Rosen the Bow and the Batavia Bond Bidder
Excitement at the county offices last week as $50,000 in bonds bid by Louis Rosen of Cincinnati failed to pay when due. Rosen’s agent arrived with $58,787.50 but could not reduce the amount. nextHighest bidder M. Jamieson of Batavia offered full payment. Officials warned of possible fraud and described trickery in two-bid schemes used by some bond buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rosen
Cincinnati
Rosen
Batavia
M. Jamieson
First National Bank
Children honored with special services across churches
Sunday observances filled pews with boys and girls as churches in the area hosted child centered services. Clergy delivered child friendly sermons and music from Mary Lane and Ed Wood highlighted the programs. Six baptisms occurred at the M church and Rev Schwab spoke at United Brethren. G W Hulick and L W Bishop were re elected as Presbyterian ruling elders for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Charles Belt
Mary Lane
Ed Wood
United Brethren Church
Schwab
The
Presbyterian Church
G. W. Hulick
L. W. Bishop
Milford Hosts Large M. E. Ministerial Association Conference
Members of the M. E. Ministerial association gathered in Milford last week for the annual conference. Many sermons and eloquent addresses were delivered and the meeting proved highly profitable for all in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ministerial Association
Milford
Florists, editors, and a perilous dog tale in Batavia
A humorous column recounts Toby Bryan, editor of The London Democrat, sending seed gifts to Batavia friends and notes odd garden curiosities. A separate anecdote describes a florist dodging a train and a dog’s wagging tail leading to a fall, ending with a moral about keeping a low head near danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Bryan
The
London Democrat
Batavia
W. R. Evy
Bethel plans old fashioned Independence Day celebration
Bethel citizens arrange a sunrise bell toll and a National salute. A 10 o clock parade forms with the speaker mayor and council, then a reading of the Declaration, music, and an address. States represented by white dressed girls, a banquet, racing, balloon ascent, and torchlight procession follow before fireworks. Felicity also plans a similar display while Batavia takes its afternoon nap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
America
States of the Union
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Felicity
Batavia
Renomination of Judge Hulick Praised by Colleagues
A Washington dispatch reports Representative Northway of Ohio praising Judge Hulick’s renomination. He argues continuity in Congress yields greater influence and effectiveness for a state's constituents, noting longer-serving members gain higher committee clout and that Hulick’s incumbency benefits the Sixth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulick
Washington
Northway
Ohio
Congress
House
Court Report Highlights Multiple Case Judgments and Actions
Court records summarize judgments including Gratigny vs Wallace for 25 dollars and costs, tenant disputes, and property actions. Other items include estates, partitions, receivers, and trials scheduled for June 25 and 29, plus various nol pros and continuations. The section also notes advertisements for Syrup of Figs.
Children and Horses Involved in Several Rail and Road Accidents
The article reports a coal oil train incident on the P. and W. line where horses and a wagon were struck, one horse impaled on a fence and later rescued. the driver uninjured but distressed. It also notes a collision near Elenor between Cox and Pollock leaving Pollock’s mare with injury, and a lightning strike on Hatton’s colt causing paralysis but potential recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Periitown
Accidents to Children Lifted by Small Victories and Pranks
A five year old, Little Charley White, hurt his finger while exploring a bicycle cog. Sidney Teasdale, thirteen, fell from a rope while attending a King's daughters picnic, bruised but able to walk and converse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley White
Frank White
Main Street
Sidney Teasdale
Knights Of The Pythian Lodge Visit Hillsboro For Bank Initation
Twenty Knights of the Pythian lodge from Batavia traveled by train and carriage to Hillsboro for the establishment of a Uniform Bank. The Batavia team performed the ritual under an instituting officer, followed by a banquet noted for splendor and hospitality. The visitors praised Hillsboro and its old town charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Lodge
Batavia
Highland City
Kramer
Hillsboro
Clermonts Cadet Thomas Q Ashburn Receives West Point Alternate
The Sunday Tribune Cincinnati features Ohio boys at West Point including Batavia cadet Thomas Quinn Ashburn. Appointed by Congressman Pattison as an alternate after the principal appointee failed the entrance exam, Ashburn is grandson of Judge T Q Ashburn and son of Dr A W Ashburn. He excels in French, ranking seventh in a class of 118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Tribune
Cincinnati
Ohio
West Point
Thomas Q. Ashburn
Thomas Quinn Ashburn
Batavia
John M. Pattison
T. Q. Ashburn
State Senate
A. W. Ashburn
Nomination Watch Divided Echoes Over Hulick Choice
Local papers echo mixed praise for Judge Hulick as the nominee, with Wilmington Journal backing the public choice and Hillsboro News Herald lauding the People’s selection. Ripley Bee and Felicity Times note Republican support and broad district favor while Western Star recalls a party dispute at an opera house, praising Clermont allies for steadfast contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Hulick Nomination Faces Increased Republican Support
The Hillsboro Republican party voice praises Judge Hulick as the best possible nomination for Highland County and predicts an increased majority next fall. Dilatush’s bid is deemed acceptable only if party unity holds, with Warren county pledges remaining loyal. The Independent News notes Hulick won 82 votes to 68 for Dilatush and reflects broad local approval.
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Hillsboro
Hulick
Highland County
Dilatush
Warren County
N. R
The
Independent News
Ohio
G. W. Hulick
Lebanon
Judge Hulick
Square and Compass anniversary parade at Williamsburg Ohio
The 79th anniversary of Clermont Social Lodge No 29 F and A M Williamsburg Ohio on St John s Day June 23 1894 features a morning procession from Masonic Hall to the town park with program including invocations to music sketches addresses by grand officers and a basket dinner half fare rail service on the Cincinnati Portsmouth and Virginia lines is offered with trains timed for arrival and departure. Committee members include James B Holman Isaac Redrow Charles P Chatterton George B Beacham Edward E Peterson and Charles W Caldwell. The event is expected to draw 15000 to 20000 attendees and is described as a major Clermont county celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Masonic Hall
the Park
Frank G. Mitchell
Clermont
Byron Williams
Allen Andrews
J. H. Bromwell
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Virginia
Hillsboro
Bros
James B. Holman
Isaac Redrow
Charles P. Chatterton
George B. Beacham
Edward E. Peterson
Charles W. Caldwell
Clermont County
Views of a Statesman On the Republican Platform
Judge Hulick praises the state convention platform as a clear strong indictment of the Democratic party. He predicts a well armed campaign in Ohio with Governor McKinley and Senator Sherman praised, while Brice is criticized. He notes immigration, criminals, and silver as key issues and Ohio’s leadership in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hulick
Commercial Gazette
Ohio
McKinley
Sherman
Brice
Republican Party
Oregon
Ever since we were boys
Clinton County Republicans defend Judge George A. Hulick describing him as a long time lawyer with a modest means and a family of five. The piece argues against claims he spent thousands to win Congress and questions Clermont county GOPs giving money for his candidacy.
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Clinton County
C. N. Browning
George A. Hulick
Batavia Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Thither
New Jersey
George
Hulick
Congress
Hulick Wins renomination and likely reelection in sixth district
In a bitter race at the convention George W. Hulick prevailed with a clear majority, outdistancing Uncle Bob Dean. The Fayette county Cyclone predicts Hulick will be elected to Congress.
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London
Madison County
Bob Dean
George W. Hulick
Hulick
Washington
Fayette County
Epworth League Meeting Draws 2000 Members at Milford
The Milford Epworth League gathering brought 32 leagues with over 2000 members together last week. The program benefited from Clermont talent and invited future hosting from Batavia. An adative note promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and health restorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Milford
Clermont
Ihs
Batavia
Market Report Shows Demand and Variable Quality
Marked improvement noted in buyers attendance at breaks and steady bidding. Dressy numbers show strong sales with top lots at 108 29 and some mid to low grades remaining. older stock sold from 1 to 176. Lower grades were fractionally weaker than prior weight. Outlook for crops remains encouraging with continued liberal buying in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Pat Garland Breaks Rich From Jones Case Fees
In Olive Branch the man with a silk hat and gold-headed cane is Pat Garland. Three years ago he was worth nothing. today he has earned wealth from witness fees and mileage tied to the Jones case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Garland
Olive Branch
Newtonsville Young Lawyer Admitted to Bar
N. W. Hester of Newtonsville passed a favorable Columbus exam and has been admitted to the bar. He will open an office in Newtonsville, where he is well known and popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Hester
Newtonsville
Messrs. McNair & Crane
Columbus
Mt. Holly Postmaster Attacked in Cincinnati
J. D. White, a well known Mt. Holly resident and former postmaster, working as a telegraph operator in Cincinnati, was assaulted by robbers last Friday night. He was beaten, dragged into an alley, and robbed of his money watch and trinkets, leaving him badly bruised and shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. White
Mt. Holly
Cincinnati
Edward Jones Faces Fourth Trial After Tragic Accident
The article notes Edward Jones enters his fourth trial on October 6, 1891 over an accident that killed his son. It asserts his innocence, citing higher courts' doubts about guilt and calls for acquittal and state reimbursement for losses and strain.
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Edward Jones
Judge Loudon Urged to Remain Republican in Congress Bid
The Western Star reports Brown county Judge Loudon plans an independent run for Congress. It warns Republicans of Warren county to stay away from supporting him and states Hulick is not involved. The piece insists Loudon is a solid Republican and should stay in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Star
Judge Loudon
Brown County
Congress
Warren County
Hulick
Republican League Convention Heads to Denver and Cincinnati
The next National convention of the Republican League will open in Denver Colorado on the 26th instant. Ohio Republicans and friends can travel at a very low rate with transportation committee urging the entire party concentrate in Cincinnati on June 2. Ohio delegation headquarters are at the Palace hotel in Denver and best railroad accommodations will be provided. For full information contact D D Woodmansee president Cincinnati.
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Republican League
Denver
Colorado
Cincinnati
Ohio
Palace Hotel
D. D. Woodmansee
Black lily on display in Mrs Hamilton's collection
A rare black lily, described as jet black and perfectly formed, smiles from Mrs. Jane Hamilton's conservatory collection. The plant, one of only a few in the United States, echoes extraordinary horticultural oddities once prized by collectors, with a famed Philadelphia specimen once valued at $2000.
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Cincinnati
Jane Hamilton
United States
Paskola Promises Flesh to Cure Ailments and Age
A garbled ad style text touts Paskola as a weight gaining tonic to fill out frail frames. It claims to improve flesh on bones, cheeks, and skin, promising better digestion and vitality with meals. The piece promotes a robust, well padded form and laments lean bodies.
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Sidney Smith
Paskola
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