Compromise Reached in Cincinnati and Eastern Railroad Case
In Common Pleas Court referee C Hammond Avery reports a stockholder creditor compromise. Each share pays 28.75 dollars, 57.5 percent of par, with three payments due by Nov 10, 30, and Dec 15, 1888. Delinquent stockholders face full par value plus interest. The route is now operated as the Ohio and Northwestern. Simrall Mack to receive up to 15,000 dollars or 10 percent of collected amount.
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Common Pleas Court
C. Hammond Avery
Thomas A. Hardman
Cincinnati & Eastern Railroad Company
Judge Maxwell
Simrall & Mack
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown
Adams
Scioto
Highland
Black & Rockhold
Rankin D. Jones
Harmon, Colston
Goldsmith & Hoadly
Harding & Moore
Ashburn
Hulick & Walker
Nichola & Nichols
Frazier & Roudebush
Townsley & Woodlief
Batavia
Britton & Britton
Williamsburg
Thompson & Fite
Georgetown
T. C. Downey
P. H. Handrehan
Winchester
Ohio & Northwestern
Castleman’s Break in Loveland Stirs Lynch Threats
William Castleman assaulted Charles P. Emery’s young son in Loveland. Emery chased the suspect who confessed. Bob Martin pursued and arrested the man near Miamiville. A mob of masked youths frightened the prisoner at the jail. The suspect was bound over to the grand jury in $1000.
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Loveland
Wm. Castleman
Charles P. Emery
Mr. Emery
Bob Martin
Miamiville
Squire Ringer
Grand Jury
Terrace Park Tragedy Leaves Brother Wounded in Shooting
Charles Lemon of Terrace Park Milford intoxicated fired at his brother Tom when attempting to remove a shotgun. The blast struck Tom in the thigh. Dr. Belt removed fifteen shot and reported the injuries serious but improving. No arrests made as the incident remained quiet until neighbors spoke.
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Charles Lemon
Terrace Park
Milford
Tom
Charles
Lemon
R. C. Belt
Election in Libby 1863 Brough Majority Celebrated
Captain W S B Randall recalls Libby prison voters casting a solid vote for Brough in October 1863. Officers wrote their own tickets in Libby with 162 votes for Brough, followed by a cotillion in the kitchen as celebrations erupted.
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Liberty
W.S. B. Randall
Brough
Libby
Ohio
Union
Vallandingham
Copperhead
Canadian
Canada
Wallandingham
Copperheads
Cluo
Memory of Marmaduke Shannon at Raymond and Vicksburg
A correspondent reveals details of Marmaduke Shannon being held as a hostage after moving his family from Vicksburg to Raymond Miss. during the Vicksburg campaign. The account mentions Capt W W Strong and Capt John Foster, and notes Shannon's communication with his brother via mail from Grant’s headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Editon Courier
Marmaduke Shannon
Vicksburg
Raymond
Miss
A. D. Richardson
Junius Henri Browne
New York
John A. Logan
Grant
McPherson
Shannon
New Richmond
White Sewing Machine Co wins Silver Medal at Cincinnati
The White Sewing Machine Company of Cleveland wins the Silver Medal for Best Family Machine at the Centennial Exhibit in Cincinnati, beating Singer New Home and Domestic machines. W. H. Baum of Batavia represents the brand and offers demonstrations and catalogs.
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The
White Sewing Machine Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati
W. H. Baum
Batavia
Popular Clermonters Charles Adams Jr
The article profiles Milford businessman Charles Adams Jr known as Charley Adams. Born Indianapolis June 28, 1857 he moved to Milford in 1864 and became Milford Bakery proprietor and confectioner. He entered politics in 1886 as Milford treasurer and was re elected last spring in a Republican showing.
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Charles Adams, JR
Charles Adams
Milford
Charley
Indianapolis
Indiana
Blaine
Cincinnati River Pilot William Black suicide shocks city
William Black a 55 year old laborer and former river pilot died after shooting himself at 133 Jefferson Avenue Cincinnati. He was found by his wife after two gunshots and died en route to the hospital. Coroner Bendigs will investigate while Mrs Black, recently having a child, is in serious condition.
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William Black
Davis House
Batavia
Cincinnati
Black
Jefferson Avenue
Barfley
Patrol
Bendigs
Holly
Clara Murphy
Malick
Christian Burying Ground
A. L. Jones
T. W. Hare
Lindale
A. D. Fagin
Asa Smith
Williamsburg
Fletcher Thomas
Plagah
Uriah Butler
Henry Windsor
Francis Lillich
Alex. Butner
Mra. Curry
Diptheria
T. Terwillegar
Lima
John Terwillegar
John
Goshen
H. L. Morey
Conrad France
T. J. Chatterton
France
J. H.clark
H. E. McClelland
Cincinnati Dental College
James Babbitt
Lebanon
Preston Bishop
Orlando Myers
Myer
The
Presbyterian Church
Susan Applegate
W. H. McClelland
Bride
Morey
Republicans buoyant as elections loom in the county
Republicans run high spirits while Democrats resist Grover’s fate. Sunday-school flourishes under Rev. F C English. Miss Minnie Dugan leads school progress. Hibbets satisfies at Beech Grove. Frazier returns to Blue Ball after election. Weather slows turnpike work. Effa Tatman at Bethel, Florence Tatman visiting Batavia. Edward Salt greets Republican baby. Joslin travels from Laurel. Fitzpatrick buys Tatman property moving in spring. Taylor and Brannen head to Butler county. neighbors visit in the area. Wedding rumor swirls in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
F. C. English
Minnie Dugan
G. P. Hibbets
Beech Grove
W.C. Frazier
Blue Ball
Butler County
Effa Tatman
Bethel
Florence Tatman
Charles
Batavia
Edward Salt
T. F. Joslin
Laurel
John Fitzpatrick
G. W. Tatman
John Taylor
Thomas Brannen
Martha Brannen
George Taylor
J. L. Fitzpatrick
Frank Taylor
Mra. M. Hardwick
Amelia
Mra. McLain’s
Reece Fitzpatrick
Callie Manning
John Tatman
A Woman's Remarkable Cure Promised by New Discovery
In Shelby North Carolina a woman named Mrs. Luther Lutz suffered seven years from a serious illness that damaged vital organs and caused a long coughing spell. After using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption she slept, felt relief, and reportedly recovered after one bottle. Free trial bottles available at J B Walker s Drug Store Williamsburg and W R Walker s Batavia.
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Dr. King
Mra. Luther Lutz
W.C. Hamrick & Co
Shelby, N. C
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
W. R. Walker
Batavia
VD. Sult
Bippus Ind
Abraham Sare
Bellville
Ohio
J.B. Walker
Letter Carrier Bound Over After Camp Dennison Altercation
Albert Paxton, a Camp Dennison letter carrier, was bound over by Squire Perdue to appear before the Common Pleas Court on assault and battery charges. The incident followed a train arrival, where Chirley Sisco allegedly directed disrespectful remarks at Democrats, sparking a fight until bystanders intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Paxton
Camp Dennison
Squire Perdue
Common Pleas Court
Harrison
Chirley Sisco
Paxton
Widespread Rural News From Moore's Fork Area
Local notes report marriages births visits and removals. events include a centennial celebration, church activities, school developments, and area elections. Mentions Miss Mollie McCord improving after illness, Mrs Malick buried, and J. H. Glenn's birthday party with community turnout.
On the Little Miami painting gifted to Mrs Butterworth
The Cincinnati Centennial honored Hon Ren Butterworth with the government exhibit. Mrs Butterworth received a painting titled On the Little Miami for the 25th wedding anniversary, depicting 1865 scenes from the Butterworth homestead near Loveland, adorned with flowers and a 25 floral motif.
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Ren. Butterworth
Cincinnati
Butterworth
Little Miami
Loveland
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George
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Mattie Hageman
Gus Dudley
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Otis Dudley
Maggie Sharpe
Katie Sharpe
Lou Burns
Aspen
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Ladies Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. A. Bleher
Hannah Day
Neville
8. L. Gelvin & Co
Dr. Hill
Cloud McMath
Augustus Bartlett
D. McMillen
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South Side Railroad
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Nicholsville
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Andrew
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James Bowine
Golden Rule
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C.S. Montjor
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Levi
Elenor
Zibbie Blue
Illinois
Herman Hulick
Hattie Lattimer
T. L. Meguire
Mulberry
Doc
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N. ‘Thomas
David Phythian
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Columbia
Horace Cornwall
T. K. Houston
Ralph McKay
Frank Siegel
Ainclla
Ewer
W. Dawson
C. H. Moore
E.G. Penn
George Howards
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Ill
Sun Fish Mountains
Lindale Baptist Church
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George Fulton
Lydia Malick
Waldo Bacchus
Howe
Defiance
Alice White
Mayiie Robinson
M. E
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