Decrees and Judgments From The White Case Disclosed
Court records show several rulings including Anna Odley vs Anthony Odley dismissed by consent, and W G Lefebre v Village of Milford enjoining overassessed property taxes. Opinions order fees, trespass relief, and lien continuations while detailing settlements and debts across multiple cases in Milford and Cincinnati channels.
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Anna Odley
Anthony Odley
John Moran
David Bauman
W. G. Lefebre
Milford
Sis
Emma B. Mellen
Hannah
Victim of Hard Times Arrested for Counterfeiting
Peter Milner of Highland county was bound over in Washington D D for trial in U S court on charges of making and uttering counterfeit money. The aged sixty year old man cites poverty and inability to labor as causes of his downfall. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is portrayed as a life changing remedy for lifelong illnesses.
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Peter Milner
Highland County
Washington D. H
U. S
Don’t Be Fooled By The Fish Laws
Citizens debate legality of Olio fish and game laws after a common pleas court decision. George W Fallon of the Ohio Fish and Game Commission warns wardens not to rely on that ruling, asserting the 1855 law remains valid under current statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Fallon
Ohio Fish and Game Commission
Ong
Common Pleas Court
Cuyahoga County
Life in Tennessee from a Clermont boy in 139
A Clermont youth writes from Deer Lodge on the Cumberland plateau describing Tennessee country life, fruit crops, and climate. He notes large peaches and cherries, new settlements, and a local underground railway veteran sharing tales of aiding Union men. He invites future readers to visit and enjoy the scenery.
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Deen Lopar
Tenn
Elditor Clearment
Clermont
Cumberland Plateau
Dountry
Cincinnati
Chattapooge
Mr. Brown
Bio
Deer Ledge
Mountain View
United States
Walden’s Ridge
White Horse Mountains
Davidson Brothers
Deer Lodge
Chase P, Habu
Pelton's Detectives Target Disorderly Houses in Winn Case
Rev Detective Pelton prosecutes alleged violations of the Winn law over liquor sales in disorderly houses. Mrs Mary Cappers, a widow, denounces innocence amid a disorderly neighborhood while Pelton remains a zealous worker. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral touted for pulmonary consumption early stages with claims of stopping coughs and soothing throat and lung irritation. Tukday crop of this year expected to be largest ever harvested.
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Detective Pelton
Mary Cappers
Pelton
Ayer
Iron bridge over Little Miami Loveland to be funded by three counties
A joint Warren Clermont Hamilton counties session in Cincinnati reviewed County Engineer Frank S. Krug’s report on an iron bridge over the Little Miami at Loveland. Bids opened May 1 showed Brackett Bridge Co. of Cincinnati lowest at 4400. the project proceeds with cost shared among the counties though Clermont may bear a larger levy. Work to begin at once.
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Warren
Clermont
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Frank S. Krug
Little
Miami River
Loveland
Krug
To Brackett Bridge Company
Clermont County
Warren County
Warren and
Clervtomt
Warrep
First Conviction Under Medical Registration Law
In Cincinnati Dr Charles V Plaut was tried before Judge Murphy for practicing medicine without proper registration under Ohio’s Medical Registration Law. The jury found him guilty after a near absent defense. he was released on bond while the constitutionality of the law is challenged in the supreme court. All Clermont physicians likely eligible under the law are reportedly registered.
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Murphy
Cincinnati
Charles V Piant
Ohio
Plaut
Supreme Court
Clermont
Doctors in Deliberation at Clermont County Medical Society Meeting
The Clermont County Medical Society met in Hatavla court house on May 14 1807 with Dr. Carmichael presiding. Present were Drs Morris Anderson Ashburn Kennedy Mitchell Brown Bennett Bishop Redrow and visiting Dr Mann. Dr Scott contributed a paper on typhoid fever. Dr Mitchell presented on Uterine Fibrocyst. Officers elected for next year: Brown Amelia president Andrews Goshen vice president Ireton Marathon secretary Kennedy Laurel treasurer and censors Bennett Mann Ashburn. Next meeting set for Batavia on October 13.
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Clermont County Medical Society
Court House
Hatavla
Carmichael
Loveland
Morris
W. Anderson
Ashburn
Kennedy
Mitchell
Brown
Bennett
Bishop
Redrow
Mann
Newtonsville
Scott
Clinton county heirs contend over vast fortune across families
Three Clinton county families claim large inheritance from a common ancestor. The Villiers family tied to John Villiers, plus five Elias M. Fisher children and Asa Fisher descendants, allege a Messer forebear. Location of assets unknown whether Wilmington holds the wealth.
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Clinton County
Villiers
John Villiers
Elias M. Fisher
Asa Fisher
Messer
Wilmington
Williamsburg Woman Dies After Sudden Paralysis Stroke
Mrs. Elizabeth Terhune of Williamsburg died suddenly Monday morning after a stroke of paralysis struck her husband Charles Terhune’s family, the purchasing agent for the C P and WY railroad. The article notes the funeral today and the family, two members, and reflects on camp life and civilization imagery.
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Elizabeth Terhune
Williamsburg
Charles Terhune
C.P.& WY
Strock
Terhune
Decoration Activities by G A I Post Batavia May Events
The G A I Post of Batavia schedules decorations for soldier graves in Batavia and Afton with parade at 4 p m Monday led by the Batavia band. Ceremonies include reading, choir songs, bugle calls, grave strewing, and recall of duty. Additional services at Old Bethel and Amelia town hall feature speakers Hon A F Malsbarry and Rev Edward McIlugh, with church involvement and patriotic citizen participation.
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G. A. i. Post
Batavia
Afton
Batavia Band
Chorch
M. E
G. W. Morris
K. M. Bell
Hullogton
Bantam
Mt. Holly
Old Lether Church
E. B. Holmes
Williamsburg
Old Bethel Church
Olive Branch
Amelia
A. F. Malsbarry
Cincinnati
Bethel Village
Edward Mcllugh
Asbury Chapel
Cluclonail
Serious Charge in Batavia as Man Slashes at Marshal
A Batavia clerk, Adelbert Bunn, attacked Marshal with a knife after drinking Sunday afternoon. Bunn was arraigned Monday, held for grand jury in default of 850 bail. neighbors describe him as once promising but indulging in strong drink and appetite.
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Adelbert Bunn
Young Khan
Batavian Robbed in Home Invasion on Sunday
Albert Swing of Hamilton Common Pleas was left to guard the home as Mrs. Swing and her sister walked. A man sleeping on a grassy bank rose, entered through a side window and looted silverware jewelry mantel bric a brac money and wedding gifts, while authorities pursue the thief and hope for recovery of the stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Swing
Cincinnati
Jutie Davis
Commencement Exercises Set for Caton and Pierce Townships
Graduates from Caton and Pierce townships plan commencement exercises at Ametin on Tuesday night. Damages suit filed by Kibeard and NW. OW. Edararts against Jacob Litbiower seeks recovery for alleged obstruction by rail railroad due to dry rust issues. W. M. Fridman and Kaw. J. Dempsey referenced in the matter.
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Rihe Xwell
Caton
Pierce Townships
Ametin
Kibeard
Edararts
Jacob Litbiower
Toe 6
TOD
W. M. Fridman
Kaw
J. Dempsey
New Richmond visitors tour Batavia infirmary officials dine
Theodore Searles John Worth Jack Slade and Joseph Glenn of New Richmond toured Batavia infirmary yesterday after guidance by Supt Moorehead. They were invited to dinner with the directors in session and were greatly pleased with the institution and its management.
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Theodore Searles
John Worth
Jack Slade
Joseph Glenn
New Richmond
Batavia
Supt. Moorehead
Trains Nos Zando Now Run as Passenger Service on C G P Road
Trains Nos Zando on the C G P road are now run as straight passenger trains instead of mixed freight. Georgetown travelers gain a two hour forty minute layover, with the morning train arriving at 11 10 and departing at 1 45 enabling ordinary business. Two new trains added last week and timetable changes implemented. see corrected schedule in another column.
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Zando
Georgetown
Local Judge Candidates Meet in ECO WALLIE EIOT District
Candidates Frank Davis J Parrott and G A Frazier discuss selecting the district judge by Clermont county results with Brown county endorsement a courtesy Clermont extended last year. The report also notes a lively local game with Jim Durre scoring three ringers and Curly Baum's Duke drawing applause amid tense play.
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Covmon Pleas
ECO Wallie Eiot
Frank Davis
J. 8. Parrott
G. A. Frazier
Clermont County
Clermont
Brown County
Brown
Lice
Witwraud
As Navy
Curly Baum
Newfoundland
Jim Durre
Alvin Payne
Arateup
MD Dickson
Frank Jones
Burrel
Dickson
Jones Mae Espoe Payne
Ton
Sermon at M E Church Praises Faithful Attendance
A large audience at the M E church last Sunday heard Rev. Gi V. Morris preach from Israel thou hast destroyed thyself and denounce death by own action as cowardly. Miss Grace Brown led a fine music program with Jubilate Deo and an earnest choir. visitors were welcomed warmly. The Batavia note adds Fourth of July celebrations will be scarce due to hard times from the Wilson tariff bill.
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New Richmond
M. E
Presbyterian Church
Gi. V. Morris
Israel
Irace Brown
C. P. Ferguson
William Walker
William Nichols
Belle Duckwall
Bessie Walker
Elma Townsley
Josie Hulick
Herman Hulick
Ohio
Batavia Hak
Lueir
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A. T. Cowen
Davis and Ury
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