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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1906

Page

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Death of John C Fremont Tatman Prominent Ohio Republican

Sudden death of John C Tatman a longtime Republican leader and tobacco trader from Ohio after a brief illness. Born August 18 1857 in Clermont County he led party efforts and served as sheriff earlier in life. He died peacefully after an early Saturday morning. Funeral services were held at his residence with Rev Burdsall officiating and a circle of close friends serving as pallbearers.

Gourier J. C. F Tatman Mr. Tatman Republican Party Ohio John Charles Fremont Tatman Clermot County John C. Freemont John Tatman Salt Air Parker’s Academy Anna M P. J Nichols George Hatfield North Fairview Burdsall M. HB

Batavia man mourns after long-ago event as family notes loss

A Batavia resident is remembered in a notice detailing the death of a relative with a large surviving family. The obituary mentions the deceased left behind his father, stepmother, and many brothers and sisters, signaling a wide network of kin.

Batavia

Veteran Albert Huling Dies at 70 in Hamlet

Albert Huling aged about 70 and commander of the Amelia post died after serving with the Grand Army. Funeral services were held at his Hamlet home and he was buried in the local cemetery, as comrades mourn the long march ends for another veteran.

Grand Army Albert Huling Hamlet Grand Review Amelia

Rumor of Consulship Offer Said to Be Untrue in Sixth District

Dispatch from Xenia reports Judge H L Smith, Scroggy wing nominee, planning to protestHil debrant filings while party leaders seek settlement. Rumor of a $5000 foreign consul post offered to Hildebrant denied as talks of court battles loom and voters tire of the controversy.

Xenia Ohio H. L. Smith Scroggy Republican Party Sixth C. Q. Hildebrant Board of Elections Supreme Court Hildebrant

Decoration at Moscow Led by Zeno H Scott Post and JOAM

The Zeno H. Scott Post and the Junior Order of American Mechanics will lead the Moscow decoration ceremony. The public gathers at 8 a.m. at the Junior hall, marches to the cemetery to place flowers on graves, returns by 10 a.m., and hears Rev. D. K. Harding of Kentucky and Rev. Phillips speak.

Zeno H. Scott Post Order of American Mechanics Cememary D. K. Harding Kentucky Phillips Royale

Cooper to Speak at Amelia Town Hall on Sunday

M. Cooper who lectured before Chautauqua audiences of 7 000 will deliver an address at Amelia town hall next Sunday at 10 30 a m on Social Christianity and will lecture at 7 30 p m on The Basis of American Citizenship A special song service led by D Lee Fitzpatrick will be rendered

M. Cooper Amelia Town Hall D. Lee Fitzpatrick

Memorial Sermon at William8burg Cemetery Service

Memorial sermon to be preached at the A B church Sunday May 27 at 2 pm by Rev Barngrover. Graves to be declared on the 80th. Citizens urged to join G A R and W R C marching to the cemetery at 1 30. Rev Burdeau of Batavia to deliver the annual address.

A. B Barngrover Rey. Burdeau Batavia

Memorial Day Services in Batavia Honor Fallen Veterans

Memorial Day events in Batavia include a Sunday gathering in front of the county building at 2:30 pm with a memorial sermon at city hall by Rev. Burdsall and music by the orchestra. A decoration of graves follows on Wednesday with Batavia band escort and a program led by Rev. Fisher at Union cemetery and later at Odd Fellows cemetery. The program features readings, hymns, and prayers.

City Hall Batavia Fort Rappahannock J. E. Collins Chas Bell Columbia E. Burdgall Sears America Odd Fellows W. R. Walker

Protection Society Formed at Nicholsville Meeting

A meeting of farmers and interested residents will form a protective association to curb horse thieves and midnight operators in grain and harness. Similar county groups have shown success in policing thefts, inviting citizens from Eik Lick Bantam Bethel Pt Isabel Saint Air Laurel Franklin and Amelia to join.

Nicholsville Eik Lick Bantam Bethel Pt. Isabel Sait Air Laurel Franklin Amelia

Brilliant Southern Wedding at Memphis Noble Ceremony

A charming Memphis wedding Monday April 30 joined Harry Grant Ferree of Macon Georgia and a daughter of Captain G A Dare. The Montane home was lavishly decorated with South and North flowers while a radium silk gown and diamonds adorned the bride. An orchestra played the wedding march as guests offered cheers and best wishes for the couple’s future.

Clermont Memphis Tennessee Harry Grant Ferree Isaac Ferreee Macon South G. A. Dare

Du Brul Sheep Case Moves to Brown County Court

This morning Judge Newby overruled the motion to quash and the demurrer in the Du Brul sheep case. The court granted change of venue and set trial for the October term of the Brown County common pleas.

Newby Brown County Common Pleas

Seven Years of Service and Honor for Batavia Superintendent

Professor J. E. Collins has been extended for three more years as Batavia schools superintendent, a unanimous vote amid record salary. His leadership has elevated suburban schools to first class, with graduates admitted to colleges without exams, and he helped unify township schools into one system. He declined Batavia’s offer to pursue Fremont superintendent role after being elected over 125 applicants, citing higher pay and larger staff at Fremont.

J. E. Collins Collins Ohio State University Mualo Batavia Board Fremont

Batavia Receives Heavy Drenching Rain Yesterday

A heavy drenching rain fell in Batavia yesterday morning while surrounding areas stayed dry. The entry notes the unusual localized shower and adds a light moralizing line about being “truly good.”

Batavia

Veteran Cincinnati merchant Nicholas Wolf passes at 80

Nicholas Wolf longtime Broadway tailor near Daniel George Corner in Cincinnati and later Pearl street died May 17 at age four score He built a large fortune and his sons now run the business He retired to Mt Washington where he enjoyed a refined home and social life Funeral services were held at Mt Washington Catholic church with burial in the Catholic cemetery there

Clermonters Nicholas Wolf Broadway Daniel George Corner Cincinnati Pearl Street Wolf Mt. Washington

State of Ohio v James L Snider peace warrant case

In the common pleas docket the state accuses James L Snider in a peace warrant matter. Other business includes D W Rich versus Village of Loveland where the plaintiff wins 275 dollars, and The Union Central Life Insurance Company versus Ann Eliza Moore et al dismissed with costs paid and record waived. The Cincinnati M and L Traction Company verdict for plaintiff amounts to 250 dollars.

D. W. Rich Village of Loveland Union Central Life Ins. Co Ann Eliza Moore Benjamin Jacobs Cincinnati M. & L. Traction Co

Probate Court notices and marriage licenses listing pairs

Probate court announces marriage licenses for John W. Swing and Clara Huggine of Bethel and George W. Burns and Bessie M. McAdams of Williamsburg. Numerous appointments and transfers of property and quitclaim deeds follow, detailing heirs, executors, and buyers with land parcels and dollar amounts across Bethel, Williamsburg, New Richmond, Batavia, Moscow, and Goshen.

John W. Swing Clara Huggine Bethel George W. Burns and Bessie M. McAdams Williamsburg Elizabeth Hawkins Chas Burkhardt New Richmond A. B. Shaw Rose Shaw John W. Faucher Thomas C. Faucher Mary Ann Sawyer Harry Haweie Frank Hardwick Marshall Wood Catherine Vermilion J. L. Broadwell Sallie Bpence Cunningham Goshen Horace Weisel Euretta B. Weisel Moscow Helen C. Branagh W. W. Dennison Lote Batavia Helen Branaugh Doble M. Dennison Caroline Moreland Susannah Wood Aspie Chapman Litsle Lawrence Wm. D. Tremper Louise Erdman John W. Lytle Orle L. Barpgrover Albert L. Atking Jane L. Allina Bruce N. Judd Etal Anna Foster Mareball Underwood Heiner Thomas Markaberry Et al

Talent Recognized as Vassar College Instructor

Miss Birdie Perkins of Washington D C has been appointed as a teacher at Vassar College New York. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E S Perkins and previously won a Europe scholarship valued at 500 dollars including travel and living expenses abroad. Her father noted Batavian worked for years as a clerk in the Treasury Department in Washington.

Birdie E. S. Perkins Washington, D. C Vassar College New York Perkins Europe Treasury Department Washington

Boy Burglar Arrested After Break-In at Locust Corner

A 20 year old Cincinnati youth named Arthur Brown was arrested at Locust Corner for breaking into Mattox farm when the owner was away He claims he planned the burglary to collect unpaid wages and surrendered when a shotgun was pointed at him He is jailed at Bata via.

Cincinnati Arthur Brown Locust Corner Mattox Batavia

Returned Californian man writes from Cincinnati in May 1906

W H Stanage reports from Cincinnati in May 1906 that after a year of inflammatory rheumatism he has recovered enough to resume business travel. He thanks friends for their kind letters and says he will soon see them on the road again.

W. H. Stanage California Cincinnati Courier

Milford District Convention of Missionary Society Held

The Milford District Convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met May 10 and 11 in Milford M. E. church. Mrs. Hayner of Delaware and Mrs. B. R. Cowen of Walnut Hills gave helpful addresses. Devotional hours and music inspired. flowers, dining room hospitality, and broad district aux iliary turnout enhanced the event.

Milford Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Milford M. Lb. Durch Hayner Delaware B. R. Cowen Walnut Hills

Frightful Prediction From Hoboken Astronomer

An American astronomer from Hoboken New York warns of evil planetary bodies threatening the world. He predicts May and June will bring the greatest fires in history, earthquakes, tidal waves, and atmospheric disturbances, with many towns already destroyed by fire and further disasters possible.

Hoboken New York Earth May Michigan Wisconsin Ida Space

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Cit Izen John C. Fremont Tatman Enquirer Jessie Ellis Post County Market Street M. E. Church Batavia Band Company K. 0. N. G Fisher U. B. Church Intendent of Batavia Schools Long the State of Ohio James L. Snider Jurce Paxton Anne Bell Mary A. Bell
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