59th Ohio reunion at Amelia garners hearty turnout
The 59th Ohio veterans held a reunion at Amelia with Col. G A Frambes and Col. M J W Holter in attendance. Speeches by G A Frazier Frank B Finney and Col Frambes stirred tears, pride, and plans for future gatherings in Moscow. The day featured a parade band prayers and generous Amelia hospitality with hundreds of veterans and their families enjoying the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
59Th Ohio
Amelia
New Hall
Amelia Band
Jake Rainey
Amelia Ladies Quartet
C. W. Waits
C. C. Kearns
Bob Higgins
Grove
Col. M.J. W. Holter
G. A. Frazier
Frank B. Finney
Cincinnati
Col. Firabes
Cumberland Mountains
Tennessee
Kentucky
Duck River
Chile
Stone River
Chickaynauga
New Hope Church
Hoyas
Moscow
Charles Kayser
Charles McMath
M. J. W. Holter
Ev. Thomas
Dayton
Captain Kautz
Pete McCormick
Alway
Alice Hall
George Sinks
Connersville
Indiana
Will Trout
Wilnut Hills
Theo. C. McMillen
Col. Frambes
Ed Perkins
Frank Frank Moore
A. E. Miley
Dell Hulick
Will Sinks
5Th Ohio Cavalry
Will Nichols
New Richmond Independent
Fom Leeds
Georgetown Gazette
Bickelheimer
George
Jim
Shot Frambes
Felicity
59Th
Jeff Warburton
Company A
Lebanon
Seth Brown
89Th
Thamas
Elmira Doan
Hattie Doan
Joan Herron
Jessie Hulick
Miss Maud Hutson
Transient Politician Leads Spirits in Populist Support
A reviewer denounces Clegg Wright a trance speaking figure aiding Hessee and Parrott in Populist causes. Wright claims guidance from Andrew Jackson and other spirits to attack banks and court packing, while critics call the act foolish and harmful to Republican free silver aims. The piece labels Clermont County leaders complicit and questions their influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clegg Wright
Messrs. Hessee and Parrott
Spirit Land
Clermont County
Wright
Andrew Jackson
Supreme Court
Brooklyn Bridge
Hesse
Jackson
Grant
Lincoln
Garfield
Vance
Parrott
Clermont Popocraoy
Hmeasee
Lord Save Us
GoLpel Faauen
Onto
The Old Muster Roll Remembrance of 1861 Clermont Volunteers
Lieutenant Julius A. Penn holds the original paper listing the first Clermont volunteers from the 1861 call for three months. The piece recalls a community gathering with Penn, local elders, and Captain Penns company parading to Camp Chase. The 100 names mark a historic Civil War startup preserved by Penn, to be framed and kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius A. Penn
Clermont
Lincoln
Robinson’s Hall
Charley Crane
John Robinson
Camp Chase
Columbus
Court House
Davis House
James Eternal
E. 8. Sinks
Lowell H. Smith
G. W. Havallek
M. J. W. Holter
59Th
Penn
Neville Still Stands and Quiet Bryan Club Forms
In Neville Ohio on October 1 1896 a Bryan and Free Silver club forms in a quiet, small membership of thirteen from Popocratic branches. The thirteen meet discreetly behind closed doors with no loud crowds and barred youths. Secretary John Carr handles membership inquiries as the town witnesses a subdued political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and
Free Silver Club
Parrott
Messrs
Bannister
Bryan
John Carr
Lady Inquirers
Democrat
Neville
Ohio
New Yorkers Line Up For Largest Political Parade
More than 150000 voters are expected to line up October 31 for a vast political parade in New York. Organizers promise the greatest display of sound money support with a mass turnout from urban voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. B. Reed
Great Republic
Beecher on Standards and Bryan in Brooklyn Parade
Reader extracts Henry Ward Beecher’s Thanksgiving sermon on standards and money, warning against tampering with weights and measures. The piece then shifts to W J Bryan’s Brooklyn event, detailing a massive political parade plan by business clubs in support of sound money, with Gen. Horace Porter as grand marshal and up to 150,000 marchers.
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Brooklyn
W. J. Bryan
Henry Ward Beecher
J. R. Howard
New York Tribune
Beecher
Mr. Beecher
New York
Business Men’s Republican Organization
A. Drake
Cop- Republican Association
Inter
Horace Porter
McKinley and Hobart Bicycle League
Union Square
Porter
Broadway
Waverley Place
Fifth Avenue
Madison Square
McKinley Tocome
Garret A. Hobart
Panacea Ad for Ayort's Sarsaparilia Claims Cure
An October era ad urges parents to treat j any child with panny fretful troubled eyes glands or head boils with Ayort's Sarsaparilia to expel scrofulous humors from the blood. It stresses beginning treatment soon for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayort
Roudebush Calls Parrott to Joint Debate on Free Silver
Lowell Roudebush issues a formal challenge to John Parrott for a joint debate at Batavia town hall to compare free silver versus sound money. Roudebush, a McKinley supporter, invites Parrott to open or close and to set the debate time, with committees from both parties to decide specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Stonesick
Omro
Parrott
Clermont County
Town Hall
Batavia
Alao
Ahl
LowEeLy Roupenvsit
Republican and Democratic Fusion in Warren County
Lowell Roudebush appointed State lecturer of the Farmers Institute and a meeting of G A R Post representatives set for Batavia. A cruelty to animals verdict favored defendants. Clermont County Medical Society to meet October 21 with papers to be read. Roudebush touts gold standard ideas and speaks to large audiences. Mrs Mary V Proctor to marry Dillon B Wilson, signaling possible party shift. Courier offers best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Roudebush
Farmers’ Institute
G. A. Ry
Batavia
Clermont County Medical Society
Court House
PioMi Ashburn
William Scottie
Gurry
T. A. Mitchell
Isaac Redrow
J. S. Coombs
Knn. C. Ikeron
Lowell Rou¢ebhush
Roudebush
Chicago
Stonelick
Mary V. Proctor
The
Lebanon
Dillon B. Wilson
Morrow
Warren County
Proctor
Wilson
Marriage of C lermonters Robert Skinner and Florence Elston
Robert L. Skinner of Chicago married Florence May Elston of New Richmond at Dr O W Nixon’s Chicago home on Monday September 28 at 8 p m The bride wore gray velvet with chiffon and carried bride roses Miss Louise Elstin served as maid of honor in light blue silk The ceremony drew a few intimate friends Earlier on September 23 1816 at Miss Iva A Knowles home she wed G A Carver Felicity Elder R H Dodson officiated the ceremony
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Robert L. Skinner
Chicago
Florence May Elston
New Richmond
O. W. Nixon
Louise Elstin
Frank W. Knowles
Iva A. Knowles
G. A. Carver
Felicity
R. H. Dodson
Darkest America at Fountain Theatre a historic stage review
Al J. Field presents Darkest America at the Fountain Theatre the week of October 4. The production portrays slave life before and after the war with scenes blending humor and historical interest. The show claims to offer a truthful, panoramic view of negro life and features extensive scenery to enhance realism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Field
Fountaine
South
America
Cockney Politics and Aged Claims in Popocrat Rhetoric
A fragment from Amelia Onto's 1800 volume critiques a Saturday Republican scene. It mocks Clegg Wright a professor of occult science and Unnaturalized citizen, arguing his stance on suffrage betrays foreign influence and questions party dogma.
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Popocrata
Clegg Wright
Wright
England
United States
Lombard Street
Rothechilds
Gus Frasier
Doane Glers
Hesse
John Parrott
Mare Armtrong
GoLp Bye
Amelia
ONTO
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Harry Everhart
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Frank Forman Stonelick
Petit Jory
Nicholas Jordan Tate
John G
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Charles Moyer
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Batavia Twan
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Goshen Chas
Kennedy
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Monroe Thomas Mitchell
A.D. Hopkins
Thomas Wooda
Franklin N. G
Batavia Beeuee
Leonard Ebaugh
Ayor
Adams
General Merchant
Turbéville
H. P. Branaugh
J.P
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Rouudebush
Gold Democrat
Clermonters
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