Debauchery of Ballot Buyin Brice Campaign Cash in Ohio
A New York Adver tiser dispatch outlines alleged large scale Democratic fundraising to influence Ohio politics. It cites sums totaling 355000 dollars shipped from New York to Ohio for Brice and Campbell campaigns, with further plans to fund the Legislative ticket and county efforts including Hamilton Clermont and other counties. The piece calls the scheme a wholesale effort to buy the state and sway voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican Journal
Tammany
Columbus
Campbell
Ohio
Brice
Hamilton County
Clermont
City Council Fire Safety Circular Urges Chimney Checks
Timely warning from the council committee on chimneys and flues urges citizens to inspect and repair chimneys and flues due to drought and fire risk. Advice covers gasoline use, burning leaves, and keeping water buckets ready for firefighting. calls every man to respond at fire alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convent Dent
Council
M. Linpsary
Frank Knauer
Gronae A
Kern
All Powerful People Call for Burying Brice Under Indignant Ballots
A Democratic editor from Sandusky denounces Brice as a corrupt boodler who pushed Ohio wool onto the free list. He urges voters to leverage the all powerful people to weed out Brice and bury him alive under a cloudburst of indignant ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Dunn
The
Union
Sandusky
Brice
American Republic
Fire at Loveland Destroyed Homes and Church
Loveland suffered a major fire last week that consumed the ice and slaughter house of Rowan & Son the Methodist church and five dwelling houses. The town used its steam fire apparatus to fight the blaze while help from Morrow was canceled. Main losers include Dr. L N Bishop Frank Rich and Rowan & Son with an estimated total loss near 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Rowan & Son
Morrow
L. N. Bishop
Frank Rich
Ice
Methodist Church Society
Union Band Concert at Euclid Public Hall Features Local Groups
The first monthly concert by Eureka and Olive Branch cornet bands and Euclid military band drew a large audience at Euclid public hall Glen Rose. The Amelian mandolin club toured numbers with Miss Cecile Hulick and Miss Annabelle Bundy delivering recitations and solos. Concise program listed across two parts includes band numbers, mandolin performances, and recitations. Insurance losses from a Wednesday fire are itemized with companies named. fires in Loveland followed, likely incendiary. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a health aid.
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Prof
Dial
Eureka
Olive Branch
Euclid
Euclid Public Hall
Glen Rose
Amelian Mandolin Club
Cecile Hulick
Annabelle Bundy
Amelia Mandolin Club
Miss Bundey
Maggie
Manhattan Beach
Moellenkamp
John Cummins
Albert Hill
George Grear
Mrs. Gibson
Cooper
Dayton
American
Royal
Michigan
Loveland
Nine Months Trade Figures Stir Democratic Debate
A lengthy review of nine months of U S foreign trade shows exports at 546 427 889 and imports at 600 863 122 in 1895 versus 562 288 257 and 508 590 042 in 1894, revealing a net loss of 113 253 448 and a reduced gold balance of 15 860 868. The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican fiscal records and cites a sensational court anecdote about Mrs Mary K Proctor and attorney Dillon B Wilson amid a local suit over an 85 dentist bill.
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Iss
Courier
Mary K. Proctor
The
Lebanon
Poison Plot Against Britton Bloodhounds Foiled
A stranger attempted to poison Britton's bloodhounds in Brown County. Britton sprang from sleep, fired at the retreating figure, then returned inside through frostbitten conditions while the pack remained guarded. The visitor was unrecognized and believed to be a stranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Brown
Highland
Clermont
Mr. Britton
Solomon
Mr. B
Attorneyes
Pockets to Democracy’s Cheap Clothing Ban Ohio Farmers Aid
A 1892 93 tariff note cites British wool imports under McKinley protection as harming farmers while urging votes for Campbell Brice in Ohio. It recalls 1888 Illinois law penalizing unauthorized G A R button wear and cites Williamsburg post urging publication of the act stating a misdemeanor with fines or jail for wearing the badge to obtain aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
England
United States
Campbell, Brice & Co
Ohio
Williamsburg Post
Grand Army of the Républic
Grand Army of the Republic
Bushnell At Batavia Rally Draws Huge Republican Crowd
A crowded Batavia City Hall hosted General Bushnell and allies General Jones Col. James H. Hoyt and Judge Hulick. The march from Hillsboro formed a long parade led by the Batavia band. Bushnell delivered a forceful, eloquent speech followed by Jones and Hoyt, drawing high praise and lasting memory as the county’s finest night meeting.
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City Hall
Bushnell
General Jones
James H. Hoyt
Judge Hulick
Hillsboro
Walker House
Batavia Band
Hulick
Col. Hoyt
Cleveland
Ohio
Ingersol
Farmers Institute urged for Clermont county meetings
Read partial letter from a Clermont county farmer praising the Batavia and Mt. Carmel institutes. It cites Prof. Hunt’s lectures, calls for farmer cooperation, and quotes Henry Clews and Senator Brice on agricultural progress and wool on the free list, noting losses to Ohio farmers.
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Clermont
Courier
Batavia
State Board of Agriculture
Clermont County
Mt. Carmel
J T. F. Hunt
State University
Henry Clews
Two Mob Leaders Killed At Tiffin Jail Lynching Attempt
A mob of about 500 attacked the Tiffin jail last Saturday night aiming to lynch Martin who had killed the Tiffin marshal. Sheriff and deputies fired, killing leaders Henry Mitchler and Chris Motz. the prisoner was moved to Fairmount. Also notes Weather Bureau bunting and various local notices including a lecture, church closure, and a farm sale with stocks and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Martin
Henry Mitchler
Chris Motz
Fairmount
Purchase of Short Horns From Richmond and Lexington Sales
Messrs. W. E. and Milton Roudebush, noted short horn enthusiasts, attended the Richmond and Lexington cattle sales. At Richmond the Moberry herd stock, prize winners at the world’s fair, supplied fine animals. Milton Roudebush bought a promising young bull to join Clermont’s herd, further advancing one of the state’s largest collections. Numerous purchases by fanciers nationwide yielded high prices reflecting quality stock.
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Messrs. W
Milton Roudebush
Richmond
Lexington
Kentucky
Milt Rondebush
Clermont
Trepanning on Tom Perkins After Monday Night Blow
Last week a trepanning operation was performed on Tom Perkins a young colored man after Skeet Davis struck him on Monday night Eight bone fragments were removed exposing the brain and the skull cracked in three places Officials report Perkins recovery as doubtful Davis reportedly fainted upon learning of the victim s condition Official ballots to be delivered to presiding judges in Batavia on Friday November 1 for township elections Ayer s Sarsaparilla ad promotes radical health changes for nervous and physical energy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Perkins
Skeet Davis
Perkina
Davis
Campbellism as Ohio Governor Record Attacked by Democrat
A Springfield News letter from A Life Long Democrat denounces Jim Campbell as a poor governor and Wall Street speculator who lost debts, took the pauper's oath, and allied with Calvin Brice. It argues sincere Ohio Democrats should oppose Campbell in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heeler
Calvin
Brice
Bushnell
Campbell
Ohio
Springfield Breweries
Hamilton Breweries
Wall Street
New York City
Commonwealth
Jim
Entertainment at Perintown Delights County
A charming evening at the Perintown school hall features music readings and a one act Kafferklatsch performed by Clermonters under Miss Emma B. Combs of Owensville. The event on Monday evening November 8 promises refined entertainment and polished performances.
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Kafferklatsch
Perintown
Emma B. Combs
Owensville
Combs
A Little Conductor Born in Red Bank Household
Mrs Charles Hall of Red Bank presented her husband a handsome boy baby. The father, passenger and transportation agent on the Queen and Crescent route, is very proud. The infant will likely receive free transport mainly at night until he can run a train. Mrs Hall is a Williamsburg lady and Charley Hall a popular Clermont man.
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Charles@. Hall
Red Bank
Queen and Crescent
Hall
Williamsburg
Charley
Farmer injured when wagon wheel runs over leg near Perintown
Anthony Kloman of Santam was badly hurt last night near Perintown. While driving a team with heavy poles he was thrown when the horses shyed, and the wagon wheel passed over his leg, breaking the pelvic bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Kloman
Santam
Perintown
Notable Nuptials Tie Sutherland Daughter to Medaris
The marriage of Miss Lida Sutherland to Charles F. Medaris occurs today in Wyoming. Medaris, son of Dr. Medaria, is a former Batavia book department manager at Standard Publishing. The bride, well known in Batavia, is the youngest daughter of Dr. Sutherland, former pastor of the MBE church. They will reside in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida
W. H. Sutherland
Wyoming
Charles F. Medaris
Medaria
Standard Publishing Company
Batavia
Sutherland
M. BE
Foreclosure suits headline Milford B and L Co case load
Milford B and L Co v Evans and wife and other foreclosure actions appear in court filings including Benjamin F Erte vs the Village of Love land with a claim amount of 908 dollars and other foreclosures involving William Alexander and wife. A separate note mentions rumors of a Corbett Fitziimon fight with Arkansas Governor Clarke asserting state dignity despite possible private bout plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford B. & L. Co
John M. Evans
Benjamin F. Erte
Loveland
George L. Swing
Ann E. Archer
William Alexander
Corbett-Fitziimons
Clarke
Arkansas
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Campbells
Cler
Mont
Tuile
Simmons
Pilla
Laura Y
Uralg
Eilenburg
Florida
Withameyle
Union Band
Brownies
Liberty Bell
Amnomgor
Mandolin Club
Brea Miss Bundey Milas
Hood
Britton’s Bloodhounds
Midnight Maraud
Ayer
Farmers’ Institute
Nent Agriculturist
Oino
Senator Brice
Batavia Signal Service
Cowen
Government Weather Bureau
Ds A. Lowe
Cincinnati
Avia
Thia
Lowera
Bella's
Presbyterian Church
Kansas
Goshen
Charles Fagley
Bethel
Roast Campbell
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