Republican Congressional Convention in Ohio’s Sixth District
The Sixth District Republican committee calls a convention in Xenia on March 20 1906 to nominate a Congressional candidate. Representation is by county votes for Theodore Roosevelt 1904 with delegates allocated to Brown, Stormont, Linton, Greene, Highland and Warren counties. Delegates may be chosen by mass meeting, county delegate convention or county primary with proper notice.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Brown County
Stormont County
Henry C. Louden
Eds. Conklin
Warren County
John Greathouse
Highland County
Republican Congressional Committee
Mass Meeting Call for County Republicans Delegates
Republican voters are urged to attend a mass convention at the courthouse at 1 o clock on Saturday to select 28 delegates and 28 alternates for the congressional convention in Xenia on March 20. The call emphasizes a large turnout to show commitment and help foster harmonious political conditions.
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Court House
Xenia
Clermont County Mass Convention Called for 1906
Louis Hicks, Clermont county Republican committeeman, orders a county mass convention at Batavia court house to select delegates and alternates to the Sixth District Republican congressional nominating event in Xenia on March 20 1906. He urges full county participation to represent the party.
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Court House
Batavia
Aaid
Ald
Moe
Republicane
Clermont Conty
Louis Hicks
Clermont County
Ohio
Ground slips from under him in party rift over convention
The six district split over Hildebrandt's push for a separate Republican convention. The Xenia meeting on March 20 is deemed unauthorized, drawing sharp rebuke from the district press and mixed support from his faction. Observers urge him to retire to avert further damage.
Hint to Osler and the New York bill on execution of incurably ill
A New York Legislature bill would fine and imprison anyone who advocates executing incurably ill persons. It appears to mock an Ohio measure, and is linked to Osler whose theory targets those over forty as useless and implies euthanasia for sixty year olds.
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New York
Ohio
Ossler
Osler
Lebanon Press Praises Grosvernor After Renomination Defeat
The Lebanon Press lauds Charles Grosvernor for a manly stance after losing renomination in the 11th district and offers support as his successor takes office. It contrasts with Charles Kearns in the 6th district, noting Kearns guards the treasury amid alleged county duties neglect. The piece cites a costly county claim of over ten thousand dollars and disputes over legal fees. It also mentions Mrs Paul Moreton suffering a railroad wreck shakeup in New Mexico, compared to a similar insurance wreck.
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Lebanon
Charles Grosvernor
Groovernor
Chrles ‘Kearns
N. G. Cover
Jobn Davidson
Paul Moreton
New Mexico
Paul
Tax Drake Committee Finds Deposit Site in Cincinnati
The Drake committee reports it has located where county funds were deposited by Treasurer Hynicka but has not disclosed the place of deposit for back taxes owed by Union Life Insurance Company. The amount cited is one hundred thousand dollars or possibly none.
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Tax Drake Committee
Cincincinnati
Hynicka
Union Life Insurance Company
Pattison to defer inauguration to May instead of January
Governor Pattison plans to move the inauguration to May though his term ends with the current year. The change aims at public comfort, but Pattison will return to his insurance desk after office, so the date may not affect him personally. Those dealing with the commissioners should avoid dealing with Myers to prevent trouble.
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Pattison
Bell Telephone agent ships Clermont Courier to hundreds of homes
A H Goff, an agent for Bell Telephone Company, supplied many homes with luxury and convenience in winter and placed the Clermont Courier in hundreds more homes, a move praised as both luxury and necessity.
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A. H. Goff
Bell Telephone Company
Clermont Courier
Election Of Directors In Batavia School Districts
An election for one director in each Batavia town ship school district is set for the second Monday in April between 4 and 6 pm at the district school houses. Directors are elected every spring.
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Batavia Township
Ramon's Nerve & Bone Oil Promises Quick Healing
Advertises Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil to treat sore or wounded areas with antiseptic action and healing by first intention. Offers a 25 cent money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Ramon
Death of Mrs. Delilah Reese former Amelia resident
Mrs. Delilah Reese widow of Geo H Reese died at her Amelia home on Saturday March 3 1906 in her 66th year. Born Delilah Tice she belonged to Clermonts oldest families. She leaves four brothers and three sisters including Mrs Ruth Crane of Amelia. Funeral services were held at the M E Church in Amelia with Rev Franger and burial followed in the M E Cemetery.
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Delilah Reese
Geo. H. Reese
Amelia
Tice
Clermont
Ruth Crane
M. E. Church
Franger
M. E
Seagull Eggs from Knitz Lake Attracts Demand
In Knitz village near Liegnitz Silesia a small lake hosts a reed island used by a native dealer as a breeding ground for seagulls. Thousands gather on the island and the eggs are highly prized as delicacies. The owner profits as birds continue laying more eggs.
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Liegnitz
Silesia
Knitz
Impoverished soil and blood seek proper nourishment
A chemist analyzes soil to prescribe fertilizers for various crops. If your blood is poor, a doctor recommends nourishment to restore red corpuscles, often via a tonic or concentrated fat-rich food, the easiest to digest and assimilate.
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Nourishes Body When Milk Fails
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil claims to nourish and strengthen the body when milk and cream fail. It is described as palatable and beneficial for anyone wasting from any cause, suitable for children and adults.
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Scott
Governor Parrison Illness Doubted By Friends
Public sympathy for Governor Parrison remains high as rumors about his health circulate. A Nash Pharmacy ad touts Bucklee’s Arnica Salve as a “scientific wonder” claiming cures for piles and various skin and wound ailments at 250.
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Bucklee
E. R. Mulford
Waynesboro
Nash Pharmacy
Clermont County Sheriff Sells land in Miles Bicking case
In Clermont county Ohio Sheriff James R Gorman will offer at public sale at the Batavia court house on Saturday April 7 1906 between 1 and 2 PM two parcels totaling about 41 4 acres with certain boundaries and a combined valuation of 380 00 exclusive of a 19 acre exception to Jacob Ball. The sale is cash with paying agent Nichols & Nichols attorneys.
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Oliver R. Place
Minnie Place
Benjamin DeLong
Metty DeLong
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont ‘County
Ohio
Batavia
Clermont County
N. Darby
Little Miami River
James Monday
D. Roudebush
Roudebush
James
William Johnson
Johnson
Robert Strimple
R. D. Reynolds
R. E. Strimple
Reynold
Peter Beeler
Hawthorne
Reynolds
Beeler
Jacob Ball
Jacob Wolf
Jas
R Gorman
Max Moorg
Nichols & NicHols
Attys
Olds
James RB
Gorman Sherif
Vermont County
Max Moons
Evrenora & Maris
Legal Notice to Non-Residents in Clermont County Ohio
Edgar W. Wright seeks a decree quieting title in real estate in Williamsburg township Clermont county Ohio and William Zimmerman survey No 910. The defendants Henry Asbury William Lytle Elvira Elliott William B Ferguson Lida Ferguson Frank Ferguson and others to answer by May 5 1904 or judgment may be taken. The property spans 12.82 acres more or less and lies along the Williamsburg and Bethel turnpike with described boundaries.
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Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Edgar W. Wright
William Zimmerman Et al
Illiam Zimmerman
Henry Asburry
William Lytle
George Kerns
Elvira Elliott
William 8
Fergason
Lida Ferguson
Frank Ferguson
Common Pleas Court
William 8. Ferguson
Hugh Ferguson
Williamsburg Townario
William Zimmerman
Williamsburg and Bethel
J. M. Wilson
Charles P. McKeever
Dgar W. Wright
Joan
Davidson
Notice to Non-Resident in Probate Case
Notice to non residents regarding the estate of Geneoa Taylor filed in Clermont County Probate Court. Administrator Colon Taylor seeks authority to sell a described Ohio real estate in Dermonty and Miami townships to pay debts. Names: Eroy McVitie, Vina and William Womack, William H. Taylor. Location details and boundary bearings are given for the property.
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Eroy McVitie
Vina Womack
William Womack
Sullivan
St. Hoole
William H. Taylor
North 22Nd Street
Richmond
Inodiana
Colon
Taylor
Eatale
Geneoa
Clermont County
Pardea
Eald
Dermont Quanty
Ohio
Miami Township
Little Miami River
Thomas Holt
Cline
Gemaroo
Ayenmorsin
Witi
Eald Rap
Beoeh
Lyon
Loble
Pear & Cogar
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Tuk Clermont Courier
The
Clermont Publishing Co
Eeeenee
C. E. Young
F. RR. Ampnose
J. 8. Dewey, Wm, Buckles
Republican Congressional Committee For
Sixth Congressional District
County Mass Convention
Toeeday
Hildebrant
Wilmington
Commissioners’ Board
Myers
Coastoria
Cf Lede
Ove
Scott & Bowne
Peart St
Parrison
Sheriff's
Clermont Common Pleas
Miles Bicking
Amerigan
Williamsburg, Ohio
FUHR
Ihey
Eve Aa Supplies Company
Lowvis
DDE
Laval
E. W. Hoyt
Neil Avenue
Columbus
David Bpence
Mary Sparling, Et al
Joblas
Sree
Germ Mason
Ye Roary
Davipaon
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