Joseph Cox Nominated by Acclamation for Circuit Judge
Judge Joseph Cox is nominated by acclamation to the First Judicial Circuit seat covering Hamilton Butler Clermont Clinton and Warren counties. The convention praised his decades of service and ability. Cox has served as Hamilton County prosecuting attorney and judge in common pleas and circuit courts, with a notable ruling on election returns.
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Hamilton County
Mir Weitzel
Miller
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A. L. Whitney
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Sam Simmonds
Elrenlt
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Butler County
George Cox
First Judicial Circuit
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Butler
Clermont
Clinton
Warren
Hiram Cox
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
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L. G. Gaines
Miami University
Oxford
Thomas J. Strait
Cincinnati Law School
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House of Representatives
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C. A. White
Georgetown
David Tarbell
Messrs. Bayless
Adams
White
Brown
Adams County
Tarbell
Boston Four 88th Meeting Tops Series with Rich Exhibits
The Boston fair concluded its 38th annual session with a grand display of horticulture art and livestock. Attendance reached a record high with detailed notes on grounds, health, and prize winners including Sam Hazzard pacing, J. Knight injured, and Miss Emma Glancy among top entries.
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Association
Boston
Serenum
John Follet
Batavia
Floral Hall
W. A. Kain
Sam Hazzard
Williamsburg
Assignment of Ripley District Clergy to New Fields
The Ripley district assigns several reverend gentlemen to new fields, lists supernumeraries and superannuates, and notes appointments across Aberdeen Amelia Batavia Bethel Boston Newtonville Georgetown Laurel Manchester and other locations. Captain Simon Woods leaves saloon work for a fish and oyster venture, to applause from friends.
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Ripley
Aberdeen
Ann
Amelia Batavia
Bethel
Boston
Newtonville
Aoe
Chile
Decatur
Feesburg
DO Ore
Georgetown
Laurel
Manchester
Commissioners' Adjourned Session Reports Infirmary Bills
The board filed semi annual infirmary figures with inmate counts and discharges. Bills allowed include Prather Shaw Hardin Haywood Newton, transcript costs, and Roudebush road viewers. A Roudebush surplus distribution plan was approved for next annual settlement. Milford annexation proceedings face local opposition with decisions reserved for one week. Police note the disappearance of John L Barkley of Laurel during a banking visit. sensational speculation follows though relatives defend his conduct and finances.
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E. D. Prather
J. R. Shaw
O. Hardin
Alfred Haywood
G. L. Newton
Bridges
William Tudor
Grant Moore
Ss. McMath
Neville
G.H. Hill
J. F. Roudebush
Thomas Hare
B. F. Hitch
County Road
J. T. Ricker
G. IT. Hill
Walter Burke
William Page
F. M. Trees
Peter C. Smith
Milford
Milford Corporation
Madisonville Professor Fights Student Father
Professor Frank Dyer who had come to Madisonville to lead a local school discipline was assaulted by a boy's father after disciplining the boy. The mayor fined the aggressor fifty dollars and ordered thirty days in the workhouse. Batavians hail the mayor’s action while noting the boy’s punishment.
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Frank Dyer
Batavia
Madisonville
Neat chapel adds grace to Presbyterian church
A newly built rear chapel linked to the Presbyterian church with folding doors enhances the church grounds. It supports a growing Sunday school, Wednesday prayer meetings, and minor church offices. Built by M. Jamieson and the tireless work of the Ladies' Society, the project earns high praise.
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Presbyterian Church
M. Jamieson
Ladie
Editorial praise from a Clinton reporter on Bantam fair visit
Charley Browning of the Clinton Republican praises Clermont county compared with Clinton, noting the people are intelligent hospitable and noble while recalling his home area. A fire destroyed the Gleason barn at Neville at 4 am last week causing about 100 dollars in damage with partial insurance and incendiary suspicion.
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Charley Browning
Clinton Republican
Bantam
Clinton
Clermont
Clermont County
Gleason
Neville
Judicial Convention Nominates Tarbell Amid Riotous Scenes
At the Democratic Judicial Convention Tarbell received nomination by acclamation as disorder and riot unsettled proceedings.
Local Notables Attendances and Visits From Batavia Area
Henry and George Chatterton will attend school at Delaware. Mr Edward Idler and lady of Laurel were entertained by Major Temple. John Garland of Morrow visits his father Patrick Garland of Olive Branch. Mahlon McMurphy and wife of Washington DC are in Batavia as Mia 8 guests. Gi Norris Ex-Treasurer White and FR F Talley of New Richmond visited Batavia yesterday. Will Glenn of Cincinnati spent Sunday with his mother in Batavia. Misses Bertha and Vesta Bishop engage to be wed and depart for Oxford. Dr Laycock of Olive Branch summoned to Indianapolis to attend his wife who is ill there.
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McKeever
Blanchester
Walter Custer
Jim Crane
Bethel
Mollie Darling
Minor Swan
Little
Campbell
John Heizer
T. S. Simmerman
Samuel Morehead
Monterey
R. W. Lane
J. M. Paul
Glenn Este
Lebanon Normal
Davis
Hamilton
Mr. Little
Charles Highland
James Sparr
Benjamin Workman
William Golden
J. W. S Hill
South
Caesar
George Newton
O. Oskamp
Joe Bamber
George Marshall
Cincinnati
Williamsville
Indies
Emma Burkhardt
Pollock
J. W. Ducknall
J. W. Lane
P. W. Petard
Mahlon Marsh
L. H. Medaris
Alfred Marsh
Joseph Knight
Five Mile
Brown County
Williamsburg Township
Jackson
David Till
Elenor
Boston
Marathon
S. M. Ulrey
Owensville
W. H. Skiff
New York City
M. J. Swing
McKinney 2d
Moore
D. Smalley
Milford
David Kuglar
J. H. Barns
Lewis W. South
John Barns
George B. Wees
F. W. Roudebush
Thomas Marsh
New Richmond
Elkhart
Indiana
John Duckwall
Emma Glancy
Belfast
Amanda Felix
Plainville
John Miley
J. A. Paul
Boston Fair
John Fishback
Lady Blanner
William Roudebush
John Ferris
Crosswell Brothers
George Wood
Franklin Township
A.D. Raleigh
William Palme
J.G. Black
A.D. Maddox
Briges
Sugartree Ridge
Brown
Waynesville
Blue Creek
Centenary
Jacksonville
J. H. Middleton
Moorefield
Springfield
A.W. Spahr
Yellow Springs
George BR. Johnston
Loveland
Lucien M. Davis
Lynchburg
D. A. McColum
New Vienna
G.P. Bethel
South Lebanon
Maxwell P. Gaddis
Wesley Webster
R. A Arthur
W. F. Hines
J. W. Keely
W. N. Maxey
J. F. Conroy
W. B. Jackson
J. I. Taggart
Richard Brandritt
J. B. Ellsworth
Granville Moody
J. W. White
St. Marsh
N. H. Princes
W. Carey
T. J. Harris
W. Q. Shannon
Silas Bennett
J. Verity
John L Barkley
Laurel
Third National Bank
Tacoma
William Simmons
Water Street
St. Lawrence
Barkley
St, Lawrence
Clermont
Athoeps
E. Fee
Maysville
Kentucky
Captain Powers
George Barkley
Monroe
John
John Barkley
First National Bank of
Edward Idler
Major Temple
John Garland
Morrow
Patrick Garland
Olive Branch
Mahlon McMurphy
Washington, D.C
Batavia
Gi. Norris
White
FR. F. Talley
Will Glenn
Harry Dennis
Bertha
Vesta Bishop
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