Lowell Finds Prosperity During Ohio Travels and Praises Farmers
Lowell reports farmers prosperous across Ohio after five weeks touring the state. He notes modern rural homes, up to date barns, and affordable city comforts in rural homes. He cites farmers as a key conservative national force and reflects on institutes, crops, and notable Ohio figures Vallandigham and Hanna.
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Ohio
Lisbon
Columbiana County
Rome
Lisbon Institute
Clermont Laird Vallandingham
Marcus Aurelius Hanna
Vallandigham
Clement
Hanna
John H. Morgan
Columbiana
Ohio River
Salem
Damascus
Palestine
Gallilee
U.S
Glass and Steel Works
Utica
Licking County
Knox County
Lowell Rouprnusn
Clermont Attorney Makes His Mark
Clermont lawyer James C. McMath, former county State’s attorney, is highlighted in The National Corporation Report for a paper on the work of a general attorney for a corporation. The article praises his knowledge and long service with the National Harvesting Company and notes his high standing with the Chicago bar and the National Bar Association. Old Clermont friends take pride in his achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Corporation Reporter
Northwestern University School of Law
James C. McMath
National Harvesting Company
McMath
Chicago
National Bar Association
Niagara Falls
Two Bull Dogs Clash On Main Street In Odd Afternoon Fracas
A Saturday street brawl between two bull dogs drew a crowd on Main Street. The fight, interrupted by a peacekeeping board, escalated to a lamp post strike and water dousing before the canines dispersed, leaving bystanders to reflect on the unlikely melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Board of Arbitration
Humane Society
Moscow Alumni计划 February 3 社交学术集会
Moscow 高中校友将于2月3日星期六在 Lydia H. Pattison 先生住所举行月度聚会。活动以罗伯特·彭斯 Burns 为主题，节目包括音乐独唱、诵读、祈祷及演讲，参与者涉及多位校友与教师，聚会将提供社交及教育价值。
Clermont Soldiers to Sail Home in February
Two Clermont County officers in the Philippines Major General H. Corbin and Major Julius A. Penn will return to the United States in February. Corbin will command the Northern division on arrival and be promoted to lieutenant general after General Bates retires in April. The War Department also orders units to the Philippines amid anti foreign sentiment and possible China action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Clermont County
H. ©. Corbin
Julius A. Penn
Penn
Mather
Corbin
Clermont
United States
Bates
War Department
China
Robbery Daringly Fails To Grab Cash From Clerk
Frank Jenike, a clerk at the Glaney grocery, was robbed near his home in the East End after leaving a party at the Ehernsberger residence. Two men emerged from an alley between First and Second streets at midnight, searched his pockets, took jewelry, and fled cursing his lack of wealth. Jenike, shaken, went home unable to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jenike
Glaney
Ehernsberger
East End
Jenike
Woman's Club Hosts Hundred at Second Guest Day
Mrs Blanche Buvinger hosted a Saturday afternoon event gathering about fifty guests. The program featured speakers, a duet, and light refreshments, with several club topics and guests presenting reflections on women and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Buvinger
Sunday Religious Services Draw Large Crowds Across Churches
A Sunday of unusually strong church attendance reports large crowds at Presbyterian Methodist and German churches. Sermons covered urged reading and accessible salvation, with special music and solos by noted singers. Weekly notices invite Friday gatherings and continue services at Williamsburg and other outlets.
New Storekeeper Appointed at Soldiers' and Sailors' Home
At the regular meeting of the board of trustees of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home in Xenia last Saturday, William H. Sutherland of Ripley Brown County was named storekeeper, succeeding John Conroy of Bethel who resigned. Sutherland is an old soldier and drew popular favor.
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The
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Xenia
William H. Sutherland
Ripley
Brown County
John Conroy
Bethel
Sutherland
Obituary of Newton Corbly Dies at 63 in Amelia
Well known citizen Newton Corbly died January 22 1906 in his 64th year. Born in Amelia he helped grow the town from forest to prosperity. He leaves three sons and three daughters. Funeral tomorrow morning at Lindale Baptist Church.
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Newton Corbly
Amelia
Lindale Baptist Oburoh
Route Agen Resigns Mail Route No 3 Replacement Named
W E Innis, who handled Route No 3 for the mails, has resigned. Ajone C Goff has been appointed to take the place.
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Route Agen
W. E. Innis
Ajone
C. Goff
Batavia Club Rumored to Seek Hamilton House Purchase
Rumor says the Batavia Improvement Club plans to buy the Hamilton House, clear the site and replace it with a three story hotel and offices. The aged property has long belonged to the Hamilton family, passing through several landlords in the 19th century.
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Batavia Improvement Club
Hamilton
John Jamieson
Milton Jamieson
L. B. Leeda
Clermont Sun
Jonathan Johnson
Harvey Hyton
Thomas and
Kateton
Ubder
Proven & Popular
Prof Vansary
Cara
Marion Oxley of Perintown Dies at 61
Marion Oxley died at his Perintown home on Sunday January 21 1906 after several weeks of illness A former farmer he served in the 59th regiment and is survived by his widow with no children The deceased requested cremation and the scattering of his ashes over his daughter Cora Oxley’s grave with his wife named executrix.
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Marion Oxley
Perintown
59Th Regiment
Oxley
Cora Oxley
Pioneer Woman Eliza Dennison Dies at 89 in Batavia Home
Eliza P Dennison longtime Batavia resident died Sunday night January 21 1906 at her Wood street home where she lived since marriage to George W Dennison prominent Clermont attorney. Born 1816 she was 90 years old and mother of five three living in Batavia. A Presbyterian for over fifty years she was known for charity and reading. Funeral services were held at the home with Rev Geo H Lee presiding and a large gathering. Pallbearers Frank White Allen Glaney C W Pegg John R Woodlief Norman Lee A M Dimmitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza P. Dennison
Batavia
Wood Street
John W
Mary Robinson
George W. Dennison
Clermont
Presbyterian Church
Geo. H. Lee
Frank White
Allen Glaney
C. W. Pegg
John R. Woodlief
Norman Lee
A. M. Dimmitt
Joint Session of Brown and Clermont Teachers in Georgetown
Brown and Clermont counties hold a joint session at the Presbyterian church in Georgetown on Saturday. Superintendent C L Martzolff of New Lexington will give the main address along with program items on school literature and local Ohio topics. Special car service is offered from Carrollnet with a fare of 1 cent for the round trip.
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Brown
Clermont Counties
Presbyterian Church
Georgetown
C. L. Martzolff
New Lexington
Green
A. F. Waters
Aera
J.B. Collins
Batavia
Silas Marner
C. L. Martgolff
Musle
Ohio and Ohloans
Clermont County
Brown County
C. L. Allen
Minnie Reidle
B. Smith
Jc, Little
Mins
Ceelle Hutick
Pred
Bh. Bishop
Cleova Searla
Weller Dennett
Carrellet
Highland Park
Ground Hog's Visit Signals Approaching Spring
The article muses on the yearly ground hog sighting and its forecast of six more weeks of cold weather. It notes the creature leaves February 1 and often sees its shadow, a sign of lingering winter. The piece treats the ground hog as a long familiar harbinger of spring.
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Spring
Two Warm January Days Leave Readers Delighted and Weary
The two January days felt unusually warm with 78 degrees recorded. Neighbors enjoyed blue skies, birdsong, and porch gatherings while noting the cheerful mood, yet hinting the pleasant spell comes with a price in waning winter vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Blue Jays
Robbins
Elen
Enjosed
Petition Drives Grant Monument at Port Pleasant
Residents of Port Pleasant prepare a petition to ask Congress for an appropriation to erect a monument at the birthplace of General Grant. They urge a handsome shaft honoring the brave captain and eminent statesman and plan to sign the petition when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pleasant
Congress
General Grant
Pot Pleasant
Daughters of Rebekah Install New Lodge Officers
The Daughters of Rebekah held a Thursday installation in their lodge room. New officers installed included Miss Lydia Sellers as noble grand and Mrs Anna Kain as vice grand, with Helen Scott, Jennie Glaney, and FB A Lockwood also elected to key posts. a Dutch luncheon followed.
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Rebekah
Lydia Sellers
Anna Kain
Helen Scott
Jennie Glaney
FB. A. Lockwood
Swing line to link with Cincinnati railroad via Norwood route
The Swing line plans a deal with the Cincinnati Lebanon and Northern railroad to carry Swing passengers from Harria street station in Norwood into Cincinnati with a short Norwood to Court street schedule. President Hoffman says the Milford bridge will be completed around the end of February and the company’s patronage will land in Norwood about that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railroad
Cincinnati
Harria Street
Norwood
Court Street
Hoffman
Milford Bridge
Pate Rong
Batavia Soldier Honored With Manila Medical Board Appointment
Castato PM of Ashburn in the U S Army Medical Corps is named president of a board to meet in Manila studying tropical diseases in the Philippines. The appointment marks a distinguished honor in Army and medical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castato
Ashburn
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Manila
Philippines
Army
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Jacob Kell
Wigginaville
G. W. Hartwell
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Kline
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Moscow High School
Lydia H. Pattison
Robert Burns
Burns
W. E. Groves
Highland Mary
Carrie Glaser
Ruth Moreton
Mary Kaiser
Caivest
Maria Moreton
Campbell
Sweet Afton
Nettle Wade
Mary Kayser
Kayser and Moreton
Reta
Mies
Belle Hoggan Auld
Highwaymen
Woman's Club
Groge
Margarite Ashborn
Spybey
Colline
Lee Voor
Tr Icluivettr
Mra
Speocer
Lee
Tice
Williamsburg
Senator Nichols
Home Missions
Methodist Church
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A. N. Spahr
Jeffries
Spahr
Newton
Corbly
Brown and Clermont
Old Uncle Ground Hog
Wonderfi SeaWell
Secs
Mark
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