Republican Ticket List with Ohio Candidates
Denies an examiner’s report while noting a past interview at the Cincinnati Denison House. The list covers state offices including lieutenant governor auditor treasurer attorney general supreme judge school commissioner and public works member with nominees from Cleveland Marion Columbiana Ashtabula Cincinnati Springfield Stark Pike and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Ellis
Cincinnati
N. Summers
Springfield
Edwin A. Jones
Stark
Board of Public Works
George H. Watkins
Pike
Clermont Auditor Denounces Overdraw Rumors as Political Attack
Auditor Williams of Clermont County rejects rumors he overdrawn his accounts by 4500 in ten years. He says reports were political fodder and notes state inspectors will review all county books. County Commissioner Wood backs Williams, citing political motives behind the circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enn Williams
Clermont County
Batavia
Columbus
Williams
Clermont
Wood
Dennison Hotel
Mr. Williams
Williame
Lindsey
Courier
Democratic State convention opens in Columbus
The Democratic State convention began in Columbus and remains in session. A new resident arrived, and local figures from Batavia and Clermont are noted along with civic news. General John C. Black was elected commander of the National G A R Encampment for 1904 to be held in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John C. Black
Illinois
Boston
Sons of Veterans
George A. Harmon
Ohio
Rural mail carrier belts 16000 miles with same horse
The Xenia carrier claims daily route travel with no Sundays for over two years, totaling more than 16000 miles. The Wilmington Journal counters that praise should also include the horse’s rest days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
The
Wilmington Journal
Curbs urged on county officer fees by Lebanon Patriot
The Lebanon Patriot denounces county officer fees as opaque and prone to loot and rapacity. The paper urges the public to act to stop the fiduciary fandango across the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Dem
Offenses Under Liquor Law and Related Crimes 1903
Statistics show prosecutions for public justice and policy offenses through July 1, 1903. Most cases concern liquor law violations, with two informations for carrying concealed weapons and one resulting conviction and suspended sentence. Property crimes include six informations: five petit larceny and one grand larceny, with two petit larceny convictions and three acquittals. one grand larceny case pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eecorate
Hagee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Remedy
A physician preferred tonic named Hagee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil is praised for its reconstructive and revitalizing effects. It is described as grease-free with no fishy flavor, suitable for stomach issues in children and adults, and touted as an ideal summer household remedy sold by all druggists and prepared by Katharinon Chemical Co in St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagee
Katharinon Chemical Co
St. Louis
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
Montion
DeWitt
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Dinner scene at christening described by Grace Ballard
Mrs. Grace Ballard writes from the Philippines about a christening dinner with a lavish table. The menu includes giblets and spaghetti soup, turkey with bananas, beef with peppers, roast duck, stuffed meat, varied salads, rice, bread, roast suckling pig, and sour wine. Water is boiled and served in blue goblets. the padre attends, enhancing the occasion. Atchison Globe offers light social maxims about good acts and visits, noting a henpecked man delaying work for ironing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Browning Ballard
Philippines
Captain Ballard
Clinton Republican
Padre
Milford and area residents visit relatives and plan fairs
Misa Eva Hickey of Milford visits Mrs. Lynne Jones and sisters from St Martins as Emory returns to Michigan after a visit. Many locals travel to Cincinnati, Decatur and Goshen to visit kin while carp meetings end and Boston fair preparations start. The Epworth League sets its next meeting at Phillip Emory’s home on September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Eva Hickey
Milford
Lynne Jones
Mayme
Georgia Rossellot
St. Martins
Mary Barrow
Emory
Michigan
Maude Williams
Roy
Cincinnati
Carp
Harry Losey
Edenton
John Grosnickle
Middletown
Thomas Needham
Morrowtown
Isaac Buckingham
Decatur
Ill
Anderson
Blondin McKinney
Shiloh
George Atchley
Gilbert Smith
Williamsburg
Robert Needham
Ellsworth Buntain
Dayton
George Buntain
Richard Shumard
Goshen
Wm. Hill
Mis
Mary Ann Ihii
Epworth League
Phillip Emory
John McClelland
Ethel Maddox
Frank Meek
Homer Hahn
Modest
Rose Collins
John Collins
Bert Work
Lebanon
Delayed Visit Notes and Local Gatherings Reported
Delayed arrival notes list Miss Alice Feemster in Cincinnati visiting the Abrams family. Mrs Fletcher and daughter Miss Lillian from Dayton Ky visit W. M. Fees. Several locals and visitors from Norwood Newport Columbus Cincinnati and New Richmond are mentioned with visits and week activities. Sum Hall of Hall DeBruler sells his interest to Will DeBruler. A Front street fire destroys Mr Shomach residence. Wm Mason loses household goods but saves some items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Feemster
Cincinnati
J. H. Abrams
Fletcher
Lillian
Dayton
W. M. Fee’s
Idumea Moreton
Norwood
Moretons
Schwab
Jane Toon
Chas. W. Toon
Indianapolis
Pattison
Carrie Lemar
Newport
Harry Smidley
Bessie Shelley
Julius Shelley
Daisy Kinsell
Lida Addison
Columbus
John Connor
Alvah Norris
New Richmond
Emma Harrison
Clermontville
W. G. Pattison
Mary Glaser
Toledo
Herbert Fanning
Middletown
Charles Cushard
John Wade
George Rice
H. D. Manning
Sum Hall
Hall & DeBruler
Too hot to read and Georgetown paving cost reported
In Georgetown the August heat is described as extreme and the concrete pavements are stated to cost $11,000. The article notes a century of slow progress and advocates a strong Republican majority to bring Georgetown out of the wilderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Community Notes and Social Roundup From Mt. Pi gah Area
A social week with visits from Stella DuChemin and Sarah Light. Mrs. Ada Ralls wed Melvin Michale in Louisville and will reside in Knoxville after October. Mrs L Hancock funeral held at Mt PiGab. locals plan to attend the Boston fair this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Huntley
J. L. Roudebush
John du Chemin
Thomas Cox
Mt. Piagah
Ivah Corbin
Tabasco
Louisville
Ada Ralls
Melvin Michale
Knoxville
Tenn
Fishback ships to St Louis post office post
Friends of the Hon George Fishback note his recent appointment as secretary to the post master in St Louis a lucrative government billet. He had planned to move to Milford but remains in Batavia before the transfer. The item ends with a quip about a cup of kindness and a joke on Thomas and a drinking cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Groppenbacher
Brown County
Bullskip Creek
C. Q. Hildebrant
Charles R. Fisher
Wilmington Journal
Batavia
George Fishback
St. Louis
Fishback
Milford
St Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clermont Courier
the Clermont Publishing Co
Goveryron T. Herbick
Cleveland
Warren G. Harding
Marion
W. D. Guilbert
Columbiana County
W. 8. McKinnon
Ashtabula
J. E. Harding
Butler
Dennison House
Enquirer
Examiner
Auditor Williams
Dr. Silvere
Mt. Carmel
C. N. Browning
Charlee
John Simpson
U. S. Army
Walter E. Burroughs
U. S.grant
Charles Slade
Bell Telephone Company
Felicity
His Beast
Atchinson Globe
Suflower
Newtonsville
Moscow
Misses Mae
Georgie Manning
Richmond
Nicholsville
Jacob Jackson
Stella DuChemin
Bt. Louis
Sarah Light
Charles Moorehead
Edna Fitzwater
Eklick
Ruth Fitzpatrick
Frank Hewitt
Hewitt
G. W. Temple
Della McCaskil
A. J. Temple
Lindale
Hattie Cook
Keeley St
Carcano
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Thomas
America
Kennedy
Sardinia
G. A. Kennedy
J. W Campbell
K& K
Hulington
Amelis
Mt. Washington
Carrel Street
P.C.C
St. L
Sycamore St
Trai
Georgetown Drive
C. G. & P. Express
Chas
Stephen
W. R. Topp
A. W. Comstock
R. E. Field
E. M. Stevens
Sunshine
Feesburg
Hameraville
Bethel
P. CC
St.l. Carre
Olive Branch Brazier
Amelia
Halington Bethel
Hamersville
United States OF America
Southern District OF Ohio
United States
Circuit Court
Ursuant
Circuit Court of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wisconsin
Ejla H. Avey
Charles B. Avey
Alice Gilmore
Witing
County of
Fowler
Gray
Richmond, Columbia & Cincinnati
Thomas Donaldson
Jesse D. Knabb
Knabb
Ohio River
Pond Run
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Board of Education
Jackson Township
Jacksonee
Bigimons County
L. C, McMahan
P. O
Monterey
Tion
Court House
Bata
Via
John H. Fishback
W. W. Sutton
Vivian J. Fagin
Sayler & Sayler
Farly Risers
Oticke
George G. Bohl
Raid County
Frank L. Paeltz
Geo. W. Ulice
Clermont Colley
State
W.A. Kain
Said County
Felicia H, Kain
Auly
Davidson
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