stolen August 3. Public urged to detain anyone offering to negotiate them and report to Perkins Union Detective Agency at 481 Fourth Ave Pittsburg by telegraph or telephone.
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Perkins’ Detective Agency
Perkina Union Detective Agency
Fourth Ave
Pittsburg
Village Council Terms Set To Two Years
The Attorney General announces that all village councilmen will be elected this fall for two year terms. The upcoming Legislature will work to adjust prior laws and harmonize varying member term expirations.
Bridge collapses over Brushy Fork road bridge
Last Saturday afternoon the span over Brushy Fork between Boston and the Davis farm collapsed without warning. The rotten timbers and worn decking caused it to bow and drift away, though no injuries or damages resulted as no vehicles or people were nearby. Local inspectors had not notified the commissioners of its condition.
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Brushy Fork
Boston
Davis Farm
Mary Tatman Hatfield to enter Conservatory of Music
Mary Tatman Hatfield has gone to Oberlin to enter the Conservatory of Music, one of the finest institutions in the state. Mr Hatfield attends the Theological Seminary and will begin the course next May.
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Mee
Mary Tatman Hatfield
Oberlin
Conservatory of Music
Hatfield
Theological Seminary
Clermont County Teachers Institute Opens in New Richmond
The Clermont County Teachers Institute is in session at New Richmond, having begun Monday. The event drew little public notice due to unusual silence by the organization, which has typically informed the public of its movements.
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Clermont County
Japanese raid threat prompts Buffalo to Seattle patrol
Intelligence reports the Japanese plan a raid on Seattle rookeries near Pribiloff Island to loot seal herds at St Paul and St George and seize pelts at North American Trading Company salt houses. The Buffalo cruiser is sent. crew includes John Kidd from this town who recently joined after visiting family here.
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Seattle
Pribiloff Island
St. Paul
St. George Islands
North American Trading Company
Buffalo
John Kidd
National Rifle Shoot Opens at Camp Perry for Team Trials
The National Rifle Association contest at Camp Perry begins with practice to select a U S team for the International match in Ottawa Ontario on September 7. About fifty teams from the United States England Australia and Canada compete with Cap tain Homer Glancy Lieutenant F K Parrott and Corporal Court Burnett among the seasoned shooters. The Clermont delegation is believed to have a strong chance of selection for the international meet.
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National Rifle Association
Camp Perry
United States
Ottawa
Ontario
England
Australia
Canada
Homer Glancy
F. K. Parrott
Court Burnett
Clermont
Museum for Bethel to purchase historic mansion
A Bethel project plans to buy the old mansion once home to Senator Thomas Morris Jesse R Grant and General Grant. Moneyed residents from Bethel and neighboring towns would fund the purchase if the building is kept as a Clermont curios and relics museum. The effort aims to make Bethel the county’s sole museum town.
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Thomas Morris
Jesse R. Grant
General Grant
Bethel
Clermont
Cincinnati Conference to Meet at Oxford September 4
The Cincinnati conference of the M. E. church will be held in Oxford on September 4. The Hillsboro quarterly conference last week passed resolutions commending D. Lee Aultman as presiding elder of the Hillsboro district and requested the presiding bishop to arrange his return with the regular pastor Rev. Deaton.
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Cincinnati
Oxford
Hillsboro
D. Lee Aultman
Deaton
Presbyterian Lawn Fete Promises Warm Welcome
The ladies of the Presbyterian church host a lawn fete on the courthouse lawn this Thursday evening. Attendees can expect pleasant diversion and Batavia style refreshments. Everyone is invited and assured of a cordial welcome and charming service.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Batavia
Court House
Rebekah Convention Set for Edenton September 28 1907
The fifth annual Rebekah convention of District No. 66 will be held at Edenton on September 28, 1907. All lodges in the district are requested to be represented.
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Rebekah
Edent
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