Clermont Democracy Goes Mad and Carrie Nation at Horse Show
The 1902 Clermont item notes Murat Hatstead sued for 25000 over Carrie Nation being mobbed in Rochester. It reports Memph is militia snubbed for the President’s visit and Democratic woes in Brown Clermont counties. Carrie Nation disrupts a New York horse show, challenged ladies’ dress and champagne drinkers, police eject her.
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Murat Hatstead
Carrie Nation
Rochester
New York
Vanderbilt
Kansas
Nineteen Stairs Test of Love and Train Freight Titanics
A college student carries a girl up nineteen stairs as a bet for marriage while critics call it idiotic. Separately, Pittsburg freight congestion clears in 36 hours moving 929 trains and 50 000 cars totaling 1 240 800 tons, yet officials withhold annual financials, risking a 500 dollar daily fine. The Clermont Sun headlines a call for unity amid Democratic infighting.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Bambach nomination dispute sparks partisan critique
The piece accuses Democrats of misrepresenting Bambach's actions regarding a district judgeship bid. It asserts he declined the initial Republican offer, later pressed for the nomination, and faced backing from Democrats. It labels the current Democratic critique as questionable partisan rhetoric tied to opposing Parrott and Williams.
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Bambach
Democracy
New Democratic
Parrott
Penn Williams
Thanksgiving turkey drive aims to feed Clermont families
A local appeal focuses on providing turkeys to Clermont households. Community efforts emphasize ensuring every family has a holiday meal, with plans to cut into the traditional centerpiece at home tomorrow.
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Clermont
Heart disease cured with new remedies offered by Dr Miles
An advertisement touts eighteen heart remedies as a complete cure for heart disease. It claims dramatic improvements over years, offers a free four dollar course, and cites testimonials from multiple individuals across the United States. Readrs are urged to request free treatment before it is too late and to mention Batavia Courier.
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Miles
H. A. Ashburn
Redding
Cal
Jas, K. Adams
Magnolia Ave
Chicago
H. E. Bennett
Monticello
Ind
Franklin Miles
M. D
State Street
Ill
Batavia Courier
Kennedy
Press censures on President's bear hunt irritate readers
The Ironton Register criticizes sensational coverage of the President's bear hunt. It argues press intrusion serves no public interest and suggests reporters be barred from the camp or the camp moved without locating the President. The piece notes bears are unaffected by the President's visit.
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Ironton Register
Bears
Organ Placed in Broadway Christian Church Sparks Long Dispute
Thirty years of debate over installing an organ at Broadway Christian Church Lexington Kentucky ended last Sunday with proponents of music prevailing. The article notes Psalm references supporting instruments in worship and frames organ opposition as ancient prejudice.
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Broadway Christian Church
Lexington
Kentucky
David
Scott's Emulsion Advertises Fattening Power
A vintage advert promotes Scott's Emulsion as a powerful fattener and nutritious tonic for invalids convalescents weak children and anyone needing flesh blood bone and nerve support. It claims the product aids when eating little and offers a free sample.
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Scott
Nebraska Supreme Court bans Bible readings in schools
The Nebraska Supreme Court rules that public schools may not use the Bible or sing hymns, in a case brought by atheist Daniel Freeman. The court says the law prohibits sectarian methods in education, noting the St James Bible is tied to a church and not suitable for public schooling.
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Nebraska Supreme Court
Daniel Freeman
Nebraska
Heirs of Foley Receive Settlement After Shimer Trestle Wreck
The heirs of Brokeman Foley who won a $3 000 judgment against the N and W railroad sent Coroner R W Purdey a $50 check. Mrs Mary Ashburn Glancy of Dayton visits Batavia friends and praises her new home and surroundings.
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Brokeman Foley
Shimer Trestle
N. & W. Road
R. W. Purdey
Mary Ashburn Glancy
Dayton
Batavia
The Price of Pleasure and Dr Pierce Treatments
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for women, claiming relief from headaches backaches and female weaknesses. It asserts benefits like regularity and healing of inflammation, citing a testimonial from Mrs Milo Bryant of Georgia and inviting ill women to write to Dr R V Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Milo Bryant
Lota
Thomas Co
Dr. Pierce
Optical experts to hold free eye examinations in Batavia
Mr and Mrs Lingerfield announce a two day visit at the Clermont House Batavia on December 2 and 3 offering free eye examinations and glasses at reasonable prices. They claim headaches and nervousness stem from refractive errors, especially astigmatism, and say properly fitted glasses can end neuralgia eye strain and related pains.
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Lingerfield
Lebanon
Eye Specialists Lingerfield Firm Promises Clear Vision
Testimonials from Mrs Wheaton and a Lebanon resident praise Mr and Mrs Lingerfield optical services in Dayton Ohio. They advertise expert eye care and manufacturing opticians with lenses ground in house and a two year warranty. The couple operates from the Pruden building at Main and Fifth, listing prices from two to eight dollars and plans to expand to Batavia.
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Mrs. Lingerfield
State of Ohio
Pruden
Main and
Fifth Streets
Dayton
Batavia
Homes for Everybody In Texas
Texas produces every known staple product of North American soil and millions of acres lie untapped awaiting the intelligent farmer builder and grower. Fortunes are made in rice cultivation along the Southern Pacific Sunset Route. High land and irrigation enable this growth. Enclose ten cents for a Southern Pacific Rice Cook Book with 200 recipes to any agent or to W. H. Connor, Cincinnati address.
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Texas
Southern Pacific
F. B. Morse
Houston
W. H. Connor
Cincinnati
Apisit
Ohio Dairymen to Meet at Mt Carmel
Ohio Dairymen's Association holds a December 2, 1902 gathering at Mt. Carmel Grange Hall. L. P. Bailey will lecture on Dairy Herd management and cow type, followed by Prof. J. W. Decker on milk composition and dairy school work. Free admission, music, and supper options noted.
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Ohio Dairymen’s Association
Grange
Mt. Carmel
Lo’cock
L. P. Bailey
J. W. Decker
Ohio State University
Ohio Dairy School
Ohio State Journal for 1903 subscription offer
The Ohio State Journal Co announces a 1903 subscription, promising full state and national news, reliable market reports, household pages, colored pictures, and cartoons. As a leading Ohio Republican paper it seeks readers with weekly Tuesday and Friday issues, price one dollar per year.
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Ohio
Ohio State Journal Co
Columbus
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