No Real Change in Clermont Sun Ownership 2002
The article argues the Clermont Sun has not changed ownership or policy after a supposed sale tied to the Family Tree and Frank White. It alleges ongoing misrepresentation, concealed ownership, and continued influence by the Court House Ring, citing a 2002 April 7 note about T. P. Breeding and ongoing suppression of facts from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Sun
Fide
County Ring
Family Tree
Ring
Steve Cramer
Frank White
Sun
Courier
The
Examiner Wood
Invincible
New Sun
T. P. Breeding
Court House
Edenton hosts Union headquarters opening and new members
The Burger W. U. at Edenton opened its headquarters and reading room with a social and luncheon. Two new members joined as Miss Jennie Smith, national Evangelist, delivered Bible readings and a sermon. Miss Anna Quinby organized a new unit at Marathon with officers listed and plans for an anti tobacco program for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger W. 0. T. U
Edenton
Jennie Smith
Anna Quinby
Marathon
Maggie Orebaugh
Meek
Mamie Prodmore
Grace Day
Edith Joseph
Clermont . A
W. C
No Files in the Philippines Soldier Tells of His Travels
A recently returned soldier from the Philippines describes the people and land with harsh, sensational stereotypes. He claims natives lack virtue and cleanliness, suffer from disease from stale fish and rotten rice, and breed like dogs. He reports extreme mosquito swarms and brutal stings impacting soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WI Sterling
Philippines
Byneas
Sterling
Banks report surplus funds across several counties
A Batavia era financial roundup lists bank deposits and demand certificates in multiple banks including Batavia National Ripley National Georgetown Peoples National and New Richmond First National and Wilmington First National. Figures show substantial capital awaiting investment along with certified checks and varied deposits across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia National
Ripley National
Ripley
Citizen’s National
Georgetown
People’s National
First National
Wateh
Washington, D. H
Midland National
New Richmond
Wilmington
Hillsboro
Merchant's National
Lebanon National Bank
London
Madison National Bank
Waynesville, National Bank
Xenia
Lebanon
Milford
Firet National
Franklin, National Bank
Bethel
Vester
Scarcity of Farm Hands in Warren County Tribune
A Morrow Tribune writer laments the shortage of farm hands in Warren County Beaumont area. He notes long-time workers vanish as the responsible hands now demand ease and leisure, leaving farmers to depend on scarce labor and, he argues, urging American invention to solve the growing nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Warren County
Tribune
Gage
Beaumont
Joshua
Dehorning the Beef Trust Predicted to Shake Market
Evidence secures proof of price rise agreement among six major packing houses to regulate prices and divide territory under the Sherman act. Government argues for preliminary injunction as the beef trust faces legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stople
Beef Trust
Echoes From the National Federation of Women Clubs in Los Angeles
Special correspondence notes a large California session with Mrs Lowe from Atlanta presiding. Governors and mayors welcomed delegates as floral displays flourished in Simpson's auditorium and the Jewish Temple. The report covers receptions, fashion, program themes, and the policy stance on colored clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Eorror Courier
California
Lowe
Atlanta
Georgia
Sage
Snyder
K. L Buckley
Federation of Clubs
Simpson
Woman’s Club
Chicago
New York
Robert J. Burdette
Ford
Boston
Snider
Wheeler
The
State University, of
America
Jordan
Stanford University
Caroline Severance
Massachusetts
Clubs
Trolley Lines Planned to Batavia Progress Report
At an Improvement Club meeting last Thursday a large crowd heard the committee say the needed sum to build two trolley lines to Batavia has been nearly secured with a margin of 80 dollars. The assembly welcomed the news and officials anticipated final funding soon and immediate steps to start construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Club
Batavia
The Grey Hound Steamer Offer At Batavia
The new steel steamer Grey Hound features luxury on the lakes with all windowed heavy plate glass public rooms and ten private parlors. It includes a cabin dining feature, spring water supply, cooled drinking water, pasteurized milk and cream, and hotel quality cuisine. Agent J W Conrad Toledo seeks interested buyers. Sold by Dr John Bunn and Son Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
J. W. Conrad
Toledo
Navy book ban sparks partisan clash over Macklay text
The epigram about the pen proves costly as Mr Macklay’s History of the Navy, ordered for the Naval Academy, is blocked by Maryland Representative Mr Mudd who attached an amendment to the naval appropriation bill prohibiting its use. The episode leaves Macklay's book a barren result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackray
Navy
Naval Academy
Mudd
Maryland
Broadwell Estate Bequests Redirected After Widow’s Death
Death of Mrs Harriet Broadwell releases large holdings once bequeathed by her husband Lewis Broadwell. Widow’s remarriage to Col William Howard places most property in her control then divided by will: three fourths to Universalist church Hesex Place Walnut Hills, one fourth to Cincinnati for orphans and Widow’s Home. Church funds support Universalist theology and Sunday school. Real estate value noted as depreciated. Howard bequests stem from widow’s personal estate.
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Cincinnati
Lewis Broadwell
William Howard
Broadwell
Universalist Church
Hesex Place
Walnut Hills
City of
Universalist School of Theology
Howard
Reminiscence of a Veteran Preacher Sutton in Clermont
Local reminiscence recalls Rev Stephen B Sutton of Indiana Conference M E Church born in Clermont Ohio in 1819 died 1863 buried Riverside cemetery. He was a famed Civil War era pulpit orator who preached for soldiers’ families and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Heavenridge
Sutton
Cervice
Toosterdom
Clermonter
Stephen B. Sutton
Indiana Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clermont County
Ohio
Andresses
Clermont
Batavia
Amelia
Mt. Carmel
Old
RJ. Bancroft
Presbyterian Assembly Debates Creed Revision Lead by Van Dyke
In New York the Presbyterian General Assembly in session considers revising the creed. Moderator Rev. Henry Van Dyke preaches on unity and broad Christian views, urging openness across denominations and a Christ centered faith. He denounces narrow sectarianism and endorses evangelical, missionary church life. Also notes an offer of a McKinley memorial engraving and sheet music to subscribers and Rocky Mountain Tea advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian General Assembly
New York
Presbyterian
Assembly
Henry van Dyke
Fifth Avenue Church
Christ
Special session approves numerous county payments and contracts
County commissioners in special session approved bills for water works rent and clerical fees, sheriff and jail expenses, probate and clerk costs, party supplies, and notices. They authorized bids for a Brushy Fork bridge repair and arch culvert work, with funds confirmed for bridge construction and adjourned to May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Maguire
Edward Fuller
Evertence
W. H. Baum
Bnotin
Eee
Onlo
George Carters
BOS Beck
Lockwood & Breeding
Same
Clermont Courier
Harry Golden
James Davie
Monroe Township
N. F. Dailey
Bowen Merrill Company
Bradly & Sorin Co
L. M. Prince
Creer
Ruggles Gales Co
John Deither
A. T. Cowen
Dennis & Tenedale
Harry Moyer
E. H. Yancey
J. F. Stahl
Services
Soldiers Relief Commission
Cob Spelde Ooo
Ralph McKay
Bik Lick
Branch Hill
Edward Stamp
Walter Smith
Franklin Turnpike
Sosisih
Wayne Township
Williams
O’banion Creek
Theodore Leever
Goshen
Brown County Man Paroled After Short Term for Shooting
Alphonzo Sholter of Brown County shot Tom Thompson and was sentenced last May to six years in the penitentiary. He was paroled last week after less than one year of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonzo Sholter
Brown County
Tom Thompson
Wasi
William Jennings Bryan Reports From Cuba In New York Piece
A fragment notes William Jennings Bryan will report from Cuba for a New York newspaper. It describes President Palme's inauguration and argues a good man cannot be kept down. It promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets from Meck’s Pharmacy with laxative side notes.
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William Jennings Bryan
Cuba
New York
Palme
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Robert Burdette
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