Republican Primary Notices for Batavia and Townships
Republican primary notices call Batavia voters to meet on March 23 1902 at 7 to 9 pm to nominate a corporation ticket and two school board candidates for Batavia special district plus township meetings in Union Mt Carmel and Jackson townships on March 2 and March 20 1902 respectively to nominate township or spring election tickets. J B Cover is committee member.
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Batavia Corporation
Batavia Corporaion
Council Chamber
Batavia
Corporation
John L. Moore
Joseph I. Beck
Tane
Union Township
Mt. Carmel
Jackson Township
J.B. Cover
Grant
Plymouth Rock
W. R. Ely
Ohio
Epwin
Ely
Ward
Euwin D. Ely
Martgis
Otice
Batavia Village
Clermont County
Board of Education
J. J. Bok
Neual
Salt District
Edmund K, Parrotpt
Democratic candidate urged as needs run in 19th century note
The passage reviews political matters from 19th century U.S. politics including Mr Bryan as a standing Democratic candidate, critique of proposed canal and saloon closures in Ohio, and notes on British and Boer tensions in South Africa, with commentary on pension, Rockefeller dividends, embezzlement rumors, and a proposed Ohio teacher licensing bill with humorous cautions.
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MR. Bryan
Democratic Party
Cuba and sugar policy in wartime tariffs debate
The piece argues against admitting free sugar and tobacco to Cuba, warning such a move would injure beet sugar states, empower sugar trusts, and betray Republican protection of home industries. It asserts continuing the war tax aids Cuba and aligns policy with Republican ideals and democracy.
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Cuba
Republica Party
Republican dreams and Democratic gains in Kentucky politics
The piece critiques district attorney Jerome on Sunday dry laws, mocks Senate Bible access, and attacks Kentucky Republicans for sleeping while Democrats push a registration law requiring a certificate to vote. It argues the measure favors Democrats and seals Kentucky as a Democratic state so long as the measure stands.
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Jerome
New York
Congressional
Washington
Senate
Brown County
Kentucky
Clermont Sun recalls Sam Simon dig at Prince Henry visit
The Clermont Sun article rebukes Sam Simon as embodied slave master rhetoric targeting the German army and Americans. It defends the Prince Henry visit as courtesy between nations, noting Americans honored him and Germans in America rejoiced, while local Germans are urged to consider the matter.
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Clermont Sun
Sam Simon
Wheeler
Kentucky
America
Prince Henry
Sun
Clermont County
Voters of Clermont urged to reject corruption and back honest leadership
The piece urges Clermont county voters to elect Republican candidates to restore sound finances, reduce taxes, and safeguard public funds after alleged mismanagement. It contrasts local governance with a call to align with party principles and support for economic efficiency. It also notes discord between the President and Congress over sugar policy, with reciprocity favored by the President and likely gains for beet sugar interests in Congress.
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Clermont County
Local residents hosting visitors and new telephone service
James Barr and wife of Batavia were guests of Mr and Mrs James Bunyan last week. Miss Birdie McKeever started a job at Longview. Communication with the outside world is near as telephone service is to be introduced with the help of Misa Lillian Walker, one of our successful residents.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Barr
Batavia
James Bunyan
Birdie McKeever
Longview
Misa Lillian Walker
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement Claiming Health Repairs
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a medicine that repairs the body from worry, over-work, and disease. It asserts the product strengthens bones, blood, and lungs using high quality materials and patches that do not show, with free samples available and pricing at 60c and $1 from druggists. The ad features the Scott & Bowne trademark and invites readers to request a free sample.
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Scott
Local notices from Moore's Fork and nearby towns
Miss Rose Carr returns home from Batavia after a brief visit. Hattie Ranyan visits her brother James in Centerville. Bennie Work heads to Hamilton to train as a machinist. G E Zimmer suffers rheumatism. Grant Uirey and family visit. Uirey moves to Loveland for business. Richard Creager sells out and will relocate to Williamsburg. Charlies Burdsall visits Georgetown. WH Ireton hosts a literary meeting. Rev C L Welch forms a Ladies Aid Society at Bloom Rose. Adam Moss moves to Monterey. Pauline Walker convalesces. Malloy moves to Goldtrap Farm. Ed Conover of Marathon visits. Prof Spark lectures at Williamsburg with praise. W H Ireton and wife dine with J G Irwin and attend the lecture. Spence Snyder plans a California trip to pursue crime. Mrs Reed and daughter Syd Griese visit F W Henry McNutt in Marathon en route to Williamsburg.
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Moore's Fork
Rose Carr
Batavia
Hattie Ranyan
Centerville
James
Bennie Work
Hamilton
G. E. Zimmer
Grant Uirey
Mr. Uirey
Loveland
Richard Creager
Williamsburg
Charlies Burdsall
Georgetown
WH. Ireton
Rev
C. L. Welch
Bloom Rose
Adam Moss
Monterey
Pauline Walker
Malloy
Bethel
Goldtrap Farm
Ed Conover
Marathon
Spark
Ireton
J. G. Irwin
Spence Snyder
California
Reed
Syd Griese
F. W. W. Henry McNutt
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South Africa
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Blue
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Kansas
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
the Commercial Tribune
Rathbone
Lord Woolsley
Africa
England
William Allen White
Mr. White
Thomas C. Platt
March
Cosmopolitan
President Harrison
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House of Representatives
Congress
Crosstown
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
Wright
Wright Medical CO
Columbus, Ohio
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Said County
W. A. Joseph
Marlot
Cincinnati and
New Richmond River
Tracion Road
Blairville
W. W. Sutton
Milford
Ane L. Atkins
Bush Street
San Francisco
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Court of Common Pleas
Clermont Counry
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Hartman & Steffen
Tailors
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Cincinnati
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Fruit Hill
Forestville
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Ulington
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Orgetonommodation
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Bethel Ace P
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California Ly Carre Street
A. W. Cometouk
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Ohio River Division B
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Norfolk
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Pennsylvania Lines
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Peterson Et al
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