Harrison News subscription and local notices
Subscription rates listed as three months six months one year with prepay requirement. Paper published weekly on Wednesdays and entered as second class at Harrison post office. Notices urge settlement for overdue time. editorial by Walter Hartpence. Rev A B Wilson to preach in Milford church and Harrison City Hall. West Harrison reports no vacant dwellings. suggests tenement housing investment. 79th Indiana Veterans reunion set for September 17 in Indianapolis State House room 68. News staff to attend.
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79Th Indiana Veterans’ Association
Indianapolis
State House
Carthage Fair Draws Crowds At Hamilton County Show
The Hamilton County Fair in Carthage runs with many attractions and large attendance. Electric cars depart hourly letting visitors choose their own travel times to enjoy the region’s biggest fair.
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Carthage
Hamilton County
Hamilton County Teachers Institute Opens Next Monday
The Hamilton County Teachers Institute is ready to begin at 8 o'clock next Monday morning. The public is welcome to all sessions. Free admission tickets for evening entertainments are available at Dr. Marvin's drugstore. Entry is by ticket only and no one under 15 may attend.
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Hamilton County Teachers ® Institute
Marvin
Lawrenceburg Fair Draws Crowds Despite Rough Riders Parade
The Lawrenceburg Fair drew large daily attendance as electric cars ferried visitors for 45 cents round trip. Racing balloon ascensions and side shows attracted many, with gate receipts reportedly higher than ever. The Rough Riders Parade was disappointing, though the event featured 40 smooth walkers replacing some participants.
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Lawrenceburg
Farmer Jansen Hangs Self in Barn Near New Baltimore
August Jansen a middle aged farmer near New Baltimore hanged himself in a barn after an early morning dispute with his wife. Despondency from bad crops cited. coroner notified. Wife reported he planned both their deaths before she left to visit her brother in law. Found by a worker, hanging from a rafter with a halter strap.
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August Jansen
New Baltimore
Fred. Kinsler
Jansen
Times Star
Harres
Epidemic Fears Prompt City Clean-Up Rules
A local physician warns typhoid may erupt this fall or winter. The Board of Health can wipe it out as it did smallpox, if residents strictly clean cellars wood-houses and moldy spaces. Attention to hog pens and stables near homes is urged to prevent spread.
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Board of Health
Pioneer Day Planned by Cincinnati Fall Festival Directors
The Fall Festival in Cincinnati earmarks Wednesday September 24 as Pioneer Day with funds for prizes. A committee led by Walter Hartpence includes O W Gogin Col D W McClung John Chidlaw Wm W Highlands Louis D Drake Rutherford H Cox and others to arrange speakers prizes and events. A meeting last Monday finalized plans for a grand day if weather cooperates.
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Cincinnati
Walter Hartpence
Secy
Miami and Whitewater Valley Pioneer Association
Harrison
O. W. Gogin
Sec
Springfield Township
Fern Bank
John Chidlaw
Cleves
Wm. W. Highlands
Newtown
Louis D. Drake
Rutherford H. Cox
Enquirer
In Trouble Is John J McMasters
A German descent man John J McMasters once worked as a farm hand in Bright and married Miss Anna Donnworth. They later moved to Buffalo for Pan American Exposition, then to Lawrenceburg and Cincinnati, where he allegedly stole hogs and his wife’s money, and was arrested in Canada and returned for trial.
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Bright
Ted
John McMasters
Chicago
Anna Donnworth
Frank Swales
Harrison
Cincinnati
Canada
Ohio
W. A. Belton
Sudden Death of Peter Schoenling Sr A Local Obituary
Peter Schoenling Sr a respected Bid dinger settlement resident died last Thursday morning from carotid artery aneurism after a day working in the field He was born December 20 1834 in Erlenbaugh Germany came to America in 1850 and settled in Cincinnati He married Rosina Fie in 1857 eight children survive Funeral services were held at his late home and burial was in Glen Haven Cemetery Relatives and neighbors mourn the loss of a devoted husband father and neighbor with extended city hall and church services noted posthumously
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Peter Schoenling
Mr. Schoenling
Biddinger
Erlenbaugh
Rinnefeltz
Germany
America
Cincinnati
Rosina Fiie
J.C. Boehnen
M. L. Buckley
Glen Haven
Baughman & Penny
Sprinkling Wagon Operated by A Graft and Binder
Ja A Graft has put a fine sprinkling wagon in operation, and Jos Binder has charge of it. It does its work well, and our business men appreciate it.
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Ja. A. Graft
Jos. Binder
Miss Carrie Radcliffe to Open Columbia Theatre in Philadelphia
Miss Carrie Radcliffe the Philadelphia actress and daughter of Col. W. D. Burkam will inaugurate the Columbia Theatre on the 30th with a first class stock company. The theatre has been altered recently and is touted as a premier amusement venue in the city. Radcliffe commands strong influence among locals in entertainment circles and the plays staged are of high standard.
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Carrie Radcliffe
Philadelphia
Col. W. D. Burkam
Columbia Theatre
Columbia
Radcliffe
Quaker City
Doctor bitten by horse candidate for Sheriff
Dr. Jack Axley suffered a hand bite from a horse while treating it amid the Lawrenceburg Fair in which he appeared as a sheriff candidate. Dr. Collins of Lawrenceburg warned he might escape serious trouble as Axley grimaced and shook with his left hand since the incident.
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Jack Axley
Collins
Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Fair
A Successful Dentist in Portsmouth Returns Home
Friends greet Dr. F C Goodwin on his homeward trip from Fairfield Indiana with his wife and her parents. He has built a large Portsmouth practice taking in 4357 50 in cash by July 25. May was his best month with 521 50 in receipts. He carries only 25 in outstanding bills as his business is cash down on completion.
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F. C. Goodwin
Portsmouth
Ohio
Fairfield
Ind
Notice to pay debts to the News or printing office
Persons owing us for the News or j printing can always find us or our representative ready and willing to receive remittances.
Death of Alice Sheid Child of Mrs Kate Sheid
The obituary notes the death of Alice Sheid, eldest child of Mrs. Kate Sheid, who had long suffered from a spinal disease. After a period of decline beginning two or three weeks earlier, she finally passed away, ending a life marked by illness.
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Alice Sheid
Kate Sheid
Alice
Annual Convention of Tenth District Missionary Society
The Tenth District Ohio Christian Missionary Society will hold its annual convention at Richmond Street Christian Church in Cincinnati on September 2 and 3. President Mrs. Lilian M. Cahill leads the society, with Rev. M. L. Buckley and Mrs. Harrison slated to represent on the programs as the society advances its missionary work.
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Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Richmond Street Christian Church
Cincinnati
Lilian M
Cahill
Harrison
M. L. Buckley
Walter Hartpence
Pleasant Lawn Social at Meth odist Parsonage
A Thursday evening lawn social on the Methodist parsonage grounds featured a program with instrumental and vocal solos by Marjorie Davison Eloise Davison Norma Moore and Nellie Moore a dialogue A Slight Misunderstanding performed by Marjorie Davison and Merlin Bowlby a piano duet by Nellie and Norma Moore and a Sleeping Beauty Red Riding Hood Gold Spinner and Cinderella performances by Nellie Norma and Eloise Davison. Refreshments were sold and tables were well patronized though attendance of grown persons was not ideal.
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Methodist Parsonage
Marjorie Davison
Ruby West
Eloise Davison
Norma Moore
Merlin Bowlby
Nellie
Nellie Moore
Sleeping Beauty
Cinderella
Anniversary remembrances lead to funeral service
The text recalls the annual anniversary observances for Alice and notes Forrest Bevis Jennie Wittens and Florence Campbell as key participants. It reports a Catholic Church funeral at 9 o'clock with the named children among pallbearers and lists other pallbearers. A F Bark will supervise burial arrangements.
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Tures Uiners
Forrest Bevis
Jennie Wittens
Florence Campbell
Alice
Margaret Viel
Ethel Meisenhelder
Gussie Ragar
Alma Stenger
A. F. Bark
Buckey invited to preach at Connersville church
Rev. M. L Buckey announces he has been invited to preach at the First Christian Church in Connersville next Sunday and will accept. His absence won t affect the regular feast as Bro. Hillman preaches in the morning and union services are planned for the evening at City Hall.
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A. B. Wilson
Milford, O
Presbyterian Church
City Hall
M. L Buckley
Moore
Harry Bowles
Alma Campbell
Leroy Tebbs
M. L Buckey
Connersville
Bro. Hillman
Turrell Bros Promote Walking Skirts Line for Men
Turrell Bros advertise an extensive pew Walking Skirts collection for men with the newest designs and tailor made fit. Prices start at $1.48, claiming better fit than dressmakers and only a small premium for construction.
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Turrell Bros
Lawrenceburg Fair Enjoyed by Prominent Locals
Dr. W. A. Axbey J. C. Bevis and Joe Meyer attended the Lawrenceburg Fair last Friday. The double headed girl and Ping Pong Beaute drew crowds though other acts such as the bewitching fat girl and living skeleton caused some to seek lemonade. Turrell Bros. showcased 100 styles Outings.
Auction Sale Of Harrison Residence On Water And Jefferson
Auctioneer Geo A Biddinger offers at public sale a large two story ten room residence with cellar tram roof good well and cistern and prominent shade trees. The property on Jefferson Street comprises five 45 by 165 foot lots plus an adjacent five room frame cottage. Sold in parts or whole with easy terms and offered by Mrs A Matsenbaugh. August 23 is the sale date in Harrison.
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Widmann
J. Loos
Market
Walnut Sts
Harrison
Geo. A. Biddinger
Ohio
Jefferson Streets
Jefferson Street
A. Matsenbaugh
Dearborn County Teachers Institute Program
Dearborn County Teachers Institute is in session at the Court House in Lawrenceburg with County Superintendent K. Gold overseeing arrangements. Remaining schedule includes Thursday morning opening on education ideals by C. W. Lewis and W. W. Parsons. afternoon on music and improving district schools. Friday covers Parsons on education commercial phase, Lewis on education, committee reports, and adjournment.
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Dearborn
Lewis
Tyrrell Bros Dress Goods Ad in Cincinnati
Nearly one hundred men are on the payroll of the Cincinnati Seating Co and Harrison families benefit. Ladies shun dress or waist styles like neighbors, so we offer finest French flannel waitings in short lengths. We sell them cheaper and invite customers to see for themselves.
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Cincinnati Seating Co
Harrison Families
Tyrrell Bros
Rookdale
Frankli
Opera chairs sent to Georgia by Cincinnati Seating
A large batch of opera chairs was dispatched yesterday to Georgia by the Cincinnati Seating Company, marking a notable shipment to the southern state and highlighting ongoing equipment updates for regional venues.
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Georgia
Cincinnati
Card of Thanks for Kind deeds after Death
The family of Reina Schoenling thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness after the death and burial of their beloved husband and father. Mrs Reina Schoenling and Children express heartfelt gratitude and assure kindness will be remembered.
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Belove
Reina Schoenling
Lost Diamond Stud And Tonics Claim In Brookville
A fragment notices a lost Diamond Stud from Brookville Indiana. The owner W J Zacharias offers a reward for its return. Also advertises Rocky Mountain Tea for 35 cents by Dr C Huber.
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Dr. C. Huber
Joe Meyer
W. J. Zacharias
Brookville
Ind
Virulent Cancer Cured by Electric Bitters and Balm
Elizabeth West Virginia druggist G W Roberts reports a man once deemed incurable cancer healed after using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Amica Salve. The remedy purports to expel bilious and kidney poisons and heal blood diseases skin eruptions ulcers and sores. West Side Drug Store offers the products.
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G. W. Roberts
Elizabeth
W. Va
West Side Drug Store
Ohio State Normal School and Local Social News
Ohio State Normal School offers tuition free instruction with full equipment and dormitory options at Miami University Oxford opening Sept 10. A dinner party at Miss Charlotte Jessup’s Park Avenue home honors Miss Nellie Secrest with guests including Anna Ford and others. A newborn boy blessed Billy Wilson’s household. Dr Duncan attended. Thirds of Wheat Flour advertised.
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Oxford
Park Avenue
Charlotte Jessup
Nellie Secrest
Anna Ford
Mame Yeager
Adda Hollowell
Bessie Bowles
Laura Godley
Hattie Cone
Nellie Arnold
Rufina Ruggles
Bessie Julian
Coal bids sought for Pocahontas coal at school building
Sealed bids will be received until 6 PM on August 2 1902 by the Board of Education for furnishing two car loads of Pocahontas Coal run of the mine to be placed in the bin at the public school building Harrison. Clerk W E Taylor. Wiedemann's Extra Pale Lager on draught at Ebertz Hotel. 50tf.
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Harrison
Board of Education
W. E. Taylor
Wiedemann
Ebertz Hotel
Kid-Ne-Oids Backed For Cure Of Ailments
Announcement claims Kid-Ne-Oids cure backache nervousness kidney and blood diseases with guaranteed results from experience. Sold for 50 cents at West Side Drug Store.
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West Side Drug Store
Scribes Picnic Promises Big Prizes and Oldest Man Award
Venice Ohio notes a Sunday school picnic at Hawk's Grave with large prize lists. The News offers a one year subscription to the oldest man at the Scribes Picnic on August 30. Local visits include Suie Hooven Joyce and Fay of Columbus. T Shroyer lends outfits. M F Church dedication at New Baltimore raised 255 dollars in the basement dinner toward finishing the church. C H P VanDyke has been ill with Hux.
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the News
Scribes
Hawk
T. Shroyer
Suie
Stuart Hooven
Fio Joyce
Fay
Columbus
Vence
H. C. Biddinger
Georgia
M. F
New Baltimore
Harness sale ad offers reduced prices in Covington Ky
A buyer announces departure for Covington Kentucky to engage in business and offers a large stock of harness at greatly reduced prices. Stock is described as new and high quality with trimmings, inviting farmers to purchase at their own price and urging callers to inquire for prices.
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Harrison
Covington
First Cincinnati Seating Co. shipment of school furniture
J. A. Dougherty of Harrison reports the first shipment of school furniture by the Cincinnati Seating Co. was made yesterday. Rev Buckley will preach at Bright in a week and at Connersville August 24. West Harrison plans to buy 300 feet of hose, totaling 700 feet for village fire protection. Milby Stephens continues to focus on wallpapering.
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Cincinnati Seating Co
Buckley
Bright
Connersville
West Harrison
Corporation
Kid-Ne-Oids Claim Cure for Sick Kidneys Ad
An old advertisement touts Kid-Ne-Oids as the surest cure for kidney problems claiming to restore body health. It lists symptoms like cold extremities, headaches, poor appetite, and thin blood and notes the product is sold for 50 cents by a vendor.
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West Side Drug Store
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Harrison News
Bowles’ Block
Ewe Seeehe -Aaue
the Institute
Farmer Jansen
Old Pioneers
John J. McMasters
Peter Schoenling, Sr
Methodist Lawn Social
Dairy Association
Lyndonville, VT
R G. Frederick
Dearborn County Teachers’ Institute
C. W. Lewis
Liberal Art
W.W. Parsons
Weeee
Parsons
Lost Diamond Stud
Ohio State Normal School
F. B. Dyer
State Normal
Miami University
Billy Wilson
Dr. Duncan
Superior
Cleveland
Metna
Montgomery d
Francis Hollowell
Vine and Water
Harrison, A. Pee Po
Woslen Mills Co
Edward E. Stone
OF Bridgeport, Com
Venice, O
C. H. P. VanDyke
Galveston
Texas
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Wineo*cardu
Albert Loos
Fiarrison, Onio
J. A. Dougherty
Phifer Block, Harrison
Milby Stephens
Methodist Church
T. D. Moore
Dr. Clark
Harrison and Vicinity
Jas. M. Benson
Harrison Ohio
O. C. Knight
Grand Central Hotel
Brockville
Auct. and
Real Estate Agt
Harrizon
Jos. Sykes
Jane Juelg
E. Mettler
EA FM
Jacobs Farm
Sharptown
Ayer
Addran J. Co Ayer CO
Lowell
Masa
Royal Insurance Compa
Indiana
J. P. Marvin
Larrison
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