Clermont County Disgraceful Affairs Spark Public Outcry
A long Chronicle of self described disgraceful events in Clermont County shows a political feud within the Democratic Party driving alleged court and public office scandals. The column cites libel suits, missing reports, investigations, arrests, and injunctions from January to February, warning of a breakdown of justice and citizenship without reform.
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The
Courier
Eee
Clermont County
A Satirical Plea to Squire Brandt Over Gown Fit
A Cincinnati court scene features Squire Brandt, partner of C. F. Malsbury, amid a playful verse by Mrs Malsbury’s sister and friends ridiculing fit details for a lady’s dress. The poem mocks fashion judgments and requests Brandt’s input, hinting at lectures and fashion advice for local dressmakers. Arthur Carter, Dennison timing business employee, visits his brother Tom this week.
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Cincinnati
Squire Brandt
C. F. Malsbury
Clerfmont
Mr. M
Star
Art Week
Price Hill
Whittier Corps
Timeetar
James Brandt
Squire
Arthur Carter
Dennison
Tom
Carter
Man Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for Health Turnaround
New Berlin Illinois March 16 Frank Newton reports prolonged back pains and general weakness followed by improved health after taking Dodd's Kidney Pills He notes restored appetite and energy and says he is a "different man" now praising the remedy
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New Berlin
Frank Newton
Dodd
Newton
Tam
Judge Markley Declares George Wyatt a Liar in Ohio Case
In Clermont county court Judge Markley denounces County Commissioner George Wyatt as a liar amid the State of Ohio vs Clermont County Board of Commissioners case. The heated hearing features affidavits, public agitation, and questions of judicial impartiality as the judge signals his intent to avoid further participation.
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Grand Jury
Bambach
Ripley
Harry Moyer
Peen Williams
Common Pleas Court
Parrott
Penn Williams
Wood
Speidel
Dimmitt
Stephen Cramer
Page
Board of County Commissioners
Clermont
State of Ohio
Clermont County Board of Commissioners
Markley
Common Pleas
Newby
Hillsboro
Batavia
Clermont County
Brown County
Geo. W. Wyatt
Itn Brown
Inold Clermont
George Wyatt
Board of Commissioners
Wyatt
Judge Markley
Ohio
High Bench of Justice
Old Clermont
Leosen
Bae
Marathon Odd Fellows Lodge Celebrates 53rd Anniversary
The Marathon Odd Fellows Lodge No 154 held a Wednesday evening banquet to mark 53 years since its founding. John Smith of Lorado spoke on the aims of Odd Fellowship, alongside recitations music and games. About 70 members and many families attended. supper followed by hours of conversation and music. The lodge now meets Saturdays rather than Wednesdays.
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Marathon
Odd Fellowa’ Lodge No. 154
John Smith
Lorado
Odd Fellowship
Bap- PY
Hicks brothers solve steam condensation problem with engine efficiency
Attorneys W A Hicks and Louis Hicks from Amelia showcase an invention to double engine work with same power, claiming one third coal savings. Patents secured in England Germany France and Holland. Professor Thurston endorses economy and tests.
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England
Germany
France
Holland
Richard H. Thurston
Hicks
Amelia
Twe
Clermont
Milford Voters Approve 425000 Water Works Bonds
Milford citizens approve a 425000 bond issue for water works by a 200 to 60 vote. The town already boasts look worthy pavements and a trolley system and aims to join Batavia as a model of progress.
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Milford
Ohio
Batavia
Marriage of Jamie Dial and Maggie Long in Kentucky
The December wedding of Jamie Dial and Maggie Long was made public last week after the underage couple slipped into Kentucky to wed. Dial, son of J Fielding Dial the First National Bank cashier, is a musician set to start a business soon. Long is the youngest daughter of C M Long, a leading local architect. Friends wish them happiness.
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Jamie Dial
Maggie Long
Kentucky
J. Fielding Dial
First National Bank
C. M. Long
Highland County Board Postpones Meetings Amid Illness
Highland county commissioners have not held a meeting since November 17 due to illness of two members Warren and Davis. The article muses that fewer meetings could save money for all boards of commissioners.
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Highland County
Messrs. Warren
Davis
Boards of Commissioners
Heart Disease Cure Trial Offer by Dr Miles Dispensary
An old newspaper ad promises a risk free trial of Dr Miles heart remedies. It offers $2.50 worth of treatment sent by mail with payment only if markedly beneficial, and a $200 request if cured. It cites multiple testimonials and directs readers to The Grand Dispensary Chicago for free examination chart and trial materials.
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Mall
Miles
A. Kronk
Huntington
Ind
Flora Graeter
Bristolville
Jas. R. Walte
Frank Smith
Chicago
R. Parker
Col
N. G. Parker
South Carolina
State Street
Chicago, Il
Teachers In Session Inspire Clermont Institute Attendance
A large audience of teachers and citizens attended the Clermont County Institute at the M. E. church with Prof. Creager and Dr. Benton delivering keynote addresses. Sessions covered literature, supervision, truancy, and district school plans while township results showed attendance gains under a uniform curriculum.
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M. E
Groves
Creager
National Normal University At
Lebanon
Charles Belt
Belt
Guy Potter Benton
Miami University
F. B. Dyer
Clermont County
Bessie Walker
Batavia Township
Batavia
Pres. Creager
National Normal University
Benton
University
Fort Scott
Kansas
Ex infirmary director repays excess funds to treasury
In a treasury examination report by J C Wood, ex infirmary director David Irwin was found to have drawn 125.92 dollars over the legal amount. At yesterday’s commissioners session he paid the sum back to the treasury as the board passed a resolution to receive it, prompting praise.
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The
Courier
Old Clermont
Penn
Democrat
Boss Tweed
Clermont Democrat
Treasury
J.C. Wood
David Irwin
Pension Lists Printed No More Stop Ordered
Commissioner of Pensions Ware halts furnishing pension lists to newspapers to save about 4000 dollars yearly. The government will no longer publish the lists as an economy measure.
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Commissioner of Pensions
Inmate count error at Clermont county infirmary report
A published infirmary report overstates inmates by three, showing 50 instead of 59. The discrepancy appears in last week’s paper edition, reflecting the Clermont county institution report.
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Clermont County Infirmary
Potato venture on Pingree plan gains traction
Rev Gowdy, brother of Rev William Gowdy formerly pastor here, enters potato business using vacant city lots for cultivation and offering work to those seeking employment. The experiment has proven successful in other cities.
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Gowdy
William Gowdy
Presbyterian Church
Pingree
Marietta Hosts G A R Encampment With One-Cent Rates
Marietta, Ohio plans to welcome the G A R Department of Ohio encampment from May 12 to 15. Railroads offer one-cent rates, aiming to attract a record turnout and ensure a large event.
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Marietta
G. A.R
Department of Ohio
Old Guard
Wheat crop protected by snow amid cold snap reports
Reports from many counties indicate the wheat crop was well protected by snow and suffered little damage. One point gain since January 1 shows 22 points higher than March reports, though some correspondents note damage by fly and grub.
Cincinnati Mil forth & Eastern pact hues traffic on Wooster pike
The Cincinnati Post notes friendly buyers have secured W C Compton’s Wooster turnpike rights for operation by the Cincinnati Mil ford and Eastern line. A merger is anticipated. M and E owns a city access right of way and a future link to the interurban station on Symmes street. Senators Rowlebush and Chamberlain with Major Wallace and others secured city access and plan a new line toward Hillsboro.
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The
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati
Milford
Wall
Hillsboro
Book on Telephones Tells 800 Citizens Subscribers Map
A new book by W H Haum surveys the Citizens Telephone Company of which Blum is president and manager. It covers Clermont and extends to New York, listing 800 subscribers and 1509 pay stations, with 154 miles of toll lines and 153 miles of line forms.
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Ohio
Clermont
New York
W. HH. Haum
Honorable Judge Swing in Cincinnati Convention Spotlight
In Cincinnati a Republican convention saw Judge James B. Swing active in promoting Charles J. Wuut as solicitor. The Commercial Tribune praised his speech and humor as he steered delegates and backed Hunt, making key motions and speeches to secure nomination. Swing’s rhetoric drew strong crowds and aligned with party aims.
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Cincinnati
J. DB. Swing
Swinty
Commercial Tribune
James B. Swing
Charles J. Wuut
Fifty Solicitor
del Gates
Judge Swing
Grover Cleveland
White House
Hunt
Good Jobs for Good Boys and Girls
Examinations for civil service positions will be held in Cincinnati on April 21. Vacancies include a Washington pharmacist with $100 monthly pay, a life-time post. a weather bureau mechanic in Washington at £1000 yearly. a Carlisle Pennsylvania librarian earning $400 annually with light duties. and California and Oklahoma Indian patching jobs requiring astronomy and languages. Local weather lore and a note on Monterey Ohio appear, with the issue concluding by mentioning a £000 prize and broader entertainment.
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Cincinnati
Freedman’s Hospital
Washington
Weather Bureau
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
California
Oklahoma
Electric Bitters touted as cure all for nerves and liver
Advertisement claims Electric Bitters restore balance to overworked systems, cure liver and kidney disorders, dispel nervousness and pain, and banish malaria germs. Sold for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Nash'e Pharmacy Batavia and J RK Hicks Amolle.
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Nash'e Pharmacy
Batavia
J, RK
Hicks, Amolle
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Clermont County Democrat
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Coyer
He Means
Marathon Odd Fellows
W. A. and
Louis Hicks
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Ken
TUCKY
Stamm’s Jewelry Store
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Milford Line
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Hieke
Monterey
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