Batavia Boy's Death By Self Described In Derangement
A Batavia youth John C Jenike dies by his own hand during illness and mental distress. He served in the Spanish American War era and is remembered as industrious and steady. Funeral services with large attendance reflect his community standing and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnn Jenike
C. Jenike
Batavia
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Glancy
Billman
John C. Jenike
Ohio
J. A. Ockerman
James B. Swing
Board of Education
Batavia Presbyterian Sabbath School
Camp Bushnell
Columbus
Port Tampa
Florida
Shafter
Santiago
Cuba
Fernandina
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Scorching attack on County official prompts arrest
The piece alleges irregular methods by ex-prosecuting attorney O B Nichols, provoking uproar. E Rhoades, involved in Clinton county business, was sought by Constable Knauer and arraigned before Squire Hulick, posting $500 bond to await grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clare
Wm. Hanna
Bus Sims
Bethel
Rhodes
B. Nichols
Parrott
O. B. Nichols
Rhoades
Clinton County
Knauer
Squire Hulick
Bond
Grand Jury
Last Saturday's Shoot and Next Event at Batavia
Score of last Saturday's shooting match shown with oyster supper stake. Birds counted near 25 with Binkley Geo at 19 and Boeldiel.s080: VW SUMP 13. Next shoot set for next Saturday between Stonelick and Batavia. Mrs Anna Walker hosts Batavia Woman's Club on Saturday January 17 with programme featuring Napoleon in Germany and music by Miss Lillian Frazier and Mrs Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binkley
Geo
Boeldiel
Stonelick
Batavia
Anna Walker
Batavia Woman’s Club
Roll Call
Germany
Misa Lillian Frazier
Schuman
Reign of Metternich
Lillian Robinson
Heinrich Heine
Dial Music
Lorelei
Heine
Coal prices along the Ohio River vary with demand
Prices per bushel are listed for Cincinnati Maysville Batavia Baldwin and nearby points. Prices range from 16 to 20 cents with higher rates due to low supply and severe cold threatening in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Maysville
Batavia
Pees Tiyotuee
Baldwin
Clermont County Teachers Institute Session Set at Amelia Town Hall
The third day of the Clermont County Teachers Institute will meet at Amelia town hall on Saturday January 17 beginning 10 30 a m. The program features scripture reading invocation a chorus paper lessons and an address by Prof W B Smyser with sessions into the afternoon. The Batavia township teachers reading circle will meet January 23 at 7 p m at Batavia school with assigned work on teaching art industrial evolution and Shakespeare. Elma Townsley secretary. The Clermont Courier and The Cincinnati Weekly Gazette $1 00 in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Teachers’ Institute
Amelia
Prue LH Lens
Ha Tae Basen
Rehecepherseinye
H. E
Batavia Township Teachers Reading Circle
Batavia
Elma Townsley
Old Landmarks Passes Sage Gunsmith and Inventor
G B Snyder died of typhoid fever January 7 1908 at his Bantam home. A renowned sage of practical mechanisms he trained as a gunsmith under John Park and later worked on arms for the war era. He moved to Bantam in 1872 and with Robert Deterlen ran chair round manufacture before focusing on inventive work including the Snider rifle. He leaves Lavanda Raper and two children Ada Swich and Oscar Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Snyder
Homble
Bantam
Grandison Ballard Snyder
Foster's Crossing
Ohio
Lavanda Raper
Robert Deterlen
Europe
Ada Swich
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Oscar Snyder
Electric Motor Company of
Cincinnati
Rhoades Case Decided Estate Goes to Washington Charity
The court rules Barbara Faul and Andrew Waesner have no interest in Sophia Rhoades estate. The residuary bequest to the Young Womens Home of Washington, DC is upheld despite the son Eugene and widow’s deaths. The decision drawn criticism for favoring a wealthy institution over rightful kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilson
Schley
Admiral Schley
Faul
Andrew Waeaner
Rhoades
District of Columbia
Washington
In Bed Four Weeks With La Grippe Letter
Roy Kemp of Angola Indiana writes of four weeks in bed with la grippe and failure of doctors remedies until using Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports two small bottles cured him and he now uses it for his family. Sold by Dr Jobo Bunn and Son Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
Roy Kemp
Angola
Ind
Foley
Jobo Bunn
Death of John Jenike Shocks Village at Presbyterian Church
John Jenike was buried from the Presbyterian church on Friday with funeral by Rev. Howard Bulman. Friends who knew him attended, laying flowers on his casket. Reported mind wavering and withdrawal from others preceded a tragic death seen as a severe village shock. Look for Kline's store advertisement in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jenike
Presbyterian
Howard Bulman
Highland County Overcharge Cases Dismissed by Judge Walters
Judge Walters newly elected to the circuit bench dismisses all Highland County overcharge cases. He rules the prosecutor lacked authority and that the action should have been brought by the county commissioners, erasing the prosecutions and creating a general escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Highland County
Sult
Indian War Arms Debate in Clermont Courier
A long letter argues how European weapons reached American Indians, critiquing Norse or Aztec links, and suggesting bow use as a bridge between continents. The writer discusses racial classifications, language barriers, and the slow spread of technology, plus Behring Strait formation and ancient earth movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Courier
America
Presscot
American
Atlantic
Pacific
Hudson’s Bay
Cape Horn
Asia
Europe
Africa
Indiana
Blumenbach
Latham
Pritchard
Department
Behring Strait
Brazil
Portugal
Cas. C. Hays
Locust Conner
Prospective Sport at Clermont Views Huge Olive Branch Resort
Prospectors plan a grand C G P road summer hotel at Olive Branch for 2000 guests with 500 rooms a ballroom bowling alley chutes gym scenic railway and lake fishing. Contractors prepare plans with completion hoped for the coming summer to create one of the state’s finest beauty spots with sailing craft steamers and a enlarged lake.
A Poisonous Tropical Insect Described by James C Ford
A Whitfield County Georgia native insect sketch details a tiny pest seen June to November. It burrows in forest debris and spreads misery like a political agitator, attacking the human body with relentless persistence. The note ends with a signature from James C Ford, Hamlet Ohio, January 10, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield County
Georgia
Fair Land
James C. Ford
Hamlet
Ohio
McKinley Day Proclamation Urges Ohio Schools Observance
Governor Nash issues a special proclamation requesting January 29 as the sixtieth anniversary of William McKinley be observed with exercises in Ohio schools colleges and universities. He notes the love for McKinley and urges youths to study his life and patriotism to strengthen love of country and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
McKinley
Ohio
William McKinley
United States
Unbearable Weather Brings Ice and Skating on the River
A sharp cold wave drops below zero with rain turning streets to ice. Skating thrives on the river while residents reflect on how winter sharpening homes and charities, as Uncle John Grant, at 74, joins in the frosty scene. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised by Beck's Pharmacy, Clermont Courier, and Cincinnati Gisette at $1 in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grant
Scrugham Responds to Clermont Democrat Post on Franchises
President Scrugham of the Interurban and Terminal Company refutes a Clermont Democrat paragraph alleging county commissioners sold franchises in a Cincinnati area electric railway deal. He asserts no sale occurred and defends the commissioners, noting his role in securing franchises and building electric roads with Cobb & Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Democrat
Scragham
Democrat
Scrogham
Scrugham
George Scrugham
Hugh Nicholl
Inn
Nichols
Cincinnati
Atttorneys
Hamilton
Cement
Cobb & Howard
Trafic
Hugh Nihols
Messrs. Cobly & Howard
Cincinnati & Eastern Electric Railway Company
Clermont Counties
Suburban
Uime
Clermont County
Miss Emma Hulick Dies in Springfield Area
Miss Emma Hulick died Saturday January 10, 1903, at Springfield after weeks as an invalid. Her remains were brought to Olive Branch for funeral services at the M. E. church. She had lived with her parents on the old home farm, and was about 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hulick
Springfield
Olive Branch
M. E
Hulick
Bechtel Arnica Salve Adverts Beetman Market
An advertisement extols Becklens Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for pain from cuts burns and sore joints, claiming it also cures piles. The copy promotes 25 cent jars available at Beck's Pharmacy in Batavia and J. R. Hicks in Amelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buecklen
Beck's
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Citizen's Telephone Company Reports Encouraging Year
The annual meeting reported 154 miles of wires and 705 boxes with 105 new boxes added. Reports from secretary treasurer and manager showed satisfactory receipts and management. The old board was replaced with W. H. Baum as secretary, treasurer and general manager. The company thrives as a local essential utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen’s Telephone Company
W. H. Baum
One Minute Cough Cure Aids Child After Croup Attack
A Ches ter Michigan postmaster reports his little girl fainted during a croup episode. After repeated doses of One Minute Cough Cure her swelling and inflammation eased, mucus drained, and she quickly recovered. The product is claimed to cure coughs colds la grippe and throat and lung troubles. Beck's Pharmacy sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Spafford
Chester
Mich
Beck's Pharmacy
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Judge Parrott
Hand
H. L. Nichols
Cramer & Sherwood
William Shane
Monroe C
E. Roettinger
Weenie Teivest
Aly
George Sutton
Eaeeney
Monroe Dopod Torio
Miami
ERGNE
Corte Caesse
Eter Chressiereyes
Wayne James Glancy
Feta Bad Williamsburg
Wong
Washington Wright Williame
Ccecsereees
BIOWG
Pccescuss Redatsierscoest Batavia
Geo. Sutton
Monroe
Jacob Fetzer
Pierce
Alonzo Judd
Frank Kalin
C. W. Pegg
John Miller
John Hartman
John Hillin
M. Lindsey
Alcidas Wayland
Griffith
Frederick William Wencker
The
American Telephone and Telegraph Companies
E. Rhoades
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Wyratt
Clermont County Democrat
Sutton
Wood
Wyatt
Catherine Sime
Gottfred Henkes
John Bunn & Son
Ba'vayly
Woman’s Club
Mrs. Belt
Clermont County Teachers
Moor
Adpivunin Etrette Institute
Alpha Frazier
Mary Orebaugh
W. B. Smyser
Delaware
Cornet Solo Zuella K
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette
Sage
Machinst
Institution In
Colum
Kline
Walter
Proseutor
Indian War Arms
Dean
Clermont
Dred Room Hotel
MR. Chigger
H. A. Tisdale
Summerton
8. C
DeWitt
Pany
Tion
Cincionati
Croup
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