Kentuckians vow militia amid unrest and education plans
The Clermont Courier reports Kentucky unrest prompting gubernatorial militia talk. A Cincinnati School physician plan is discussed with Prof Dyer doubting expense. Kentucky rail and night schools urged. Ohio River Improvement Association pursues a nine foot channel for Clermont with Congress expected to fund.
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Cincinnati
Dyer
Ohio River Improvement Association
Clermont
Congress
Overcoming Dangers Noted, Accusations Rejected as Highway Robbery
The speaker argues against the idea that Dr. Cook is falsifying his achievements for blubber reputation. He says such a man would not seek a liar's mouth and values companionship over theft of neighbors' honors. He asserts a war may be tolerated but not highway robbery.
Questionable Eskimo Testimony Undermines Peary Claim
A critic argues that a man of Peary's stature should not levee serious charges against a neighbor based on the testimonies of a few ignorant Eskimos who cannot distinguish an iceberg from a polar bear. The critic calls the testimony unsupported and an insult to public intelligence.
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Peary
Movement to Rename Hamilton County to Cincinnati County
A proposal to rename Hamilton County Cincinnati County is discussed. The piece argues the counties and city prosper as they are and warns against altering names. It notes potential future demands to rename Ohio and extend into Kentucky after infrastructure gains.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Yorktown Recalls Cornwallis Surrender on 128th Anniversary
A historical reflection from Yorktown Virginia marks the 128th anniversary of Cornwallis surrender to Washington. The piece notes Yorktown as a quiet field where the famed event occurred and frames it as a symbol of national prosperity and reverent celebration. It also briefly comments on Provident Taft’s southern western tour in plain dress.
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Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Washington
Pan
America
Europe
Provident Taft
Alvo
Dragon
Americans Prefer Their Own Pageantry Over European Customs
The article contrasts American salutes and cordial greetings with European royal display. It notes President Diaz wore gold lace and was guarded by troops while President Taft appeared in a plain frock suit. It argues Americans view their methods as superior despite international differences.
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White House
Europe
Diaz
Mexico
Taft
International Bridge
el Paso
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
The Milford Building and Loan Company sues John M. Evans and others to marshal liens. D W Murphy represents the plaintiff. Sarah Catherine Glenn sues John E Glenn for injunction divorce and alimony with Murphy and Max Levy representing the plaintiff. Myrtle L Fritz sues Walter W Fritz for alimony and injunction with Murphy and Smith Hawks representing the plaintiff.
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Common Pleas Court
Janoz Davis
Milford Building & Loan Co
John M. Evans
D.W. Murphy
Plaintiff
Sarah Catherine Glenn
John E. Glenn
D. W. Murphy
Max Levy
Myrtle L. Fritz
Walter W. Fritz
Murphy and Smith & Hawks
Probate Court and Appointments Report
Walter Wartian of Summit and Eva Malott of Afton receive marriage license notices. Charles Maham is appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph Maham, deceased.
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Juroe Walker
Walter Wartian
Summit
Eva Malott
Afton
Charles Maham
Joseph Maham
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Local Office
Recorder's Office lists transfers including Bethel Board of Education new parcel from First National Bank and multiple quit claim deeds and lot transfers in Bethel, Loveland, Isabel and Boston with nominal fees. Several buyers acquire parcels ranging from 1 to 78 acres with amounts listed as $1 or $500.
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Recorder's Office
O L. Paas
First National Bank
Bethel
Bethel Board of Education
H. Wiltsie Et al
Sallie E. Hopper
Ella J. Scott
David F.lady
Miller W. Fagley
Wm. Johnston
John W. Beach
James H. Collier
Pt. Isabel
Hugh McNair Sr
L. W. Phillips
Dr. J. P. Allen
Wm. L. Altman
Wil Hamsaburg
Harry 8. Anderson
Daniel Donnelly Jr
Loveland
Wm. J., Avey
Frank BE. Haines
Louis
Foley's Honey and Tar Clears the Air and Sore Throats
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy to soothe irritated throats relieve obstinate coughs and heal inflamed lungs officials warn to accept only genuine products in the yellow package sold at Bann's Poormacy.
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Foley
Bann’s Poormacy
The Modern Girl At Home
Two polite girls invite a visiting woman to tea to discuss youthful interests. In a stylish studio one girl admits smoking in defiance of parental rules while a second presents a perfumed cigar, revealing differing attitudes toward rebellion and self-expression.
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Stella
Clock Struck Thirteen Reveals Hidden Truth
A nervous man buys timepiece checks its strike. Jeweler confirms the clock tolls thirteen instead of twelve. The shopper, relieved, believes the family suspicions were correct and opts to have it repaired.
Bread Seed and Pigeon Seed Teachings in City School
A New York City classroom discussion reveals pupils insist seeds are named by street habits. A girl corrects the teacher saying what she calls bread seed is wheat and pigeon seed is not corn, but is the yellow pigeon seed commonly used in her block.
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New York
The Blot on His Past
A woman confronts her fiancé about a hidden past and pleads for confession before marriage. He admits a two month stamp flirtation with another girl, seeking mercy to begin their married life without a shadow.
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Bessie
New Yorkers Face Dissent Over Fresh Cold Storage Foods
The piece notes New Yorkers have grown desensitized to strange cold storage products and stale hotel chicken. It contrasts this with the idea that a truly fresh broiler or egg would feel strong and aggressive to the palate, suggesting evolving tastes in urban dining.
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New York
I’ll Pay with Style, Not Color of Money
A loud figure declares willingness to buy good by saying I’ll pay an l0. A quieter man replies he prefers to judge by departure style, not money color. The exchange hints at a tense encounter about payment and dignity.
Examinations Schedule for Teachers Under Patterson Law
Notice lists monthly teacher examinations on the first Saturday starting September. Examinations under the Patterson Law are set for the third Saturday in April and the second Saturday in May. Officials include 8. 8. Bagby as president, D. B. Kirgan as vice president, and B. T. Davis as clerk.
Trains Arrive and Depart From Cincinnati Stations
Local trains Nos 27 28 35 and 36 depart from the C L N E station at Court and Broadway. Through trains Nos 24 and 26 run daily to Roanoke Richmond Norfolk and points via the Norfolk and Western Railway. Pullman sleepers operate Cincinnati to Lynchburg Va on train No 24.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Cincinnati
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Railway
Lynchburg
Sardinia Rail Connection Changes with Hillboro Line
Train service notes a daily connection between Sardinia and Hillboro with Sunday exception. The message references percentage figures and names Beville and Ve Division, indicating a general pass arrangement and department note.
Tax rates announced for Clermont County 1909 assessment
Treasurer I J B Turner of Clermont County Ohio lists the statewide mill levy imposed on each dollar of property listed for taxation for the tax year 1909 in Batavia Ohio. The notice specifies the per dollar tax rates by owed millage within the county.
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Amelia
Seid
Batavia
Ohio
I. J. B. Turner
Clermont County
Clermont County Treasurer BaTAvia Notice October 1909
I B Turner treasurer of Clermont County Ohio publishes notice dated October 20 1909 regarding BaTAvia tax or financial matter. The record lists name and official title with location and date.
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Batavia, Onto
I B. Turner
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
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