Pride of the Pedagogs Institute Highlights Lectures and Ball Game
A detailed report of the Pride of the Pedagogs Institute outlines T P Goodwin and Cummins lectures on history civics and reading, with sessions on pedagogy grammar and geography. Evening programs feature John Temple Graves and Kentucky Colonels Institute entertainment. attendance includes 175 members and 100 associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Goodwin
Columbia
Cummins
Institute
Powell
Anna Pattison
Treasury
Prof. Cummins
Desert
Hatfield
George
Kentucky Colonels Institute
John Temple Graves
J. 8. Gifford
Batavia
Mary Cowen
New Richmond
Cronin
Heizer
Ladie
Tillie Purcell
Alice Townsley
Emilie Weidinger
Atlanta
D. Lee Fitzpatrick
New Richmond Considers Water Works and Electric Light Bonds
Frank Talley discusses a proposed $30,000 bond issue to fund water works and electric light plants in New Richmond. A two thirds vote is required. lights at 16 candle power would cost 25 cents monthly, water for a six room house at $2.50 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Ita
Frank Talley
Batavia
Talley
Reverend Bell Fined for Unlit Bicycle Lamp in Adams County
In darkest Adams, Rev Edson Bell, longtime Presbyterian pastor, helps Manchester improve morals under strict ordinances. He is fined $5 for riding a bicycle without a lit lamp after prayer meeting, paid promptly. A Highland County claim of a 12% year old citizen is likely a county-boosting hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Bell
Presbyterian Church
Adams County
Manchester
Robert Burns
Bell
Highland County
Highland Papers
Veteran jurist Cox retires after long Cincinnati career
The sketch honors Judge Joseph B. Cox on leaving the circuit bench at age 71 after 15 years on the common pleas bench and 14 on the circuit. He is praised as a grandfather of the bar, with vast memory, society ties, and offers to continue as counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciermont County
Grant
David Swing
Thomas Morris
Wim. Howard
R. W Henry ©. Corbin
Philip B Swing
John M. Clarke
J. M. McGrew
Hulick
General Pattison
Joseph B. Cox
Circuit Bench
United States
Common Pleas
Circuit Court
Springdale
Glendale
Oliver Perry Moreton
Indiana
California
Old Hickory Harrison
Cincinnati
Hamer
St. Clair
Anthony Wayne
Northwest Territory
Lake Region
Fifth and
Mound Streets
Northside
Mill Creek Valley
E. W.kittredge
Cox
Judge Davis
Joseph
Pleasant Batavia Event Delights Local Audience
A large Batavia audience enjoyed a Friday night program by local youths. The show opened with an orchestra overture and soloists Miss Mary Cowen W. E. Potts and W. R. Walker, with Allen Glaney delivering a refined reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Mary Cowen
W. E. Potts
W. R. Walker
Allen Glaney
Percy F. Jamieson
Alio
M. J Kain
Walkerer
Jadiea
James
Allen Ashburn
Eldon Lane
Carl Griffith
Eddie Baum
Percy Stymets
Frank Stagg
Lizzie Blanchard
Nannie Dimmitt
Bessie Denham
Marie Dennison
Nannie Moore
Trila Griffis
Carrie Kennedy
Messrs
Frank Davis
Edward Q. Crane
J. 8. Griffith
Harry
EK. Q. Crane
A. M. Dimmitt
John P. Robin
Lockwood
Sermon Prompts Reflection on Psalm Text
The Felicity Times notes Rev Dan Richards will preach from a scriptural verse about why God should be mindful of man. It cites Psalm VIII 4 and questions whether the paper is neglecting its Sunday school duties in reporting the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity
Dan
Richards
Journey of Batavia Hospital Corps to Fortress Monroe
A Batavia U.S. Hospital Corps detachment details their August journey from Fort Thomas Kentucky to Fortress Monroe Virginia. The letter notes departures, train stops at Huntington Kanawha Falls Gordonsville Richmond and arrival Monday noon. It lists detachment members from Clermont County and mentions hospitality scenes and local notables along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Thomas
Fortress Monroe
Cincinnati
A. C. Needles
W. R. Hall
Steward Raikes
Third and Walnut
Grand Central Depot
Huntington
W. Va
Kanawha Falls
Boston
Fayette
Kanawha River
New
Gauley
Gordonsville
Richmond
T. H. Stovall
Clermont County
GrorGar D. Spraeger
U.S. Hospital Corps
Democratic Convention Nomination Contested in County
Delegates from townships gather to nominate county officers amid a tense pace and delayed ballots. Edward Stump wins Recorder on eleventh ballot as Purcell chosen for commissioner and Witham for infirmary. coroner James Hillen nominated as term nears end. Resolutions praise Chicago platform, Spain war stance, and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Frazier
A. N. Paxton
George Felter
George Hibbits
John Mullen
Bart Maham
Shafe Bowles
Tate
John L. Moore
Pierce
HW. L. Phillips
Monroe
Homer M. Hahn
Wayne
ULC
J Wissel
Stonelick
C. N. Yerger
Ohio
PLS
Day
Miami
A. W. Predmore
Jacxson
A. P. Applegate
PolloWit
Theodore Steelman
M. Purcell
Alvin Love
Franklin
S.ivester Gaskins
Lit
C. P. Witham
Union
Edward Stump
Miami Township
Mr. Stump
F. M. Purcell
Ohio Township
Union Township
James Hillen
Batavia
Homer Hahn
Fitzpatrick
Hahn
Committee On Resolutions
Chicago
Spain
Clermont
Notable Nuptials in Batavia Engage Society Favorites
Handwritten invitations announce the marriage of Edna Hulick to Allen Branaugh Nichols, set for September seventh eighteen hundred ninety eight at two thirty in Batavia Ohio. The ceremony at Methodist Episcopal Church will be followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Herman
Hulick
Allen Branaugh Nichols
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Ohio
Bailey
Billman
Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Detroit
Points North
Judge Nichols
P. J. Nichols
Amburat College
H. 8. Hullek
World of Happiness
Doctor Barnes Recovers After Severe Surgery
Dr. Barnes, once in critical condition from disease and major operation, is resting easily. Doctors report favorable odds for a full recovery and improvement.
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Barnes
New Richmond Considers $30,000 Water Works Bonds
The city council directed the mayor to issue notice of a special election on Tuesday September 6 to vote on a proposition to issue 30000 dollars in bonds for water works and electric lights.
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City Council of
New Richmond
Belgium Grants Free Rail Access to Newspapers
The Baltimore American reports Belgium has ordered all newspapers to have free use and enjoyment of every railroad. The government calls news gathering vital for national development and views a free press as more useful than a standing army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Belgium
Pleasure Sailing on the 610 by New Richmond Businessmen
A group of New Richmond businessmen have bought a handsome steam yacht named Tons Goes to host friends on river trips to Belle Riviere. Owners include Frank Talley, George McMureny, John Resh, John Praden, and George Green. The vessel carries 20 passengers with four horsepower engines and a draft of about a dozen quarts and ten dozen pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Lo Belle Riviere
Frank Talley
George McMureny
John Resh
John Praden
George Green
Clermont Bay Promoted in Army Mail Station Move
Superintendent Holloway returned from Lexington Kentucky where a mail distributing station for the United States army camps is being established. Regiments from Newport News and Chickamauga are due to arrive making about five thousand men total. Bebhymer is appointed clerk in charge at Lexington with assistants to run the station this week. He hails from Locust Corner and is described as pleasant and popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uolloway
Lexington
Kentucky
United States Army
Newport News
Chickamwauga
Lolloway
A. L. Bebymer
Bebhymer
Locust Corner
Burglary at Blowville Strikes Several Homes
Burglars entered Blowville residences last week stealing various items. At Mr Kelly’s home they reached through an upstairs window and grabbed a ring from a waking child while choking her to keep quiet. The thieves fled after leaping from the window with Mr Doyle aiding. They broke a glass door at Mr Bennett's, lifting a small sum and missing $45 under the pillow. Miss Andrews lost $1.50 but kept a gold watch. Mr Brown saw $1 taken. At Mr Lyon’s, they found supper but not money, overlooking $5 and $150 in Mr L’s pockets. A vigilance committee is urged for the O Banion banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blowville
Kelly
Doyle
Mr. Bennett
Family Reunions Reported at Williamsburg Park
The Walker and Snell families held a reunion in Williamsburg park Thursday but rain prevented the planned program. Officers for next year include Barr president Moorehead vice president Innis secretary Irwin treasurer Snell Walker Fuhr W alker Irwin Parker Walker on the executive committee. Meanwhile the Bishop family reunion at Ichabod Bishop’s Bodman station home drew a large crowd with 107 at noon dinner and talks by L W Bishop Attorney W C Bishop and George P Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Amelia
Clark
Treasury
C. T. Jostin
B. F. Swope
Mary Robb
S. L. Turnipseed
Goshen
A. L. Clark
Carmen
Wm. Fulton
Milford
Institute
Cronin
Walker
Bishop
Ichabod Bishop
Bodman’s Station
L. W. Bishop
W. C. Bishop
Batavia
George P. Bishop
Crosstown
Applegate Campaign Circular Sparks Debate Over Offices
A circulated circular from A B Applegate, candidate for Recorder, details his long service in multiple offices across several townships and his desire for another post. Delegates debated whether the manifesto reflected ambition or qualification, noting he did not secure the nomination and closing with a World War era reference to Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Applegate
Miami Township
The
Building and Loan Company
Milford
Goshen
Miami
Stonelick
Batavla
Tate
Mr. Applegate
Leech
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Supt. Cummins
Recess
Misa Georgia Thompson
J. P. Cummins
Supt Powell
Georgia Thompson
Enterprise
Adams
Dean
W. Lenhart
Howling Green
Fort Monroe
Virginia
Sensible Law
Clermont Bay
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