Probate Court Records and Real Estate Transfers
Probate matters include estate accounts for Warren Giffen and B W Ricketts guardian, probate applications for Andrew Foster, and widow elects in several estates. Real estate transfers list numerous parcel sales across Blissfield, Perry, White Eyes, Crawford, and Monroe townships with prices and new owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Giffen
Warren Giffen
Sanford Rose
B. W. Ricketts
Guardian
Andrew Foster
Israel Turner
Willi
John B. Foster
W. W. Fredrick
Joseph Fletcher
Joseph B. Shearn
Elizabeth Shearn
Julia Foster
Jerry Thornsley
Laura A. Lewis
Thomas J. Smith
John Burrows
Calvin S. Simmons
Deborah Burrows
Mary Jane Weatherwax
L. Lybarger
James E. Weatherwax
E. L. Lybarger
Thomas J-Hall
L. B. Honck
Daniel Johnson
Martha M. Johnson
Jacob Mikesell
Daniel Mikesell
Jennie P. Meredith
Ida P. Meredith
R. W. Culbertson
George Bowers
Sarah J. Backmaster
Blissfield
J. P
C. E. Crawford
Jesse L. Crawford
Clark Township
A. H. Wallace
C. R. Kitzmiller
White Eyes
Jona W. Lee
Henry Kk. Lee
Perry Township
Orvil Lars
John H. Worthington
Virginia Township
William Seute
Edward Infield
Crawford Township
William Mulford
William N. Reed
Keene Township
Alexander Bord
Edward G. Lower
Albert C. Lower
Charlies S. Lower
Lower
Charles
John C. Eliott
Samuel Felver
Oxford Township
Lilly
Etta
Andrew B. Jack
Nancy Winklepleck
Louise Hains
Sarah F. Snell
Jackson Township
Martha Sowers
Sarah Sowers
Susan EB. Aybart
Monroe Township
William R. Crooks
Victor D. Brillhart
W. T. Marquand
John C. McCoy
Anna M. Marquand
Mary L. Sever
John Flesket
Coshocton
John Hesket
Marr L. Sever
Mary Marx
John Marr
Lafayette Township
Zachariah Bush
Jacob Stuber
Mohawk Village
Alex Redick
Aldora Loose
B. F. Ricketts
Charles A. Miller
Selby & Almack
William B. Smith
Linnie A. Shyrock
Linton Township
L. P. Burt
S. M. Williams
Republicans in Convention ses sions shape county party slate
The county Republican convention met at city hall with many township delegates present. James Glenn was chosen chairman and R. A. Crawford secretary. Party officers selected delegates to state and district conventions and formed a central committee to govern for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
James Glenn
R. A. Crawford
Glenn
P. P. DeHart
S. A. Stowe
Geo. A. Hay
H. H. Gaskill
Adams
A. A. Stephen
Bakersville
Bedford
W. McGurdy
West Bedford
Bethlehem
Lewse Waters
Bowman
Clark—Johnson Weatherwex
Blissfield
Crawford
W. M. Smith
AP. Stewart
George A. Hay
L. T. Judd
KP. P. Delkart
John Carhart
F. H. Yarnall
H. WH. Gaskill
Big G engines cause trouble for Pennsylvania lines
The large G- locomotives are causing frequent breakages on the Pennsylvania lines. Steel components render engines weak at a common fault point. Repairs are ongoing as parts are ordered. three of the big engines are currently in Dennivan shops for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Dennivan
Costly Sheep Theft Leads to Fine and Commital
Hamilton Griffith arraigned before Judge Maxwell on a sheep theft charge. He pleaded guilty, fined $10 and costs, and committed to the works until payment. Bound over to court by Squire Mortley on January 26, with arrest tied to R. M. Eckles of Jackson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Griffith
Maxwell
Squire Mortley
R. M. Eckles
Jackson Township
Circus Train Breaks Up As Elephants Roar At Passengers
The Forepaugh and Sells circus passed through the city bound for New York after noon on Wednesday in three sections of twenty cars each. Fifteen people were ejected from a train near Columbus and Conesville. Elephants in one car knocked a door down near Pataskala causing a loud scene. A fast freight nearly collided but avoided disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forepaugh & Sells
New York
J. W. Ansell
Olivers Moore
Briggs
Columbus
Conesville
Pataskala
Sure of Front Seat in Humorous Street Scene
Newspaper style caption from a humorous exchange where a child questions Fritz about his future. A cocky reply suggests becoming a policeman to drive others away when crowds gather on the street. The quote reflects playful banter and streetwise humor core to the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
General Joubert Dies as Boer War News Updates Pretoria
March 29 dispatches report General Joubert died of peritonitis after a Tuesday night illness. Julien courts of state funeral amid mourning and possible mausoleum burial on his farm. General Louis Botha expected to succeed. Boer forces in Transvaal and Natal described with 40,900 under arms and Olivier with 6,000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Joubert
Diet
Louis Botha
Natal
London
French
Bloemfontein
Thaba N’chu
Olivier
Ladybrand
Lord Roberts
War Office
Tugela
Pietermaritzburg
Hildyard
Estcourt
Barton
Moor River
Colesburg
Basuto
Webster Davis
New York
Department of the Interior
Genoa
Davis
Kroger
Lourenzo
Marques
Crown Reef
Macram
Beige Affairs Committee
Washington
Charles EL Macram
East Liverpool
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hay
State Department
Stowe
Capetown
Durban
House Committee On Public Lands
New Mexico
Free State Agency
United States
Adelbert Hay
Kroon- Stadt
Free State
Alfred Elliott
Elliott
British censorship and Porto Rico tariff debate headline
The House and Senate conduct a busy session covering the Macram case at Pretoria censorship complaints, the Porto Rican government and tariff bill with a Davis free trade stance, and amendments on mining and army funding. Other items include pneumatic tube service funding, Bynum’s NY port prize dispute, and public land buffalo reserve moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Davis
Mino
United States
Porto Rico
Carter
Cape Nome
Prominent Kentuckians Face Writs and Confession Rumors
Detectives in Frankfort seek warrants for more Republican state officers based on claims by W. H. Culton who allegedly confessed. Culton, deputy under Auditor Sweeney, was in the state building before Goebel’s assassination and purportedly described conferences in January. The legality of mail delivery to named officials is debated as postmasters await lawful induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Armstrong
Kentucky
W. H. Culton
Culton
Sweeney
State Stone
Culter
Goebel
State Building
Commonwealth
H. E. Youtsey
Moore
Washington
Holmen
Paris
J. S. Sweeney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ney News
Probate Court
John W. Lee
Harvey B. Lee
Emind
A. Bipps
Martin Overholt
Charles Huff
Lewis Aronhalt
Daniel A. Aronhalt
Mary Aronhalt
Sarah Davis
Charlies I. Cassinghaim
E. D. Phillips
Tiverton
Jane Holt
Warden A. Little
Fallsbury
Lillie L. Dunlary
Jacob G. Shelborn
Monroe
Dora Schonaner
Elgin Baker
Washington Township
Gracie Gonder
Franklin
Samuel C. Taylor
Sault St. Marie
Mich
Effie Johnson
Bedford Rownship
Albert C. Miller
Kansas City
Kan
Claris O. Smith
Lew W. Coulter
Perry
Laura
L. Neldon
County Central Committee
Dennison
Washington Star
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Detroit Free Press
Bankster
Chicago Times-herald
Suremer
Zur
Kruger
Lourenzo Marquez
Villebois de Marouil
Foreign Legion
Prinsloe
Drakenberg Range
Mafeking
Michael Davitt
Brussels
Sawyer
Gshkogh, Wis
Philetus Sawyer
House
Driggs
N. Y
Sumner
House Committee On Post Offices
Postoffice
Bynum
Hor. W. D. Bynum
Jones
Arkansas
Barry
Money
Fairbanks
Spooner
Bynnum
Kleberg
Texas
Fitzgerald
Mass
Robertson
Louisiana
Capitol
Senator Foraker
Government Printing Office
Elmira
Frank E. Bundy
Congress
Chanute
Kas
George W. Wheatly
Galena
Turol
McKinley
Limz
Peru
Romana
Rudoro Romero
Hele
Curton
Louisville
Court of Appeals
Chicago
Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago Junction
Whiting
Ind
O'Connell
Richard Reniman
Garret
James Holman
Pittsburg
Evans
Nashville
Tenn
H. Clay
Erane
Tennessee
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