Ohio and national politics fill Clermont page in 1904
The Clermont Courier reports on Bryan Hanna and Roosevelt relations in Ohio, Socialist gains in Massachusetts, Panama’s US protection, Bennett’s will and a $50,000 bequest, plus Churchillian party dynamics. It notes congressional makeup, naval refreshments at the White House, and Russia’s beef shipment to reach San Francisco. It covers Maryland land sales to immigrants and potential statehood for western territories. The President’s Panama policy and the Hay Herron treaty are discussed with dispatches from Commander Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Omaha
San Francisco
Enquirer backs Hanna for President against Roosevelt
The Cincinnati Enquirer attacks President Roosevelt and pushes Senator Hanna as the Republican candidate. It asserts Hanna’s illness and unwillingness to run, while praising Roosevelt for honesty, bravery, and dedication to law, labor, and tariff policy, claiming McLean and Democratic papers cannot defeat Roosevelt.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Roosevelt
Hanna
Enquirer
John R. McLean
Commercial Tribune
McLean
Republican Party
Panama Canal
Sudden Illness Shocks Ex Governor Bushnell in Ohio
The news comes as ex Governor Bushnell suffers a cerebral paralysis while returning home to Springfield after the inaugural ceremonies of Governor-elect Myron T. Herrick. His condition follows the death of ex Governor Foster, adding to the sorrow.
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Ohio
United States
Ala
Bushnell
Springfield
Myron T. Herrick
Foster
Ex Governor Charles Foster Dies Revered Ohio Republican Leader
Ex Governor Charles Foster is dead and remembered by Clermont county friends. He impressed many during his 188] campaign in Clermont, earning lifelong respect as a loyal Republican figure who remained steadfast to the end.
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Charles Foster
Clermont County
New Furniture Line Arrives at Schwab’s Store Bata
A fresh selection of furniture arrives at Wm. Schwab's Bata store with new pieces on sale at reasonable prices. Customers are invited to browse the updated stock and take advantage of the affordable offerings.
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Wm. Schwab
Batavia
The Dead Letter Sale Controversy Explored
A Washington Star viewpoint explains that unredeemed mail items are not sold to private buyers. Letters remain private or are returned. merchandise after years and failed owner searches is sold or destroyed with proceeds aiding government costs.
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Post Office Department
Washington Star
Rattle-brain critics condemned for disparagement of enterprise
The piece attacks self-designing knockers who disparage ventures for prejudice and ignorance. It contrasts honest disapproval of dishonest schemes with petty critics who oppose progress, urging critics to stay silent and let successful efforts proceed for the public good.
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Middle West
Congress Opens With Sparse Attendance and Narrow Agenda
The fifty-eighth Congress began on January 4 with low attendance and slow activity. The House plans to await committee reports on appropriation bills as Republican leaders push to limit new legislation. Smoot’s case goes to the Senate, and Panama canal treaty faces long discussions while Lodge and Morgan speeches frame the Nicaragua route. It is unlikely much else will be debated in the near term.
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Congress
Panama
New Republic
Senate
Canal
Colon
Nicaragua
Colombia
Hubbard
Republic
Fifty-Eighth Congress
House
Smoot
Lodge
Morgan
Panama Canal
Penny in the churn cures and a doctor’s cod liver oil
Proverbs compare the butter churn to Scott's Emulsion a milk of pure cod liver oil with hypophosphites prepared for delicate stomachs. It suits weak pale children who like its taste and take to it naturally, claimed as the best treatment for thinness.
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Scott
Gorman Seeks Democratic Nomination Amid Senate Strategy
The article notes Gorman pursuing the Democratic nomination next year and delaying any decision on resigning his Senate seat until election outcomes are known. It also recounts Prussian officers crossing into France during wartime weathering tension between the nations.
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Gorman
Senate
Local Notes From Lindale And Nearby Towns
Lindale residents share weekend visits with Germantown and Bethel friends while others return to Cincinnati and Missouri. Blairville land buyers plan a future home. Mt Pisgah and New Richmond ties noted. A late local obituary and cautions against coughs prompt Foley’s Honey and Tar availability.
Local Social Notes From Milford And Cincinnati Visits
Ratner moved back to his cottage from Cincinnati. Nash and family spent Sunday with William Perkins at Amelia. Elmer Baldwin of Cincinnati visited Ban day with his parents. Howard Boyce attends night school in Cincinnati. Lottie Blanchard of Glen Este visited Mrs. B. Thomas. Anderson and Johnson visited M. Anderson of Williamsville. Pearl and Emma Phillips of Cincinnati were guests of Miss Sarah Perry. Delia Bell and Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Brown are on the sick list. Fred Bell of Cincinnati visiting his parents.
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A. Ratner
Cincinnati
F. Nash
Wm. Perkins
Amelia
Elmer Baldwin
Howard Boyce
Lottie Blanchard
Glen Este
B. Thomas
F. Anderson
G. R. Johnson
M. Anderson
Williamsville
Pearl
Emma Phillips
Sarah Perry
Delia Bell
Mesdames B. Thomas
F. Brown
Fred Bell
Mieses Rebecca and
Eisle Davis
Milford
Local Social Notes From Rose Hill And Cincinnati
Miss Hattie Robinson hosted guests last week as the young folk enjoyed coasting on Rose's bill. Mrs Grace Lewis visited her sister in Cincinnati on Sunday. Allen Davis of Cincinnati was entertained by his sister Mrs Henry Beagle. Mr and Mrs E Ricner spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs T Williams of Glen Este. Mrs Mary Mathews long sick died at her son T Mathews Rose Hill January 6 at age 78. funeral held at the house and interment at Newtown.
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F. K. Thurber
Germantown
Joseph Born
Sam Meeker
Bethel
Lindale
Effie Lindsey
Mt. Piagah
Misa Berrie Goble
Mt. Pisgah
Raymond Green
Norwood
Alma Green
Rose Lailgore
New Richmond
Mre
Sadie Burkue Kisker
Cincinnati
Josh Silcott
Ruasel Lindsey
Charles Gillaspie
Hattie Robinson
Rose
Grace Lewis
Allen Davis
Henry Beagle
E Ricner
T. Williams
Glen Este
Mary Mathews
LeVéraimbombe
T. Mathews
C. G. & P. Time Table Morning Train
A fragment from the C. G. and P. timetable shows a morning departure labeled MORNING TRA with limited legible details. The note hints at scheduled services but provides no further times or destinations.
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the Clermont Publishing Co
Montis
Johnson
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Senator Hanna
Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Roostvelt
Missouri River
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Lilliputian
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Grove City College
Pennsylvania
England
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White House
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Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
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Indian Territory
France
Germany
Foley
John Bunn
MT. Carmel
Castor
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
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Benjamin Page
Said County
David R. Irwin
E.K. Parnorr
Auditor's
Auditor’s
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Bethel & Maple
Breckenridge
Fruit Ridge
Batavia & Union
Centerville
Auditor
H. P. Williams
Administrator's Sale
Court of Common Pleas
State of Ohio
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Lota Nor
J. D. F. Zamgorde
Ollie Crawford
Andes
Washington Street
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J. D. F. Zamvorde
Mary E. Bainum
Pichard
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Elenor Tron Mazier & Hicks
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Fuhr
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St. Louis
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