Aulick Weavers Schedule Big Reunion at New Boston
The Hulick Weavers reunion set for Saturday August 7 at New Boston will celebrate the 24th gathering with elaborate plans. The Batavia band will play field music, Mrs. Bell directs singing, Miss Cowen and Miss Thompson sing, and Hon. G W Hulick will give a biographical sketch. Events include old men's and wooden shoe races, bicycle tournament, and a large dinner with numerous prizes donated by local supporters.
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Batavia Band
Chas. Bell
Mary Cowen
Batavia
Kentucky
Georgia Thompson
Loveland
G. W. Hulick
Robert Ely
Allen Glancy
T. A. Mitchell
H. S. Hulick
Q. Crane
Wiapers
W. H. Bauma
E. B. Scott
Ed‘bishop
Messie
Apgar
Foster
M. E. Church
J.O. Rapp
Owensville
Harvey motion for new trial over 86 reasons in Wilmington murder case
The attorneys of Harvey, the Wilmington wife murderer, have filed a motion for a new trial citing 86 grounds. A large portion of Harvey’s sentence will be served while the motion is argued.
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Harvey
Wilmington
Crane
Riggs
Maysville
Kentucky
Boyd
Phister
Clermont
Catfish of 206 Pounds Lands in Moscow Rumored
A 206 pound catfish was landed at Moscow last Saturday. Initial reports tied the catch to Captain Lew Manning, famed for 200 pounders, but the fish was actually snagged with a pork hook on a clothes line and reeled in on a drum.
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Moscow
Batavia
Lew Manning
Ohio
Manning
Prosperity Forecast Amid Coal Strife and Economic Rise
The piece notes a shift from past woes to good times ahead with strong foreboding about free trade and finance easing. It reports coal miner strikes disrupting railroads, yard congestion in Portsmouth and surrounding lines, and a serious injury to Norman Lee at the Sun office during press work.
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Norman Lee
Sun
Lee
First Court in Clermont Reveals Early Common Pleas Record
A discovery of the original organization of Clermont County Ohio’s Court of Common Pleas from 1801 includes names such as Rich ard Allison and William Lytle, with the first case a default judgment for trespass and a later divorce suit by Anthony Long of New Richmond.
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Court of Common Views
Clermont County
North- West
Ghio
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
William Lytle
Esa
United States
Lord
United States of America
Arthur St. Clair
Afd
Thomas Morris
Williamsburg
Richard Allison
Gwen Todd
William Buckhannon
Jasper Shotwell
Robbert Higgins
Peter Light
Philip Gateh
Court of Common Pleas
William Perry
Clermont
David Ziegler
Edward Miller
Owen Todd
Robert Higgins
United States Supreme Court
Jacob Burnet
Anthony Long
New Richmond
Clermonts Conveyances and Land Value Tables
Land conveyance totals show agricultural lands and town lots valued at ranges around 332 thousand dollars. Cancellations list similar categories with 211 thousand dollars totals. A comparative note for 1817 and 1893 explains town acres as village lands and records average land price per acre at 20 and 28 dollars respectively.
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Clermont County
Money to Burn and the Vast Fortunes Behind Rockfeller
An extended, satirical look at John D. Rockefeller’s immense wealth, claiming daily growth rates and lifestyle contrasts. The piece mixes figures about his riches with humorous vignettes, plus a county stock table, an etiquette-like character test, a church camp meeting notice, and a military dispatch about Lt. Thomas Q. Ashburn's reassignment to Fort Missoula.
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John D. Rockfeller
Rockfeller
Bank Note Interview and Market News
The article recounts a banking exchange with M. Jamieson president of the National Bank, discussing checks and overdrafts, followed by tobacco market reports from Cincinnati and Brown, Miami, and Morris warehouses, plus local wildlife law and a squirrel case, and a Kentucky pardon of George Dinning. It notes E. S. Martin’s death in San Diego.
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Bradley
George Dinning
Kentucky
Rise in Wheat From France Sparked by Inbound Cargoes
Wheat in Russia declines this year while France faces a poor harvest. A Paris cable reports ten cargoes of U.S. wheat and France’s plan to abolish import duties, lifting New York market activity with July at 1 and September at 75. Continent-based purchases reach 160,000 bushels as headlines warn Bryanism and market power shifts.
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Russia
France
Produce Exchange
New York
Paris
Bryan
Bayco
Apa
Wheat yields and market notes from Ohio farms
Wheat reports from Ohio in 1897 show higher yields than expected. Farmers across counties record bushelage per acre and total tonnage, with Lee Hitch, E C Patchell, Turner Bagland, Henry Spidel, Mrs. John Gatch, and James Brown noted for substantial harvests and acre yields ranging from 8 to 40 bushels.
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Ohio
Lee Hitch
E. C. Patchell
Turner Bagland
Ezekiel Duckwall Place
Baldwin
Henry
Spidel’a
Milford
John Gatch
James Brown
Batavia Township
Methodist Protestant Ministers hold Sabina conference in August
The M E M P ministers plan a sabina fair grounds conference starting August 10 after a July 28 camp meeting. T De Witt Talmage preaches July 30, followed by B Fay Mills daily through August. July 29 is children's day with Rev A M Canada in attendance. The Christian Endeavour session occurs July 2 with Rev C H Hubbell presiding. Tal mage may visit Cincinnati to give an address. Grounds are large, shaded, and well built.
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Sabina Fair Ground
T. de Witt Talmage
B. Fay Mills
A. M. Canada
Cincinnati Union Bethel
Christian Endeavour Society
M. E. Church
C. H. Hubbell
M. P
Cincinnati
Talmage
Sabina
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