Moscow Honor to Veterans Draws Large Attendance
Moscow hosts a veteran rally with 204 soldiers registered including the 59th Regiment. Festivities featured a morning program at Young's grave, a banquet, and remarks by Col. L. H. Williams of Ripley with Rev. Darling delivering the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Young
Jine
L. H. Williams
Ripley
Darling
Holter
Clermont
Kentucky
Jacob Rainey
Higgins
General Holter
Lew Griffith
Charley Kayser
Felicity
Price 7
Fee
William Swope
War on Cats Proclaimed Over Diphtheria Fears
Cincinnati papers report Chillicothe authorities blame diphtheria spread on cats and ban children from playing with felines. Health officials cite multiple cat deaths tested positive for diphtheria as justification for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Board of Health
Fire at Georgetown destroys Batavia business block
A Georgetown blaze reported via telegram devastates the Democratic News office and surrounding businesses in Batavia. Loss estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars with water shortages hindering firefighting. several buildings and factories burned, insured and nearby streets jeopardized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Georgetown
The
Democratic News
Court House
William Flinn
News Democrat
Black-Smith
George Murray
Duffy
Charles Griswold
Albright & Co
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Smith Building
George King
J. N. Ayers
A. G. Fites
C. J. Ellison
George Uarold
A. G. Markley
Ripley
Higginsport
Clermont Republicans Nominate Strong County Ticket
One hundred seven delegates from Clermont county met at Latavia city hall and adopted resolutions backing a Republican county ticket. The slate includes J. Q. Bass for Representative, Frank A. Brown for Sheriff, Otis Dudley for Treasurer, and J. Rapp for Commissioner, with D. D. Marsh to serve as Infirmary Director.
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Clermont County
Latavia
Geo. W. Hulieck
W. M. Fee
Batavia
Frazier Williamsbure
al Nichols
Jackson
W C. Bishop Vegate
R. L. Johnson
Washington
Milton Gatch
Miami
E. C. Ely
N. G. Cover
W.H. Fagley
Republian Party
Naiones
Tulsa
Bushnell
Ohio
United States
M. A. Hanna
Foraker
Seth W. Brown
Courts of Justice
Civil Service Act
J. Q. Bass
Ek, Q, Crane
Frank A. Brown
Tom
Clermont
Minami
W. P. Price
Lionelles
J. O. Rapp
Williamsburg
A. C. Hutchess
Hutchens
Rapp
Price
Hutches
D. D. Marsh
Complex Case in Clermont Court Hears Bewildering Will Dispute
In the Clermont courthouse Judges Smith and Swing preside over Florence McDonald et al versus Laura G. Boardman et al, a convoluted will dispute over a $2,500 life interest to a husband and eventual estate to nieces. Deeds to outsiders were found regular. decision favored the defendant and the case continues toward final Hamilton county resolution. The article notes dismayed Batavia bar members and multi‑city legal teams involved.
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Smith
Swing
Orcuit
Clermont Court House
Batavia
Florence McDonald
Laura G. Boardman
Bunker
Testatix
Davis
W. I. Sewell
A. S
Torsto
Nelson B. Lutes
Nettie
Soldiers Monument Honors Williamsburg Dead
Citizens of Williamsburg plan to unveil a marble shaft in the cemetery on Tuesday October 12 honoring local soldiers who died in service. The procession includes the G A R post Veterans Women's Relief Corps and others. Rev M Dawson will speak and a presentation address will be given. The column features a sentry in the Federal uniform and panels naming buried soldiers. cost listed as 500.
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Williamsburg
WRC. of
Veterans, Women's Relief Corps
W's of P
Odd Fellows
Atzens
Lotelock and Marth
Wilmington Presses Back in Campaign Debate Exchange
The Wil ming ton Democrat characterizes a remark as pungent and promises to print Hanna's speech in the next issue. The Wilmington Journal responds, saying the Democrat’s remark will be enjoyed and that the Journal will publish a sharper retort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Democrat
Journal
Mark Hanna
Democrat
Wilmington Journal
Sparse marriage license issuance noted this week
An investigation shows only one marriage license issued since the last report. A cut-in note from the license clerk advised not to publish this week, and the item was reluctantly withheld.
Doubt Over Bridge Work Delays Completion and Safety Concerns
Authorities halted work on the new East Fork railroad bridge after discovering massive piers showing signs of weakening and likely unsuitable material. The structure remains passable for trains but with growing nervousness, as officials anticipate not completing the project under current plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fork
Bicycle crash kills Lindale man after sun blind incident
Mark Stinchfield, 72, of Lindale, was struck by a speeding bicycle on the turnpike near his home. He died Friday after a medical examination deemed his injuries likely fatal. He was buried Saturday at the Lindale Baptist church with Rev. Park of New Richmond delivering the funeral.
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Mark Stinchfield
Lindale
Stinchfield
Park
New Richmond
Stray hunting dog prowls town endangering poultry
Neighboring town notes report a brown homeless dog at large that kills chickens for sport. In Ripley a hunter named Capt. John Foster visits, while Thomas Hafer shows a seven and quarter pound Indian battle ax found on the Shrouse farm. A sensational tale from Washington Ohio Herald covers Isaac Harr逃, pursued by Kentucky officers after a suspected assault, using a river chase misdirection.
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Langer
N. i Independent
John Foster
Springfield
Our City
Maysville
Clermont County
Ripley Bee
Thomas Hafer
Ripley
Mr. Hafer
Shrouse
South Ripley
J. W. Tweed
Isaac N. Harr
Vanceburg
Portsmouth
Kentucky
Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Harr
Hart
Burglars Break into Andrew Snider Tannery in Owensville
The Owensville tannery of Andrew Snider was entered Wednesday night through a rear window with leather valued at unknown loss. Also noted were various notices about local court actions, separations, and a report on Senator Foraker's appointments amid political dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Snider
Owensville
Enquirer
Foraker
Olio
Times Star
Batavia Teachers Urged to Join State Course Readers
Mrs DeHa Nicho urges Batavia township teachers to enroll in the State course reading program. She asks all active teachers to join, send in names and membership fees, and make Batavia circle a county banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeHa Nicho
Batavia Township
O.T.R C
Batavia Circle
Man Whips Wife as Sheriff Detains Him
John Bowers of Stonelick Township is jailed on a whipping charge after a drunken incident. He stood mute on bond set at 100 dollars, with 103 dollars found on his person, saying he wanted justice and to write to his wife.
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Ginette
John Bowers
Stonelick Townshi
Bowers
Teal
Digging by Steam and Local Court Notes
A steam shovel loads a freight train, seen by workers and villagers. Joseph Hopkins is released from confinement. Peter Swine wrestles hay fever in Michigan. Judge Smith healthy, Judge Cox indisposed. A diphtheria case at Hiram Cade’s Water street prompts quarantine. Felicity schools reopen as contagion danger subsides. the child improves and is expected to recover.
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Jupae
Peter F. Swiné
Michigan
Judge Smith
Cox
Smith
Hiram Cade
Water Street
Board of Health
Felicity
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Henry M. Howe
W. H. Brown
W.C. Salt
George Clare
Theo. Aultman
John W. Light
James Widmire
G. A. Bohep
Albert Lane
F. K. Lansdale
F. J. Miller
Secess
R. L. Fagin D. Brank
E. F. Kelch
Dilias Shelton
George W. Baughbley
Samuel L. Hoop
Thomas Woods
Jacob Rainey Sareen
F. H. Cushard
James T. Preston
J. E. White
Joseph Day Peeees
John Barnes
Salimon Starks
Preston Carby
Philip Cratter
B.C. Wall
Price T. Fee
Abe Chapman
Robert Cubberly
Greeeeegees
Lucien Weaver
Rao ‘ Sereen
William Perkins
F. R. Kautz
R. A. Higgins
Serene
Peter McCormick
Michael Beckelheimer
Chas
Ruthford
G. W. Beckelheimer
R. M. Loomin
J. Lewis
David A. Moore
James A. Benjamin
James II
A. H. Hile
J.D. Milner
H F. M. Frazer
Riley
Roser
H J
H. Blade
HE. M. Reed Renee
Irvin Johnston
Tesbederstire
Lars Worth
Clermont &Epublicans
Dele
Committee ON Credentials
Kh. W. Howe
Franklin Teel Teumess Tate
Pless
Williamsbure Nuces Hall
Union laphroWe
Monroe Committee ON Resolutions
Jees
Goshen Daniel Bohnfee
Monroe Wm. Montgomery
Tate
Pes Jackson
Rene Fry
Imant Cima
Elmer Ely
Pate
Otis Dudley
DyMey
Otis Dudley Esq
Republian
Baty Teorger
Esist-Cher
National Board of Trade of
Dean
William H. Everhart
Dr. Bunn
Everhart
Norwood
Hawking
West
Mis. Fielding Dial
C. P. Ferguson
Our
John
Klondike
John S. Brown
Pringle Jones
Idaho
P. B. Cheseldine
Jones
Boston
Presbyterian Church
Lnad Juelty
ECON
James Ashburn
Frank Gillilan
Gillilan
da Batavia
Arelihe MeNer
Deneret
Metta
Hosa Cole
Loves Lind
Wood Cole
Mary Highland
Thos
Hes
Thomas Hiehlangd
Perti
Tion
D. W. Murphy
Maria W. Tudor
Daniel W. Manning
Will
Senator Foraker
New York
J.B
Reading Circle
Jai
Ole
Josepit Hopkins
Lebanon
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