Bambach Wins Supreme Court Upholds Judge Seat
The Supreme Court affirmed the circuit court ruling that Gottlob Bambach is the legally elected judge for the Brown and Clermont District Courts, in a contest against John Markley. The decision ends the lengthy election dispute and confirms Bambach's commission and duties.
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mbach-Markley
Delaring
Bambach
Brown and Clerent
Fease
Georgetown
James W. Tarbell
Batavia
John Markley
Markley
Gottloib Bambach
Circuit Court
Department of State
Arkley
Sureme Court
Scrugham Pleads Not Guilty on Conspiracy Forgery Charges
George R. Scrugham, manager of the International Policy Holders' committee, was indicted on three counts of conspiracy and forgery arising from a New York Life Insurance Company trustee election. He and colleagues Carrington and Stirrup pleaded not guilty in Newark court, while Scrugham denies any national law violations.
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George R. Scrugham
T He International Policy Holders’ Committee
Newark
Messrs
Carrington Ad Stirrup
En. Y. Life Insurance Company
Scrugham
Philadelphia nurses school offers free two year program
The Philadelphia school for nurses funded by the Commonwealth and donors provides a free two year nursing course for 400 women with a home during study. It aims to ruralize hospital knowledge, improve women’s status, and offer generous salaries to graduates. Eugene Underhill is the contact at 2210 21 28 25 Chestnut St Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Commonwealth Ofennsylvania
Amuber
Eugene Underhill
Chestnut St
Ladelphia
Cat breeding business run by Mrs George C March
A Lebanon cattery owned by Mrs George C March breeds aristocratic cats described as fluffy and silky. Prices for kittens range from 96 to 100 dollars each.
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Lebanon
la Con
George C. March
Beloga
Breeding Griffiths Wed In Batavia Parlor Rites
Miss Nellie L Breeding daughter of Judge and Mrs T P Breeding and Dr Mose Simpson Griffith son of Judge and Mrs O P Griffith were married last Thursday at the Breeding home in Batavia. The ceremony in the front parlor featured Mendelssohn and a decorated setting with roses and palms.
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Nellie L. Breeding
T. P. Breeding
Mose Simpson Griffith
O. P. Griffith
Batavia
E. M. Burdsall
M. E. Church
Dolis Kellar
Hamilton
Allen Lockwood
Bethel
Mendelssohn
Margaret Williams
Portsmouth
P. F. Jamieson
Harriet Moore
Mrs. Griffith
Batavia Company K Dominates Port Clinton Camp Events
Home Again reports Clermont county Batavia Company K returning from a week long camp at Port Clinton. Camps ran June 23 to late June with daily two hour target practice. Company K excelled in multiple events, taking first honors in several score events and the N and W line transport brought them home Sunday night.
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Port Clinton
Batavia
Clermont Company
Popular Teacher Marries Goshen Graduate in Newport
Fred Bishop a Goshen teacher and former Goshen schools superintendent wed Miss Margaret Smyser of Goshen in Newport Kentucky on June 28 1907. After a short honeymoon the couple will settle on the groom’s Goshen farm where Bishop plans to teach corn and early vegetables to thrive rather than new ideas.
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Fred Bishop
Goshen
Newport
Kentucky
Margaret B. Smyser
John Smysor
Infant Industry Expands From Home to Factory
Mrs. South of Bethel began making baby shoes on a sewing machine at home and grew the business to a 20-employee factory. Last week she sold an invoice to Cincinnati for 300 dollars. R Manning of Bethel plans to start a similar shop at Georgetown.
Death of Mrs Dustin Shakes Batavia Community
Katherine Brock Dustin, born 1840 in Chicago and wife of Daniel George Dustin, died June 30 1907 at Mrs Kate Erion’s home after gastritis and complications. Survived by four children Mrs W E Potts Dayton and Batavia natives Harry Thomas and Paul Batavia. Funeral 2 PM at Miss Kate Elton’s residence conducted by Rev Gee H Lee. Paoll bearers listed.
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Clermont
Katherine Brock Dustin
Kate Erion
Chicago
Thomas Brock
Julius A. Penn
Hillsboro Seminary
Daniel George Dustin
Col
Jesse &. Dustin
California
Dustin
W E. Potts
Dayton
Harry
Thomas
Paul
Kate Elton
Gee. H. Lee
The
Presbyterian Church
John Hillin
Judge Breeding
C. B. Nichols
W. R. Walker
Herbert Kain
E.C Ely
Lawyers’ Sunday Swing at Park Draws $20 Fee Row
Three prominent attorneys from Batavia visited Highland Park on a Sunday to enjoy the grounds. An officer demanded the $20 Sunday use fee, which the lawyers deemed excessive. After a brief dispute they charged the cost to an account and left for a soda fountain. By order of the Post Office Department all mafia offices must be weighed in July for transportation planning.
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Batavia
Highland Park
Ohio
Taft
Kentucky
Clermont
Postonce Department
Toiaja
Foot Laceration Leads to Severe Lockjaw Case
Geneva Megrew of Milford was visiting Norwood when barefooted she stepped on glass, causing a wound that developed tetanus. The child, under two physicians, is in grave danger with doubtful recovery. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Megrew, living opposite the late Mrs Welch’s home, who died recently from the same disease.
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Geneva Megrew
Milford
Norwood
Jacob Megrue
Welch
Williamsburg Names New School Staff for Upcoming Term
Last week Williamsburg schools elected new teachers including Superintendent Prof R C Franz from Hannibal Ohio Principal Prof C Martin from Lebanon and teachers Misses Hill Holmes Wallace Hardy and Hughes of Williamsburg.
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R. C. Franz
Hannibal
Ohio
C. Martin
Lebanon
Dead on his lawn veteran soldier dies at home
William Mullen a New Richmond farmer aged about 70 in good health collapsed while resting after mowing grass and was found dead by a grandson. The family physician attributed heart failure from long heart trouble. He served in the Navy during the Civil War and was a member of the G A R. Funeral services were held in Coyington Friday.
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William Mullen
New Richmond
Navy
Coyington
Doings To-Morrow Fourth of July Events Across Clermont
Arrangements for Fourth celebrations in Batavia Owensville Richland Park and nearby towns list speakers fireworks picnics and entertainments. Junior Order Crane's Grove Bethel Epworth League and G A R encampment events appear with Chautauqua assemblies and fall rallies scheduled through August and October.
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Crane's Grove
Bethel
Full Bambach-Markley Judgeship Controversy Recount
Supreme Court affirms circuit ruling in a Brown County common pleas judgeship dispute. The case centers on tampered Ripley precinct ballots and a partisan election board action that disenfranchised about 400 voters. Bambach wins as a non partisan candidate amid charges of fraud and manipulated nominations.
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Supreme Court
Bambach
Circuit Court
Ripley
Markley
Georgetown
Election Board
Brown County
Courier
Noone
Clermont County
John M. Markley
Clermont
McKinlay
Bishop
Brown
Proval
Supreme Court of the
Moore and Campbell
Circuit Court Affirms Judge Parrott in Injunction Suits
On January 1 1906 C C Kearns as prosecutor barred the board of commissioners from hiring legal counsel for civil business. Judge Parrott held commissioners lacked authority to employ Bishop Dover or others. restraining orders against payments to Cover, Bishop and Dover were upheld on appeal. Parrott's ruling in the ginseng case was affirmed.
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C. C. Kearns
Board of Commissioners
Parrott
Bishop
Dover
Cover
Kell
Judge Parrott
Circuit Court
Reading labels under Pure Food Laws boosts safe baking powders
The new Pure Food Laws require baking powder labels to list ingredients. Royal Baking Powder is cited as made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar, widely sold. Housekeepers are checking labels for alum or alumium or phosphate of lime and avoiding unsafe substitutes.
Big Tobacco Pool in Burley District
The Society of Equity solicitors report 118000 acres of 1907 tobacco pledged with expectations to reach 140000 acres this season. Farmers resist selling at low trust-imposed prices, hitting the tobacco trusts in the burley district.
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Society of Equity
Burley
Profitable Sunday Rally At Baptist Church
A Sunday Baptist rally drew a large gathering of colored attendees from afar. The event provided spiritual nourishment and raised about 850 in contributions through generous offerings, enhanced by music and singing accompanying the sermons.
Franklin Goes Wet In Warren County Local Option Vote
Franklin in Warren county approved the local option wet measure last week by a decisive margin. The result sparked strong bitterness among opponents who fought the measure vigorously.
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Franklin
Warren County
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