Lands Lates Vetoes on Widow of Ohio Soldier
Veterans urged to prepare vetoes after President Cleveland vetoed House Bill No. 5334 granting a pension to Sally Ann Bradley, widow of Thomas J. Bradley, a Civil War private. The report notes her poverty, four sons’ sacrifices, and asks Congress to pass relief despite the veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Sally Ann Pradley
Sally Ann Bradley
Thomas J. Bradley
Twenty-fourth
Ohio
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Congress
Mr. Cleveland
Sallie Ann Bradley
Grover Cleveland
National Tribune
Commercial Gazette
Protection and party switches spark 1888 election talk across states
Legislators and prominent Democrats from New Jersey New York Indiana Ohio and other areas announce support for Harrison and Morton citing protectionist policy. Voters including Frank Hunt Albert Weber Col George Watson and Earl Logan switch from free trade to Republican ranks as campaign nerves rise.
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New York
Frederick S. Barnum
Putman County
Harrison
Morton
Pulaski Perrin
Danville
Ill
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Indiana
Earl Logan
Logan, Farrel & Sons
Seventeenth Ward
Brooklyn
Harrison and Morton
Logan
Democratic
Canfield
Morris County
N. J
Henry C. Lea
Philadelphia
Mr. Cleveland
Independent
Lea
Cleveland
William C. Watson
Ohio
East Liverpool
Hoadley
Wm. McKinley
Congress
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
W. R. Merrian
Ignatius
Europe
Clermont County Medical Society Holds Quarterly Meeting
The Clermont County Medical Society met at the Court House in Batavia on October 17 with sixteen members present. Dr. A. Morris of Goshen spoke on Therapeutical Use of Alcohol, Dr. F. E. Hill of Neville discussed Malaria, Dr. P. Kennedy on Typhoid Fever, Dr. T. A. Mitchell on Antifebrine, and a Bemology discussion led by Dr. Brown of Hillsboro. Attending physicians included Bennett Withamaville, Mitchell Owensville, Mullen New Richmond, Medaris Owensville, Redrow Williamsburg, Andrew Goshen, Brown Hillsboro, and N. S. and F. E. Hill Neville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the County Medical Society
Court House
Bennett
A. Morris
Goshen
F. E. Hill
Neville
P. Kennedy
T. A. Mitchell
Owensville
Brown
Hillaboro
C. Bennett
Withamaville
T. J. Mullen
New Richmond
L. H. Medaris
Redrow
Williamsburg
Andrew
Hillsboro
Dra. N. 8
Laurel
Unclear Medical Patent Claim From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text cites a skin treatment with claims to cure various conditions including fever sores and skin eruptions at a generic promoter. The passage poorly preserves names, locations, and intent, offering no verifiable dosage, ingredients, or authority. Suitable record notes ambiguous advertisement language without proven medical claims.
Tariff praised as protection for workers and industrial growth
A speaker defends tariffs, arguing they uplifted his people from poverty, provided homes and schools, lowered consumer prices through healthy industry stimulation, and allowed fair wages. He notes Democrats in his region share this view.
Death by Self Destruction of Peter Resinger
Peter Resinger a 24 year old German citizen of Felicity killed himself with a 22 revolver at his father Michael Resinger’s residence on Monday evening. He left a group of friends around 9 PM and, after entering the house, shot himself to death. Family strife is rumored to have contributed to the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Resinger
Felicity
Michael Resinger
Death of Marmaduke Shannon Former Vicksburg Leader
The St Louis Post Dispatch reports Marmaduke Shannon died at his Vicksburg home on the 16th inst. A Pennsylvania native, he moved to Mississippi in 1827, published the Vicksburg Register and the Whig, led anti gambling actions in the 1880s, and spent later years in retirement. He leaves a widow, three daughters, and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Marmaduke Shannon
Vicksburg
Miss
Clermonters
Shannon
Monroe Township
Courier
E. R. Shannon
K. A. Coombs
Rebecca McMurchy
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Sargent S. Prentiss
Thomas Morris
Thomas Mount
Emma Crutcher
Alice Shannon
Reward Offered for Ohio Fish and Game Violations
H. S. Hulick, Fish and Game Warden for Clermont county, offers 25 dollars to the first person causing arrest and conviction of violators under Ohio fish and game laws. Prohibitions cover quail, squirrels, woodcock, pheasants, prairie chickens, and ducks hunting outside designated seasons, plus Sabbath guns, trapping rules, and bird nesting protections. Notify Hulick in Batavia, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulick
Clermont County
State of
Ohio
Williamsburg Social Roundup and Local Notes
Williamsburg hosts visits from families including Mrs. Irene Walker and Miss Kate Pollock while local Republicans and Democrats engage in activity. The I O C F Angola Lodge held a memorial service with Rev. Burnwell speaking. A tea party honored two married daughters and the infant of Mrs. William Leonard is ill. The Williamsburg cornet band impressed locals with two serenades and a talented teen leader. Mr and Mrs Jordan hosted guests from Ross County.
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Williamsburg
Velma Hardin
Irene Walker
Zeke Pollock
Kate Pollock
Chicago
I. 0. C. F. Angola Lodge
Rev
Burnwell
New Richmond
James Frazier
Lizzie Harlow
Trilla Pollock
William Leonard
Jordan
Ross County
Local Buyers Purchase Improved Use of Machinery
Residents near Bantam including Porter Crane 0. B. Montjar John Zugg John R. Morse Mrs Violet McCorm Mrs Minnie Emmons and Mrs Elizabeth Henderson bought improved ager and machines from E Marshall the Hamlet agent.
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Bantam
E. Darshall
Hamlet
Porter Crane
Montjar
John Zugg
John R. Morse
Violet McCorm
Minnie L. Emmons
Elizabeth Henderson
Grand Meeting of Clermont Teachers Association at New Richmond
The Clermont County Teachers Association met at New Richmond Town Hall last Saturday with 65 active and 19 honorary members. President G W Witham announced Batavia as the next meeting site for December 3 with exams on physiology for certificated teachers and a reminder that after January 1 1889 certificates lacking physiology would be illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Witham
Clermont County Teachers’ Association
Town Hall
New Richmond
Warner
M. E. Church
J. W. Linning
Fannie Dimmitt
Turnipseed
Moscow
Anna Logan
Association of the Press
H. J. Jalick
F. E. Swing
Honary
Supt. Dial
Eugene Dial
A. E. Allen
Chaldea
W.S. Strickland
Fridman
Emily
McKinney
H. S. Hulick
C.J. Swing
Batavia
Cherry Grove
J. 8. Hulick
Charles A. Calhoun
A. H. Lockwood
Nicholsville
F. L. Donovan
Neville
Brazier
F. M. Robinson
Amelia
D. A. McCollum
Bantam
E. A. Simmerman
Felicity
Emma Bredwell
Bethel
Helen M
T. Dial
Cora Griffis
Emma Halterfield
Hannah Gable
G. W. Felter
Eva Robb
Lizzie Conner
Emma Jones
Yallie Hartshorn
C. J. Swing
Mt. Holly
Kate Hulick
Owensville
Bertha Dennison
Tabasco
Carry Avey
D. Richards
Mt. Carmel
John Pronin
Branch Hill
Maurice Denham
F. C. English Lindale
Isabel
Wes. Doughty
Mayme Robinson
Rhoda Welch
H. Glaze
Lizzie Short
Locust Corner
8. Shepherd
G. W. Wishard
Lindale
Flora Beck
Anna Porter
Mary Flanegan
Mayme Sturges
Bertha Simmons
Laurel
Frank Lush
Local social notes and visits across Windsor area
H R Moberly of Windsor hosts Anna Sargent last week. Prof Charles Porter and wife from Tabasco visit with Mrs Porter's parents. Mrs Betty Grey and Miss Anna Fee visit Mr and Mrs Charles Manning. Mrs John Riley of New Richmond visits relatives here. Miss Anna Fagley recovers from typhoid and can go out. Mrs Charles Collins and son from Hillsboro depart after week with William Metzgar family. Friends honor Mrs George Layfield with surprise birthday party and gifts. Mrs Dr Thompson visits Cincinnati. Teachers attend C C T Association in New Richmond. Funeral for Joel Corner held at Baptist church Sunday at 10:30 with Rev E R Hera officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Moberly
Windsor
Ilinois
Anna Sargent
Charles Porter
Tabasco
Porter
Pemberton
Betty Grey
Anna Fee
Crab
Charles Manning
John Riley
New Richmond
Anna Fagley
Charles Collins
Hillsboro
William Metzgar
Mis
George T. Layfield
Dr. Thompson
Cincinnati
Massac
C, C, T. Association
Joel Corner
Baptist Church
E.R Hera
Piles and Swayne's Ointment Promised Relief
The notice touts Swayne's Ointment as a cure for itching piles with moisture and night itching. It claims it stops itching and bleeding, heals ulcers, and removes tumors in most cases, available from Dr. Swayne & Son in Philadelphia or by mail for 0 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Loveland Lays Corner Stone of New Town Hall in Rain
In Loveland last Thursday a large ceremony marked the laying of the corner stone for the new town hall. Bonds approved earlier funded a 12450 contract to Frank Whitney of Springfield for a building housing town hall council chamber mayor's office prison engine room and business room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Frank Whitney
Springfield
Emery Lodge
A. M
Broadway
Victor Lodge
K. of P
Grand Valley Lodge
C. F
Loveland Corner
New Town Hall
Second
Jackson Streets
America
J. H. Bromwell
G.M. J. H. Bromwell
G. M. J. H. Burg
W. H. P. Michie
Cincinnati
Hindman & Rowan’s Hall
James B. Swing
C.W.G
Speidel Infant Dies as Town Notices Blessings and Visits
Obituary notes the death of Eugene Speidel at nearly 15 months with funeral held October 12. A Beechhurst reading circle meets October 25. Local society and church notices include weddings, fare changes on the L M railroad, visitors from Cincinnati and distant states, and civic clubs collecting hats for a Democratic club.
Reducing the Surplus and Dr King’s Discovery
The piece argues for reducing the U S Treasury surplus and promotes Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption as a preventative cure. It urges keeping a bottle handy for early symptoms such as cough cold sore throat chest or side pain with a guaranteed cure and mentions trial bottles at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Treasury
Dr. King
Edenton Notes From Fisherburg Area Visits and Local Updates
Edenton reports include visits by Zack Hoffman of Fishersburg and Henry Kalsay working in Evansville. Walter Dougaman attends Lebanon summer school. Mauie Chaney ill with typhoid fever as playmates await recovery. Grand Committee I C F O F meets Oct 27 inviting all Past Grand. Local renovations by Dr Norman and Bert Binkley. Band teacher J Diebold from Morrow. Henry Garrison visiting Patton family in Springfield Ohio. Various sickness and visits from Loveland Lebannon Belpre Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenton
Zack Hoffman
Fishersburg
Indiana
Henry Kalsay
Newton
Evansville
Walter Dougaman
Lebanon
Mauie
John
Jane Chaney
Grand Committee
I. C
P. G
Dr. Norman
Bert Binkley
J. Diebold
Tof Morrow
Henry Garrison
N.S. Patton
Springfield
Ohio
Lee Grimes
Loveland
Nora Doughman
Keziah Cramer
Jasper Pierce
W. Z. Sherman
Belpre, O
W.C. Sherman
Mt Carmel Social Notes and Church News
Misses Amelia Mellen Mary Day and Mable Johnson spent Sunday at Perrintown visiting Miss Grace Perin. Mrs Eva Bond has returned after visiting Patriot Indiana. Miss Jennie Forbes and Mrs Artemas Perin were guests of Dr Woodward and family. The Presbyterian church mission on Japan was successful. Rev Scoot of Dayton preaches at Mt Carmel M E church October 28 at 10 30 and Presbyterian at 7 30. Georgia Wilson and Jennie Forbes visited Amelia Lindale and Halington. Mrs Dora Arthur of Newtown visits Mt Carmel. Miss Alice Perdrizet returns after days with Miss Mell Hulick of Batavia. Rev Scoot is trying to start a public library in town.
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Dayton
M. E
Presbyterian Church
Georgia Wilson
Jennie Forbes
Amelia, Lindale
Halington
Dora Arthur
Newtown
Alice Perdrizet
Mell Hulick
Quarterly meeting at Moore's Fork notes and local visits
Sabbath attendance at Moore's Fork marks a good turnout. Major South and wife visited Monterey. Maud Williams ill with scarlet fever. Mrs J L McCollum and Miss Libbie Elston at the Centennial. Wood family returns from Indiana. M E Wood nursing a sore hand. Memorial services by I C C F at the M E church drew a large crowd despite bad weather, with Rev J F Burnett delivering an eloquent address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore’s Fork
Major South
Monterey
Maud
Albert Williame
J. L. McCollum
Libbie Elston
M. E. Wood
M. E
J. F. Burnett
Large funeral attendance marks service for Esquire John Slye
A large circle followed the remains of Esquire John Slye to Old Bethel for burial on Sunday. Guests from Missouri and Chattanooga joined locals for the ceremony, with Rev. Burnett giving an address. Daisy Kilgore, age thirteen, mourned at home in heavy rain as friends gathered for farewell. Married couple E. E. Idler and Love Read plan to reside in Cincinnati. Various visitors and sickness noted among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slye
Old Bethel
Harrison Slye
Missouri
R. C. Corbly
Chattanooga
Tennessee
A. J. Kilgore
Daisy
M.E
Mt. Pisgah
Ametia
Burnett
New Richmond Presbyterians Host Pleasant Clermontville Meeting
The New Richmond Presbyterian Church ladies hosted a cheerful gathering at Mrs. Link Fridman's home. Miss Lou Peddicord plans to return to Indianapolis this week. Miss Rena Moreton returns from Richmond Indiana visit, and Belle Fridman attended the C C T A in New Richmond Saturday. Rev J F Burnett elected Home Missionary by the Southern Ohio Christian Conference. Kate Hulick of Batavia visited Miss Rena Moreton Sunday. Flo Abbott of Cincinnati visiting her sister Mia, Henry Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Rena Moreton
Misa Flo Abbott
Cincinnati
Mia
Henry Clark
Our Candidate for President and Electric Bitters Endorsement
A political claim says the candidate will be nominated at the convention and elected by the people. An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for liver stomach and kidney troubles including malaria and headaches. Sold at W. R. Walker's Batavia and J. By Walker's Williamsburg for 50 cents and 1 dollar guaranteed satisfaction or refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Walker
Batagla
J. By Walker's
Williamsburg
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Frye
New Jersey
Schenevus
N. Y
Lima
Frank P. Hunt
Medina, N. Y
Albert Weber
Harrison and
George W. Watson
East Liverpoo
Col. M. Barclay
Washington D. H
Headley
Columbus
Jacob Quigley
Salamonte Township
Huntington County
John B. Hale
Carrollton
Hale
Forty-fourth Congress
William Sullivan
Richmond
Ontario County
Harrison, Morton
Protection
Cassius McKlhenney
Zimmerman
Green County
H. L. Morey
The
Clermont County Medical Society
Bucklen
Arnica Salya
Binger
Nilford
Henry Speidel
Eugene
Beechhurst Reading Circle
M. EF
Florence Gatch
James Seldon
P. B. Gatch
D. C. Vance
L. M
A.B. Applegate
Accomodation
J. M. Pattison Democratic Club
Apphia Robinson
Messrs
John McTomany
Frank Thurber
Wes Doughty
Teacher’ Association
John Heiser
Chile
Georgia Dial
Susie F. Penn
Sarah Perrine
Terrace Place
Charles Slade
T. P. White
T. L. Wyatt
Ed. Harding
Summerset
Ed. King
Leondas
Michigan
Caroline Hicks
H. K. Powell
Herman Glaze
Ella Day
Ludlow
Charles L. Doran
Fulton
Hartwell
Wyoming
Mattie Allison
Ironton
Charles Wolfe
Grace Irwin
Atlanta
Ho Bush’s
Newtonsville
George Wood and Son
Point Pleasant
E. E. Idler
Franklin
Love Read
N. S. Davis
Clara
Mary Queen
Henry Bushman
Maggie Sams
Willie
John Wiens
Ottis Bushman
Academy
Samuel Powers
Clermontville
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