Clermont county GOP slate praised for Novem ber ballot
The Clermont county Republicans tout a ticket headed by Charles A. Brannock for Representative and G. H. Eveland for Treasurer as proven and loyal choices. E J Hutchinson and Edward Patchell Jr are named for County Commissioner and Infirmary Director. The piece urges voters to rally for a win. It also notes political sniping about figures like General Simon Boliver Buckner and mentions past federal appoint ments related to August W. Machen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Brannock
Tate Township
G. H. Eveland
Miami Township
E. J. Hutchinson
Jackson Township
Edward Patciell, JR
Stopelick Township
Clermont County
Edward Patchell, Jr
Comrade Eugene Van Briggie Returns to Town
Eugene Van Briggie of company A 59th Ohio, known as Kidney Foot in the army, greets old comrades in town today. He is prosperously engaged in Cincinnati business and looks well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene van Briggie
Company A
59Th Ohio
Convention Nominees Battle for Local Delegates and Posts
The report details factional fights at a county convention where Batavia backed Frank Scott over Nelson Cramer for Representative and Scott won support amid rival blocs. Nominations for Treasurer went to W. M. Scott by acclamation while Chester Bordwell edged C. H. Ludlow for Commissioner. Theodore Bennett was named Infirmary Director as the meeting adjourned amid uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Bicking
Election Board
Roudy
Nelson Cramer
Art Robinson
Batavia
Robinson
Franklin Township
Frank Scott
Felicity
Rice
Speidel
Scott
Cramer
Randy
H.A. Speidel
Eli Speidhel
W. 8. Anderson
Wayne
W. M. Scott
Bethel
Tate Township
Chester Bordwell
Tate
W. H. Wallace
Union
Theo. Steelman
C. H. Ludlow
Bordwell
Ludlow
Theodore Bennett
Pierce
Williamsburg Social Notes and Obituary News
Mrs E B Holmes returns from Norwood and Newport Ky. Mariel Boulware of Gallipolis visits. Adolphus Smith and wife guests of daughter Denni Smith. Vesta Club hosts reception for Mrs George R Carter. Carter family plans move to Connersville Ind. George Dillman and daughter Grace visit Cincinnati. Karl Thornburg visits Rose family. J F Knight visits Josie Knight in Lacdina. Clara Smith returns from Cincinnati visit. Carter and Withrow attend Boston carriage show. Sallie Myers visits Cincinnati. Harvey Lanham dies at 43. funeral at M E church. Mrs M F McNutt and two children visit Lockland relatives. Mrs C H Lochard ill. Elizabeth Stockton home after months in New York. Fannie Zimmermann and children of Portsmouth visit.
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E. B. Holmes
Norwood
Newport
Mias Mariel Boulware
Galliopolis
Adolphus Smith
Lockland
Denni Smith
Vesta Club
Jennie Peterson
George R. Carter
Carter
Connersville
Ind
George Dillman
Grace
Queen City
Karl Thornburg
Hillsboro
James Rose
J. F. Knight
Josie Knight
Lacdinia
Clara Smith
Cincinnati
Curtis Withrow
Boston
Mass
Sallie Myers
Harvey Lanham
M. E
J. D Darling
M. F. McNutt
C. H. Lochard
Elizabeth Stockton
New York
Fannie Z'mmerman
Portsmouth
Community Notes From Mt Holly and Surroundings
Mt Holly reports Wm Henning and family moving from Dayton into the Lytle heirs home. Funeral attendance for Jacob Wolf at Batavia noted. J H Dawson residence at Woodlawn Farm refreshed with new paint. Junior Christian Endeavor reorganization set for Sunday at 2 30 p m with invited children and parents. Fred Warren led zonophone display in Cincinnati at fall festival. Various visits and greetings: Mr Mrs Andrew McMath in town, George Gardner guests John Beck Bethel, Merta Bagby and baby heading to Ada, Glenn and John Swing with the mumps, Michael Hoerning from Cincinnati and Miss Selah Swing and Miss Sadie Sherman visiting Olin Fagin. C M Edwards returns from Chicago trip to visit Otho and family. Marriage of Ollie Fagin of Hamlet noted.
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Wm. Henning
Dayton
Lytle
Jacob Wolf
Batavia
J. H Dawson
Woodlawn Farm
Christian Endeavor Society
Christianchapel
Fred Warren
Cincinnati
Andrew McMath
George Gardner
John Beck
Chicago
Otho
Ollie Fagin
Hamlet
Scott's Emulsion Endorses Oak Timber Health Claim
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the right stuff to build sturdy constitutions from childhood. It features the “men of oak” idea, claiming the product stimulates growing powers and lays a firm foundation for lasting health. Scott & Bowne, New York, sells 60 cents and 1 dollar.
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Scott
Alarmist Campaign Attacked as Public Welfare Attack
The Cleveland Plain Dealer condemns alarmist talks by two Democratic candidates Johnson and Clarke as mischief making attacks on public welfare. It notes the paper supports neither candidate yet criticizes their calamity rhetoric and free trade stance, urging voters to judge their scare tactics.
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Johnson
Clarke
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The
Plain Dealer
the Plain Dealer
Ohio
Johnson and Clarke
United States
John H. Clarke
Akron
Tom Johnson
Wadsworth
Democratic Party
Local Social Notes Hint At Quiet News
A fragmentary social note mentions a Mr West and Mr Arab causing surprise among friends. Mia the cat has left for Indiana with Ollie, while a Mr Holly and many friends wish happiness for a female companion.
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Mr. West
Arab
Mia
Cat
Indiana
Ollie
Holly
Kentucky Justice Curtis Jett Faces Hang for Murder
The Kentucky jur y sentenced Curtis Jett to death for the Cockerell murder after a prior life sentence for the Marcum killing. The question arises whether the death sentence can be carried out before life terms end and what happens to others if the life sentence expires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Jett van Rennet
Kentucky
Cockerell
Marcum
Tne
Ohio
Divorce petition filed in Clermont County court
Anna Brown Crane petitions the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio for divorce from Edward Q Crane on grounds of extreme cruelty and alimony charged on the couple's real and personal estate. Hearing set for November 5 1908. Attorneys Epwing Ely and Frazier & Sons represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Clermont County
Anna Brown Crane
Epwing, Ely, and
Frazier & Sons
Cleveland Votes to Protect Ballot Access Against Johnson Scheme
The Cleveland council, with unanimous Republican and anti-Johnson Democrat support, moved to hold the bond issue vote at the November election to allow all 75,000 voters to cast ballots. Johnson had sought a September special election to limit turnout and disfranchise about 60,000 voters, arguing legal barriers. The Ohio Supreme Court blocked his plan with an injunction, enabling a full electorate to decide on the 1.9 million bond issue and related city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Cleveland Council
Johnson
Republcans
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court
Stray Shots Critiques Johnson Campaign Tactics
The piece attacks Johnson's campaign funding from supporters, claims county level control shows home rule, accuses him of stealing the state convention, and links a Cleveland delegate’s Columbus job to Johnson allies and Standard Oil ties. It also cites Galen as a Johnson aide enabling political favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Johnsonites
Committee On
Columbus
Perpetual Franchise Natural Gas Company
O. K
Galen
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Clermont Courier
Clermont Publishing
Ros T. Berrick
Warren S. Stneding
Marion
W.D. Guilbert
Columbiana County
McKinnon
Sattabela
Wade Ellis
Springfeld
Edwin A. Jones
Stark
Public Worse
George H. Watkins
Pike
C. J. E. Harding
Batier
Clay
Georgia
Bryan
Lowe
Simon BoLiver Buckner
Republican Party
Simon
Enquirer
Campbell
White House
W. Machen
Post Office Department
Machen
Williamsburg
MT. Holly
Men of
Oak
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Moscow
M. O. Shriver
Manchester
Mary Cushard
J. H. Hartshorn
James E. Selby
Mra
Fred Fridman
Eon
Donald
Myrtle Moreton
Clermontville
Jarman
Mr. Shomach
Slack
Bennie Pattison
Lizzle Bay
C. B. Moreton
W. E. Fisher
Clara Lemon
Neville
Margaret Smidley
Marshall Wood
Mae Manning
Addison
DeWitt
Z E. C. Dewitt & CO
Nash’s Pharmacy
Gutavia
Drs. Kennedy & Kergan
Euperior Street
K&k
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Sunshine
Northershas Hamersville
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North Feesburg
Georgetown
Baatvia
Hiland Park
H. Park
Carrel
Sycamore
Carrel St
Bethel Connection
Connection
0. G. & P. Express
Chas. Stephen
W. RB. Topp
A. W. Comstock
R. E. Field
KE. M. Stevens
Cecelia Stowe
Entre Nous Club
Warren Avenue
Curcaco
Inn
Cardus
Cardui
State of Ohio
I. A. L Vorys
State of
Washington Life Insurance Company
Warrrior
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Jackson
L. C, Moma AN
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Monterey
Alto Crucero
Bolivia
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