Bambach Declared Elected In Fair And Square Ruling
Circuit Court in Georgetown found that several ballots were miscounted or discarded and some Markley votes were improperly counted. The decision favored Gottlieb Bambach by a majority of 26, though one judge dissented, and Bambach will be seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Bambach-Markley
Markley
James W. Tarbell
Gottlieb Bambach
Bambach
Th. Ay Jones
Jackson
Festus Walters
Circleville
Thomas Cherrington
Irdutop
H. L. Nichols
Frack Davis
John R. Moore
W. D. Young
W. C. Bishop
Samuel Stevenson
Rufus Fite
Gottleib Bambach
Sudden Death of Olive Branch Farmer George Erion
George Erion a 54 year old farmer of Olive Branch died last Friday after a short illness. He leaves a widow two children and many relatives. Funeral services were held at the U B church last Sunday where he was a charter member and Sunday school superintendent. The burial followed in Union cemetery with ministers reading his obituary in German and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Erion
Milford council resignations prompt clerical shakeup
At the council meeting Ed F. Branger and Councilman Donnelley resigned and were accepted. Mayor Turner nominated Harry G. Murphy to succeed Branger. Ball filed against Cincinnati and Columbia traction company to compel repair of city trolley service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Council
Ed. F. Branger
Counecilman Donnelley
Turner
Harry G. Murphy
Ity
Branson
Ball
Cincinnati & Columbia_ traction company
Tepaire
Oftranohile
Died at His Desk Clermont Postal Clerk Dies in Harness
Robert S. Brock of Loveland a railway mail service clerk died suddenly at his desk last Saturday. He had dropsy and his death was attributed to that condition. About 46 years old, Brock served 21 years in the mail service and was valued highly. He had recently bought a Loveland home and planned a reception for friends. Funeral services were held at his parents’ home in Loveland with burial in Miamiville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Brock
Loveland
Brock
Miamiville
Ohio flood hits Aberdeen man with multiple family losses
Captain Shelton of Aberdeen, Brown County, endures a string of tragedies as his daughter dies in a house fire, a son perishes protecting his head in a tunnel accident on the Kentucky Central, and floodwaters threaten all his remaining property. The woes, likened to a relentless burden, dwarf ordinary misfortunes.
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Captain Shelton
Aberdeen
Brown County
Shelton
Ohio
Aweepa
Ufe
New Ownership and Paper Changes Reported in Lebanon
G M Mulford buys trolling stake in Western of Lebanon and will run the paper. He is a veteran journalist from Warren County. A Lebanon dispatch says United Publishing Co has been dissolved and the Press will cease publication, though the January 5 issue shows no clear signs of financial trouble or the end of The Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Mulford
Lebanon
Warrer’county
Adiapatch
United Publishing Company
More Cash Returned to Public Coffers by Unwitting Draws
The county treasury reports sums paid in since the last report. Examiners note money drawn in excess of the legal amount has been returned to public coffers.
County accounts investigation to be printed in detail
Examiners Tatman and Brown completed their inquiry into county accounts. A 200 page report will be duplicated to the State and county auditors. Courier will publish once copy is ready in a few weeks. About $15,000 may be recovered for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatman and Brown
Courier
Milford School Board Makes Teacher Resignation Changes
Due to ill health Miss Mary A. Wood resigns from the Milford schools. Miss Mabel Johnson is chosen to fill her vacancy in the primary grade. Pearl Doughman is elected to vacancy in room No 2. Daniel W. Murphy becomes board president and Con W. Gatch is clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Wood
Milford
Mabel Johnson
Pearl Doughman
Daniel W. Murphy
Con W. Gatch
Time Pensions Pass House With Tiered Veterans Aid
The service pension bill, previously detailed, passed the House yesterday. It provides $12 monthly for veterans 62 and older, $15 for those 70, and $20 for those 75. The article notes the generosity may require readers to reach a certain capacity for appreciation.
Milford man acquitted in shooting with intent case
William Redmond, charged with shooting with intent to kill Ferdi nand Bennett at Milford in December, was acquitted. The jury heard the case Wednesday morning and returned a not guilty verdict on Thursday.
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William Redmond
Ferdinand Bennett
Milford
Death of Owensville Resident John Dumford
Aged Owensville citizen John Dumford died at his home Monday February 4 1907 in his 80th year He was among California’s early voyagers and left a widow in feeble health and two children Funeral services will be held at his home this afternoon.
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John Dumford
Owensville
That Place
California
One More Veteran Recruited for the Grand Army
Price T. Fee of Felicity died at his home last week aged 65. A member of the 69th Ohio volunteers he was buried with full Post honors on Sunday. He was widely known and admired for bravery, duty, and frequent assistance to comrades. His death is deeply regretted by town residents and old comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price T. Fee
Felicity
69Th Ohio Volunteers
Fee
DIES IN HIS CHAIR ON HIS FARM
A well known bachelor farmer Web Weaver aged about 50 was found dead in his chair at his home above the red bridge Monday morning around 8 o clock. He lived alone on the old farm and was liked for his pleasant though peculiar nature. Funeral services were held from the home yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bridge
Web. Weaver
Joseph Weaver
Charles Weaver
Lucien Weaver
Bridge Closure On New Richmond Traction Line
Hamilton county commissioners reported the New Richmond traction bridge unsafe after high water and ordered traffic suspended. The Cincinnati & Eastern Traction Company will arrange passenger transfers while repairs are made with a watchman stationed at the bridge to stop heavy hauling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cower
Richmond
Cincinnati & Eastern Traction Company
Revival closes after season of earnest labor in faith
The union revival services ended Friday as Rev Dr Bigger left for an eastern State engagement to dedicate a church. Seven were admitted to the Methodist church last Sabbath, bringing total since the meeting began to ten. Mrs Osear Lindsley and her two children were baptized before departing for Tucson Arizona.
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Bigger
Loth
Methodist Church
Osear Lindsley
Tucson
Arizona
Huabsod
Father
Buedsall
BE. Church
Equity Society Meets in Georgetown for Land Pledging
A mass meeting of white barley tobacco growers in Georgetown Kentucky drew hundreds of participants. About 1220 acres were pledged to the Equity Society as Senator Campbell urged farmers to join the pool, insist on Kentucky traditions, and back 1907 land ownership over the American Tobacco Company price control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Campbell
Wall Street
Winchester
American Tobacco Company
Kentucky
Trust
Ditch vs Vexus Injunction Fight Reemerges In Court
Circuit Court rules Ferris cannot force relief while injunction on Ohio Turnpike payment remains in effect. The 28 750 land purchase across gullies and mud sparked protests. demurrer overruled, keeping injunction alive though subject to challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Turnpike
Clermont
Ferris
Charitable Suggestion on Reward by George H. Anderson
George H. Anderson who helped capture Henry White the murderer of Marshal Basore of Franklin urges that any reward be turned over to the marshal's widow as a graceful and generous act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Anderson
Henry White
Marshal Basore
Franklin
Warren county sheriff gains 20 monthly for stable upkeep
County commissioners approve a twenty dollar per month allowance for the sheriff to maintain a stable for official duties. Clermont commissioners discuss buying an outfit for the sheriff but observers doubt any immediate savings will arise.
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Warren County
Clermont
Ohio School Exhibit Plan Taps Lockland Educator
Prof. Dial of Lockland schools traveled to Columbus to attend a meeting of a special committee appointed by the state school superintendent. The committee is organizing the Ohio school exhibit for the Jamestown exposition.
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Dial
Lockland Schools
Columbus
Ohio
Oldest News Agent Ned Hromibrook Retires Age 74
Ned Hromibrook of Milford is described as possibly the oldest news agent in Ohio having bought a record of 00 years this month. He started the Enquirer business in 1867 and has continuously handled the paper up to now at age 74 and remains capable and efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Hromibrook
Milford
Ohio
The
Enquirer
New Janitor Named for Public Building
John H. Fishback was yesterday appointed janitor of the public building. The incumbent has resigned to enter mall service.
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John H. Fishback
Special Meetings at Mount Carmel Universalist Church
A series of meetings will be held at the Universalist church in Mt. Carmel from Thursday evening February 1 through Sunday evening February 17. Rev. H. G. Ayers of Cincinnati will assist the pastor. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Mt. Carmel
Veteran Falls Out in Clermont Citizens Mourn Edenton Man
James Cramer, a Clermont regiment veteran and Edenton resident, suddenly collapsed at home while reading. He died instantly from a gunshot like incident. He belonged to the M E church I O O F and the G A R with a funeral held by the Post and Odd Fellows. Interment followed in Edenton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
James Cramer
Edenton
M. E. Church
Post
Odd Fellows
Edenton Cemetery
Injured Worker George Herron Hurt at Heel Factory
George Herron, a machine operator at the heel factory, was painfully injured last Friday when his left hand fingers were caught in treavy compress rollers. He pulled free but lost ends of three fingers, narrowly escaping full arm injury. Herron, a quiet hardworking young man, has few other resources for daily bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herron
Herron
Hildebrandt Takes Post With Columbus Firm
Hon. C. Q. Hildebrant has accepted a position with Ruggles Gales Stationery Co of Columbus. He will manage business interests in eighteen Ohio counties, leveraging his long service at Hildebrant book store and ten years in the county clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Republican
C. Q. Hildebrant
Ruggles Gales Stationery Company
Columbus
Ohio
Hildebrant
Cincinnati Advertisers' Club elects officer Smith B Quéal
A Cincinnati Advertisers' Club meeting last Wednesday chose Smith B Quéal as head of the club. He is a Miami township native and cousin to Hon. J. BR. Woodllet of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club
Smith B. Quéal
Miami Township
J. BR. Woodllet
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E. F. Bardon
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Moscow
Phillips
William Brunie
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John L. Marsh
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Great Grand Army
Price
T. Fee
New Richmond
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Commissioners Board
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