Why the Democratic Ticket Should Be Defeated in Clermont County
A local political tract argues the Democratic county ticket is controlled by a ruling ring in public buildings. It claims the old guard was removed at the convention, warns Democrats to reject the ticket to reclaim independence, and notes pledges to future candidates three years ahead. Also reports on tobacco prices and market timing for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Board of Commissioners
Democratic Board of Commissioners
Columbus
Galen Cline
H. L. Nichols
Tobacco Trust
Brown County
Grand jury returns multiple bills from session
The grand jury sat four days and heard over two hundred witnesses, returning 11 bills naming Riley Workman for rape in two counts, W Bhoemaker for rape, Orthello Fox for indecent assault, Ideeheady for assault, Karl Borne for assault, Clary Larkin for murder, Mary Bowie for eight counts of violating liquor laws, Tor and W M Walter of Cincinnati for practicing medicine without a diploma. The white Capers were not edicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Workman
W. Bhoemaker
Orthello Fox
Ideeheady
Karl Borne
Clary Larkin
Mary Bowie
Tor
W. M. Walter
Cincinnati
Communion Table a Sacred Relict at Bryan Presbyterian
M Jamieson recalls the Bryan meeting remarks on the church communion table. The 40 year old Fishback family altar, partly made from a tree cut in 1819, has passed to the church and is used in all communion services. The speaker urges preserving the table's history and honoring the remembrance of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Brice R. Blair
Georgetown
Ohio
Batavia
Caroline Fishback
O. T. Fishback
Fishback
M. Jamieson
Silver Wedding of John Miller Celebrated With Gifts
Mr and Mrs John Miller observed their 23rd wedding anniversary on a sunny autumn day October 18. Guests arrived early for a feast prepared by the hostess and daughters while congratulations from relatives and friends were read, and many gifts of silver and china were exchanged including items from the Miller family and neighbors across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
H. Still
Mandl Hughes
G. L. Cline
Senator
Feeding for profits and by products in farming practice
The article compares by products such as gluten meal and cotton seed meal as nitrogen sources and discusses their cost and effectiveness for dairy and poultry rations. It notes dry spells affect soil moisture and germination and stresses moisture retention, weed control, and seed bed preparation. It also covers feeding impact on milk fat and egg production with emphasis on warm feed and mineral supplementation.
Bethel Hosts Large Attendance for C C T L Session 1899
The first day of the C C T L session for 1899 1900 met in Bethel with a large attendance and full teacher turnout. Rev Rader led devotionals, H C Altman welcomed attendees, and A T Marsh of Felicity spoke. Sessions featured papers by W S Gregg and Minnie Roudebusch, readings by C J Brooks, and notes on England. Williamsburg will host next in November with plans adjusted for train connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Institute
Rader
H. C. Altman
Bethel Schools
Pres. A. T. Marsh
Felicity
Allman
Williamsburg
D. Lee Fitzpatrick
W. 8.Codman
Norwood
England
Batavia
Sir Lamfal
Bethel Chorus Club
Marsh
Philippines policy rally voices support for expansion
A Chicago anti imperialist meeting is contrasted with President McKinley’s Manila policy. The piece argues the Philippines means duty and liberty, not conquest, urging national unity and support for the war effort while condemning opposition as aiding the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hartford
Atchinsons
Lentzs
Masons
McKinley
Philippines
Dewey
Manila Bay
Spain
Philpino
Polk
Congress
Democratic diseases and the rise of trusts
The essay frames the Democratic party as chronically diseased by opposition and trusts. It traces alleged affiliations, from Standard Oil via Henry C Payne and John R McLean to The Family Office Holding Trust and Continental Tobacco Company, criticizing Democratic origins and calling for harsh remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Henry C. Payne
Standard Oil Company
Thurman
Cincinnati
John R. McLean
Washington Gas and Light Company
Clermont County
City of
New York
Continental Tobacco Company
Kinney Heirs Named in Felicity Man’s Will
John Kinney of Felicity left real estate to John Webran and his brother Louis and to their sister Melissa Harmon. A fourth share goes to Melissa Kinney upon his wife’s death. Kinney’s Webran neighbors once farmed his lands near Olive Branch. He warns that industry and honesty outpace poverty and jail as the proper capital for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kinney
Felicity
John Webrm
Louis
Melissa Harmon
Melissa Kinney
Webran
Olive Branch
Liar or Lawmaker Confusion Over Clermont County Bill
A 1898 quarrel over Dr. Galen Cline and House Bill No. 644 argues the bill passed the House but died in the Senate. The Sun and Courier question motives, accuse a local misrepresentation, and compare Stivers Brown county action to Cline. The column labels the bill a pretense and laments political maneuvering in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stivers
House
Cline
Senate
Mr. Cline
Clermont County
the Sun
Stivers
Brown
Brown County
Clines
Dr. Cline
Sun
Family Trust
Courier
Galen Cline
Mr. Stiver
The
McKisson
Kline
General Assembly
Nan
Luvers
Jefferson
Chester Bordwell
Batavia
John Friend
John Iven
Township
F. W. Roudebuab
Stonelick
E. K. Titus
Williamsburg
Mr. Snyder
Tate
H. O. Purkbieer
Monroe
J. R Shaw
Ohio
James P. Duckwall
Pierce
A. D. Barrow
Union
P.S
H. L. Nichola
Fine cattle sale boosts Clermont County stockmen effort
Newtonville resident Q M Roudebush bought an imported short horn calf at I M Forbes sale in Henry Illinois. The dam sold for $800 and only two imported short horns remain in Ohio. Bordwell bought a highly pedigreed Jersey bull. Blood lines matter in beef and dairy, and farmers should value Clermont county stockmen of the better class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. M. Roudebush
Newtonville
I. M. Forbes
Henry
Illinois
Scotland
Ohio
Bordwell
Clermont County
August to September exports surge to record gains
The figure shows September exports at 110,437,685 compared with August 104,618,496, signaling a strong rise. If the momentum continues, the fiscal year ending June 20, 1000 may reach 2.5 billion in exports, driven largely by farm produce benefiting all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vustoorense
Bantam Democrat Questions Dr Cline Salary Bill Motives
A Bantam Ontario editorial questions Dr Galen Cline’s effort to pass a salary bill for county officers, arguing the outcome and motives, noting the Senate defeat and suggesting political pressure and honesty in government. It criticizes party dynamics and urges accountability from Cline and supporters.
Judge Nash Narrowly Missed Stop At Amelia Station
About 200 people gathered at Amelia station on the C G P H R to greet Judge George K Nash Ohio’s upcoming governor. The train halted briefly then pulled away amid cheers as an official’s nerves caused the delay. The crowd believed a handshake was possible before Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Station
George K. Nash
Ohie
Georgetown
Clermont County
Amelia
Miners of Ohio Prosper on Large Production Rise
From Hazeltine's 1898 state mine report the index shows 155 mines and 2517 workers in 1897, with total output 18,448,892 tons. The gain to 1908 surpasses 1897 by about 1,000,318 tons, while wages and employment rise 10 to 26 percent, not due to McLean's influence. Durham Thomas Eclectic Ointment is advertised alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazeltine
BOT Oy
Ceee Ees
Irit Wieee
Ciee
McLean
Williamsburg Woman's Relief Corps Visit to Hillsboro
On last Thursday 31 members of the Williamsburg W R C traveled to Hillsboro. They were met at the depot by the Hillsboro corps with carriages, were driven to the hall, and a sumptuous repast was served before resuming their business for the May. The report praises the Williamsburg corps and notes their best efforts for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil-lameburg
Open Letter to Sabbath School Workers of Clermont County
An open letter from Loveland Ohio in October 1899 urges Sabbath school workers across Clermont County to share plans and progress. The note announces Rev Joseph Clark as new county field captain, urges annual conventions, asks pastors’ cooperation, and calls for subscriptions to Sabbath School Worker. It references finances, debt, and upcoming Batavia convention in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath School Workers
Clermont County
Loveland
Joseph Clark
Columbus
Marion Lawrence
Brother Clark
Ohio
A. H. Cross
Naeby
Toledo
Carer
Egelr
G. M. Roudelusi
Newtonville
Wil
Batavia
ES. Gappiis
Stivers Bill Passage and Clerk Salaries in 1898 Ohio Dispute
A 1898 conflict between KE B Stivers and Dr. Galen Cline over House Bill No. 635 and county officer salaries in Brown and Clermont counties. The act set duties and pay for county officers, with Clermont salaries cited and Stivers credited with passage two days after House approval. The piece notes Democratic opposition and questions Cline's influence, urging disclosure of side facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Cline
Clive
Brown County
Ohio
General Assembly
Stivers
House
Senate
Clermont County
Mhar Ciaeps
Atttorney
Commifestonera Oo
Galen Clive
Prosperity At CGP and Von R R B Stockholders’ Meeting
At the annual stockholders and directors meeting of the CG P and Von R R B held Wednesday a financial statement showed gross earnings of 289 718 07 for the year ending June 30 1899 with operating costs 220 848 86 and net earnings 72 860 81. Interest and taxes were 29 950 the net earnings rose 25 119 26 over the prior year or 58 percent.
Presbyterian youths host Mt Carmel church octal night
The Mt Carmel Presbyterian youth group plans an entertainment and octal at the Grange hall on Saturday evening October 28. A Mundolin club from Cincinnati will perform the mosaic. All are warmly invited. Admission ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Carmel
Grange Hall
Mundolin Club
Cinelonath
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Aguinaldo
Mr. Silver
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Bantam Democrat
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D. Thomas
Williamsburg W. R Cc
Hillsboro
KE. B. Stivers
Assembly
CG. P
von. R
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