Clermont county faced with 120000 bond debt questioned by readers
The letter demands transparency on Clermont county bonded indebtedness totaling 120000. It questions the Republican share of 80000 and the Democratic board that issued bonds, urging an official records audit to reveal who overdrawn funds and how the money was used, with a call to repay misused sums.
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Courier
Clermont County
Sun
Board of Commissioners
People’s Money
Democratic Board of Commissioners
the Sun
Clermont Sun
Adams County
McLean urged to vote Nash in Ohio campaign split
Ohio voters hear how Cincinnati Enquirer accuses Aguinaldo sympathies in Ohio platform while denying immediate withdrawal of US forces. It urges McLean to back Nash on a McKinley aligned platform, citing no pause until insurrection is quelled and authority established. Also notes death of Rachel Glaaner, 58, in Amelia from brain hemorrhage and burial in Union cemetery.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Democratic Party of Ohio
Ohio Democracy
Aguinaldo
United States
East
the Enquirer
Luzon
Obl
John R. McLean
George Kilben Nash
William McKinley
Rachel Glaanner
Amelia
Union Cemetery
Gods Revelation through Bible Figures at Two Churches
Sunday sermons at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches discussed God’s self revelation through Abraham Isaac and Jacob and contrasted faith and works. The Methodist talk praised divine ownership of all people including the humble Isaacs and flawed Jacobs, while the Presbyterian sermon cited Hebrews XI 4 on faith’s power and eternal consequences of every action.
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Methodist Church
Moses
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
God
Bethel
Rachel
Peniel
Presbyterian Church
Cain
Avel
Reunion of Smysor Brown Families at Henry Smysor Home
A Miami township gathering at the Henry Smysor residence drew about two hundred relatives and friends for the annual reunion. The event featured vocal and instrumental music, elocution, and family reminiscences, followed by a large noon feast.
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Henry Smysor
Miami Township
Williamsburg Veterans Reunite for 22nd Time
The 89th Regiment veterans held their twenty second annual reunion at the M. Es church in Williamsburg with Mayor Lochard delivering the welcome. Surviving members recalled battles and campaigns, noting the unit served from August 26 1802 to June 13 1805 with only 200 of 1000 men remaining.
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M. Es
Lochard
J. 11. Hall
Monterey
T. J. Doughman
Goshen
Jama Trout
Lynchburg
Sod Ticarurer
William Meir Barnes
Expansion debates haunt a fading party in a 1900s frame
Opinion piece contrasts Democratic expansion history with Aguinaldo and Osceola, arguing the party betrayed its flag heritage. It recalls 1853 Gadsden and 1840s Texas annexation, questions 1900 positions, and ponders future policy as court notices and real estate items follow.
Bryan Denounces Trusts as Hypocritical Opponent in 1892 Era
The piece argues that in 1892 Grover Cleveland led a Democratic Congress that did not pass anti trust laws and cites William J Bryan as failing to act despite being on Ways and Means. It claims trust opposition requires Republican aid and labels Bryan unworthy of another trial.
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Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Committee On Ways and Means
House
Bryan
Senate
Sugar Trust
Wilson
Republican Party
Committee of Ways and Means
Pleasant surprise 13th wedding anniversary for Ed and
A surprise party at Ed Bishop and wife’s Williamsburg home on September 21 drew sixty two guests. A tent and lawn feast were set up for the celebration. Dr. Holden, Rev. I N Rhodes and many local families attended and photos were taken by Mr. Zimmerman.
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Ed. Bishop
Williamsburg
Zimmerman
Dr. Holden
I. N. Rhodes
Daily
Geo, Beacham
G. F. Thomas
Evans
Knight
Ed Titus
Frank Titus
Nellie Barr
Harvey Johnson
Joseph I. Kidd
Eva
Josie
Melle Hulick
Bethel
Amelia
alum baking powder dangers urged by doctors
Popular Science Monthly warns that alum baking powders can cause malaria like symptoms and harm digestion and nerves. Dr Barker of the University of Pennsylvania calls their sale dangerous and recommends pure cream of tartar powder costing about forty five to fifty cents a pound. Mrs Styles and her baby visit Attorney Fraziora in Cincinnati this week.
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Popular Science Monthly
Boards of
University of Pennsylvania
Barker
Inconsistency in Democratic Platform Cited Over Lincoln and Grant
A Zanesville Democratic convention denounces the current party for including Lincoln and Grant in its platform, arguing the 1864 platform already criticized wartime prisoners and that today’s Democrats betray patriotic ideals by praising these figures. The piece defends Lincoln and Grant as symbols of unity and liberty, contrasting past standpoints with present party loyalties.
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Democrats
Ohio
Zanesville
Werland
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Tincoln
Grant
Republic
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party
Lincoln
McLean
MeKvinley Nwow
McKinny
Olio
National Democratic
Dness
Presi
Republican Party
Rats of Liberty
Union
Spain
Orient
James Brown the Dairy Boy Loses Part of Foot in Shooting Carnival
James Brown of Perkins farm below town, longtime dairy operator, injured by improvised cannon built from an old buggy wheel. A heavy powder charge struck his foot, requiring amputation of part of the member, though the blast did not disturb the discharge. He enjoys community sympathy as he recovers.
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James Brown
Perkins Farm
Perkins
Dewey
Jim
James
Barley Market Mixed as Prices Rise and Yields Cautiously Forecast
The Barley market showed larger offerings but demand kept price gains moderate. Tebecos sold under 10 dollars while medians held up, and high grade beans fetched strong prices. A bhogshead hit 1500 dollars per hundred pounds near the year's peak, with expectations of further gains as last year’s crop is seen insufficient for demand. Warehouse reports agree on quality being very good though yields may not be large. The Central District Christian Endeavor Union schedules its next meeting for October 12 at 7 p.m. at Bantam Presbyterian Church.
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Pew
Central District Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian Church
Bantam
Batavia Township O T R C meets with 25 teachers
The Batavia township O. T. R. C. organized Friday at W. M. Fulton’s Broadway home with 25 teachers present. Prof. J. E. Collinge was named to lead pedagogy. Geo. W. Hatfield to speak on The Vision of Sir Launfal. C. E. Smith to recount the Dreyfus case. Michael Grove to report new books. Miss Elma Townsley to present October nature study results. Next meeting set for Friday at the same place.
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Batavia Township
W. M. Fulton
Broadway
J. E. Collinge
Geo. W. Hatfield
Launfal
C. E. Smith
Dreyfus
Michael Grove
Elma Townsley
O.T. RC
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Vate
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Barney Schulte
John Hancock
Edward Wacker
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James Coulter
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Kate Witt
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Thomas B. Mulloy
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Sarah Hartman
William R. Shaw
Cincinnati
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Utopia
Robert W. Gaskins
Nine Mile
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Larry K. Clift
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Mrey Dolphos Pinkham
Mabel Taylor
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Andy Daugherty
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Edenton
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Weber
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