Courts and Probate Record Highlights from the Public Building
The week brings numerous Common Pleas filings including cases by Emil Clauss vs Gaeb to set aside deeds and a divorce action Edward Knauer vs Catherine Kaauer. Probate notes cover wills proved, administrators appointed, inventories filed, guardians named, and real estate transfers across Clermont and Hamilton counties. A local real estate and transit brief notes Clermont Lodge No. 49, and Suburban Traction finances plus Loveland telephone growth.
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Common Pleas Court
Emil Clauss
Michael Gaeb
Mary A. Léave
Mary C. Garland
John M. Garland
Peter
Jones
Mary A. Jones
John Ayers
D. A. Bennett
John Henderson
John 8. Davidson
Philip A. South
Geo
Geo. W
Augustus R. Wolf
Charles Miller
Jacob Ansteatt, Jr
Max Seylar
P. Witham
William Rilea
Frank F. Swope
John H. Macklin
Joseph F. Renard
John Otto Garland
Isaac B. Abernathy
A. West
Elizabeth Unversaught
State Hospital
Addie Morris
Dre. Ashburn
Andrews
Dr. Ashburn
Allen B. Nichols
Lizzie Banister
Luella Frey
Jane A. Clayton
Joy R. Ridler
Michael W. Ridler
Geo. Herpert
W. W. Brooke
Geo. Herbert
W. W. Burke
Geo. Burke
Sallie K. Mopjar
Hamilton County
Clermont
Chas
Benedict
Cynthelia Jolliffe
Louis A. Kirgap
George Gillen
Olint Chapman
John Carns
Mary E. Cann
Supreme Court OKs New Provision for Voting on Amendments
The Supreme Court at Columbus unanimously upheld the Longworth act for submitting constitutional amendments to voters. It states two proposed amendments will likely pass next month, including the double stock liability repeal and separate legislative districts. Republican backing for veto power and go as you please taxation is mixed, while Democrats endorse some measures and reject others.
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Columbus
Tom Johnson
Death of Adams County Commissioner W K Early
W K Early longtime Adams county farmer and commissioner died suddenly at his West Union home on Thursday night from heart failure. He had been in good health until shortly before death. His successor will be named by the probate judge, a Republican. The article also outlines state guidance on counting votes for constitutional amendments and related election procedures.
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W. K. Early
Adams County
West Union
Adama County
Brown county examiner reports strong fiscal health and low debt
Examiner Lindsey praises Brown county for fertile land tobacco output and livestock along with 800 miles of stone roads funded by general tax. notes no county indebtedness, competitive bridge bids, local masonry work, and a careful county board. Also contrasts Clermont county with Brown’s favorable conditions.
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Georgetown News-Democrat
Examiner Lindsey
Brown County
Ohio River
Brown
Board of County Commissioners
Controm
County Officials’ Fees Show Large Sums For Year
State Auditor Guilbert notes Cuyahoga officials earned significant fees last year. Wright reports $51,340.81 for County Auditor, Treasurer $20,859, Probate Judge $10,000, Sheriff $8,000. Guilbert criticizes Tom Johnson for high pay and ties tax actions to graft concerns.
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Guilbert
Cuyahoga
Wright
Tom Johnson
United States
Tom
Qlmont
Clermont Democracy
Disbarment Proceedings Settled in Circuit Court
A circuit court last week declined to file Judge Parrott’s disbarment charges against Attorney McNair finding no grounds. McNair sought circuit action after a common pleas petition failed. The court’s ruling ends the spring controversy in favor of the attorneys.
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Circuit Court
McNair
Parrott
Common Pleas
Spring
Ada Crane wedding described in Bethel society notes
The Bethel column covers the Ada Crane wedding to Calvin Bratton, with attendees from Clermont, Cincinnati, Amelia, and Georgetown. It notes the ceremony by Rev. Alex Dunn, a collation, and a Columbus wedding tour, followed by various social visits and county records of expenses and services.
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Ada Crane
James M. Crane
Calvin Brat
Johnson & Watson
John Robinson
Mary Milner
Will
R. D. Atchley
Jos. Marshall
County Enginer Board
Chas. Miller
Alonzo Cornell
Rust & Dooley
Childrens’ Home
Ida May Stiles Frank Ub
Wright Sprague
Henry Harlow
Jackson Township
Knauer & Kidd
Batagiam
Maham
Chillicothe Turnpike
Williamsburg Township
F. J. Stahl
Soldiers Relief
Frenk White
Same
L. D. Witham
Clermont Courier
J. F. Rapp
Armacost & Clark
Big Indian Bridge
M. Prince
W. H. Dunn
Cincinnati
DeGarmo
Hamlet
Elizabeth Crane
Holly
C. M. Hopper
Fruit All
John Wagaman
Henings’ Mills
Regina Theis
Georgetown
Cora Rader
Amelia
Nellie McCormick
L. A. Washburn
Alexander Dunn
Will Mulloy
J. Patton
J. C. Bratton
Clark Bratton
Florence Bratton
Nellie Brat- 400Ton
Fred Jernegan
Chis
Bragdon
George Hibbets
Will Harris
Sarah Dunn
John Kell
H. B. Shutte
Janie Elleberg
Anna Taylor
Columbus
George Cramer
Eon
Ike
Cin
Cinnati
Malisya Stahl
Abbie Towne
Lena Turner
Marathon
Miles Henninger
Lissa
Muncie
Indiana
Mary Louise Crosby
Chas
Davis
Will Jones
Forestville
Will Wolf
Walter Thomas
Friends
Dr. Hetrick
Henry Frost
Ada Scott
Nannie Page
Emma Hill
Amelia village notes and local updates in brief
About 40 colored workers employed by Suburban Traction occupy a camp north of the sub-station near the village center. Controversy swirls over outsourcing jobs to foreign colored labor, leaving white residents idle. Elocutionist Sadie Snow Sherman entertained at the town hall. William Fagin and family moved from the Hotel Hesse to the city. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dial of Bridgeport, Conn., visit Mrs. Dial’s parents. W. B. Woodruff takes a post on the Swing road electric line. Eugenia Lease opens a music and elocution school in the township building. B. Walte and CO. Kearna attended Georgetown fair. B. L. Barris of Cincinnati visited friends. Ed Mehl of Williamsburg visited his parents. Maud Lewis of Hamersvilleville visited friends. Bataday noted. cigar ad for Judge Swing five cents.
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Amelia
Interurban and Terminal Co
Sadie Snow Sherman
Marion
William Fagin
Hesse
W. F. Dial
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Eugenia Lease
B. Walte
CO. Kearna
Georgetown
B. L. Barris
Cincinnati
Ed Mehl
Williamsburg
John Mehl
Maud Lewis
Hamersvilleville
Bataday
Ro udebus h Sued Receiver Appointed for Traction Promoters
A suit in Elyria seeks a receiver for the Cincinnati Milford and Eastern Traction Company. W. F. Roudebush and W. F. Medaris face claims of stock padding and excessive legal fees. Promoters Ellis Chamberlain and others are alleged to have obtained unearned cash and bonds. Judge Welber appoints C. C. Washburn as receiver.
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Elyria
Wade H. Ellis
William F. Medaris
Cincinnati
George M. Chamberlain
W. F. Roudebush
Batavia
Cincinnati, Milford & Eastern Traction Company
W. B. Thompson
Lorain
Thompson
Ellis
Medaris
Ells
Chamberlain
Roudebush
Milford
Welber
C.C. Washburn
Clermont Wins Temperance Banner At Canton Convention
Clermont County W C T U earned the state L L L banner for largest membership gain and led in sending out boquete. Edenton W C T U received state banner for flower mission work. Anna Quinby named state L L L secretary. Matella Doughman state superintendent of Sunday school work. A Fort Wayne dispatch says John Kaufman, once of the county, faces trouble over multiple marriages and is jailed after a divorce from Lena Kaufman.
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Canton
Clermont County
W.C.T.U
Edenton
Anna Quinby
Matella Doughman
Quinby
Fort Wayne
Indiana
John Kaufman
Lena Kaufman
Felicity
Kaufman
Miamisburg
Minnie Phillips
Missionary Meeting of Milford Woman's Society
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Milford M E church met October 6 in the lecture room. Mrs Hill retires as president after organizing the auxiliary in 1881. E D Haynes elected active president with new vice presidents and secretaries. Members totaled 43 auxiliary, 3 honorary. standard bearers 18, honorary 20. little light bearers 22.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
E. D. Haynes
Lesoard
Bradley Robertson
Sutton
C. L. Greene
F. M. Gatoh
Maggie Christopher
Cora Sanford
D. K. Harvey
Anna Hill
Remarkable Franksville Cure for Female Weakness
Mrs. Louis Markison of Franksville reports recovery after using Dodds Kidney Pills for long standing female weakness. She credits the remedy with relief from painful symptoms and confirms it as the best medicine she has known.
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Franksville
Wis
Louis Markison
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