New Richmond Creamery seeks receiver to avert collapse
A petition filed with the court asks for a receiver to operate the New Richmond Creamery Company. Thomas P. White and Parker Donaldson are named plaintiffs. the firm faces about 2400 dollars of debt and ongoing losses from unprofitable cheese and butter production. The president is Thomas M. Willis, and summons have been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond Creamery Company
Thomas P. White
Parker Donaldson
Milch Kine
New Richmond
Cincinnati
Thomas M. Willis
Clermont
Georgetown
Richmond
John W. Lenin
Young Connor Injured On Hayload In New Richmond
Connor 19, son of the noted writer Mrs Eliza Archard Connor, visiting New Richmond, fell from a hay wagon when the load shifted and was badly wounded by a pitchfork. Doctors fear serious injury as he is treated by local physicians.
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Young Connor
BE. A
Eliza Archard Connor
New York
New Richmond
Mixed religion and business in a Petersburg church ad scheme
A four page Indiana leaflet shows the M. KE. church program at Petersburg with sermons and weekly notices. Hymns are bordered by ads from Eisert's groceries Barrett & Company and Mrs. Richardson's hats, inviting shoppers during worship. Some decry the blend of commerce and worship as distracting from devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
M. KE
Petersburg
Eisert’s
Tam
Sutton
Clermont Housekeeping Shows County Tax Resources
Tax duplicates for 1892 reveal Clermont County total taxable property of 8 182 558 dollars, with horses carriages pianos organs and various stocks. The county notes watch and dog counts by township and cites Miami Batavia Franklin Goshen areas, plus a Health remark about cholera remedy and local sales notices.
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Sioemoe Cocci
Eaest
Tee Eessrat
Malee Steele Cere
Eeerererens
Serre Area
Clermont County
Miami
Franklin Township
Goshen
Batavia
Peebles Daily Rounds Report From Peebles
Three local items from Peebles include a saloon incident where a traveler’s valise released a rattlesnake. a tooth unearthed by a stump machine mistaken for a stump. and a mastodon tusk fragment found nearby. Louis Harsch nets a large pearl worth about 500 dollars while fishing.
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Adams
Peebles
David Burgell
Orin
Louis Harsch
Brush Creek
Will of Judge A T Cowen leaves estate to widow and four children
The late Judge A T Cowen probated will written April 19 1889 directs one third of the estate to the widow and the rest to be divided equally among four children. Executor Dale O Cowen named with broad powers to sell property and distribute proceeds, notice of no bond or inventory required. If Dale cannot serve Willis M Cowen becomes executor with identical powers. Witnesses F J Roudebush and W F Roudebush.
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A. T. Cowen
Dale O. Cowen
Bessie
Dale Cowen
Tai Caise
Willis M. Cowen
Dale O. Cown
F. J. Roudebush
W. F. Roudebush
Lost Pope Gift Stone Said Found in Potomac Drift
A 1854 marble gift from the Pope of Rome to America vanished from a Washington monument storage at Long Bridge, amid Know Nothing fears. A diver later recovered a polished slab with Rome to America, though four letters were missing from the inscription, fueling decades of debate.
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Rome
America
Washington
Washington Monument
Long Bridge
District of Columbia
Virginia
Martie
Globe
Papacy
Monument
New Civil Filings Include Foreclosure And Equitable Relief
A batch of fresh court filings lists Lavina Bass versus Aelia Applegate seeking equitable relief and Joseph M Turner against Clifford Musgrove with title issues. T F P White and others sue New Richmond Creamery for recovery while T H Mottman battles Alonzo Robinson for foreclosure with a claimed amount. Maggie F Lytle pursues foreclosure of a mechanic lien for 65.20. An ad-hurt line promotes Sim toons Liver Regulator with unverified cure claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Bass
Aelia Applegate
Joseph M. Turner
Clifford Musgrove
T. FP
Wrecked threshing machine sparks village mystery
On a Jackson township farm near Gus Iuen a threshing machine was sabotaged with hidden horseshoes in the sheaves, causing repeated jams and costly damage. Repairs will delay work at Springfield shop. arrests are likely as suspects are sought. Also a Boston area camp meeting is announced at the Fair Grounds with two days of talks and a 10 cent admission for those over twelve.
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Warren County
Lebanon
Gus
Springfield
Boston
Vicinity
Fair Grounds
Yearly Court Record Details Clermont County Suits
A Cincinnati area bulletin lists court statistics for the year ending June 30, 1892 in Clermont County. It covers divorces by reason, judgments, crimes against persons and property, public peace offenses, coroner rulings, and pending cases, with totals and notable outcomes. It closes with local ads.
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Courier
Clermont County
Prairies
Death of Batavia Merchant Stephen S. Robinson
Stephen S. Robinson died suddenly at his Market Street home in Batavia at age 68. Born November 22, 1823, he built a large Batavia business, served as postmaster under Lincoln, faced reverses, retired to a home he erected, and died calmly after a family dinner. He was a generous employer, a longtime Mason, and a respected husband and father mourned by a wide circle.
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Stephen S. Robinson
Market Street
Clermont County
Batavia
Second Street
J. 8. Hulick
William Robinson
John M. Brown
Main Street
Col. J. 8. Dustin
Kate Beagle
Olive Branch
Frank
Lincoln
Johnson
Thomass. Bryan
Robinson
Cyrus Fairfield
Mr. Brown
Joseph Bicking
Col. Dustin
Abel Smith
J. H. Hamilton
Thomas8. Bryan
Madison Miley
Col Dustin
Adam Kline
C. H. Kain
Bell
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Order
Blue Lodge
Chapter
Perfect Laxative Syrup of Figs Endorsed as Gentle Remedy
In an era valuing progress, a remedy should taste good be easy to take and gentle on the stomach Syrup of Figs is promoted as the one perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known for its pleasing qualities and healthy effects.
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T. I
Loveland
Clermont
F.r
Institute of '12
Clock Fails to Strike as Harrigan Daughter Survives
The Harrigan family notes relief as the eldest daughter recovers after attempting suicide with Gumbault's Caustic Balsam. An ancient family clock that usually marks death with a chime stayed silent during the crisis, drawing local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrigan
Courier
Gumbault
Caube of the Carnegie Strike at Home stead
American manufacturer recounts three questions in the Carnegie strike at Homestead. He notes a proposed minimum wage reduction from 25 to 28 for 4x4 Beasemer vehicles, a shift of the scale expiration from June 30 to December 31, and tonnage rate cuts for mills with major improvements increasing output and workers’ earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Tobacco market shows strong week in Cincinnati
Weekly offerings reach 2453 hogsheads with a steady bright tobacco market and high trash prices. W. T. Overbey of Paris Kentucky sold four hogsheads at 28 27 28 80, while Brown supplied 170 of 729 total at varied levels. The Felicity skirmish and local notices follow, noting a Gatling defense and civilian legal partnerships, plus humane concerns over a gored cow and clover overfeeding.
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W. T. Overbey
Paris
Kentucky
Ike Craig
Charles Bates Craig
Bates
Craig
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Warlater
Clermont’s Housekeeping
van Purr
Craig, Mo
Hillsdale
John Bunn
H. F. Wortkamp
Milford
Trwin & Cobb
Williameburg
J. Spencer & Co
Judge Cowen
The
Potomac
Long
Larrabee
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Co
Baltimore
Mil
Davis Carriage Company Make & Specalty
Surreys
Duakey @rille
Ohio
Maylitf
Great Clearing House
Tegrity
Fellows
Caube
Carnegie
Blinda
Blinda Ladies In Mother-Hubbards Are Arrested Onit, Hurried Into the Calaboose
Judge Hulick
William ©. Bishop
Bishop
Hulick
Joseph Mannold
Judge
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