Ohio Liquor Tax Law Imposes New Assessments and Penalties
The act requires yearly assessments on liquor trades with $200 per business, reduced to $100 after May if continuing. It creates liens on real property, mandates two installments due June and December, and sets penalties for nonpayment. It imposes 20 percent penalties for late payments and outlines enforcement, collection, and redistribution of revenues to county and infirmary funds. It bans Sunday sales with fines up to 100 dollars and up to 30 days in jail, allows municipal regulation, and sets penalties for selling to minors or intoxicated persons. The act takes effect after passage.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Sucherson
Cee
Copartnership
Oabel' Corporation
Conasteramhip
Eac
Manic Oe Corporation
Buchanan Family Heirship Linked to Clermont Estate
The article traces the Buchanan lineage from Alexander Buchanan Jr to James and John Buchanan, detailing marriages and descendants across Clermont and beyond. It notes a looming New York chancery suit over a large estate, potentially distributing millions to Buchanan heirs and related families like the Daughters, Gregg, Donley, Swayne, and Norris, among others.
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Buchanan
John R. Brown
Robert
Alexander Buchanan, Jr
Margaret
John Gregg
Moscow
Rangers
William P
John Hall
Robert Fee
John Barkley
John G
Goshen
Alexander
Samuel
William D
Felicity
Kansas
Alexander, Jr
Wayne
Greenville
William Dixon
Old Horse Mill
John
Hiram
Washington Utter
John Snider
Alonzo Swayne
Lee Pees
John Donly
Thomas
Ephraim Cran
James Buchanan
Calvary
James
John Buchanan
Thomas Fee
Leavitt T. Pease
A. W. H. Hopkins
George Gregg
Fee
William
Elisha
Enos
Thomas J
Ohio House of Representatives
Robert Buchanan
Sarah
John G. Gilfilken
Jane
Harrison Norris
Elizabeth
Norris
Andrew Buchanan
Margaret Donley
Tate Township
Henry Green
Isaac Bainum
William Welch
William Byrnes
Clermont
Harlem River
New York
Buchanans
the Woods
Dixons
Phillips
Wilsons
Fees
Halls
Barkieys
Daughters
Donleys
Borans
Caxeid Yn
Utters
8Oom
York City
Chancery Court
New York City
William Buchanan
Thomas Paxton
Loveland
Kentucky
Neville
Miami
America
Court Calendar and Liquor Case Sentences Report
Court calendar to June 1 notes Martha Van Horn v. John Mangum continued due to illness. Multiple liquor sentences include Fetzer five days jail and $25, Schon five days and $25, plus fines for other defendants. Commissioners approve bills, list payments for prisoners, medical and surveying work, and bids for medical attendance and ice. Adjourned to May 28 with remaining cases scheduled through May 31.
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Martha van Horn
Jno
Mangum
Jackson Township
Martha
Oscar Gaskins
N.R
James Robinson
B. Lloyd
W. B. Irons
David As Law
Paneer
Free Turnpike
Ree & Wilson
Toaster & Roudebush
W. W. Dennison
T. P. White
R.oods
Charles Belt
Adams Express
George Hill
Ashburn
Ort
H. Hall
Cee Pa Hen Long Et al
Ed. O'Conner
Same
Scott Harris
A. B. Shaw
Record of
G. H. Hill
W.s. Emmons
Ginger & Waterman
Washington Spurling
Jonny” Cook
Goshen
Coun Zimmerman
A. Kline
Jai
Dr. Bunn
Stebert
Lilley
Common Pleas Journal
Kennards& Co
Walker
Reas
Ees Stirling & Moore
Belt
Behymer
Hoerner
Buerkle
William Myrick
W.A. Page
Real Estate Transfers Chronicle in Union Goshen and Tate Townships
Movements in real estate list transfers across Union Goshen Tate Monroe Washington Woodville and Batavia townships with buyers sellers and prices. Notable entries include Minerva Beagle acquiring 27 acres from John Beagle by sheriff and Archibald Tatman selling 100 acres to Laura Bunner for nominal sums. A February to spring tone per county records notes deeds to Jacob Washburn Nehemiah Mathews Vina Cordie Joseph Miller and others. A social note reports a pleasant wedding party at B F and Mrs Miley home for John Miley and Miss Bertie Park with Cincinnati guests.
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John O. Beagle
Minerva Beagle
Adyn
Union Tp
Abie Losey
Levis L. ‘Losey
Goshen
Goshen Township
Alexander Bunner
Archibald Tatman
Monroe Tp
C. Alonzo
Deane Robinson
John W. Remley
Washington Tp
Laura P. Bunner
Truman Meek
Admr
Jacob D. Washburn
Wayne Tp
John 8. Meek
John R
Brown
Nehemiah Mathews
Nicholas
Vina Cordie
Joseph E. Miller
Edenton
Joseph EB
W. Miller
Woodville
Alice M. Cramer
John M. Foster
Alexander Cramer
Alice Bunyan
Thomas
Alice M. Runyan
J. M
Cyrsthia A. Foster
Samuel Coleman, Jr
Lewis
W. Fitzpatrick
John M
W. Altman
Mary J. Elrod
John F
Sarah Ann Hill
Tate
Effie Belle Simpkins
Marcellus M. Marsh
Stonelick
George E. Simpkins
Same
John
Mary Sweeney
Katharine Barbrow
Union
Milo Sweeney
Thos
Mary Thompson
Wm. L
Norman Sapp
Batavia
Mary Osborn
W. G. Morrison
Delia Boys
George
Sarah Longstaff
Charles
Clara Frazier
Perry
Samantha Osborn
Isaiah
Charles Buckingham
Joseph Brandeburg
W. M
L. F. Winters
F. A. Johnson
E. Armacost Et al
Washngton
Wm. A
Rebecca J. Canter
L. Winters
Washington Po
Roland Boyd
Tiffin B. Frazier
Williamsburg
Israel Foster
C. M
M. B.C
Elizabeth Watkins
Campground
Alphines
W. Hill
James D. Milner
Spacres
Wm. Caleb
M. KE. C
Sacres
Miami
Henry Broadus
Maggie T. Salt
William Ryan
James H
Nancy J. Thompson
Henry Glenn
Aaron B
L. T. Champion
Josephine Ringold
New Richmond
Samuel H. Grimes
Joseph R. Wiley
Moncow
Moreton
M. Ralls
M. J. Maceland
Nicholasville
Wm. B. Kain
J. M. Williliams
Williamamenburg
Hanlet W. Woods
Mary L. Woods
Chile
W. Vanosdol
Charles Vanosdol
Williamshps Hee
Thomas A. Hill
Tomas R. Hartman
Russell I. Clark
James Clark
Leonedas 'T. Anderson
Charlotte Fitzy Water
Miamii
B. F
Free Turnpikes Debate Prompts County Bond Plan
A Clermont County writer urges buying all toll roads with long bonds over twenty to thirty years. He values all nine roads at about 45000 above tax value and argues bonds with annual interest will cost taxpayers little while ending tolls. He notes current tolls cost about 15000 yearly and road upkeep remains under supervision.
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Clermont Courier
Ohio Turnpike
Richmond & Cincinnati
Richmond & Ohio
Batavia & Miami Bridge
Columbus & Woosteree
Batavia & Union
Batavia & Williamsburg
Milford & Edenton
Milford & Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Union
Lannen
Board of Missioners
See & Ng
County toll roads petition plan to seek future authority
A late note states it is too late to condemn or purchase toll roads this year but groundwork will be laid for next. A petition form will be printed in the Courier and Sun for signature at every county post office.
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Oughly
Courier and Sun
Batavia Histrionic Society to Present New York Paris Drama
The Batavia Histrionic Society will stage a new drama this Friday and Saturday at town hall. Set in a Fifth Avenue apartment with duels midnight meetings and lovers quarrels, the production features an 11 piece orchestra and a Lucrezia Borgia overture. Cast includes John Strebelow W C Logan Lawrence Westbrook Allen Glancy and Lillian with prices 15 cents for any seat and 25 cents for reservations at Robinson's drug store.
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Batavia Histrionic Society
Town Hall
New York
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Ry Messrs. Leslie
Aviin
Glancy
Patts and Lane
Batavia
Metropolis
Lucrezia Borgia
John Strebelow
W.c.logan
Lawrence Westbrok
Babbage & Westbrook
Broad Street
G. A. Frazier
Babbage
Allen Glancy
Lone de Carolac
Noble A.T. Cowen, Jr
G. Washington Phipps
W. C. Gregg
Brown
Ituonawe
E.P. Nash
Harold Rutledge
M. Lindsley
M. Montvillas
W. W. Prather
Dr. Watson
H.b.glancy
Jerrold
Walter Kain
Lillian
Bert Florence St. Vincent Brown
Florence Bicking
Fannie Holcomb
Maury Lane
Lizette
Dean Stirling
Natalie
Edith Griffith
Besse Denham
Baum
Robinson’s Drug Store
Main Street
Copperhead on the New Richmond turnpike stirs County legend
Uncle Wesley Perkins displays a 38 inch copperhead killed by Robert McNair on Perkins place. He recalls a childhood copperhead bite and warns that his tenants fear a mate remains at large. The snake’s appearance is described and a hunt for the companion is urged.
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Uncle Wesley Perkins
Courier Office
Mr. P
Uncle Wesley
Clermont Democrat mocks Campbell with pumpkin seed jab
A Clermont Democrat sarcastically attacks Campbell of Congress using a bag labeled Early Vermont Mammoth Pumpkin. He vents about lack of action from Campbell while condemning redistricting and social snubs, then departs tossing seeds to sparrows amid a street scene. The piece also notes a Cincinnati panorama exhibition admired by ex soldiers and local pharmacy changes at Dr Bunn’s Clermont store with Herman Kitek hired for German and English language duties.
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Clermont
Campbell
Patent Office
Ben Dyer
Elisberry
Battle of
Sedan
Cincinnati
Procron
Dr. Bunn
Herman Kitek
Cincionati
Germany
Elie Potts
Squire Dennison officiates first marriage at river road home
Governor Dennison a JP performs a simple wedding for Jacob Weaver and Angeline Newberry at the bride’s parents’ home. ceremony proceeds with a comic magistrate misread line, vows exchanged, and a modest reception with cake and wine. Bride is 17 and praised as pretty, as happiness and future duties are noted.
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Dennison
Jacob Weaver
Angeline Newberry
Zachariah Newberry
Weaver
Whitlam
al. Swing
William
Jacob Newberry
Angeline Weaver
Mr. Weaver
Mr. Swing
Laycock's Libations Endangers Clermont School Head
A Clermont teacher and principal of a Cincinnati school faced board charges of intoxication after admitting drunkenness on two prior occasions. The case involved alleged possession of a night key and access to a lady friend's residence. The board reached no verdict and kept the matter discreet pending further action.
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Clermont
Cincinnati
J. H. Laycock
Board of Trustees
Eighth District
Morvan
Laycock
Farewell for Church Sexton Mr Krinks at Presby Church
In a Wednesday evening service at the Presbyterian church Judge Hulick presents Mr Krinks with gold mounted spectacles after his twenty year tenure as sexton. The gathering hears brief remarks and prays for his safe voyage to Alaska as he departs amid warm goodbyes from congregants and friends.
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Presbyterian Church
Sjluligk
Krinks
Hulick
Alaska
Parrott
Grand Lodge meets in Akron with Ohio session
The fifty fourth session of the Grand Lodge of Ohio convened in Akron on Monday. Clermonters will attend and James Hulick will represent the office. Cases include W T Cramer vs Newtonaville Lodge and William D Johnson vs Mr Carmel over benefits. Records from Newtonaville Lodge and District Grand Committee are to be completed. The final hearing and possible appeals proceed this week. Delegates will attend a banquet and address, promising profit and enjoyment.
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Grand Lodge of Ohio
Akron
James Hulick
W.T. Cramer
Newtonaville Lodge
Cramer
William D. Johnson
Carmel
Cay Sepeel
Milford High School Fourth Annual Commencement
The fourth annual commencement of Milford High School will be held Friday evening May 28. Graduates include Ora Gatenalsen Charles Hommeyer Hoyt Weat and Katill Woodward. To cover exhibition and instrumental costs a ten cent tax will be charged.
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Ora Gatenalsen
Charles Hommeyer
Hoyt Weat
Katill Woodward
Voew
Toatramental
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Bonanza
Cinetre
State
Cazel
Butler
Jacob Fetzer
John Schon
R. Wirth
Henry Finke
Henry Schuler
John Chaney
Wes Yan
Jal
Hite
Selina Carpenter
White
Coates
Wm. Wood
Oliver Sullivan
Manning
Resinger
Norman
Smith
Anon
M. Jamieson
Coppers
Wesley Perkins
ITIS
Squire Dennison
Mr. Krinks
Europe
Grand Lodge
Milford High Schoot
Mesans
Joskem Gray
Chardell
Amelia