Millionaires' heirs dispute echoes in city land case
Columbus dispatch ties the Anneke Jans Bogardus heirs battle to Pegg suit over 850 acres in Philadelphia. In Ohio Batavia and Clermont County, heirs organize, while a meeting on April 11 will decide the Pegg Association's action.
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Columbus
Anneke Jans Bogardus
New York
Trinity Church Corporation
Pegg
Philadelphia
Annericans
Colonel Innis
L. L. Pegg
Pegg Association
Broad Street
Clermont County
Batavia
North Carolina
South
Odd Fellows to Stage Golden Fleece Play at City Hall
The Odd Fellows present a City Hall play based on the Golden Fleece story on April 26. Allen Glaney directs and paints scenery for the lodge affair with lodge members as actors and the Batavia orchestra providing music. Further notices will follow.
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Odd Fellows
City Hall
Allen Glaney
Lodge
Batavia
New Iron Clad Iowa Launched at Cramp Shipyard
The U. S. war vessel Iowa is launched at Cramp’s Philadelphia yard with many guests and Rep. G. W. Hulick present. Hulick discusses Navy buildup including four ships nearing completion and torpedo boats from Herreshoff, plus details of torpedo practice and future naval roles. Also noted are Auditor Davis’s pug Billy killed by a train, Amelia High School’s fourth annual commencement program, and Milford boy Meeker Manning seriously injured and later dying.
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Iowa
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
Naval Committee of the House
G. W. Hulick
R. J. Banscroft
Press-Post
Columbus
Scence
Scence, Who, In An Interview With Judge Hulick
Hulick
Massachusetts
Indiana
Oregon
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Herbert
Herreshoff Brothers
Herreshoff
John Davis
Billy
Amelia High School
M. B
Slye
Bellstedt
Marigh
King Cotton
Sousa
W. P. Jackson
Laurendean
Albert T. Nesbitt
Hermen Bellstedt
Edgar
Jackson
Rastus
Our Republic
Edward Pattison
Claude J
Ivy L. Hutson Mediey
Afton Schools Close After Notable Program
The Afton schools ended Thursday with a large audience enjoying a well delivered program. Duet Babes in the Wood by Clarence and Ida McAffee, recitations and songs highlighted the event. Rev. Fulton of Williamsburg gave an edifying talk to children about youth and education. The school reports 79 winter pupils, its largest attendance since founding. a treat followed for pupils and teachers. Visitors included Batavia's Belle McDonald Stella Orebaugh Edna Hulick Nelson Cramer and Williamsburg's Rev. Fulton Bila Fulton Mrs Samuel Fulton.
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Afton
Wm. M. Fulton
Cecile Hulick
Batavia
Williamsburg
Belle McDonald
Stella Orebaugh
Edna Hulick
Nelson Cramer
Rev. Fulton
Bila Fulton
Samuel Fulton
Dark collision on Williamsburg bridge topples carriages
Two young men, Lucian Maham and a companion, met near the Williamsburg iron bridge on a Sunday night. Their horses collided and both carriages toppled over a twelve foot bank. They salvaged broken remains and left with disappointed hearts.
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Lucian Maham
Iron Bridge
Williamsburg
Maham
Figures of the Fight and Large Vote Polled Monday
The article reports election day results across Batavia and surrounding townships with Republican gains in every precinct. Official tallies list candidates for several posts including clerk treasurer assessor and constable, noting strong turnout and harmonious proceedings.
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Batavia Township
Amelia—Batavia
J S Kidd
S Atchley
M J Kain
H B Glancy
C C Kearns
J B Hopkins
Miami—Milford
H C Derricks
T L Cullen
H E Bennett
A B Applegate
Edward Hewen
Joel Miller
T. M Clark
William Crosson
Henry Shafer
George Smith
Miami
Branch Hill
T J, Cullen
L M¢lark
Henry Shafir
East Precinct
Ohio Township
Resin Hawkins
James E Shaw
C T Bainum
John Resh
Johnn S Slade
SJ Denham
W E Nichols
CO Ketepuin
K Evanshine
J B Gillaspie
New Richmond Corneraion
C W Short
Pursett
Pressurer
D E Roberts
John Farino
St. Clerk—Charles
GW Burnet
Amon Fenderson
Lew Neister
E L House
Fred Heimering
W T Ward
West Precinct
Ohio
POM Carle
John S Slade
F J Donhham
C O Ketchum
L Evanshine
J P Gillaspie
New Richmond Corporation
F M Pursell
Charles R Day
Ira Buffington
John H Ryan
H Buckley
C W Bickmore
C D Fridman
George W. McMurehy
G W Burnet
Marshal—Amon Henderson
Lew Neiser
Mat Schentz
Fred Helmering
Locust Corner clash stirs Methodists and critics in Ohio
In Locust Corner Ohio Clarke an evangelical minister is denounced as false by local church leaders who defend the Methodist congregation and its long history. The piece lists church officers trustees and a large Sabbath service while noting Aron term New Light and pressures from rival denominations. The column also mentions community events and local headlines including school music and a G A R encampment plan.
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Locust Corner
Ohio
Courier
Sig
Independent News
New Richmond
Clarke
M. E
M. E. Church
Rhodes
Clark
Will Clarke
Unite
Brethren
M. Bf
Methodist Church
W. P. Jackson
C. V.I
Old Jackson
Devil Jackson
Henry Behymer
H. D. Tone
Benjamin Mattox
Evangelical Alliance of the
United States
Bryan
Christian Nation Evangelists
Spelling Bee Luncheon Fails at M E Guild Event
A ladies of the M E guild luncheon at Kain's restaurant ended with a successful meal but a chaotic spelling class. Attendance and discipline were poor, yet participants enjoyed the gathering despite the botched spelling bee and a wish for an organized future spelling school. Tranquility, long the Wilson homestead, faces upheaval as oil development grows, potentially shifting county business to the town.
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M. E. Guild
Kain
John T. Wilson
Adams County
Mail Weigher Checks Train Between Portsmount and Cincinnati
A government mail weigher is aboard the P and W railroad, weighing every mail sack from Portsmount to Cincinnati. The biannual duty started March 95 and runs to April 25, aiming to determine eligibility for mail clerk special service and promising improved facilities and an extra car for Conductor Gleason’s train.
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P &W
Portsmount
Cincinnati
Gleason
Flagging the Weather and Hats at the Theater
William Carter is named official flagman to raise signals at the post office each morning and evening. The piece jokes about weather codes and a new law banning ladies from wearing tall hats at amusement venues, with Mayors and janitors enforcing it. It ends with a promotion for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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William Carter
William
Branaugh
Lon Stymers
Ohio
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