Felicity Women Caught Stealing Clothes in Williamsburg Yard
Lulu Clanstaban and Lizzie Fryman from Felicity admitted stealing newly washed clothing from Edward Britton's yard near Williamsburg. The pair pleaded guilty in mayor's court, each given a 20 day boarding permit with Tom Teal and costs around $12. They remain jailed to learn their stockings and luck. The lengthy notice condemns Felicity living conditions and mocks missionary efforts.
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Lulu Clanstaban
Lissie Fryman
Felicity
Williamsburg
Edward Britton
Clannahan
Tom Teal
McClannahan
Fountain Head
Lula
Epworth League Subdivision Meeting Draws Keen Attendance
Members from Milford Montgomery Summerside Batavia Owensville Marathon and Williamsburg gathered Friday for the Epworth League subdivision meeting in Georgetown. Miss Lou Baum led a polished program featuring Simeon Teasdale Prof Chatterton Mrs Nichols a choir and young John Orebaugh choir and a closing benediction by Rev Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Georgetown
Milford
Montgomery
Summerside
Batavia
Owensville
Marathon
Williamsburg
Lou Baum
Simeon Teasdale
Prof. Chatterton
Nichols
John Orebaugh
Morris
Water myth and the drowned Miller tale from Batavia politics
A Batavia floater faced a Democratic push on election day and was offered whisky at a Main Street dispensary. He drank half a pint, claimed no effect, then finished the bottle and cursed the scheme before admitting he voted for the cloudburst to pay back the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Main Street
Ter
High School Pupils Blocked From Boxwell Reform
In Warren county professors Mason and Vandervort refuse to admit pupils under the Boxwell law into high schools until re examinations prove they can join regular students. The dispute hinges on whether local grades meet the law’s standards, with support from Clermont features expressing skepticism about the Boxwell requirements.
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Warren County
Many
Mason
Vandervort
Mor. Tow
Schoors
Clermont
Warren County infirmary director candidate defeated
The Democratic candidate for infirmary director in Warren County lost along with the party slate. The veteran figures will continue their generosity to the poor as before, and supporters note he had a strong Republican following in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingo
Warren County
Hulick Re-elected to Congress in Sixth District Victory
Governor Hulick wins a strong electoral win with a sizable plurality, reflecting broad constituent esteem. The Clermont County result highlights widespread support as Hulick prepares to return to Congress with renewed honor.
Archie Tatman Weds Mollie Peterson in Williamsburg
Archie Tatman secretary of Clermont county Republican Executive committee voted Tuesday and celebrated his success before marrying Mollie Peterson on Thursday in Williamsburg. Mayor Britton performed the ceremony in a deep bass voice. Tatman is son of John Tatman and brother of Charley Tatman a Clermont leader. Mollie Peterson is daughter of the late William Peterson. The couple plan to reside at the Clermont House with many friends’ good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Tatman
Republican Executive Committee
Clermont County
Williamsburg
Ohio
Britton
John Tatman
Salt Air
Charley Tatman
Clermont
Republican Party
Cincinnati
Otis Dudley
Mollie » Peterson
William Peterson
Helles
Walker
Clermont House
Tribute to Mrs Corbin from Army Journal sketches
The Army and Navy Journal reprints a tribute by T. M. Anderson of Van couver Barracks Washington praising Mrs Corbin as a faithful Army officer's wife. He notes her trials, Christian fortitude, and American womanhood, saying no soldier was more deserving of a soldier's honor.
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Army and Navy Journal
T. M. Anderson
Ith Regular Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Washington State
Brother Piers
Corbin
The Figures in the Case and Hulick-Pattison Pluralities
The text lists historical political figures and vote differentials across multiple counties and years. It notes Hulick's plurality in Green Warren Clinton Highland Clermont and Brown over Stevens Pattison and others, with various gains and percentages cited for 1802 to 1908 era elections and shifts among the counties.
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Hulick
Green
Warren
Clinton
Highland
Clermont
Stevens
Brown
Pattison
Loriadth
Bygon
Clermont Im
Stevens - ‘ Clermong
Milford Youth Saves Express Train from Derailment
George eight J Scott son of J Scott station agent at Milford discovered a badly broken rail about a mile from the station and alerted section men. He flagged the approaching express with his cap while workers secured the rail, delaying the train only briefly. The incident gains him public applause and a step toward promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Scott
J. Scott
Milford
Scott
Georgie
Lewis seeks divorce from Melissa Carrolls in Batavia township
Theodore M. Lewis sues for divorce from his wife Melissa in Batavia township. They married in August 1889 and have two children aged two and four. Melissa Carrolls was her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore M. Lewis
Joseph Lewis
Melissa
Batavia Township
Melissa Carters
Former section hand sues railroad for damages
David Kirgan sues the Chicago Great Western and Pacific for $1000 damages claiming severe injuries from a gravel bank collapse while employed. The accident occurred August 14 during duty, and he seeks compensation for losses and injuries suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kirgan
C. G. & P. Raiiroad
King's Daughters Social For The Poor In Batavia
The King's Daughters of Batavia host a social in the Glancy flat this Friday evening to aid the poor. Admission is 10 cents and includes a luncheon. The group, noted for its attractive young members, seeks generous patronage for their charitable work.
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King’s Daughters
Batavia
Glancy
Farm Pictures and Wall Portraits for Rural Homes
A Washington dispatch explains a cyclone era idea of displaying a full view of a farm on one wall picture or in multiple plates. It suggests numbering and labeling buildings lanes gates and ditches for clarity, with options for small or large farms.
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Washington
Sulphur Bitters Claim Restores Health for Machinist
Robert Johnson a machinist notes a long medical bill and credits his health to using Sulphur Bitters. He claims yearly expenses previously topped four hundred dollars, while a ten dollar purchase bought a dozen bottles and improved his family's wellbeing.
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Robert Johnson
Information Bureau Promises Useful Knowledge for Readers
The Courier announces a weekly Information Bureau offering expert columns on farming, infants care, wardrobe, geology, printing a country newspaper, and more. Names include John W. Davis, John P. Robinson, Fielding Diat, Chas. Adame’, Frank Talley, Byron Williams, with later plans for Charley and canal, rail, irrigation topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corence
Courier
John W. Davis
Epworth League
Salvation Army
John P. Robinson
Byron Williams
H E
Charley An
Information Bureau
Rivera
General Hydraulics
Painter Ned Apgar Sentenced for Highway Robbery
Ned Apgar a painter and thief fled from Milford after a painting job at city hall. He and assistant Frank Houston accosted Mike Yeager, robbed him at gunpoint, and Houston was jailed while Apgar fled to Cincinnati. Apgar pleaded guilty in common pleas court and received a four year penitentiary sentence. His wife vows to visit and reform him after his release.
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Ned Apgar
City Hall
Frank Houston
Milford
Abe
Apgar
Owensville
Mike Yeager
Yeager
Bugs
Houston
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Davis
Retirement of the 4th Corps Commander
Gen C C Howard longtime commander of the old 4th corps has been placed on the retired list and Maj Gen Alexander McDowell McCook promoted to commander of the U S Army in his stead Col Jones Forsyth of the Tth cavalry promoted to brigadier general to succeed McCook
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C. C. Howard
4Th Corps
Alexander McDowell McCook
U.S. Army
Col. Jones Forsyth
Tth
Calvary
McCook
Mayor Leads Crowd Through Town in Political Demonstration
Hillsboro Republican recounts Davia marching with thirty men toward a saloon district, a display labeled as a right to stir purists. The piece notes past confrontations at the Lebanon convention and claims his rise on election day as described by the paper.
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Hillsboro
Hulick
Tom Starry
Foreign-born Citizens in Clermont and Nearby Counties
A table shows the number of foreign-born residents by descent in Clermont and adjacent counties. The breakdown lists Bohemians 16, Poles 4, French 110, Haris 8, sea-born 1, Irish 265, English 118, Welsh 1, Germans 1066, Austrians 7, Shislane 15, Swiss 25, Canadians, with the remainder scattered. Also notes Syrup of Figs as a laxative and mentions W G Hart Amelia offering reduced winter supplies.
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Clermont
AGRI
AL Dare Eee
BOWE
Slee
Brera
Thanksgiving editorial copy theft debate in Loveland Register
A Loveland Register critique accuses the Courier of republishing a Thanksgiving editorial without credit. The piece defends original work while decrying editorial pilfering and demands proper attribution for borrowed articles.
Clermont couple wed after rapid courtship in Edenton
George Groves, a wealthy farmer, met Miss Catherine Slone of Newtonsville. He proposed Friday, accepted Saturday, and married Sunday with Squire Anderson officiating. The union follows a swift, promotional pledge among Republicans and signals local political optimism.
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Clermont
George Groves
Edenton
Catherine Slone
Newtonsville
Alee
Squire Anderson
Gate's Ajar as Republicans Invite Walkers Back In
Opinion piece uses huntinggone imagery to urge Democrats who lost last Tuesday to join the Republican ranks. It names local figures and firms as welcome defectors and notes officials may hesitate yet elections loom as a triumphal procession forms with new supporters.
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Canada
Perry Griffith
Jones
Perry
Gus. Frazier
Dennis & Teasdale
Dennis
White & Henrici
Heinrici
Judge Nichols
Judge Davis
Allen Glancy
Frank Acra
William Walker
Joe Bicking
Breeding
Bannister
Kennedy
John Davis
Whippy
Larkin
Allen
Lon Dimmitt
Teal
Bavinger
Parrott
Beating Electricity: New York Doctors Probe Lifework of Man
A report notes expert physicians in New York are allowed to experiment with electricity to attempt to revive a man. It contrasts this with Ohio using hanging for murderers and suggests the Jones case may outlast other trials. The piece remarks on the subject’s stubbornness and expected long legal battles. A closing line mentions Georgetown yarn at a reduced price.
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New York
Ohio
Jones
C. G. and P. Extends Survey Toward West Union
Under the president of the C. G. and P. railroad a survey runs from Georgetown to West Union as part of plans to extend the line to that point. The Collins Brothers sold their brick yard stake to Chas. Blanchard and J. H. Orebaugh, who organize the company with Blanchard president, Jamieson treasurer, and Orebaugh secretary.
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C. G. & P. Railroad
Georgetown
West Union
Collins Brothers
Chas. Blanchard
J. H. Orebaugh
Mr. Blanchard
M. Jamieson
J.H. Orebaugh
Lebanon to Get Water Works in Warren County
In a reflection of local politics, Lebanon supports water works and broader civic projects as a Republican led effort mobilizes funds and authority to advance public works in Warren County.
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Lebanon
Warren
Law Firm Openings After Dissolution
The law firm of A. J. McNair and E. Q. Crane has dissolved. Mr. Crane will occupy part of the J. R. Woodlief office in the law building and Mr. McNair will keep the Kline block quarters. Both remain active, thorough attorneys, confident of eventual success.
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A. J. McNair
E. Q. Crane
Crane
J. R. Woodlief
Mr. McNair
Kline
Lawyer seeks jury ruling over paper omitting name in columns
A London case features a lawyer asking a judge and jury to rule on a newspaper's practice of not mentioning his name in its columns. It is alleged the paper printed his name only when he lost cases, omitting it in cases he won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland Register
Courier
The
Register
London
Lion at large in Washington Court House alarms citizens
A lion reportedly escaped from a traveling show roams near Washington Court House causing great alarm. Hunters fail to locate the beast and the National Guard has been called to quell the disturbance. The paper notes reliance on the Guard to maintain order.
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Washington Court House
National Guard
Washington
Council votes to take mandamus and jury-wheel cases to circuit court
The council passed a resolution Monday night by three to two to move mandamus and jury-wheel cases to the circuit court. Names voting for the measure were Buvinger Baum and Moore. Frauer and Robinson voted against. Approximate costs to date are about forty dollars. Attorneys for the council are Nichols & Nichols and Frazier & Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Messrs
Buvinger
Baum
Moore
Frauer and Robinson
Council
Nichols & Nichols
Frazier & Hicks
Harve Anderson's Store Burglarized Again
Burglars hit Harve Anderson's Monterey store for the fifth time last week stealing jewelry including two gold watches. Local-suspect rumors swirl as Anderson withholds remarks while awaiting a confrontation with culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Anderson
Monterey
Anderson
Flat boat sunk eighty years ago exposed on river bank
Curious locals flock to the river bank behind the old pumping station to view a flat boat that sank while carrying pork to New Orleans. The vessel, held together with pins, is now fully visible as the river runs low, and visitors remove pins as souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe News
New Orleans
Marriage of a Clermonter in Clinton
On Wednesday afternoon November 7 at the bride near Wilmington Ohio the marriage of Miss Mary Jane Wood and Isaiah Quinby Jordan was solemnized. Jordan a Clermont county native now a Wilmington attorney, and Miss Wood of Clinton’s old family lines were wed in a quiet ceremony due to the bride’s mother’s recent death. Rev N E Bennett performed the rite. The couple will reside in Wilmington after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Ohio
Mary Jane Wood
Isaiah Quinby Jordan
Clermont County
W. Jordan
Edenton
Miss Wood
Clinton
Hood's Sarsparilia Promises Relief for Catarrh
In the cave, a roaring buzzing sound is linked to catarrh, a common disease causing loss of smell or hearing. Hood's Sarsparilia, described as a blood purifier, is touted as a cure by purifying the blood. Hood's Pills are promoted for digestion and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Felicity Blazers
Epworth
Grerce W. Huliok
Judge Hulick
Mrs. Corbin
Vandover Barracks
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Age
W.G. Hart
Amelia
Laden
W. G. Hall
Will
Clermonter
Ameli
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