Contempt Reckoning in Batavia Bar Court
In Batavia Ohio Judge Parrott fines two young attorneys A J McNair and N G Cover for contempt. The court appoints a committee to investigate possible disbarment and to file charges. Stephen Cramer editor of Clermont County Democrat faces contempt actions with arrest anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
N. G
N. G. Cover
Messrs. McNair
Cover
Cramer
Parrott
Stephen Cramer
Clermont County
C. B. Nichols
Parrot
Bambach
Bethel
Westbound farmer Mead thrives in Kansas glory and ailment cured
N H Mead moved from Clarence New York to Harper county Kansas thirty four years ago. He harvested over one hundred forty acres of wheat last year. Kidney and bladder troubles plagued him until Dodd s Kidney Pills relieved symptoms and improved his health. He praises the remedy as effective and reliable. Frank F Talley begins second term as master at New Richmond with strong party support and broad public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland
Kana
Harper County
N. H. Mead
Bome
Clarence
N. Y
Kansas
Mr. Mead
Dodd
Frank F. Talley
New Richmond
A. N. Spauk
Milford
M.ek
Bonnet Parade Draws Crowds at Slickaway Church
In Brown county Aberdeen hosts an annual third Sunday event where women showcase headwear of many colors from blue Bonnets to violet and indigo. Since 1890 the new Slickaway church has framed the display drawing large crowds and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Slickaway Church
Aberdeen
Maysville
Pointe
Louisville
Injunction Suit of Penn Williams Remains in Abeyance
The State of Ohio versus Clermont county commissioners on Penn Williams relation remains in abeyance after last Saturday’s trial. Judge Newby presided briefly before retiring. Judge Biggar will appoint a judge acceptable to both sides. A public report remains unreported. Also note a cod liver oil advertisement and social visits in Clermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Clermont County
Penn Williams
Newby
Hilleboro
Williams
Biggar
Local notes from Mt. Holly and Amelia area
Community items list office hours at Mt. Holly post April 1, 1908 and local happenings Amelia area including social calls, travel of Rev. Dolby, new maple camp, farm movements, illnesses, and a pharmacy advertisement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Rainstorms and Town News Clip In One
The town reports a heavy rain event last Saturday filling streams while residents travel for business and visitors arrive from Boston Blanchester Cincinnati Hillsboro and Greenberry. A death and multiple relocations mark local life as illnesses spread and families move.
Clermont County Split Threatens Local Democrat Paper
A historic power struggle in Clermont County pits Cramer & Sherwood against each other over the Clermont County Democrat printing plant. Tensions rise as bills, promises, and a price dispute push toward dissolution and a potential relocation of the publication. Auditor Williams intervenes to keep an official county organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Lis
Clermont County Democrat
Cramer & Sherwood
Sherwood
Mr. Sherwood
Cloge
Cramer & Co
Stephen Cramer
Williams
Selah
Contempt Fines Lock Up Rhodes Case Attorneys
In common pleas court on Monday McNair and Cover were fined 100 dollars each for contempt and jailed until paid. Bambach, arriving from Georgetown, was fined 200 dollars and jailed if unpaid. Habeas corpus petitions sought release for all three. later Judge Paxton released them on the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
A. J. McNair
N. G. Cover
Parrott
Common Pleas
Cover
Paxton
Juries Drawn for April Term and Teachers Institute Planned
The April term juries for the sixth district were selected in Cincinnati with final sets listing Votn Ay Warren and others. The article notes missing jurors and a call for teachers to attend the Batavia institute on March 1 9 with Professors Creager and Benton teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sixth Congress
Votn-Ay
Arren
Frank Miller
Brown Harry Jury
Highland John W
Aud Greene C
Ex Mayor Dennison Dies at Milford
George W. Dennison a Milford notable and former mayor died at his home Sunday from an illness. He was active in town improvement and charity and a descendant of former Governor Dennison of the state. A widow and six children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dennison
Milford
Dennison
Io State
Clermont County Teachers Institute Set for Batavia Saturday
Clermont County teachers are urged to attend the Teachers' Institute in Batavia on March 14. Morning session starts at 9 30 with discussions on topics, afternoon session at 1. Dr Benton of Miami University will speak, celebrated for engaging school work. President Creager also praised as an excellent speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Creager
Benton
Clermont County Teachers’ Institute
Miami University
Clermont County
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
St. Patrick’s Day
Clerk Rice
Mr. Page
Local Resident Safely Treated After Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Warren Earhart of Locust Ridge near Bethel attempted self harm by swallowing corrosive sublimate. She survived after heroic medical care. authorities cite domestic trouble as the probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Earhart
Locust Ridge
Bethel
Suburban traction power house prep begins after April
Excavation is begun preparatory to the suburban traction power house. Mrs Anna Hicks hosted Merdames May Moyer Cora Ely Lizzie Mellen and Laura Short. Rev Heacock assisting Rev Rader in revival. Epworth League to host St Patrick social March 17 with supper music and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Dental Co
Amelia
Anna Hicks
Merdames May Moyer
Cora Ely
Lizzie Mellen
Laura Short
Emma Beckett
Cleve Kirganie
Mt. Carmel
Heacock
Cincinnati
Rader
The
Baptist Church
Wm. Fall
Donald
Tom Canter
Walter Hudson
Mias Ida
Bethel
Charles Hudson
Charles Hesse
Norwood
Home Missionary Society of
M. E. Church
Edward Mehl
Williamsburg
John Mehl
Mises Nellie Bell
Linda Simmons
Summerside
Epworth League
St. Patrick
Local notices from Point Pleasant community gossip
John Wein grows weaker and may die within days. Miss Tatman hosted Mr and Mrs Taylor of Salt Alt. Mrs Henry Bushman returns from the city. George Lakin did business in Queen Mee Saturday. Rev T W Salt visited by Henry and Mrs Peterson. Mrs Ralph Wining of Indians visits sister Mrs Sam Galbreath. Mrs Eddlett sick. Mrs Thomas Mickle ill with grippe. Parthenia Custer of New Richmond with her father John Wein. Lillian Bushman of Cincinnati visits grandparents Henry and Mrs Bushman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Dental Co
Amelia
O. John Wein
Miss Tatman
Taylor
Salt Alt
Henry Bushman
Otis Bushman
George Lakin
Queen Meee
T. W. Salt
Henry Peterson
Ralph Wining
Sam Galbreath
Eddlett
Thomas Mickle
Parthenia Custer
New Richmond
John Wein
Misa Lillian Bushman
Cincinnati
This Place
Pleasant visitors and local notes from Newport
Miss Georgia Manning visits Mrs. Lida Irwin in Newport this week. District School plans Easter events. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gilfilen of New Richmond were here Wednesday. Mrs. Tillie Buchanan ill but convalescent. Lew Manning opens a meat market at S. L. Garrett's. John Howard of Cincinnati visited his mother and sisters. Miss Maria Moreton healthy for school. Cushard did business in Cincinnati last week. Supt. G. W. Witham and family move to Front Street. G. Traub attends nephew Edward Deckebach funeral. Charles B. Moreton ill with grippe. Robert Hill and Charles Fletcher home with mumps. Mrs. Kate Traub very sick. Miss Mary Kayser visits Cincinnati relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Dental Co
Amelia
Georgia Manning
Lida Irwin
Newport
Pure Village
A. W. Gilfilen
New Richmond
Tillie Buchanan
Lew Manning
S. L. Garrett’s
John Howard
Cincinnati
Maria Moreton
Cushard
G. W. Witham
James Lemar
Front Street
G. Traub
Edward Deckebach
Charles B. Moreton
Robert Hill
Charles Fletcher
T. J. Davis
Kate Traub
Mary Kayser
Heart disease cure offer from Dr Miles reviewed
An advertisement touts a personal heart disease treatment by Dr Miles with a $250 value trial and pay only if benefited. It cites numerous testimonials, offers free exam chart and trial treatment, and invites readers to send for details from The Grand Dispensary, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal
Mike
Phyalclang
A. Kronk
Huntington
Ind
Flora Graeter
Bristolville
Jas. R. Watte
Mre
Frank
Smith
Chicago
Mra. Parker
Col
N,g. Parker
South Carolina
Miles
Stave Street
Reform furor in Clermont county politics drives outlook
A long Sunday front in Batavia Ohio chronicles a bribery charge against a local Democrat and the broader reform push targeting public morals. The piece calls for unity in cleansing politics, critiques factionalism, and notes neighboring notices from RAPP Bros and local legal and business ads.
Edenton Marriage Licenses and Aberdeen Murder Verdict
Marriage licenses issued for Edenton teachers Elstop 30 and Georgia Young by Rev Burdeal. In Aberdeen, Captain Campbell found guilty of murder in the second degree for shooting Edward Bennington after abusing Bennington and his wife, Bennington dying from the wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Elstop
Edenton
Georgia Young
Burdeal
Campbell
Edward Bennington
Bethel
Aberdeen
Bennington
Brown County Girl Missing After Baptism Request
Three weeks ago Josie Bunner left home to be baptised and vanished. The Sunshire girl, daughter of Amos Bunner, remains missing as police in nearby cities circulate photos and descriptions and search to locate her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Bunner
Amos Bunner
Sunshire
Milford Mass Convention Adresses Plant Construction
A large audience gathered in Milford town hall last night for a mass convention. C. E. Babbitt spoke on directing the plant's construction, joined by Dr. Charles Belt of the plant's board and former Newport Kentucky fire chief John Link. Proposals for ground to erect the stand were offered by Hon. J. M. Pattison and Major J. B. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
C. E. Babbitt
Charles Belt
John Link
Newport
Kentucky
J. M. Pattison
J. B. Wallace
Wagon collision injures Cincinnati team driver
Robert Jones of this place drove a team in Cincinnati when a street car struck his wagon last Thursday. Jones was thrown and suffered a broken leg above the knee. The wagon was demolished and the team badly injured. Jones is blamed for the accident but may have expenses reimbursed by the street car company. Friends of the industrious Whale Jones sympathize with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jones
Cincinnati
Jones
Doctor narrowly escapes at Broadway crossing
Dr Wakefield avoided serious injury last week when his buggy wheel was snagged by a car on the switch at Broadway crossing. He jumped just as the impact occurred, saving himself from a likely accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wakefield
Broadway
Hauser Estate Sues Cincinnati & Eastern Over Fatal Crossing
Rudolph Hauser administers George Hauser estate seeks 10000 damages from Cincinnati & Eastern Railway alleging obstructions on a private road crossing at Nine Mile caused George Hauser to be killed when struck by a railway car. The incident occurred just December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Hauser
George Hauser
Messrs
Frazier & Hicks
Cincinnati & Eastern Electric Railway Company
Entertainment at Amelia Dramatic Club Skits Saturday
Eleven members of the Wails Dramatic Club present three sketches at the Amelia town hall Saturday evening March 14 1903 at 7 30 p m. Shows include Who's to Win Him A Pair of Friends and To Oblige Ben son with seven three and five characters. Music will be provided and special street car service offered for attendees. Tickets from James Hicks Amelia post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wails Dramatic Club
Amelia Town Hall
Benson
Lnal
James Hicks
Amelia Post Office
Electric Bitters Promised as Cure All Ailments
Advertisement claims electric Bitters cure liver and kidney disorders, overwork fatigue, and nervous tension. It is described as a tonic and nervine that dispels nervousness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria germs. Sold for 50 cents by Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and J R Slicks Amelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash's
Batavia
J, R, Slicks
Amelia
Land Sales Prospectus Promotes Coast Country Lands
Advertisement touts 18 thousand acres of rich productive land 60 miles wide by 400 miles long with salubrous climate excellent shipping low taxes and growing population. It urges emigration from older areas citing census data and mentions a March 17 1438 ocean excursion from Cincinnati to explore coast country lands towns and opportunities offered by Southern Pacific Railroad agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Texan
Cin Gonatl
L.M, Dawson
New Richmond
Uhblo
Joan W, Davis
East Fourth Street
Cincinnat
Ohio
Southern Pacific Railroad
Bame
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Bar
Grand Jury
Rhoades
H. C. Speidel
State of
Anoader
G. A. Frazier
T. P. Breeding
W. A. Joseph
McNair
Warren Richards
Elma Townsley
Lottie Stagg Moore
Cresteline
8. F. Norris
Garden City
J. P. Robinson
MT. Holly
O. Fred Adams
H. M. Lytle
Eugene Light
George
Tremont City
Light
William Houser
John Binning
Wesell
W. H. Dolby
Christian Church
Fairview Chapel
Wallsburg
Ministerial Institute
John Ryans
Dr. Brown
J. al. Dawson
Phillip Aultman
Nannie Herget
James Bennett
Bantam
Mr. Peterson
T.P. Myrick
George Danby
Andy Clay
Frank Brotherton
Mr. Crab
Will Bauer
Olive Branch
Joseph Glaze
West Amelia
Troutman Farm
David Pierson
Pierson
Misa
Va Kelch
Charles Houser
St. Bernard
Samuel Dolan
Hamlet
George Joergens
Doan
George Gardner
DeWitt’s
Rutherford
Boston
Riley
Blanchester
R Chard An Lee
Hillsboro
Christy
Frank Conover
J. R. Gorman
Pleasant Valley
H. McNutt
Aeve Sa
la Grippe
Mra
J. R. Johnson
Mise Maggie Anderson
Hattie Shade
de. Treton
Leonard Hole
U. 8
Achers
Badley
Greenfield
Indiana
Teachers’ Institute
Point Pleasant
Moscow
Page
Eldon Lane
Hamilton
Rapp Bros
Klines
Feb
Rapp & Coyle
Clermont Courier
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette
Attys
W. R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Plymouth Rock
J. L. H. Barr
E. Q. Crane
Nelson , Cramar
QO. T. Robertson
L. & O Robertson
Race Street
Northwest Corner
Longworth
F. P. Hamilton
West 7Th Street
Race
Elm
C. P. Gray
Niceat
West Seventh Street
Vine
Leverone
Poone
O. J. Fetter
Kaufman
Pearl and Sycamore
Buckeye
Srinting & Moore
Kuing, Fagin
Stirling & Moore
Rapp & Coke
Batagla
Stirling & Moons
Milford Water Works
Texas
Louisana
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