Clermont county Democratic convention faces splits and rule brawl
At a chaotic Clermont county gathering, Stump and Whippy push a slate while Rice and Roudebush oppose. McKeever’s chairmanship sparks fighting as factions wage control, with shelved promises, gag rules, and a volatile vote on executive committee picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Stump- Williams
Roudebush
Stump-Williama
H. A. Rice
Bil Speidel
Eli
Miami
Milford
Stump
Roady
Williams
Whippy
Eiji
Roudy
Judge Paxton
Steve Cramer
Court entries and real estate transfers in Clermont County
Public building entries show probate actions including wills of Mary D Ross and Louisa Hewitt, trustees and executors named. Marriages licenses for Hopewell Scott, Johnson Lewis, Kan Long. Real estate transfers list Milford Batavia Amelia Goshen and other townships with amounts. Hagee's Cordial ad claims to repair tissue and restore vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Ross
Francis D. Ross
John
Davidson
Philip A. South
Eunice A. Leavitt
Daniel B. Leavitt
Louisa Hewitt
Richey
Sylvester L. Jossen
Matilda Hassfelt
Catherine Winkelman
Oscar T. Hopewell
Electrician
Loveland
Edith L. Scott
Edward Laport
Frank Johnson
Farmer
Laurel
Della Lewis
Squire Turner
Walter Hogan
Blanchester
Neilie Wiggins
Goshen
J.D. West
Conyere
Indiana
Ollie Mac Fagin
Amelia
Rader
Thomas C. Palmer
Carpenter
Huntington
West Virginia
Emma Harrison
Pi. Pleasant
Salt
Thomas B. Kan
Plasterer
South Lebanon
Ada Long
West Woodville
Harriet L. Dennison
Milford
William Sullivan Et al
Robert A. Davis
New Richmond
Charles W. Avey
James P. Anderson
Batavia Township
Ella H. Avey
Carl Schenck
William A. Mull
George A. Maxfield
Bethel
Walter Beckelheimer
Wm. Deal Et al
Clover Creek
James Taylor
Caroline Johnson
George H. Colthar
W. M. Colthar
Clover Lick Creek
Clermont
Brown Counties
Enoch FE. White
Hattie I. Johnson
Jackson Township
Edward B. Holmes
Joseph O. Connor
F.C. Reed
Rosa Shonaker
Moscow
James Pelser
Wm. P. Baldwin
Olive Branch
Charles J. Day
G. H. Penny
Tate Township
Missouri Snell
J. W. Snell, Sr
Rufus W. Walker
George E. Bernstine
L. M. Clark
Catherine Kelley
Miami Township
Pro gressive American Promotes Trial Patent Subscription
An offer urges a $1.50 payment for a one year trial subscription to The Progressive American and promises a free patent office search of ideas described or sketched by subscribers. If patentable, a certificate of patentability may be issued to aid in obtaining capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patent Authority of America
Patent Office
Valley View man's kidney cure recovery tale
J. J. Cox of Valley View Kentucky suffered severe kidney trouble and swelling that left him bedridden. After doctors failed to help, Foley's Kidney Cure prescribed by Dr. Bann produced a complete recovery and renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Cox
Valley View
Foley
John Bann
M. D
East Fork’s Lovely Bend Draws Patriot Fancy
The East Fork riverbank offers a tranquil view with mossy banks and towering trees. It highlights natural beauty, provides water for works, summer bathing, winter skating, and an ice harvest, while remaining unsuitable for sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
East Fork
Wanderere
Old Home at Williamsburg Visited by Ancestry Seekers
Two visiting women from Cincinnati and Batavia toured Williamsburg to see ancestral homes and the graveyard. They were hosted with warm Ohio hospitality and admired the town, its parks, schools, and the 1803 Andrew Foote era home noted for sturdy black walnut interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Batavia
Williamsburg
Andrew Foote
Harry Peterson
Peterson
Buckeye
Ticket of Good Men and True Nominated by Republicans
The Batavia Republican convention met at City Hall on Tuesday to nominate a county ticket by acclamation. J R Woodnef chaired. Burr Blair was named temporary chair with W C Bishop elected secretary. The ticket includes Brannock for Representative and Brannock urged to vote for Hanna. Eveland for Treasurer. Hutchinson for Commissioner. Patchell for Infirmary Director. The convention adjourned after endorsing Roosevelt administration and state leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Davidson
Roudy
Judge Paxton
Cramer
Stump
Speidel
Stump-Williams
Paxton
Williams
Eo. Roettinger
Hornet
Ohio Township
Roady
Dan Hillen
C. H. Woodmansee
Rice
McKeever
Harry Moyer
Moyer
Woodmansee
Sim Weaver
Clermont
Roudebush
Whippy
Committee On
Washington Township
Bald Hornet
Clermont County
Columbus
Tom L. Johnson
Republican Party
United States
Batavia
Ohio
Farra
City Hall
J. R. Woodnef
Burr Blair
Williamsburg
W. C. Bishop
Blar
Bishop
Lishop
H UC. Altman
Bethel Journal
Con W. Gatch
Milford
J.P. Allen
Juo
M. Foster
Rene
Tate
Esa
Franklin
Williamsburg N.G
Leonard L Harding
W. J. Tone
Roosevelt
Foraker
Hanna
Nash
Committee On Permanent Organization
Charles A. Brannock
Brannock
Marcus A. Hanna
U.S. Senate
Edward Patchell, Jr
Stonelick
Tragic Jewelers Murder Ends Young Man's Melancholy
William Scott, 1873 born son of Edward B. and Helen Hay Scott, shot himself in his father E B Scott’s Main street jewelry store after weeks of seclusion. He died minutes later, leaving a family in grief and a town shaken by two big political events. His funeral was held Monday at 2 pm from his home with Rev. Spybey and Rev. Billman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott
E. B. Scott
Main Street
Mr. Scott
Hillsboro
Batavia
Edward B
Helen Hay Scott
William Teal
Allen Cowen
William Griffith
Lloyd Hulick
Herman Worstell
Frank Kain
Mr. Spybey
Howard Billman
Second Floor of Billman's Flouring Mills Collapses at Hamersville
Yesterday at 10 o clock the second floor of Billman's flouring mill in Hamersville gave way under heavy machinery, crashing to the basement. The ruins include machinery and three floors with an estimated loss of about $1000. The mill was empty, so no injuries occurred. An Ohio law prohibits toy pistols and pistols for buyers under fourteen, with penalties for dealers and potential damages for injuries. The article argues for broader age limits and harsher penalties, and notes general objections to revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billman
Hamersville
Ohio Jawa
Reunion programme for 59th regiment at Bantam Fair grounds
The schedule for the Bantam Fair reunion of the 59th regiment lists events on Saturday October 3 including Welcome Address by Rev J A Rader, music by Miriam Clark and Miss Louise Abbott, readings by Miss Bessie Montgomery, and the Comrades Song God be with you. Officers include L H Turton president F M Frazier vice president J A Judd secretary and W W Perkins treasurer.
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59Th Regiment
Bantam Fair Grounds
Song
America
J. A. Rader
C. A. Brannock
Gordon Forgo R
Syed Ce Cense
Miriam Clark
Charles Malebarry Roagide
Louise Abbott
Bumbine
Bethel Ladies
Bessie Montgomery
Amapee Osce
Joseph Hawkins
Comrades
L. H. Turton
F. M. Frazier
J. A. Judd
W. W. Perkins
Mahan Married in Portsmouth. Clermont Traveler Weds Local Bride
The friend of F W Mahan congratulates him on his marriage at the bride's home in Portsmouth last week. Mahan, a well known Clermont county commercial traveler for a large tobacco company, is a New Richmond native popular with friends and the trade. The bride is from Portsmouth and the couple will reside in Portsmouth, at 21 West Fourth Street, after September 16. Mrs J C McMath of Chicago arrived in Batavia this week to visit sister Belle Kennedy and Judge C P Griffith family and Batavia relatives amid warm welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Mahan
Portsmouth
J. C. McMath
Chicago
Batavia
Mia
Belle Kennedy
C. P. Griffith
Woman's Club Opens Year With First Meeting At Mrs Griffiths
The Woman's Club announces its first meeting of the year to be held at the home of Mrs. W. C. Griffith on Saturday September 26. The calendar committee asks for full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
W. C. Griffith
Wrecking Crews On Railroads Described In October Pearson
An October Pearson's article by Day Allen Willey details railway wrecking crews. It explains their organization, equipment, and the goal of minimizing damage and expediting life-saving efforts after unavoidable accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson's
Day Allen Willey
Bantam Fair Opens September 29 For Four Day Run
The Bantam Fair opens its gates September 29 and runs until the evening of October 2. It will feature many attractions new and pleasing along with the longstanding exhibition. Trolley line service enhances travel access and should draw larger crowds. promoters promise a fine exhibition and generous patronage for this home enterprise.
Inquest Held On Drowning of Martin Burgmeyer At New Richmond
Coroner Gatch summoned at New Richmond on Friday to investigate the death of Martin Burgmeyer who drowned Thursday while coal gathering from the bar opposite New Richmond. A squall toppled his boat and he disappeared beneath the water. his body was recovered Friday and a verdict of accidental drowning was recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatch
New Richmond
Martin Burgmeyer
Burgmeyer
Reorganization Revives Heel Factory With New Manager
The Heel factory reopens after a temporary closure and reorganizes its official force. New manager Mr Wolf is now Mr Jones with prior experience in eastern plants, including Pennsylvania. He plans to settle here in spring with his wife and child as operations grow. Grimes remains as inspector and shipping clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Jones
Penneylyvania
Grimes
Trolley Reaches Bridge on Restored Route
The trolley cars run up to the bridge now that the N and W crossing depth is increased. Workmen deepen the subway cut to allow passage, the masonry crossing remains impressive. The line earns public praise as riders enjoy improved access and drainage is added along the cut.
Marital Meshwork Shocks Small Town Veteran
Truman C. Markley, Civil War veteran and tombstone seller, wed Kate Jones in 1876 and Mary Ellen Cole in 1893. Mary died six years ago. he now lives with Mary’s mother Lucy Jones and his new wife in Withameville. He calls the family ties mixed and says they are happy as spring chickens in their unusual arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman C. Markley
Ile
Wilhameaville
Withameville
Kate A. Jones
Markley
Mary Ellen Cole
Mary
Mr. Markley
Jones
A Boy's Victory Over Kidney Trouble at Crossroads
Ten year old Orbra Young of Crossroads Tennessee suffered nightly from a troublesome kidney ailment until his father Lester Young bought Dodd's Kidney Pills. The medicine cured the boy and let him sleep through the night. The family recommends Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney and urinary disorders in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
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James E. McKeever
W. E. Patten
B. T. Davis
Wm. Guernon
Shafe Boles
O. A. DeBrull
Rondebush
Tom Johnson
Johnson
W. F. Roudebush
W. C. Aiken
Eugene
F. M. Lindsey Union
A. Whippy
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Cset Si iWhotind
Dick” Stump Wayne
Whitenack Rousebr Kaka Senteeements
M.H
Cupid
John Bunn
Ve. H. P. Williams
Recorder's Office
Hagee
Good Men and True
the Republicans
Party United Now
John Buon, M
Billman’s Flouring Mills
Rapp Bros
Batasepiour
Via
Meeting OF Woman's Club
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