Clermont Republicans rally to nominate county ticket
Report on Clermont county Republican convention praising unity and a full county slate. Bertram Hitch, Max Moore, Louis Hicks, A B Vandervort, John Rowan, John B Cover, S A West, A C Hutchens and other nominees are endorsed for representative, clerk, probate judge, auditor, treasurer, sheriff, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis’ Hicks
Batavia Township
Griffith
Max Moore
Clinton Bainum
Ohio
Jackson Township
Republican Party
John Rowan
Clermont
S. A. West
Miami Township
John Foster
Wayne Township
J. F. Hill
Stonetick
Albert C. Hutchens
Williamsburg Township
Sarvesor
George W. Croswell
Ohio Township
Tate Township
John Taylor
Clermont County
Botteam
Bertram J. Hitch
Bantam
Cincinnati University
Cincinnati Law School
Tessa
General Assembly
Plodge and
Ancient Order of United Workmen
J. L. Moore & Son
Louis Hicks
Hig
Frazier & Hicks
Vandervort
Loveland
Vandeverts
Buckinghamas
Clermont County Agricultural Society
John B. Cover
Monterey
A.C. Hutchens
Williamsburg
Tie
Geo. W. Cresswell
Tata
City Council Sets Sidewalk Bid North East of Dial Property
The council adopted a resolution to have the sidewalk committee solicit bids for a new sidewalk on the northeast side of Prof. 8 T. Dial's property. It notes the first case under the new order with 0 days notification, causing a 2 percent penalty to the property owner. An adjourned session was planned for Saturday October 7 to sell electric light and city waterworks bonds and to decide on gas storage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. T. Dial
Bonda
McLean Critiques 16 to 1 Key on Philippines Issue in Debate
In a Hamilton speech John R McLean attacks 16 to 1 silver as a demagogic device and accuses Bryan and allies of exploiting imperialism and trusts. He argues the Democratic party has not trusted the white metal since 1864 and questions McLean’s own stance on coinage and Cleveland era loyalties amid a broader political program. The notice also lists the Miami Valley Medical Society semiannual meeting agenda at Loveland October 10 with speakers on digestion disorders, tumors, tetanus, smallpox, and psychic power theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. McLean
Hamilton
Philippines
Jefferson
Lincoln
Bryan
J. Q. Adams
Texas
Taylor
Chicago
Cleveland
Tilden
Washington
Tilien
Tourman
Pendleton
Durbin
Ward
Carlile
Ville
Grover Cleveland
Cyclone Davis
John K. McLean
Joan Ko McLean
Miami Valley Medical Society
Presbyterian Church, Loveland
di. W. A Carmichae
Sudden Rise of Negro Vote Sparks Democratic Controversy
The Zanesville convention shows internal strife as McLean is nominated amid clashes over race and suffrage. Democrats face criticism for courting Black voters while past stances on the 11th and 15th amendments are cited, with Cincinnati Enquirer opposing the campaign. Hypocrisy accusations loom over party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
McLean
Democratic Party
Wallandingham
Cincinnati Enquirer
William
Birthday celebration honors Mrs. Lucida Maresh at Boston home
Thursday September 28 1899 marked the mth birthday of Mrs. Lucida Maresh with near relatives at the old Boston homestead. Attendees included John and Marcus Marsh Lorain and Andrew Willis Smalley Issane Ferree Hensel and many family friends. The gathering featured a sumptuous dinner singing and prayers. The day closed with well wishes for many future birthdays. J F B S N J Corbin and Miss Ella Tomkins united in marriage at the bride’s home in Monroe township on Sunday October 1 Rev Williams officiating. They plan a bridal tour and will be at Nice Mr Corbin’s home after returning about October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucida Maresh
Old Homestead
Boston
Marsh
John E. Marsh
Marcus Marsh
Lorain Marsh
Andrew Willis
Thomas Smalley
Issane Ferree
Williamsburg
J. H
Patterson
Mra
Marsh Actieu
N.J. Corbin
Monroe Township
Ella Tomkins
Isabel
Rev. Williams
Nice
Mr. Corbin
Unity of the church as the body of Christ
A Sunday sermon at the Presbyterian church argues that the church is one body in the Spirit and not divided by sect or faction. It cites I Corinthians to stress unity, warns against partisan loyalties, and calls all believers to mature in faith and mutual edification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Apostles
Therm
Paul
Apollos
Cephas
Luther
Calvin
Wesley
Alexander Campbell
Campbell
Apostle
Efseums
God
Cophis
Ant Luther
Captain
When the Century Begins January First or January Tenth
Edward Bok argues in the October Ladies Home Journal that the new century’s start is debated. He notes a year long 1900 must pass fully before the nineteenth century ends, making numerically January 1 1900 the start but the complete hundred years end at midnight December 31, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bok
Ladies’ Home Journal
Batavia Schools Report For Month Ending September 29
Batavia schools issued a report showing attendance percentages and enrollment by department and teacher. It notes 245 pupils were perfectly in attendance and urges parents to improve attendance, aiming for stronger second-month results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Fulton
Hatfield
Mise Mulieh
Ao Bilge Grifters
Leonard
Townsley
Batavia Township Club Sings Nature and Reading
The Batavia township meeting led by President Fulton drew a large audience with Miss Elma Townsley outlining October nature study for first graders and Michael Groves discussing new books. C E Smith reviewed current events concisely, G B Hatfield presented Sir Lamfal by Lowell to deepen thought. Next gathering will be at P F Jemieson’s home next Friday. all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Fulton
Elma Townsley
C. E. Smith
G. B. Hatfield
Lamfal
Lowell
Mr. Lowell
P. F. Jemieson
Democrats in Clermont County Nomination Turmoil
A chaotic Clermont county Democratic convention in Batavia unfolds with contested executive picks and disputed nominees. Delegates clash over the executive slate while criticisms mount of party bosses driving the ticket amid threats of November backlash. The piece notes resentment toward past misdeeds and calls for voters to scrutinize candidates and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Rove
A.J. Milen
Envineer
Jatin Saton
Fie
Pean Willhams
Ces Tate
Davis
Democrats
Dever
Oto
Clermont County
Tee County
Traveling photographer dies after overdose of medicine
Oliver P. Ashworth a traveling photographer from Cherry Grove died in Boston after taking a preparation of podophyllin and an admixture of other drugs prescribed by a physician. An inquest by Coroner Hillen found the cause of death to be the overdose of the remedy. The article notes a Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a remedy for dysentery and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver AshWorth
Boston
Amelia
Goloe
Ware
Cherry Grove
Hillen
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