Common Pleas Court Docket New Suits and Dismissals
In re W Conant v Mary Cooper Rix et al petition to quiet title. H 8 Stevenson for plaintiff. Chas Fisher receiver v Zachary T Jones et al demurrer to petition over ruled. Ballman v Alice Shores leave to amend in ten days. Ballman v Alonzo Shores same entry. Sonnecalb v Alonzo Sonnecalb v Alice Hammon v C M L Traction Co same entry. State of Ohio v John T Hill dismissed with costs and prejudice to future action. Ora White v Frank White dismissed with costs but no prejudice. Stokes v F B Starkey motion to dismiss attachment sustained costs against plaintiff. State of Ohio for Clermont County v O N DuBrul et al settled. defendants pay full claim plus interest. case dismissed and record waived. costs paid by defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. W. Conant
Mary Cooper Rix
Stevenson
Fisher
Zachary T. Jones
John H. Ballman
Alice Shores
Alonzo F. Shores
Augustus Sonnecalb
Alonzo Shores
Harry Hammon
C. M. & L. Traction Co
State of Ohio
John T. Hill
Ora White
Frank White
C. W. Stokes
Starkey
Clermont County
John 8. Davidson
O. N. DuBrul
N. DuBrul
Marriage Licensees List in New Richmond and Felicity
Farris A Wood and Mary E Lee of New Richmond secure a marriage license. Thomas Elion of Felicity and Ivy Watson of Chile also obtain a license. Nellie J Urbansky is appointed executrix of the estate of Martin Jacobson, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris A. Wood
New Richmond
Mary E. Lee
Thomas Elion
Felicity
Ivy Watson
Chile
Nellie J. Urbansky
Martin Jacobson
Real estate transfers list with varied parcels and prices
A records listing transfers shows Ella Sears to W V Osborn for 78 acres in Wayne township and many other deeds. Parcels include lots in Williamsburg Batavia and Felicity. prices range from $1 to $6000 with several entries noting 1 as consideration and others up to $1460. Names include Ellen Innis, John L Keithler, Isaac Keithler and W V Osborn among numerous buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Sears
W. V. Osborn
Wayne Tp
Ellen Innis
J. H. White
Williamsburg
Ina M. Runyan
Guardian
Ruth Shelton
Jacob Nelp
Pierce Tp
Laura A. Hitch
Lillie M. Robinson
Batavia
Lida H. Whallen
Minnie D. Lane
Cincinnati
Margaret A. Wishard
D. Coffman
Wayne Tip
John L. Gelvin
Fannie P. Corbin
Monroe Tp
Louis Eluestein
Caroline F. Dean
Bethel
Albert Watson
Martha M. Winder
Felicity
Thomas McMillen
Washington McMillen
Miami Township
Julius A. Penn
Jennie Penn
Almira Steiger
Perry Groves
Stonelick
Hester E. Philhower
James H. Anderson
Jackson
F. K. Lansdale
John L. Keithler
Yancy Vanosdol
Isaac Keithler
Williamsburg Tp
Edward Babler
Anna K. Babler
Boston
W.T. Runyan
Jackson Tp
Lore Jones
Mary Schwab
Union Tp
Mattie Turner Et al
Samuel Woliver
Clermont
Hamilton
Charles Conwell
James K. Martin
Chile
D. A. Rees
Minnie Mohr
Adams County Clerk Denied Extra Fees For Vote Buying Case
Attorney General Hogan rules that commissioners cannot approve additional expenses for the Adams county clerk’s office related to work on the vote buying case. The opinion notes fee-system laws limit extra costs. a legislative fix or special provision to allow clerical aid is suggested for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
F. A. Shively
Hogan
Columbus
Cincinnat Enquirer
T.S. Hogan
A. Z. Blairin
General Assembly
Common Pleas Court
Milford Minstrel Show by Thirty Young Women
Pleasantly entertained Milford and area residents last Friday as thirty young women performed a modern minstrel show at the Milford town hall. Miss Tena Gatch directed with Stella Brown and Kate Mitchell as end men, delivering original jokes that lightly poked officials and ministers. a neat sum was netted and the crowd enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Tena Gatch
Stella Brown
Kate Mitchell
Dayton Chosen Site for Tuberculosis Hospital Plan
Peter Kuntz, a millionaire lumberman, announced plans to found a tuberculosis hospital near Dayton with funds secured for maintenance. Montgomery and Preble counties had previously sought a bi county facility on Covington pike but funds lagged. The hospital will be nonsectarian with facilities for a priest nearby, though admissions will be open to all creeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kuntz
Dayton
Securities
Montgomery
Preble
Covington Pike
Kuntz
Captain Glancy in Line for Ohio Infantry Promotion
Col Chas F Hake relinquishes command of the First Ohio Infantry and Adjutant General Weybrecht places him on the retired list. Col W M Sullivan assumes command awaiting a successor as Major Becht may rise to Lt Col and Capt Homer B Glancy of Batavia is favored for promotion, being the senior captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enquirer
Chas. F. Hake
First Ohio Infantry
Weybrecht
W. M. Sullivan
Sullivan
Charles Becht
Homer B. Glancy
Batavia
Glancy
Sunday Fire Destroys Wood Shed and Smoke House
About 11:30 last Sunday a faint fire alarm warned of a blaze at Hugh King’s lot used as a wood shed and smoke house. The Batavia hose crew faced a delayed hookup and 98 psi water. the building and 200 pounds of meat inside were lost. Fire alarms urged for quicker response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh King
Batavia
Owensville Bank Declares 7 Percent Dividend
The Owensville bank, founded about a year ago with J L Marsh as cashier and Thos Daugherty as president and 8000 capital, declared a seven percent dividend last week and paid all debts. At Monday’s election new officers were chosen: Frank Snider as president, A C Illen as vice president, and J L Marsh as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville Bank
J. L. Marsh
Thos. Daugherty
Frank Snider
A. C. Illen
Rebecca Lodge Hosts Batavia Couple at Reception
Pleasant evening as Batavia Rebecca lodge members call on Mr and Mrs Will Wolf after their wedding. Wolf is part of the local Rapp Wolf grocery firm and the couple reside in the Hoerner flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lodge
Batavia
Will Wolf
Hoerner Flat
Hidden Life of a Dying Man Reveals True Self
A dying man’s words strip away self-consciousness and reveal the innermost feelings and lifelong ideals once kept private. The passage suggests the moment exposes what a man may rightly be proud of, bringing his true self into pure daylight.
Beliefs About Lightning in Traditions and Pranks
The piece notes a belief that lightning cannot kill a sleeping person and a Yorkshire school claim that tree splinters from a lightning strike cure toothache. It describes a village prank where youths believed mentioning lightning after a flash would tear their trousers, but no boy would try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
Eng
True Road to Happiness
Unselfish love drives actions and happiness arises from giving to family and others. The passage links joy to serving parents siblings spouses children neighbors and friends, arguing fulfillment comes from imparting good rather than personal gain.
Mosaic Precautions in Ancient Sacrificial Practices
The Mosaic period divided animals into clean and unclean categories. Priests examined flesh and insides for parasites before sacrifice, guiding which animals could be offered.
Pecan Company Department 600 Notice at Binghampton
Partial OCR text references a standard pecan company, Department 600, in Binghampton New York. It appears as a damaged classified notice fragment with unclear actions or dates and limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausif
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Alto
Tellory
Jaats Dept. 600
Binghampton, N. Y
Emoluments of Medicine Show Physicians Straining at Costs
The medical field is praised for its hard work and public spirit while noting a pessimistic view on earnings. Physicians and surgeons often work long hours with gratuities and free care, and few reach large fortunes. Losses from a credit system also occur, unlike many other professions where gratuitous service is rarer.
Long Career of a Prolific Writer and Thinker
The text surveys a man whose essays and digests span politics science geometry and trigonometry, with novels on mystery travel and history. It notes his biographies and modern science tracts were well received while his morality writings were praised though doubted. It singles out a favored manuscript, a simple newspaper advertisement that yielded the most money.
Man of Peace Col Bill Starrett Recalls a Daring Encounter
Colonel Starrett of Texas recalls a bully who threatened with an infernal machine. The assailant attempted to attack while Starrett was practicing before the bar. The device triggered when it snagged on the rascal’s coat, sending him fleeing in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Starrett
Texas
Sterrett
Bill
Why He Was Strict Keeps Hunters Out of Pennsylvania Woods
A central Pennsylvania farmer defends strict hunting notices after recounting damages from last fall. He cites a peppered cow, a broken sheep leg, a ruined spring, scorched corn shucks, a mangled colt tail, and a burned woods as reasons to enforce no trespass. He warns hunters will not enter his woods regardless of oaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Chancellor clashes over commonplaces with Lloyd George
Spectator complained that Mr. Lloyd George uttered commonplaces and the chancellor asked if only the editor could speak plainly. The exchange highlights tensions over public rhetoric and editorial leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectator
Lloyd George
Autograph on Check Sparks Collector Debate
The speaker argues over the worth of a signature on a check tied to a high value car. The dispute centers on the perceived value of an autograph by Gyer-Blank versus the car’s price, with the mock exclamations emphasizing disbelief at the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyer—Blank
Myer
Bosh
Gyer
Condemnation Suit Over Wooster Pike Verdict Reached
The probate court concluded a two week condemnation proceeding on the Wooster pike eight miles long. A jury, after viewing the road, fixed the pikes value at 10957.30 dollars based on witness opinions. A fresh price case is set for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Probate
Big Pay for Solicitors in Cincinnati Enquirer Ad
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer offers five thousand dollars in cash premiums plus generous commissions for solicitors to promote a twenty four page family journal. The paper features sermons, essays, stories, market reports, patterns, and moral content, aiming to uplift civic and political thought. Apply by writing to The Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Weekly Enquirer
Russell
Madison C. Peters
Enquirer
Cincinnati
Notice in Case for Real Estate in Clermont County
Non residents including Orrin L Slade Sweet Brroot and others are named defendants in a 1910 Ohio case seeking to quiet title to Clermont County real estate. George A Panned and Anna E Kennedy filed petition in Common Pleas Court Case 13161. defendants must answer by March 25 1911. FRAZIER & HICKS represent plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Savoansas
Amanda Slacen
Chanute
State of Kansas
William Slade
Avoca
Ansas
Charles Slade, Jr
Slade
Elizabeth Slade
Lvng
A. D
George A. Panned
Anna E. Kennedy
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Clermont
Frazier & Hicks
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the Clermont Publishing Co
Probate Court
Recorder's Office
Castoria
Steel Glovy
Adams County Court
Culosis Hospital
Batavia Ovenewresee Sensssrsseage
Moscow
Neville
Richmond Tees
Newtonaville
Shiloh
Foleys
Congo
Cmt Decree
Counsel
Freiene
the Youth's Companion
Mass
Frank Nash
Carmel
O. Bell Pho
East Main Street
Kate Erion
Edison
Miles Bicking
Egina
Hulick & Bro
W Wr
Ieliamsburg
P. F. Jamieson
Batavia, O
Plymouth li Put
Cockerels
E.C. Patchell, Stoneck, Oo
T. Billingsley
J. R. Woodlief
Jersey
Hackemith
MM Marcaret Rowe
Mt. Ally
Hand
Uheey
Willowville
P. Bestoffice
Batavia No. 5
Loveland
Loveland Pike
Innis
Jacob Friend
Bell
L. CO
Dietz Javi
Ed Lorene
Amelia
Anine
Ses Onin Ltd
Hk Hugh Horas
J. M. Jones
Huhnesy
EC Patchell
P. F. Swing
Ortiz Bldg
Sycamore
Cincnnati
O. J
Bay 10
B. T. Davis
John Morris
Bagby
Morrill & Morley
Alev
Addree
Lowell Roudebush
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