Jones Shipped to Columbus and Work House Bond Forfeited
Output of Manufactures since last report notes Jones shipped to Columbus and south to the work house, Murphy's bond forfeited. Regular business includes divorce cases, partitions, money actions, and court judgments. Trial docket lists May term schedule with multiple civil cases and a murder in the second degree charge.
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Ann Brady
The
Cooper Insurance Company
Albert Lane
J. F. Hill
W. H. Ryaan
Clark Myers
State
Oscar Murphy
Samuel Sroufe
Peter Sroufe
Chase Vanosdol
Milford Building & Loan Co
John M. Evans Et al
Perry South
Cincinnati
W. W. Burke
T. Idell Staten
Ely
L.W. Carver
Wm. Belt
Clarence E. Houghton
G. A. Frazier
Louisa Swank
Marcellus Swank
Alice Gilmore
James Mathis
Sophia Sanders
John Sanders
Easter coffee sale by Methodist ladies at Mrs Temple residence
Readers are invited to an Easter coffee fundraiser at Mrs G W Temples home this Saturday. A dime at the door grants entry to a ham sandwich table and cake and cream, with Easter finery on display and opportunities to purchase pastries for Easter dinner. Proceeds support religious goals as stated by the guild.
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Sandwich Islands
United States
G. W. Temple
Farmers' and Shippers Tobacco Warehouse Opens in Cincinnati
The Courier reports The Farmers' and Shippers' Tobacco Warehouse Company of Cincinnati is now open in all branches. It promotes a strictly commission leaf warehouse with a 600 hogsheads daily capacity, aiming to connect farmers and manufacturers directly on the salesroom floor. Officers are D. C. Collins president W. A. Bradford vice president and George W. Green secretary treasurer.
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Farmers’ and Shippers’ Tobacco Warehouse Company
Cincinnati
White Burley
Louisville
Cincinnatis
Cincinnnati
D. C. Collins
W. A. Bradford
George W. Green
Ohio
Kentucky
Clermont
Foul Play Suspected in Death of Lew Martin
Lew Martin, once a Cincinnati politician and police lieutenant, died after an apparent fall. Friends Moran and Elliott alerted the coroner when money was found missing, raising foul play concerns. The story notes his Republican ties and public life, and hopes for justice if foul play occurred.
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Lew Martin
Cincinnati
Thomas Moran
Hugh Elliott
Martin
Cady
Messrs. Maron
Elliott
Tobacco Market Report From Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Co Cincinnati
Market data show new stock prices rising slightly while old stock holds. Weekly offerings totaled 1 350 hhds, with 288 hhds rejected and 1 117 hhds sold. new offerings 780 hhds, receipts 730 hhds. Brown’s allocations to warehouses listed with varying new and old stock figures. Try it this season.
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Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Co
Cincinnati
Braun Ceses Etdh
Eebarreyer
Pear de
Bump Phin Peisg
Essay on Music and Mass Taste in Opera Critique
A reader argues that mass audiences crave plain accessible tunes over high theory. The piece contends Mozart performances lack melody and modulation, defining true music as emotional, memorable, and singable rather than technical display.
Bales Breaks up Batavia Shoe Shop Move to Williams burg
J A Bales owner of boot and cobbling shop in Kline Block Batavia packed his kit and chartered a C P and W car to Newport Adams county to escape a rent suit. He settled with J A Kline for 25 dollars after attachment, then moved his stock and checks disappeared from under the wheels as his shop headed up the road.
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J. A. Bales
Kline
Main Street
Williamsburg
Batavia
Beatrice to Host Navy Lecture by Byron Williams
Beatrice Nebraska hosts a highly praised lecture by Byron Williams presented by the Beatrice Assembly. The Beatrice High School endorses the event with strong praise and expects a large turnout as tickets sell quickly for the Batavia performance on Friday night March 31.
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Beatrice
Nebraska
Beatrice Assembly
Mother Chautauqua
Beatrice High School
Byron Williams
O. H. Brainerd
Batavia
Belt
Opening of the polls guidance for April elections
Clerk W T Kain reports Secretary of State Taylor's guidance on poll opening times under an 1898 act. It states acts must be performed in standard time of the 90th meridian west from Greenwich and requests notice to all election judges to ensure proper duties.
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W. T. Kain
Election Board
Taylor
General Assembly
Greenwich
Infants Travels Lead to California Adventure
Cliff Butler fourteen year old son of Elmer Butler formerly of Mt Piagah now in Cincinnati left with no money or extra clothing and reached California sending a San Francisco letter claiming he was all right. Parents distressed yet impressed by his pluck and limited experience, questioning whether the boy will use his skills for good or ill.
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Mozart Symphony Club
Kathereen Mavourneen
Norma
Martha
Genaro
Fra Diavalo
der Freschutz
Webster
Annie
Rooney
Sweet Alice
Society For the Suppression of Music
Cliff Butler
Elmer Butler
Mt. Piagah
Cincinnati
Queen City
California
San Francisco
Easter celebrations and life’s fleeting seasons
The article contrasts Easter church services and children’s joy with the swift passage of life from youth to old age. It notes Easter and Christmas as grand holidays and urges aligning life’s intervals with climaxes to brighten earthly days and hope for heaven.
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Earth
Fire destroys Maple Grove stable and contents
A new stable on the Nichols homestead at Maple Grove, occupied by Mrs. Bertha Lytle, burned during a thunderstorm last Thursday night. The loss, affecting P. A. Nichols and his brother, includes stock and farming tools. two horses and two mules were lost insured in their own stables. Total losses may reach about $1200 with $75 insured.
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Nichols
Maple Grove
Bertha Lytle
P. A. Nichols
Batavia Village Candidates stand for Local Option policy
A public card from Independent ticket candidates for Batavia Village Council denies intentions to repeal the Local Option Ordinance, pledging to reflect voters’ will while retaining the policy unless a direct vote shows change. Signers include Max Moore Gen F Baum T L Hamilton E W Buvinger.
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Batavia
Max Moore
Gen. F. Baum
T. L. Hamilton
E. W. Buvinger
Sudden summons in Clermont County headlines community deaths
William Morgan of Williamsburg dies at breakfast after a period of ill health. Ephraim Armuacost of Pt Pleasant dies of apoplexy in his yard age 45. Katy Rybolt of Williamsville dies at 16 from measles. Clyde Warren of Williamsville dies of typhoid fever on March 15. Captain Sam Moore retires river pilot. New Richmond schools skip commencements. Kentucky-born, local figures and civic updates fill page with obituaries and notices.
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Ephraim Armuacost
Pt. Pleasant
Katy Rybolt
Wilhiamsville
Rev. Thompson
Traber Residence Burns in Morning Fire
The Traber residence, occupied by Abner L. Frazer, burned at about 7 am Monday. The fire, caused by a defective appliance, destroyed Frazer’s fine library and caused about $8000 in losses.
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Jacob Traber
Abner L. Frazer
Easter Services at Presbyterian Church
Next Sabbath the Sunday school will hold Easter exercises at 9 a.m. followed by an Easter discourse by the pastor at 10:80. The sermon titled The Empty Tomb in the Garden will be delivered as the church is adorned with flowers and the choir provides music.
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Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court Upholds Life Imprisonment in Britton Case
The supreme court affirms the lower court ruling in the Marion Britton case. The accused must serve a life sentence unless pardoned by the Governor, who may grant clemency given Britton's very feeble condition and the likelihood of death within a year in confinement.
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Marion Britton
Supreme Court
Brown County Boot Leg Suspect Sentenced
Frank Jones of Brown County serves thirty days in jail and pays a one hundred dollar fine for carrying whisky in his boot leg. The case notes bootlegging is illegal though vast whisky sales continue in Brown County with the law seen as lax.
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Frank Jones
Brown County
U.S. Court
Seeds and politics bloom in district garden tale
The Courier notes continued pressure on our Congressman for garden seeds while ex-Congressman Pattison distributed the district's entire seed allotment two weeks earlier. It adds that no Republican seeds will be handed out in this Democratic district until a Republican Congressman intervenes, promising the county will bloom.
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Courier
Pattison d
Missing Brown County girl found after marriage certificate exposure
Maria Paul of Huntington township Brown county long missing returns home to reveal a marriage with Howard Jackson. her brothers threatened lynching as the couple faced strong social backlash amid a Brown county rumor mill. local ads follow, noting local goods and events in Batavia and Bethel Ohio.
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Maria Paul
Bown County
Huntington Township
Brown County
Howard Jackson
Miss Paul
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