Notice of Final Settlement in the James Ochiltree Estate
Final settlement of the estate of James M. Ochiltree in Fayette Circuit Court for December term 1907. Administrator Wallem F. Ochiltree has filed account and vouchers. heirs, creditors, and legal heirs must appear December 24 to show cause why the account and distributions should not be approved. Witness: Clerk William B. Sparks. Connersville, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ochiltree
Fayette
Wallem F Ochiltree
James M. Ochiltree
Antifayette
Irench Court
Conneraville
Aral
Indiana
Leinslet
Bert
William BK
Sparks
Elc
Faette Circuit
Notice of Final Settlement in Ostheimer Estate
Notice of final settlement in the Simon Ostheimer estate filed by Mary E. Ostheimer as executrix. The court schedules December 7, 14, or 107 for examination of accounts and vouchers, urging creditors and heirs to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk William Sparks signs sealing the Fayette Circuit Court notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Ostheimer
Fayelle
Conneraviliea
Seal Indiang
MIT
William BE Sparks
Fayette Ulreuit
Parisian Sage hair restorer praised by Chas. S. Baker
Public notice from Green Bros. advertises Parisian Sage claiming to stop hair fall cure dandruff and itching restore life to faded hair and promote growth. Testimonial from Chas. S. Baker of Rochester says his bald spot recovered after seven years. Sold 50 cents a bottle, Buffalo and Rochester listings.
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Uriant
Chas. S. Baker
Baker
Main St
East
Rochester
N. Y
Green Brothers
Giroux Mfg. Cou
Buffalo
N.Y
In Memoriam Mary E Spitler
In Memoriam Mary Elisabeth Spitler daughter of Jacob and Margaret Spitler born January 16 1848 in Jacksonboro Butler county Ohio died November 19 1907 aged 59 years 10 months and 3 days her father and one sister preceded her to the Spirit world She was married to Simpson September 3 187? Four children were born to the union all living William Benjamin Alfred and Katie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elingabeth Spitler
Jacob
Margaret Spitler
Jacksonboro
Butler County
Ohio
Simpson
Psay
Tiis
William
Benjamin
Alfred
Katie
Remembering Mrs. Simpson a devoted wife and mother
An obituary noting the death of Mrs. Simpson aged nearly sixty, mother to six and wife to a long serving husband. Survivors include William Spitler Tell Seitier Samuel Spitler Frances Secrist and Jane Driggs with six grandchildren. The article reflects on her a life of steadfast home and family service and the enduring memory she leaves in her community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spitler
Flora
Indiana
Tell Seitier
Young America
Samuel Spitler
Dakota
Frances Secrist
Kokomo
Jane Driggs
Cambridge City
Lutheran Church
M. E
Columbia
Mother
Jess
Mrs. Simpson
Pen
Brothers Reunite in Indianapolis After Fifteen Years
James Cottom of Quincey TIL joined his brother H. D. Cotton and family for a reunion in Indianapolis. The meeting marked the first time the siblings had seen each other in fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James, Cottom
Quincey
Til
H. D. Cotton
Indianapolis
Washington Wedding for Edith Root and Ulysses Grant III
Miss Edith Root daughter of the secretary of state married Lt. Ulysses S. Grant III of the corps of engineers in a Washington ceremony at Secretary Root’s home. President Roosevelt attended and toasted the couple as 500 guests watched. the couple’s first days will be spent near Washington before a longer honeymoon.
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Lient
U. 8
Grant II
Root
Washington
Edith Root
Ulysses S. Grant III
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
Herbert Shipman
New York
West Point
Ruth Wales
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Roosevelt
Grant
Brook
Rooming House Fire Kills Several Laborers in Kansas City
Fire from a natural gas explosion at a rooming house on St. Louis avenue and Santa Fo street killed seven inmates and injured others. Rescue workers retrieved burnt remains as authorities investigate the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Louis Avenue
Santa Fo Street
Guilty Canine Acquitted In Novel Rabies Case
In Clay City Indiana Judge Rawley rules a farmer may recover damages from a township for losses caused by a dog inoculated with rabies after it bit the farmer’s own dogs and stock. The decision treats the responsible dog as the source of the damages, potentially guiding other similar claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay City
Ind
Clay Circuit
J. M. Rawley
J. T. Gardner
Charlies Steuernagel
Justice meted quickly in Danville horse theft case
John Hamilton stole a horse and buggy from the Danville hitch rack, aimed for Indianapolis, was arrested within an hour, brought to court next morning, and sentenced by Judge Clark to Michigan City prison for one to fourteen years. He was forced to sign over checks to cover costs, as Sheriff Mendenhall moved him to Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ind
John Hamilton
Indianapolis
Clark
Michigan City
Mendenhall
Hamilton
Quarrel Ends with Shootings in New Albany and Mitchell
In New Albany Edward Gardner and William Carson argued over a skiff. Gardner fired at Carson missing him. the shot hit William Graham in the leg causing severe ankle fractures and amputation. Gardner was arrested for shooting with intent to kill. In Bedford Coroner Wayles filed a report on the Mitchell killing of Thomas Welsh by Marshal Frank Dale. The report cites a gunshot death but does not state justification. Dale waived preliminary trial. case goes to grand jury, Dale at large on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Edward Gardner
William Carson
Gardner
Carson
William Graham
Graham
City Street Department
Bedford
Wayles
Thomas Welsh
Mitchell
Marshal Frank Dale
Welsh
Dale
Ahealth remedy pitch touts star liniments and pills
A long advertisement extols Dr. Pierce products including Golden Medical Discovery All Healing Salve and Favorite Prescription. It urges cleansing the blood to cure skin sores and internal disease, claims anti bilious benefits and lists testimonials from medical authorities. It touts Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills and provides mail order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Golden
Golden Medical Discovery
R.V. Pierce
John Fyfe
Fyfe
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Dead's Catarrh Cure Promoted In Claims Of Cure
An 宣 advertisement touts Dead's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh and other diseases. It promises strong results and offers a reward for proof of failure, urging readers to mail testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. The notice also mentions Hall's Family Pills as a remedy for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Nature
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Maomba
Indian towns eyed for Mt Vernon to Mt Vernon electric line
HiHiunda capitalists discuss tentative plans for an electric line from Mt Vernon Indiana to Mt Vernon Illinois linking with the St Louis and Evansville lines. Proposed route would pass Fairfield Grayville Albion and New Harmony for passenger and freight service. Old Soldier Killed by Train in Rushville Samuel English sixty seven a Civil War veteran and Marion National Soldiers Home inmate was struck and killed by a Big Four passenger train while awaiting a return trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmi
HiHnda Capitalists
Mt. Vernon
Ind
St. Louis
Rushville
Samuel English
National Soldiers
Marion
Accidental Shooting Claims Seymour Resident
Irvin Gehneck aged thirty one, grandson of late Senator Louis Sehneck, died after accidentally shooting himself while climbing a fence with a rife. He was son of Mas Sophia Sehueck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himesis
Seymour
Ind
Irvin Gehneck
Louis Sehneck
Mas
Sophia Sehueck
Advertised letters list from Connersville post office
Week ending November 25 1907 list of names including Mrs William Covey Mrs Ernest Cummins The Hedericks Claude Helphinstine George Kauffman George P Mitchell Emmit Noll Miss Mary Robinson Mrs Callie Smith Mrs Ed Taylor plus William Thattie Baker and Marshall Kirk. P M Miles K Moffett postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Indiana
Thattie Baker
William Covey
Ernest Cummins
The
Hedericks
Claude Helphinstine
George Kauffman
Marshall Kirk
George P. Mitchell
Emmit Noll
Mary Robinson
Callie Smith
Ed Taylor
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Sal Denger
Boek Suntatelag
Frien
Lieut
U. G. Grant Iit
Novo YS
William Gow
Borough Bank of
Brooklyn
Frank
Fred Jenkins
Kingham
Jenkins Brothers
Clay County
Penitentiary
Hall
Plana
Miles K. Moffett, P. M
Tways
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