Moro possessions anti slavery law proclaimed by General Wood
A 1908 dispatch notes General Wood’s decree extending the anti slavery law across Moro possessions. The piece covers American political chatter from Chicago conventions to colonial affairs, including Tam many influence on the Democratic Party and the plan for a new Department of Mines. It mentions Senator Morgan, Tom Johnson, Major General Wade, and Canadian militia leadership, with a tone of rapid political and imperial stubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Wood
Movement to Abolish Infirmary Board and Give More Power to Commissioners
Columbus reporter notes 15 year push to abolish infirmary director offices and fold duties into county commissioners. proposal includes per diem pay for commissioners and shifts supervision from directors to the board of public service like larger cities. debate centers on saving funds versus political control of infirmaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
The
Enquirer Sage
General Assembly
Board of Public Service
Christmas Blessings and Charitable Giving Message
A holiday exhortation urges readers to remember the needy on Christmas Day. It praises gifts and gratitude, inviting generosity toward those lacking basic needs and wishing blessings for health home and happiness in the season and new year.
Central Union Telephone price fight prompts protest in Adams County
Patrons at the authors office Tuesday night resolved to back a five cent per message rate on Adams County lines. If the rate is not granted, most town phones may be removed. The West Union Defender notes Clermont County has free service, which beats a nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Telephone Company
Adams County
Batavia
Viermont County
Ohio
Clermont County
H. P. Williams
Missing Californian Alpheus Young Reported in Milford
Alpheus Young recently arrived from California is missing in Milford while visiting John Herbert’s family. He traveled with a nurse, a large amount of baggage and money, all reportedly missing. friends fear for him though he later claimed he was a census worker and not missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus Young
California
Milford
John Herbert
Laren
Mr. Young
Batavia lodge I O O F conducts first degree pledge and banquet
The Batavia lodge I O O F recently carried four candidates through the first degree on Friday night and followed with an elegant banquet and social amenities. The lodge has added 17 new members since last June and receives daily applications. A new militia company now holds weekly drills at Jamieson’s hall, composed of sturdy young men and neat in appearance.
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County
Batavia Lodge
Jamieson’s Hall
Fox chase persists through cold and snow at Ripley
Intense cold last week hinders the fox chasing industry but the hunt proceeds with about fifty men and a pack of 40 hounds. E. H. Archer from the State bureau of inspection of public offices begins installing a universal accounting system in school districts, summoning clerks and treasurers to submit their books for inspection and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
E. H. Archer
State Bureau of Inspection of Public Offices
Bell System Christmas Gifts for Employees
The Bell Telephone Company plans to award gifts at Christmas, giving each female operator six percent of her annual salary and each male a turkey and a can of oysters. Williamsburg society recounts the nuptials of John Moyer and Bertha Chatterton at the bride's parents home, with Reverend Everhart officiating and a banquet to follow. The couple received many tokens of affection, and Thursday saw a dinner hosted by the groom’s parents for the bridal party and twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Williamsburg
John Moyer
Bertha
Ezra Chatterton
Everhart
Navy and Army Personnel in Various Posts and Movements
A roster of military and naval personnel with assignments across the United States and abroad. Dion Williams serves on the battleship Maine in Panama. James Ashburn is at Bismark North Dakota while Percy Ashburn seeks promotion in San Francisco. Major Julius A. Penn commands Manila garrison. Lt. John Ashburn at Plattsburgh New York. Dr. Robert Blanchard at Fort Thomas Kentucky. Major Thomas Q. Ashburn at Fort Schuyler New York with sister Margarite. Governor's Island hosts Major General Corbin of the Department of the East. Cadet Harvey Robinson trains aboard in Boston harbor. Ira and Lytle Myrick enlist with Uncle Sam’s Navy aboard the ship Alexander Brown, Goshen Township. A veteran from Civil War continues in Oklahoma City seeking health. He is brother to Mee, Francen Hutchinson, and Virginia Brown Browl, known to county residents, with past service in the 240th. A Bethel lodge K P banquet closes New Year’s Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dion Williams
Marines
Maine
Panama
James Ashburn
Bismark
North Dakota
Percy Ashburn
Fort Missoula
San Francisco
Thomas Q. Ashburn
Fort Schuyler
New York
Margarite
Corbin
Department of the East
Governor's Island
Harvey Robinson
Tell Robinson
Boston Harbor
Ira
Lytle Myrick
Harvey Myrick
Afton
Bam
Alexander
Brown
Goshen
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Mee
Francen Hutchinson
Mies
Virginia Brown
Browl
Peasant Valley
24.0.V. 1
Man Claims Cure for Backache by Dodd's Kidney Pills
S C Holst of Newcastle Wyoming a stockraiser says he suffered back pain for two years and was unable to sit or rise easily before taking Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports he is now over a year cured completely and is healthier than ever with renewed strength and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Wyo
S. C.holst
Mr. Holst
Dodd
Wyoming
Remains of Mrs Julia Dimmitt Laid to Rest in Green Mound
The body of Mrs Julia Dimmitt arrived from Washington last Thursday and funeral services were held at the Christian church for a long time member before burial in Green Mound cemetery. She was the second wife of the late John Dimmitt and lived most of her life in the county. She died aged eighty two and was beloved for her intelligence charity and Christian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Whipple Dimmitt
Washington
The
Christian Church
A. E. MacMurchy
Green Mound Cemetery
Dimmitt
John Dimmitt
Harriet Knowles
Felicity
Lfe
Pararbilities of the western 8011 noted by Clermonter
James Shaw of Croft Illinois, son of ex Commissioner Shaw, purchased 320 acres in Croft, raised 7000 bushels of grain since March, land valued at $10,000 and rent possible at 1500 per 120 acre section. Shaw is under 50, from Laurel neighboring area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shaw
Shaw
Croft
Ilinois
Laurel
Marriage of popular Amelia lady in Cincinnati
The marriage of Miss Albertine Kellum, Clermont’s belle, occurred at her parents’ Cincinnati home on Wednesday evening December 16 1903. The groom is Samuel Elroy of Norwood. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Kellum. Mr Kellum is the longtime manager at Hicks store in Amelia and clerk at Hotel Honing. The couple will reside in Norwood and receive many congratulations.
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Ementers
M'sa Albertine Kellum
Clermont
Cincinnati
Samuel Elroy
Norwood
J. W. Kellum
Honing
Hicks
Amelia
R F Rush Recovering After Cincinnati Injury
R F Rush of Cincinnati visited his sons here last week to heal from a serious sprain from a fall on icy streets in Cincinnati. He suffers intense pain and cannot move his injured arm. At Bethel revival, 53 new members joined the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Rush
Cincinnati
Bethel
The
Christian Church
Old Man with the Fish Promotes Scott's Emulsion
An enduring image promotes Scott's Emulsion as a natural tonic for children and the elderly. The copy claims the product strengthens the weak, restores flesh and red blood, and travels worldwide to bring health and comfort to consumptives and families.
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Scott
Christmas events and notices from the region
A crowded December scene with school entertainments curtailed by water shortages, a notable wedding at the Wyatt home uniting Aden A Nash and Miss Mary Eppert, and social updates. Mrs Lida Doughty recovers at East Mino street while Walter Thomas shows signs of improvement after weeks of illness. A Snow Nelson entertainment at Littleton’s is set for December 26 as E B Scott and Son promote holiday jewelry.
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M. BR. Igustay School
Lida Doughty
Pitsburg
Mwio Street
Aden A. Nash
Mary Eppert
Grace Franklin
Mt. Washington
Charles Eppert
Hamilton
Thomas Eppert
Cincinnati
Irvin Nash
Cherry Grove
Leonard Guild
Spain
Wm. Coombs
Albert
Lindale
Newton Corbly
Charles Nash
Jasper Malhek
James Coulter
Mary Cook
Helen
Jessie Coulter
Ada Mattox
Emma
Morey Eppert
John Huntlerton
Indiana
A. Warden
R. C. Kohlbrand
Snow Nelson
Town Hall
Littleton
Christmas Cheer and Local Notes From the Courier
A Christmas message opens this item with readers wished joy and a prosperous new year. The piece reports a post office robbery, bloodhounds tracking a suspect who remains at large, plus neighborhood happenings including purchases, visits, illness, and social events. The column lists residents moving, speaking, and socializing, with local businesses advertising jewelry and other goods.
Bonds Due March 1906 to 1917 Notices
A list states bonds due on March 1 in several years from 1906 to 1917. One bond due 1906 through 1911, two bonds due 1912, 1918, and 1914 to 1917. The notice enumerates multiple maturity dates for bonds under varying counts.
Not enough readable content for a full headline
The readable fragments mention a tract of survey No 498 and a person named Moore involved with a tire or land topic. The text is incomplete to determine a clear event, place, or outcome for a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inoin Orman Mr Moore
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Tae Clerwont Cor Kter
Evers
the Clermont Publishing Co
Ora Yeuar
Chicago Colosseum
Senator Morgan
Panama Canal
Dregers
Mr. Chamberlain
England
Chicago
Tom Johnson
Wade
Division of the
Philippines
Jolo
Wood
Tammany
Democratic Party
Gorman
Canada
American Mining Congress
Federal Congress
Department of Mines and Mining
Cannon
Williams
Goughs
Milford Bridge
Kroger & Swing Traction
Charles Beker
Kroger
Swing
Hig
Kroger Company
Hamilton County Board
Baker
Reform School
J. G. Glock
Prantytown
W. Va
Foley
West Virginia
Joho Bono
M. D
John
E. B. Scot & Son’s
Dennis
Anna
Clermont Lady
Nettie Boose
Elias Boose
Normandy
Eddie
Boose
Owensville
East Fork
Glancy, Sapp Bros., Hoerner and
the Infirmary
Reynard
Julius A. Penn
Manila
John Ashburn
Plattsbourg
Lake Champlain
Robert Blanchard
Ft. Thomas, Kentucky
Bethel Lodge
K's of P
Western Woolgrower
Scott & Bowne
RSA
Aeatee
E. B. Scott & Son
Corier
Crosstown
Courier
Catr
J. Harrow
Volney Malott
D. E. Hall
F. A. Ireton
Literary Society
and Mee
F. W. Walker
Uncle Sam
M. B. Griggs
E O. Ireton
Hare
D. #. Hall
Oliver Harlow
Hazel Wise
Mr. Mehl
Ruth Harlow
Howard Connor
Rogers Bros
Charles Hulick
Itutick
Fourth Street
Freeman Armstrong
C. Sederberg
Jewelry
Milford, Ohio
Lou Bonis
Auditor's
Casualty Bridge
Lowit
Ealthyies
Corn Products CO
J. C.funk, the Hardwareman
Willamsburg
Merry Christmas
State of Ohio
Kiine
Clermont Ue
State of
Ohio Pike
Robinson’s Corner
Said
Pike
Cincinnati and Portamouth
Anid Moore
Eben Behymer
Mary Line
Mary Kline
J. M. Robinaco
John M. Robinson
Mary Hicks Kline
James E. Robinson
Bennevile Kline
Feasten & Hicks
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