Report of Clermont County financial examination findings
Report documents F H Doyle and W O Haugh examination of Clermont County finances from November 1906 to September 1910. It notes irregularities explained by prior practices, details step by step audit methods, bonds, fees, salaries, and overdrafts. praises itemized billings and cites deficits in several funds plus adjustments and refunds.
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Clermont County
F. H. Doyle
W. O. Haugh
J. L. Larkin
Board of Elections
Dow
Bureau of Inspection and Examiners
Christmas Dance At Armory Draws Bata Social Set
The Bata via young society invited two weeks earlier for a December 26 event at the Armory. About 80 couples from nearby towns attended and described the evening as highly enjoyable with perfect music and refreshments, ending in the early hours of Tuesday after a worthwhile trip.
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Batavia
Adams to the Front in County Vote Bribery Probe
About 690 voters in Adams county face possible indictments for election law violations after last November’s poll. Manchester township accounts for about half the cases as grand jurors continue hearings expected to last days. A 125 disfranchisement estimate looms. a new sheriff and prosecutor take office January 1, 1911, while Judge Blair remains on the bench. Tom Rye was jailed for six months and fined $50 for bootlegging in a dry area.
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Tataltereres
Infirmary
Tate Township
Franklin Township
RE. O. Ely
Harley Rapp
A.N. Paxton
W. R. Walker
Same
B. T. Davis
L. Turnipseed
DE Kirwan
Fetzer
Clerk of Courts
Rapp
Teal
Bame
Dieger
Essen Guess
J. BR. Gorman
E. J. Hutchinson
R. Hawkins
Chris Ernst
J. R. Smith
Chas. Burkhart
Rome
Wm. Brune
Watersy.cticea Csetitsabetian Eens
Sccs
B. Te
C.cisces
Peteer
Jos
R. Smith
TRG
Tina
Adams County
Manchester Township
Manchester
Blair
Tom Rye
Adams
Josephus H. Hall Dies in Dayton at 72
Josephus H. Hall former Monterey resident died in Dayton last Thursday and his remains were brought to Owensville for burial last Saturday. A Civil War veteran and member of Odd Fellows and Masons, the latter presiding over the funeral. He is survived by two daughters and one son.
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Josephus H. Hall
Monterey
Dayton
Owensville
Bridge Over Little Miami River Reopens After Sinkage
After three months of transfer, the C G P traffic resumes over the Little Miami River bridge. The structure, undermined by a sunken pier, sank with a car and passengers narrowly escaped. Public now travels safely over the repaired bridge.
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Little Miami River
Christmas tributes to church workers at M B church
Miss Bess Walker chorister and Mary Jeffries organist were honored on Christmas day by church members. Walker received a gold watch and Jeffries the watch value in money. The Junior League gave Rev Burdsall a gift and the Ladies M E Guild remembered Janitor Ferguson with a small present.
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Bess Walker
Mary Jeffries
M. B. Church
Burdsall
M. E. Guild
Couple Dies Within Minutes of Each Other at May Hill Home
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy died suddenly at their home near May Hill Adams county last Tuesday morning. Mr Murphy 62 died of heart disease, 15 minutes later Mrs Murphy 58 died of apoplexy, evidently shocked by her husband's death. They leave eleven children eight boys and three girls. West Union Defender Clayton Cartmell and wife of Springfield and Morris Kain of Dayton visited Mrs Elisa Kain and family this weekend.
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John ©. Murphy
May Hill
Adams County
Batavia Wedding Scene At Town Hall Involving Notables
Saturday night wedding at Batavia town hall features Master Allen Griffity and Helen Holmes Rush as representatives for the bride and groom. Guests include Theodore and Mrs Roosevelt Governor and Mrs Harmon Mr and Mrs William Taft. A Lohengrin march by Mrs Grace McDonald and a series of drills by Batavia young ladies accompany the event. Admission is 10 cents. Polly of the Circus postponed to Friday night January 6.
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Town Hall
Batavia
Allen Griffity
Helen Holmes Rush
Amy Dean Davis
Earl Bunn
Thodore
Roosevelt
Harmon
William Taft
Grace McDonald
Polly
Tom Sors i
Travel notes from Lowell Roudebush on Pittsburg to New York trip
Traveling writer Lowell Roudebush shares observations from Pittsburg through New Haven to Waterbury and beyond. He praises Philadelphia and Pennsylvania rails, notes the old horse giving way to the automobile, and comments on New York City and regional farming in Connecticut and Owensville area farms.
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Pittsburg
Braddock
City Hall
Johnstown
Pa. R. R
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Trenton
Princeton
Mamouth
Valley Forge
Brandywine
Delaware River
Washington
Brunswick
Elizabeth
Newark
Pa. Railway
New York City
Hudson River
City
7Th Avenue
82Nd Street
Panama Canal
New York
New Haven
Bridgeport
Barnum
Waterbury
State Farmers’ Institute
Enoch Birdsey
Robert Magee
Owensville
Birdsey
Connecticut
England
Suit Filed Over 2000 Dollar Advances From Deceased Partner
Ida M. Thomas sues the estate of Frank M Hardwick claiming about 2000 dollars advanced in his lifetime. Hardwick, a traveling chiropodist, died about a year ago leaving real estate in Amelia and Cincinnati worth around 10 000 dollars. Thomas, who stayed at Massillonian Hotel in Massillon Ohio, claimed to be his wife and helped with funeral arrangements but was turned away by his wife and children.
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Ida M. Thomas
Frank M Hardwick
Hardwick
Amelia
Cincinnati
Massillonian
Massillon
Ohio
Thomas
Nichols & Nichols
Frank Davis, Jr
Chas. C. Kearns
Fift ieth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hage man
Mr and Mrs James Hageman of Williamsburg marked their fiftieth Christmas anniversary in quiet due to ill health. Mrs Hageman recovers from a broken hip while Mr Hageman suffers from party. Neighbors sent gold and silver pieces in remembrance of the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garley Hageman
Williamsburg
Hageman
Consumption's Harvest in Ohio Dead Count by Race and Month
The Ohio death toll from consumption in the last year totals 6844 with 594 among colored individuals. White rate 188.9 and colored 561.5. Victims include 3543 males and 8801 females. March records 707 deaths, November 465, with monthly totals listed through December 20.
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Ohio
Miami Township Farmers Institute to hold sixth annual session
The Miami Township Farmers Institute will meet January 4 and 6 1911 at the Milford town hall Ohio. J W Nicodemus and J B Brigham of Wah Wert and Bowling Green will address the meetings and share agricultural insights. An evening program with reading music and papers from local talent is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Township Farmers’ Institute
Milford
Ohio
Department of Agriculture of
J. W. Nicodemus
Wah Wert
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Tractions Company
Newtoneville
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Clermont
Larkin
C. C. Kearns
D. W. Murphy
Gorman
Election Board
Zene Ee
The
C. G. & P. Railroad Company
Clayton Cartmell
Springfield
Morris Kain
Elisa Kain
Lowell Roudebush
Miami Farmers
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