Getting Ready for College
Allen Roudebush a bright student and excellent athlete returns to Harvard to study law and compete in field and forum. Walter Smith a progressive student heads to Columbus while Mose Griffith finishing his third year at Miami College makes strong progress toward his spring degree. Allen W. Ashburn graduates from Cincinnati Law School and resumes study. All are young men of character and fine examples for fellow students and statesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Roudebush
Harvard
Walter Smith
Columbus
Mose Griffith
Miami College
Allen W. Ashburn
Cincinnati Law School
Markley Denounces Bishop and Paxton in Clermont County Card
Judge Markley defends his candidacy for common pleas judge against accusations of corruption and collusion with Bishop. He references a September Courier item and attacks the Batavia faction, while Tarbell files formal nomination papers with the new board and awaits the State’s ruling.
59th Regiment O V I Report to Camp Felicity
Soldiers of the 59th Regiment O V I on detached service across the United States must report for night duty at Camp Felicity on Saturday October 6. Muster at 10 o clock led by Adjutant John White, no haversacks, cooked rations provided, parade on school grounds, speakers include Chaplain Spurrier and Captain McKinlay with Judge Advocate Malabarry and Rev Dunham. Transportation by train. Camp Felicity famed for its garrison hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
59Th Regiment
United States
Camp Felicity
John White
Spurrier
R.A. McMecKinlay
Judge Advocate
Chas
F. Malabarry
Warren J. Dunham
Price T. Fee
W. W. Tolin
L. ©. Young
Judge Seeks Ballot Placement In Mandamus Suit
Judge Horace F. Smith filed a mandamus petition with the supreme court asking to have his name placed on the official ballot instead of Q. Hildebrant. The matter will be heard next Monday as part of a congressional contest ending decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace F. Smith
H. L. Smith
Mandamus
Supreme Court
Q. Hildebrant
Blood Letting At Milford Razor-Quick Fracas
A Milford fracas left James Hill of Newberry with a clean razor cut after being attacked by several colored youths who asked for a drink. No arrest has been made or warrant sworn. Hill was treated by Dr. Dennison and is recovering at home. Luther Anderson, former Ohio 22d conductor, died in Cincinnati and will be buried here after funeral services. He served in Captain Hulick's company, was married to Sarah Worstell, and left a widow and four children. He suffered stomach cancer for two years and had worked for Adams Express for about 25 years. He was 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
James Hill
Newberry
Hill
Dennison
Luther Anderson
Cincinnati
Hamilton House
G. W. Hulick
Ohio
Sarah Worstell
Adams Express Company
Judicial Nomination by Acclamation in Cincinnati Republican Convention
The First Judicial Circuit Republicans met at Turner Hall Cincinnati to nominate a successor to Judge Ferdinand Jelke. Samuel W. Smith was declared the nominee after Melville Hays withdrew and Judge Smith, already a common pleas judge, received unanimous backing. A committee was named to fill any vacancy and the convention adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Judicial Circuit
Turner Hall
Cincinnati
Ferdinand Jelke
Roosevelt
Pe Fallowe
Clinton
Melville Hays
Hamilton
Samuel W. Smith
Miller
Hamilton County
Judge Smith
Hays
Smith
A.C. Thompson
Warren
Mr. Smith
Common Pleas
Bridges of Clermont from old to modern span the Little Miami
An excerpt from the Valley Enterprise details Clermont County’s bridge history. It notes iron and suspension bridges built from 1870s to early 1900s, including Batavia Junction Clare and the Remington crossing, with notes on towns like Milford Miamiville Loveland and South Lebanon. A romance story recalls a couple married at St Anthony Falls and now long-time Loveland residents Mr and Mrs W W Brock Sr as golden anniversary nears. Local Felicity vote results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Enterprise
Milford
Linwood Levee
Cincinnati & Eastern
Little Miami
Batavia Junction
Clare
Hamilton County Commissioners
Newtown Station
Miamiville
Remington
Branch Hill
Symmes
John H. Branch
Loveland
Clermont
Batavia
South Lebanon
Waynesville
Morrow
Perintown
East Liberty
Stonelick
Willliamsburg
St. Anthony's Falls
Dakota Territory
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Horace Greeley
W. W. Brock
Conductor Payne Fends Off Violent Passenger Fight
A Clermont county courtroom recounts a brutal rail incident where Conductor Payne of the C G and P railway confronted Lindsey of Hamersville after the traveler refused to pay or leave a Moreland train. Payne suffered multiple cuts while subduing Lindsey who was later bound over for trial on a cutting with intent to kill charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
C. G. & P.road
Lindsey
Hamersville
Moreland
Haslem and
Cahal
Georgetown
Bethel
Brown County
Clermont County
Cutting
Clermont Grand Jury
Republicans to Convene for Ohio District Nomination in 1906
The Republicans of the First Subdivision Fifth Judicial District Ohio will hold a convention at Georgetown Brown County on October 2 1906 at 11 am to nominate a candidate for common pleas judge. Delegates allocated by vote totals Myron T Herrick 1905 governor Clermont 32 Brown 27. Delegates chosen by county committees at least three days prior. Call issued by Republican Judicial Committee. signed by Miles Eveland Clermont and W K Thompson Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Clermont
J. W. Tarbell
Common Pleas
Brown-Clermont
Georgetown
Fairgrounds
Markley
Clermont County
Bishop Markley
Bishop
James Tarbell
Secretary of State
Fifth Judicial District
Ohio
Court House
Brown County
Myron T. Herrick
Republican Executive Committee
Republican Judicial Committee
Miles Eveland
Clermont
WY. Kx, Thompson
Brown
Home-Coming Idea for Clermont County Forges Ahead
General Corbin expresses warm support for a county wide home coming with a week of events in September and a final rally at the county seat. Local figures Blanchard Moore Fred Grant Tom share enthusiasm and aim to bring the plan to fruition for a historic gathering. William Teal is assigned as night teacher for Cincinnati schools teaching free hand drawing at West and East High Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Nichols
General Corbin
St. Louis
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Batavia
Blanchard
Moore
Clermont County
Fred Grant
Tom
Cincinnati
Supt. Dyer
William Teal
West High School
East High School
Mrs Lucinda Marsh Reaches 100th Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Lucinda Marsh of Owens Ville marks her 10st birthday of birth Friday 28th born Milford 1805 to Samuel Gal breath from Kentucky. She wed William Marsh in 1825 and bore 11 children with five sons and two brothers in law who were Union soldiers. Her son Samuel and two daughters live with her. total ages of mother and living children equal 717 years. Last year nearly 1000 friends attended her 100th anniversary. this year no special celebration planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Marsh
Owens Ville
Milford
Samuel Galbreath
Kentucky
William Marsh
Samuel
James W. Pattison
Governor Pattison
Patience Marsh
Norfolk and Western Railroad Yearly Financials\
A study of the Norfolk and Western report for the year ending June 30, 1906 shows 1860 miles of road with 318 branch and 1542 main line miles, total earnings of 28,437,765. The piece cites specific figures for passengers freight mail and miscellaneous income and notes maintenance costs and capital stock of 89 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. & W. Railway
Sunday-schools Convention in Georgetown
Brown county hosts a countywide Sunday-schools convention with 46 organizations represented. Dr. G H Lee of Clermont County spoke on practical Sunday-school work and led discussions. Hamersville won the prize banner for largest attendance. The next meeting is set for September 16, 1907 at Georgetown fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Georgetown
G.H. Lee
Clermont County
Hamersville
Fair Grounds
Church Rally by Clermont Clergy at Boston Fair Grounds
A basket meeting of Christian church members in Clermont County will be held at Boston Fair Grounds on Sunday September 30 with services at 10 30 a m and 2 80 p m Revs P Y Pendleton and J C Lord will preach the event invites parishioners and readers to attend for worship and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Churches of
Clermont County
Boston Fair Grounds
P. Y. Pendleton
J. C. Lord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Bishop
True Blue
William Bishop
Judge Markley
A. N. Paxton
W. C. Bishop
Whippy
Judge Paxton
Courier
Batavia Gang
Davis & Woodlief
the Sun
Paxton
Jeans
Repub
Conrence
Blabop
Felicity
Lute Anderson
Joes
Avelude Hamilton Bauer
Ciermont
Rebeccas
Daughters of Rebecca
Pleasant Lodge
America
Palmetto Lodge
Elizabeth Marek
Sire
Orep
Mit
Helen Boott
Dollie Baum
Dollie Baum Praction! Work and Homes, Mins
Mellie Czark
Mitre
Nellie
Marr
Donna Kain
Margery Walker
Mie
Appa Kain Chaeaen
Mise Gall Gorman Wanvaees
Milae Belle Maran
Mother Goote
Gen
Corbin
THE
Norfolk & Western
Chine
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