Hulick delegates chosen at Brown county convention
Halick supporters invaded Georgetown from Brown County to nominate 19 delegates and 19 alternates for the Lebanon convention on May 31. Wiley Young was elected chairman amid strong opposition from Dean followers. Orange Edwards presided as chair after Young was removed by a large Hulick vote, while the crowd wore Hulick badges and shouted for the champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Hulick
Doan
Fair Grounds
C. W. Boyd
Brown County
Republican Committee
Boyd
Dean
Judge Hulick
Washington
Lebanon
Wiley Young
Mr. Boyd
Mr. Young
Orange Edwards
Ripley
W. P. Hiezer
Frank W. Miller
Hulick Delegates Win as Doan Support Fades at Georgetown Polls
In Clermont area politics George W. Hulick's faction claims a two to one victory tally for Hulick delegates amid a ballot option after a day of tense polling. Doan supporters fade as dawn reveals broad turnout and unity among Hulick adherents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bugles
Georgetown
Hulick
Doan
Hulick Victory in Brown County Delegates Named
The Brown county Republican fight for Judge Hulick ends in a solid victory with 875 to 403 votes over Dean. Doan’s attempt to derail Hulick collapses as northern and southern factions rally, Georgetown cheers resound, and Hulick declares Republicans united for November. Delegates and alternates loyal to Hulick are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Judge Hulick
Dwight Harrison
Republican Committee
Hulick
Brown County
Mr. Doan
Washington
Doan
Georgetown
Young
Commercial
Ripley
Higginsport
Brown
National Hotel
Po Dean
Sterling
Figs Syrup Praised At Exposition For Medical Value
Medical experts hail progress in medical agents as the World’s Columbian Exposition showcases improvements in the mechanical arts and syrups like Syrupy of Figs as a leading laxative option.
School of Teachers Promises Booming Growth This Summer
The faculty is first class and aimed at teacher preparation not for children. Superintendent Turnipseed leads the teachers course with a record of success. Orm Morris and Dr. P W Applegate will lecture on insurance and dental care. F B Bishop oversees the Intermediate department as classes gain strong support and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Turnipseed
Orm Morris
P. W. Applegate
Ohio College of Dental Burgery
F. B. Bishop
Highway Robbery Figures In Batavia Area Case
The report details a highway robbery near Stonelick Milford and Batavia involving Ned Apgar Frank Houston and Michael Yeager of Owensville. Yeager lost about 82 dollars while two armed men fled, with Apgar later pursued and Houston bound over to the grand jury. Also noted: Batavia school board elected John Groves as teacher and kept Captain James Whitney as janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Apgar
Batavia
Milford
Frank Houston
Stonelick
Yeager
Ed Patchell
Apgar
Buvinger
White
Cincinnati
Young Houstin
Squire Nicholson
Mr. Yeager
Houston
Batavian School Board
John Groves
Adrian
Bessie Griffith
James Whitney
Blair Brick Works Faces Strike Over Wages
Blairville's Blair Brick Works, after winter shutdown and brief restart, confronts a strike as brick handlers demand 40 cents per M more than last year. Workers earn about 1.50 dollars daily versus 1.06 previously, while the company remains reluctant to meet the higher rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Brick Works Company
Blairville
Canton Hosts 2nd WA A R State Encampment Parade
The 2nd annual encampment of the WA A R Department of Ohio opened in Canton yesterday and will run three days. Gov. McKinley delivered the welcome address as crowds filled the decorated city and Canton's hospitality impressed attendees. The grand parade is scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA. A. R. Department of Ohio
Canton
McKinley
Mysterious Fires Hit Williamsburg Area Three Months In Row
Neighbors in Williamsburg report three incendiary fires within three months near the old William Peterson place. The latest blaze destroyed a barn loft and a large shed and corncrib at L. A. Boyce’s property, with about $2,000 in losses. Boyce, not a smoker, suspects smoldering origin but offers no clear cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
L. A
Boyce
Milford Leaders Seek Healing Waters at Adams Springs
Captain James Wallace Mike Rybolt and Col. R M Howard prominent Milford residents in failing health are staying at the Adams county mineral springs hoping the waters will restore strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wallace
Mike Rybolt
Col
R. M. Howard
Milford
Adams County
Couple marks golden wedding with small family celebration
Mr and Mrs Abram Hulick celebrate their golden wedding today with 85 immediate family members including sons in law daughters in law and their children and a few intimate friends. A fuller account will appear in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Hulick
Annual M E S Union session held in New Richmond
The 22d annual session of the M E S Union met in New Richmond last Thursday and Friday with large attendance. Activities included devotional services, sermons, music by Miss Bundey and Prof. Dial’s juvenile orchestra, and numerous essays and addresses by leaders from Milford, Moscow, Williamsburg and Goshen. Final tallies show 29 schools, 2755 members, 163 conversions, expenses 725.20, 140 delegates, 9 superintendents and 12 ministers. new officers and vice presidents were elected.
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M. E. S.8. Union
New Richmond
C. H. McNutt
Walden
U.S. Brown
Mr. Brown
F. L. Cook
C. W. Briggs
Moscow
Annabelle Bundey
Rawlins
Price
Charles Hommeyer
Whitney
Holy City
Miss Curry
Milford
Birdie Gatch
Bundey
George B. Johnson
Methodist Book Concern
McNeil
Ducknall
Dora Neigbors
Summerside
Dial
Rawkins
Christian Advante
Earl Cranston
R. C. Smith
Armacost
Marthow
Lesson
Isaiah
R. E. Smith
KE. G. Penn
Stella Houser
T. B. Nichols
J. D. Darling
Jennie Titus
W. R. Walker
Suvenile
Bertha Nabors
Dora Nabors
Rirchie Hewitt
Kittle Ricker
Charming Little Orchestra
George McMurchy
Jesus
Fulton
McMurchy
Grace Light
Committee On
F. S. Cook
Anna McNult
A. J. Shaw
W. P. Richards
C. P. Ferguson
Harry Ketchum
Lou Baum
C. J. Hanners
Loveland
Ada Applegate
Goshen Abrams
Eva Wood and Fred Merkle Face Court Over Illegitimate Child
Miss Eva Wood of Afton and Fred Merkle confront paternity allegations after a child born April 21 died shortly after birth. Squire Nichols outlines a $300 bond for Merkle to appear before the court of common pleas as paternity is investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Wood
Fred Merkle
Miss Wood
Mr. Merkle
Afton
Squire Nichols
Merkle
Court of Common Pleas
Sweet Afton
Missing Man Yan of Point Isabel Hoped Safe Return
Yan a wealthy Point Isabel citizen, left for Loveland a week ago to buy a Miami township farm and has not been heard from since. He traveled abruptly without explaining route, and fears of foul play grow as family awaits word from this affectionate, moneyed resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yan
Point Isabel
Loveland
Miami Township
Notable Clermont Home Upgrades Rise On North Street
Stephen Cramer of the Clermont Sun plans major front yard and porch additions, moving the house back and adding a top story with two bay windows designed by Edward Potts. The Binkleys will handle construction, with costs around $2,000. Editor James Robinson improves the Talley homestead on Locust street, and Jet National Bank with Dr Boon receive free stone slabs for a pavement project surrounding their premises.
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Stephen Cramer
Clermont Sun
North Street
Edward Potts
Binkley’s
James Robinson
The
Advance
Talley
Locust Street
I T
Robinson
Jet National Bank
Dr. Boon
Man Held After Outburst While Awaiting Epileptic Asylum
William Geesney aged 25 of Possun Hollow suffered violent insanity from epileptic fits on Sunday. He was arrested in the evening and confined in the infirmary strong room awaiting admission to the Galliopolis asylum for epileptics. This is his third outbreak and he cannot be received at Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Geesney
Possun Hollow
Galliopolis
Athens
Memorial Services Set in Newport Ohio for Harrison Frazier Post
Memorial services will be held at the Newport Ohio cemetery on Tuesday May 2 instead of May 30 for local reasons. Harrison Frazier Post No 308 will lead with aid from the Sons of Veterans Camp. Speakers include Captain J N Patton of Rome and Hon J L Fenton of Winchester. C P W railroad offers reduced rates.
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Newport
Ohio
Harrison Frazier Post No. 308
Veteran’s Camp
J. N. Patton
Rome
J. L. Fenton
Winchester
C. P. & W. Railroad
Popular Appointment for C P W Agent F F Gray
Friends of F F Gray, longtime passenger agent, cheer his promotion to traffic manager of the Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago road. The line runs from Charleston, S C, to Marion linking with the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia road. Gray will retain his position on this road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Gray
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Sea Board
South Carolina
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Marion
Gray
Burglary Strikes Felicity Home of Rev. Moore
The Felicity residence of Rev. James K. E. Moore was burglarized Sunday forenoon while the family attended church. About $400 in property was stolen including four gold watches. Moore vows to pursue and aggressively prosecute the thieves if caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James KE. Moore
Felicity
Moore
Mt Carmel Postmaster Finds One Cent Debt to Government
Mrs. Mary Perdrizet, appointed postmistress at Mt. Carmel, discovers the retiring officer O. P. Cross owes the government one cent. Mr. Cross pays the cent, but the return of receipts vouchers and clerical time to set the matter straight highlights government workings under Democratic manipulation as awe inspiring and perplexing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perdrizet
Mt. Carmel
O. P. Cross
Uncle Sam
Chas Bell Offers Goods at Unbeatable County Prices
Local advert touts Chas Bell selling cheaper than any rival in the county at his store a first class drug and stationery shop with brushes books perfumes mirrors inks and medicines plus household ammonia at unusually low prices for a limited week to spur purchases.
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Halick
Congress
Dean Direc
Tors
Themir Field
George W. Hulick
Clermont
8. B. Sheldon
O. E. Bare
Thos
J. Williams
Geo. M. Dragoo
Samuel Brookover
John Kirkpatrick
James D. Gardner
Jacob Reinert
Edward Jamieson
J. G. Clemons
M. Green
Wieni Pangbur Dwigot
W. W. Womacks
M. L. Britain
J.T Parrish
J. A. B. Stofe
John Buchanan
E. A. Sorries
J. D. Seip
Chas
Heizer
E. H. McNutt
Frank Dunham
A.M. Kautz
Moorehead
Alex Martin
Calvin Whisner
Saml
Kelly
H. Thompson
W. J. Maraball
John Nell
Milton Patton
Goshen Normal
Ay Ly Dugn
F. T. Blamoy
Ned—Apgar_ and
Frank
Houston the Robbers
Michael Yeager
Owensville
School Board Business
Lord’s Vineyard
M. E.S
Union
halAé
John xiv
Reva. Gray
Lau Mg Hommeyer
Darling
H Ki. Armacoat
R. B. Smiph
Stafford
Psalmexys
Haven of Rest
Bundy
Eva
Ana
Chas. Bell
Patent
Bargaton
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