TABLE TALK HEIRLOOM SUIT HEARD BY JUDGE SMITH
An appeal in McLean versus Doughty concerns a mahogany table claimed as an heirloom. Damages sought total 300 dollars. The table passed through multiple hands from Mrs. Woolly to Kennedy to Doughty and has ties to Sackett's Harbor and Pittsburg. Deposition evidence and letters were used. decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Smith
Sarah K. McLean
Harriet A. Doughty
Woolly
Sullivan
Minneapolis
New York
Plaintff
Pittsburg
McLean
J. Guthrie
Miss Doughty
Public sale postponed on account of bad weather
By reason of bad weather the sale of Pos Judd which was to have occurred last Saturday November 26, was postponed until next Saturday December 3, commencing at 10 o'clock a.m. Mr. Judd will offer cattle, hogs, harness and farming utensils.
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Pos Judd
Judd
Epworth Lee
Olive Branch
League
Risinger
Violet
Laura Liunt
Edith
Edgar
Hiomer Hunt
Maggie
Leola Burlew
Dora
George Thompson
Luln Rust
George Avey
Alvi Marioi
Stadtmiller
Clara Violet Calevou
Frank McGuire
Avlonde
Glen Bate Literary Society
C.uc
Revival Meetings Begin In January With Noted Evangels
Rev. Bailey of the M E church will start a revival in mid January assisted by Miss Cartwright and Rev. Illman of the Presbyterian church will begin in the first week of January. Epidemic of small pox feared with about six hundred cases reported. vaccination cited as strong protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
M. E. Church
Miss Cartwright
Illman
Presbyterian Church
State Board of Health
Zimmerman Injury Report Revisions After Hunting Incident
George Zimmerman remains recovering from a hunting accident with more shot penetrations in the groin than first reported. He is improving but not yet back to hunting as implied previously. General S. H. Hurst of Chillicothe will lead a large army across the country on December 17 retracing Sherman’s 1864 march route, promising a rare talk at city hall. T. J. Davis & Co. at South Moscow have paused winter operations on their stone quarry and railroad stone contracts, planning to resume in spring, leaving about 80 workers unemployed.
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George Zimmerman
8S. H. Hurst
Chillicothe
Sherman
City Hall
T. J. Davis & Co
South Moscow
C. & O. Railroad
Cincinnati Water Works
S. H. Haret
G. A. KR. Poat
Mary Kline
Smith
Fairmont
John Skilman
Bellone
Charles Hicks
Kline Avenue
G. P. Robertson
Bental House
L. J. Behymerhee
Lydia Herron
John Thompson
Penr! Halse
James Vreher
Four Lectures by Eminent Speakers Announced for Amelia Board
The Amelia board schedules four lectures starting Tuesday evening December 6 at the hall by Prof. Aubrey M. Timmers of Indiana Pennsylvania. Topics include Picturesque Europe from Paris to Pompeii and travel inspired research. Edwin Patchell of Stonelick mourns the loss of his pet crow Bob, a famed local character nicknamed Bob, rumored in Williamsburg.
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Amelia Board of Edu
Aubrey M.mmers
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Europe
Paris
Pompeii
Hammer
Hick’s
Edwin Patchell
Stonelick
Artemas Ward
Bob
Williamsburg
Mr. Patchell
Leeds
Harry Brown
Side Son
Norwood
William Perkins
Amelia School Board
Andrey M. Hammers
Lydia Sintin
Currie Klemm
Madisony
Wedding of Mamie Sapp to Wheeler Bagby at Baldwin
The home of ex-Commissioner Sapp in Baldwin hosted a charming wedding on Sunday November 27 1898. Miss Mamie Sapp married Wheeler Bagby of Cincinnati who works in the insurance business. They will reside in Columbia where Bagby will continue his work.
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Sapp
Baldwin
Mamie
Wheeler Bagby
Cincinnati
Columbia
Mr. Bagby
City
Contested Gibson Will Case Opens In Local Court
The Gibson will dispute unfolds before a crowded bench and bar with Pat Grannan the detective testifying on the niece Etta Hills conduct. Plaintiffs Mrs Burgoyne and Mrs Lewis seek to break the will after the old man’s decline tied to a divorce and rising claims for house services.
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Gibson
Pat Grannan
Longview
Etta
Burgoyne
Lewis
Hunt's Plum Receives Clover Leaf Receiver Role
The Commercial Tribune reports Samuel Hunt, president of the Cincinnati, Portsmouth & Virginia, chosen as receiver for the Clover Leaf to succeed R B F Pierce. Hunt will base at Toledo and oversee Clover Seaf affairs with a personal representative here. Evans K Dick of the Philadelphia Investment Company supports Hunt and notes no change in Hunt's relations with the C P V.
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the Commercial Tribune
Clover Leaf
Samuel Hunt
Cincinnati, Portsmouth & Virginia
R. B. F. Pierce
East
Evans K. Dick
Investment Company
Philadelphia
Hunt
Toledo
Ile
Alabama
Philadelphia Investment Company
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Virginia
Court Matters Summary of Civil Docket Actions
A comprehensive docket shows multiple cases with verdicts, continuances, and notices. Entries include William Britton versus Frederick Plodgett for a small debt. Mary Robertson trust affairs with treasurer substitution. Elizabeth Bicking against Plodstedt et al with decree on cross petition. rail case verdict for one cent. various demurrers, defaults, and possession orders. Other items list trials set for December and a new case Milford Home Building Co. versus Henry Kellenger.
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William Britton
Frederick Plodgett
Sterritt
Amos Dyer
Charles L. Kennedy
Mary E. Robertson
A. J. Allen
Kennedy
Elizabeth J. Bicking
Frederick Plodstedt
A. C. Hutchins
C. P. & W. Railroad Company
Louisa Keller
Dean Bredwell
Constable
A.D. Barrow
Joseph Davis
Leta B. Grossheim
Frank J. Grossheim
John Jarman
Geo. Wise
Margaret Burgoyne
George Brown
State
Albert Griffith
Luella Brophy
Emma Belle Conley
Ann Elizabeth Fomorin
John L. Mitchell
Fred Trump
G. W. Brown
George Gibson
George W. Gibson
Elizabeth Workman
Robert Dawson
Ohio
David Fitzwater
Samuel Miller
Mary E. Ludlow
Albert Pricket
Emma Bell Conley
Maxwell G. Conley
Loveland Mutual Building & Loan Company
Robert
Martin Et
James W. Moss
Trustees Christian Church
New Richmond
Young Man Charged With Horse Theft Held on Bond
William Monfort of Edenton was jailed yesterday charged with stealing a horse a buggy and harness belonging to several individuals. He was committed in default of a $200 bond. Harsh weather Saturday kept many teachers from the board examination leaving ten applicants before the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Monfort
Edenton
Destitute Clinton County Family Struggles Near Blanchester
The Wilmington Republican reports a destitute family near Blanchester in Warren county. A mother and six children live in an eight by twelve foot car with a nearby water pool as their supply. The father abandoned them but sends flour weekly while the family relies on neighbors for food. The mother sues for alimony as a six year old West Union girl, Mary Picklesman, died after her clothing caught on a grate the prior Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Republican
Drake
Warren County
Blanchester
Clermont County
West Union
Mary Picklesman
Last Call for Rev Fletcher J Hypes Dies at Owensville
Rev. Fletcher J Hypes, longtime pastor of M E B churches in the district, died last Thursday in Owensville at age 66. He suffered apoplexy after a paralysis stroke ten days earlier. A former chaplain and three year soldier in an Ohio regiment, he led G A R post activities and was honored by a large funeral procession.
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Fletcher J Hypes
G. A. R. Post
Post
Tobacco Market Rises as Demand Boosts Cincinnati Sellings
The tobacco trade heats up with rising demand for smaller offerings in Cincinnati. Prices advance across grades from 2 to 12 cents, with good filler and old stock moving briskly. Weekly totals show 711 bolds sold, 171 rejected, 540 actual sales, and 419 receipts amid new crop entries and various county lot breakdowns.
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Old Mason County
Old Brown County
New Pendleton County
Old Pendleton County
New Blue Grass
New Owen County
Old Owen County
Hirds
Tougher Marriage License Rules Stir Young Couples
A proposed law changes marriage licensing after January 1 requiring applicants to disclose extensive personal and family details. Ages birthplaces occupations and parental histories must be listed for both partners, plus kinship and marital impediments and officiant details. The aim is to curb hasty marriages by compelling full familiarity with family histories.
Dial's Dilemma at Lockland Schools
Tensions rise as Lockland color residents demand Superintendent Dial admit colored pupils. Board delayed action at a special meeting, while Dial faces scrutiny for beating a white student over absent notes. Also listing Batavia post office letters marked advertised with names and dates.
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Lockland
Dial
Harry Butler
Butler
Notable Promotions On C P and V Rail Road
Following the Clover Leaf receiver order, several C P and V executives are expected to rise. J C Gleason may become general superintendent, H L Stroupe could advance from dispatcher to master of transportation, with K E Gray succeeding Rhodes as general passenger and freight agent.
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Clover Leaf
Rhodes
KE. F. Gray
Adams county probate judgeship goes to Mason
Governor Bushnell signed Mason a commission for the unexpired Adams county probate judgeship ending February 9, 1900 ousting J O McMannis. Attorney General Monnett had ruled the unexpired term could be filled by a new appointee. Mason’s appointment follows his prior ouster for Garfield era acts.
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Govenor Bushnell
Adams County
John W. Mason
J. O. McMannis
Monnett
Mason
Milford diamond proves world's seventh largest gem
A two year old discovery near Milford led to a five carat diamond later cut in Amsterdam and shown to be worth $2000 after expert valuation. Farmer Taylor found it while plowing on clay hillside three miles from Milford. the stone was declared valuable in Cincinnati and later delivered to Russel Bros. The gem, described as purest ray serene, is a rare American find.
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Clinton
Clermont
Taylor
Milford
Mr. Taylor
Cincinnati
Amsterdam
Russel Bros
America
Massachusetts
Thieves Strike Farms and Stables Around Lynchburg
Robberies hit J. R. Rizer barn and Mrs. Cloud granary, with a buggy taken from Newt Colvin. Believed same trio behind the incidents. A pair of men confronted Dr. Strofe and son as they attempted to steal his horse, fleeing across the graveyard after the horse bolted back to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
J. R. Rizer
Mrs. Cloud
Newt Colvin
Will
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James Fitzpatrick
Hoer‘tia
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Nlamiet
L. D. Rinehardt
Thomas Hare
Lindate
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William McNeal
Nettie Turton
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George Temple
Lindale
Robert Ernst
John Braunen
Philip Aultman
Calvary
Lucille Davis
Caniel
Lewis Kibler
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MFE
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Dolby
Frank Idlett
Charles Morehead
Sherman Fitzpatrick
Salt Air
Mary McClain
Hoesler
Edward Peance
Laurel
Misa Belle Welch
Henry Rinehart
Gist
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Highland
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