Nonogenarian Dies in Crosstown at 91
The oldest resident of Crosstown died at his home on Thursday January 9 1902 at age 91 and was buried last Saturday. The obituary notes he was highly esteemed and not insane. the report adds details of a nearby case involving Sam Apple in probate court on insanity examination and outcome. Also mentions resumption of stock sales by Johnson livery stables set for February first Saturday and monthly thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor Bo
Crosstown
Sam Apple
Apparent Farce in Clermont Court Over Taxpayer Funds
The Clermont Sun reports on a controversial Ohio court proceeding against county officials and publishers over county funds. The piece condemns the process as a farce driven by partisan influence, alleging overdrawn accounts and biased rulings, and warns of dangerous precedents limiting taxpayer rights.
Clermont Sun exposes Roudebush feud and Bethel leader Joseph Clare
The Clermont Sun reports on Ohio Senate leadership struggles, accusing Roudebush of orchestrating deals with Kadzt group and Dems in Columbus and Cincinnati. It also honors Bethel leader Joseph Clare, describing his philanthropy, railroad promotion, and public service before his death at age 77.
Funeral of Mrs. R F Rush Held in M E Church
The funeral for Mrs. R F Rush was held Friday afternoon at the M E church with Rev Bailey presiding. Her sons Turpin D Rush William P Rush and E S Rush and nephews Lucien and Wright Murphy and her brother William Pollard served as pallbearers. Born September 1639 she moved to Batavia in 1868 and raised five children two grandchildren survive. She united with the M E church in girlhood and was known for kindness and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Rush
M.E. Church
Bailey
Jessus
Turpin D
William P
Rush
Lucien
Wright Murphy
William Pollard
Batavia
Clermont
William
Randolph F. Rush
Nancy E. Wiliam P
Priscilla
Nancy Hayes
Torpin
M. E. Church
Fie Laurel
Batavis Church
Loveland Citizens Hurt In Vehicle Collision
The Loveland accommodation due at 12 30 Sunday morning arrived two hours late and collided with oil cars at Pendleton. The engineer was seriously injured and passengers were shaken. Two Loveland citizens were bruised and Joseph Dunkie from the Hamilton county auditor’s office suffered a side injury. The wife of actor Shorten was hurt in the chest. They received treatment from the company surgeon and were sent home under a physician’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Pendleton
Joseph Dunkie
Hamilton County Auditor’s Office
Shorten
Scott
Mess in Clermont county politics prompts probe of Hill election
The Clermont Sun argues a Democratic misstep in appointing Thomas W. Hill as infirmary director and questions the duties of Prosecuting Attorney Clare Nichols under Revised Statutes. It calls for accountability by officials and a focus on protecting voters and county funds.
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Clermont Bur
Thomas W. Hill
Clermont County
Secretary of State
Hill
Nash
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Hila
Nichols
Clare” Nichols
Clermog Sun
Hugh Nichols
Tommie Hill
C. B. Nichols
O. P. Griffith
Nichols & Griffith
Mr. Hill
Courier
Bond filed for C G and P Railroad franchise
The C G P Railroad Company bond for fifteen thousand dollars on its newly granted waterworks franchise was received by the board and sent to the clerk and engineer. J R Robertson warned a crossing collision when a wagon loaded with 344 quarts of Tiltroglycerine approached near Hartford City Indiana en route to Kentucky.
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C.G. & P. Railroad Company
Board of Waterworks
Banker’s Surety Company
Cleveland
J. R. Robertson
Pike
Robertson
Hartford City
Indiana
Kentucky
Democrats Protest Proposed Compromise in Clermont County Case
Taxpayer Auditor Williams objects to Prosecutor Nichols handling a settlement of the Davis case over county fees. The petition asks commissioners to refuse any compromise and let court interpret charges. The dispute centers on whether Nichols can settle or must be decided by the court, with Pettition totals cited and political tensions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Clermont County
H. P. Williams
Messrs. Brombaugh
Georgetown
Louis Hiess
John W. Davis
Davis
Wood
Bambaugh
Williams
Nichols
Examiner Wood
Courier
T&ee
Tennessee Visitor Recovers From Wild Ball Wound
Frank Homan of this place was seriously wounded four weeks ago in Batavia when a vagrant ball from a Flobert rifle fired by boys schooling at a mark struck him. His companion Harry Hamilton suffered leg and other injuries when a skittish horse threw him during a country ride. Hamilton’s condition improved after 24 hours of delayed care, and Homan later assisted in nursing him as both men work as engineers in the Cumberland mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Homan
Flobert
Homan
Harry Hamilton
Olive Branch
Hamilton
Cumberland Mountains
Tennessee
Local Citizens Drawn for U S Petit Jury
The article lists sixth district residents selected for jury duty including Julip P. George Clinton County and others. It notes a ceremony at G A R ball where newly elected officers of the post and the W R C were installed, followed by a surprise banquet organized by corps members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Petit Jary
Julip P. George
Clinton County
George
Rene Greene Wesi
ABG
Highland
R. K. Livingstone
Brown
He P. Homuop
Clermons
M. W. Earhart
G. A. R. Ball
W.R. C
Wolf couple marks fiftieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jacob Wolf celebrated their fiftieth marriage anniversary at home with their eight children daughters in law grandchildren and other relatives. Pastors Rev H J Frank and Rev J B Bremer attended along with members of the U S church and a large social gathering followed a bountiful meal. Guests brought many useful gifts and extended best wishes for future anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wolf
U. S
H. J. Frank
J. B. Bremer
Ohlo
Oldest seed houses join forces for garden ladies
The D. Landreth & Sons seed house of Philadelphia and James Vick of Rochester have formed a joint venture under their mall department to serve women gardeners. Their new illustrated catalogue features eleven flower varieties and ten vegetable kinds, with a plain cover and tempting offers. Mentioning the paper reportedly yields low reeds firnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
D. Landreth & Sons
6Th Street
Philadelphia
James Vick
Rochester
N.Y
Clinton county subities uninve sentenced to ten years
The Clinton county subities uninve were sentenced to ten years in prison within four months of their crime. Sheriff Vanderyort, with four prisoners, faced a question about governor’s remarks on temperance. The piece notes Browning’s strict temperance stance and the group’s drink given at the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County
Wilmington
C. N. Browning
Clinton Republican
Browning
Sherif Vanderyort
North Carolina
South Carolina
Bobby Barns
Market Report on First Week of Pew Year Tobacco Offerings
The first week of the pew year saw small offerings with mixed quality. Old crop tobacco sold well, with color grades favored and prices improving. new tobacco varied, cheap kinds remained strong while top grades softened. Gold prices held steady with daily averages around seven dollars per hundred pounds. A curing ad for Doah's Ointment follows the market notes.
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Hughie Lullaby Nichols
E. Addle Lockwood
F. White
Eys
Old
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Ohris
Grant
Shermans
Garfield
McKinley
Foraker
Hanna
Dreyfus
Commonwealth
Judge Cantrill
Tom Cambell
State of
Parrott
State of Ohio
Markley
Parrot
Bryan
Judge Markley
C. B. Nighols
H. L. Nichole
J Markley
Joseph. Clare
Ringster Roudebush
Tempora
Mores
Gan
Ohio Senate
Te Desh
Roudebush
Senate
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bolomm
Columbus
Cincinnati
Rondebusch
Financial Committee
Twelve
Apostles
Bill Decker
Kurtz
Bill
Bill Thompson
Franklin
Decker
Thompson
Roudebueh
Hurst
Roger
Rondebush
Kartz & Co
Simon
Bethel
Sud
Denly
Joseph Clare
Stiil
Grant McKinley
England
Anna Moore
Mary A. Israel
John
Joseph
New York
West
Christian Church
J. H. Lockwood
Onto
Hindaest
Kurize
Hio
Snes Democrats
R F. Rush
Pendelton
Hreck&d
Railroad Matters
Homs
Prosecu
Tor Nichols
W. Davis
United States
Petit Jurors
W. BR. Cc
Burley Tobacco
Doah
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