Jamieson Will Totals Ten Pages of Provisions for Kin Church and Devotion
The last will of M. Jamieson filed for probate lists 13 bequests including 200 to a sister, 300 to a brother and his wife, 500 to several nephews, and 100 to others with payments to occur one year after death. Executors are Charles and Percy Jamieson with Mrs Katie Belt family oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jamieson
Testator
Mary J. Dial
S. F. Jamieson
J. F. Dial
Charles E.belt
Walter E. Kain
Homer M. Kain
Hattie K. Wayland
Ella K. Nash
John Jamieson
Mabel Jamieson
Clara Jeffries
Charles
Percy
Batavia
Main Street
Charles T
Firt National Bank
Percy F. Jamieson
Charles Belt
Donald Jamieson
Robert Jamieson
Catherine Jamieson
Elizabeth Jamieson
Jamieson
Katie J. Belt
Katie Belt
Katie
Max Moore
Death of Mrs T J Morgan at Batavia
Intelligence from an Iowa paper reports the death of Mrs T J Morgan in Batavia from pneumonia on February 8. Born March 20, 1661, she married T J Morgan in 1878, had five children, and was a faithful member of the M E B church and Congregational church burial attended by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Batavia
T. J. Morgan
Bavantia Hodge
M. EB
Loving Tribute to Florence E. Fox of Moscow
Florence E. Fox, born November 26, 1881, died February 18, 1907 in Moscow after a bout with typhoid fever. She was a Moscow High School and Hillsdale College alumna, gifted in music and elocution, active in Pleasant Plains Baptist and Moscow M E churches. Funeral services were held in Moscow and Blanchester with interment in Blanchester cemetery. mourners included the Moscow High School alumni who dedicated a floral tribute.
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Moscow
Florence E. Fox
God
Pleasant Plain
T. M. Cox
Baptist Church
Pleasant Plains
Moscow M. E. Church
Moscow High School
Hillsdale College
Michigan
John Phillips
Blanchester
Baptist
A.C.P
Wreck at Clare Junction Delayed Night Train
A derailed engine caused by a misreported switch closed by the tower operator led to a collision at Clare Junction. The New York and Pennsylvania flyer struck a N W engine derailed earlier, injuring no one beyond shock. Engineer Keck and Fireman Gorman jumped free and a replacement engine and baggage car were sent from the yards.
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Clare
Batavia Junction
N. Y
Pennsylvania Flyer
Keck
Gorman
John Young Wins Brick Contract for Twightweo Works
John Young secures a brick Building contract for 17 houses serving the Victor Stamping Works at Twightweo near land. The project aims to house employees and could employ around a thousand workers as development proceeds. The works manufacture tin and iron ware yawls boats and skiffs. The brick work will commence soon.
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John Young
Twightweo
Victor Stamping Works
Young
Gibson monument described by Lowell Roupebush in Tiffin Ohio
Lowell Roupebush writes from Tiffin Ohio praising the 1906 Gibson monument to Gen William H Gibson. He details the granite shaft bronze statue and tablets, the quotes from Blaine Hayes Sheridan and Stowe, and the $17000 cost funded by comrades admirers and a state appropriation. He also notes Northwestern Ohio agriculture progress including alfalfa and dairying, better roads, and soil wealth.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Courier
Seneca County
Gibson
W. H. Gibson
Jefferson County
Pioneer Home
Stone River
Gov. McKinley
Grante
Gen. Gibson
Blaine
Hayes
Sheridan
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Clyde
McPherson
Grant
Sherman
Stonewall Jackson
Clermont
Lowell Roupebush
German farmer Hoag found dead in Owensville barn
Sebastian Hoag an Owensville farmer was found hanged in his barn after an absence by his wife and daughters. Coroner Brown held an inquest and a verdict of suicide by hanging was expected.
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Sebastian Hoag
Owensville
Brown
Clinton County praised as hardworking and good people
The Wilmington Journal extols Clinton county residents as exemplary and industrious, noting their character despite challenges. The piece stresses their unity and likens them to a model of county virtue within the state.
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The
Wilmington Journal
Clinton County
Commissioners Detailed Report of Last Meeting
A concise account outlines business transacted at the latest commissioners meeting. It lists decisions, approvals, and actions taken by the board, with references to involved departments and agenda items. The summary reflects the formal record of proceedings and key votes.
Spelling school nostalgia returns to revive old fashion
A reminiscence recalls a bygone era of spelling schools with children forming hollow squares around the old schoolhouse and reciting from McGuffey and Townsend books. The piece notes a revived interest across the country, promising simple, traditional lessons and communal joy.
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Sander
Townsend
McGuffey
County Lights Infirmary Consideration Delayed
County commissioners held a semi official session Friday to consider the best means of lighting the infirmary. William Baum and two lighting representatives attended from Wapakoneta and Norwood. No definite conclusion was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baum
Wapakoneta
Norwood
Jury Convicts in DuBrus Case on First Ballot
The jury elected Enoch Jones foreman and, after several ballots, returned a guilty verdict in the DuBrus case. Prosecution by Barnes and Kearns and defense by Bishop Dunlap Shay occurred with focus on fraud claims and a magnifying glass to challenge signatures. Large attendance, many ladies present, and keen interest noted.
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DuBrus
Enoch Jones
Barnes
Bishop
Dunlap
Kearns
Clermont
Shay
Louis Hicks
Union Township
Shanklin
Hicks
Clermont County Teachers Institute at Batavia
Clermont County teachers plan a one day session of the Clermont County Teachers Institute at Batavia Town Hall on March 9 1907. Superintendent J W Curry of Dayton will give the principal address and the program includes readings music rounds tables and discussions for teachers with executive committee members listed.
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Clermont County
City Hall
Batavia
J.W. Curry
Dayton
Teachers’ Institute
Town Hall
D K. McDonald
Mary Jeffries
Katherine
Nellie Breeding
Louise Parrott
C. A. Meeker
Lillian Bieber
Cleova Searles
D. E. Kirgan
F. P. Timmons
Republican League Holds Love Feast in Cincinnati
The Ohio Republican League held its 2nd annual meeting in Cincinnati with morning sessions and a banquet. Judge Frederick Taft presided, Mayor Dempsey welcomed delegates, and D. Q. Morrow could not attend due to illness. Resolutions endorsed Roosevelt administration officials and the Republican platform for the National campaign. A stray note mentions Harry Dillman’s new litre machine affecting mill costs.
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Ohio Republican League
Cincinnati
League
Lebanon
Frederick Taft
Dempsey
D. Q. Morrow
Hillsboro
Roosevelt
Taft
Foraker
Harris
Prominent Batavia Citizen Dies After Long Career
W B C Sterling a leading Batavia businessman dies at his daughter's home after weeks of confinement. He built wheeled vehicles with partner H A Moore, leaving a lasting legacy in Spring Street buildings. Born 1825 in St John New Brunswick he lived in Batavia since 1859 and served as recorder, council member, and school board ally. Funeral services were held at the Nichols residence with interment in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. C. Sterling
Batavia
H. L. Nichols
Ohio
H. A. Moore
Naintera
Spring Street
William Bromley Cadogan Stirling
St John’s
N. B
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Ohio River
New Richmond
Canada
Amelia
Democratic Party
Nancy Banister
Rhoda
A. W. House
Eliza
Maryamon
William B. Moore
Stirlingshire
Charles Stirling
Stirling
Lee
Burdsall
Union Cemetery
John Nichols
Ralph McKay
Stirling Moore
Frank Davis, Jr
Allen Nichols
W. B. Moore
Light dispute between C G P traction and Bethel public board
Bethel's Board of Public Affairs and the C G P traction company dispute whether the traction firm may supply electric light to villagers. Shoe factory workers arranged with the traction firm for light after rate clashes, leaving town residents in the dark.
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C. G. & P. Traction Company
Board of Public Affairs
Bethel
Traction Company
Board of Affairs
M. E Church Sets Sunday Services and Conference
The M E Church will hold a Sunday service at 10 30 with Rev A N Spahr preaching and administering the Lord's Supper A quarterly love feast at 2 30 and preaching at 7 00 The quarterly conference is at 7 30 Saturday evening Sunday school and Epworth League services are as usual Pastor Burdesall extends a general invitation Frank Kovner and his daughter visited relatives in Highland County last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
A. N. Spahr
D D
Lovefewat
Burdesall
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the Jamieson
Lowell
Northwestern
General Gibson
Ireton
Sapp & Teal
Clermont Republican
James Rosselot
Clermont Democrat
C. C. Kearns
Wm. Hobson
Mary Snider
Peer Exce Renee
Zugg & Hurley
Frank Shumard
Hanley Bartlett
Joseph Weisman
Citizen
Sbi
W. B. Carpenter & Co
Dr. VanHorn
Luin Carter
Stanley Funn
E. H. Thiery
Ocne
Terwillegar Bros
Waterworka Trustees
W. Stanage
E. M. Brown
Coat
Inquest
Henderson
Lulu Carter
Kate Houlton
Bert Dayie
D. C. Gaskins
Woodville Turnpike
James Pray Pipissetus
George Greenwood
C G. Seeler
John Malloy
H. L. Nichole
Samuel Schooley Samuel Anderson
Jobo F. Kemp
Allen Greenwood
Seika Peay
A. Fee Ee Er
Harley Kipcaid
Irwin Roudebush
James Cook
Tute
Burdsal
Florence Glancy
Tillie Purcell
Ben Gas
Och Institute Art In the Public Schools
G. W. Clemmons
Republican League
Nent
Harry Dillman
Bethel Roller Mills
M. E Church
Frank Kovner
Highland County
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