William Thomas Bausmith
Kentucky Post, Thursday, 12 February 1903, page 1
OLD RELICS-The old historical residences of Covington are fast disappearing. The architect will be William T Bausmith, who drew the plans for the handsome Hearne Flat Building and he thinks the building will be ready for occupancy by June.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 7 July 1903, page 1
SCHOOOL-At the meeting of the Newport School Board Monday night, the design of the architects, Bausmith & Weber for a new school on Eighth Street was adopted.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 22 December 1903, page 5
NEW SCHOOL-The Newport School Board Monday night accepted the revised plans for the new schoolhouse made by Weber & Bausmith and the Secretary will advertise for bids for the work.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 23 May 1904, page 5
BELLEVUE-Mayor J W Ellis, C K Lombard, W T Bausmith, Benjamin Perry, Joseph Faber, George H Bingtorf (sic) and T F Beyland leave for Frankfort to be in attendance at GAR reunion Tuesday afternoon.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 26 May 1904, page 5
BELLEVUE-William T Bausmith was elected Commander of the Kentucky GAR at Frankfort Ky.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 29 July 1904, page 5
GAR ROW-An order alleged to have been issued by W T Bausmith of Bellevue, State Commander of the GAR, has caused the threat of a split in the delegations which will attend the annual encampment, which will be held this year at Boston from Aug 15-20. General Order No 2 is said to contain the command that the Kentucky hosts will go to Boston from Louisville on a special train under the leadership of Junior Vice Commander H C Pearce. Pearce is a negro. Hence the howl.
The first post to take formal action and protest was Walter C Whitaker Post of Louisville, known as the "Lily White Post." It contains 97 members. Three posts are composed of negroes, two accept men of both races and the third, the Whitaker is against the negro.
Commander Bausmith states to the Post: The regular train will leave Louisville Aug 13 under Command of Pearce. When it reaches LaGrange, Pearce will turn the command over to John W Ackerson, the Senior Vice Commander. When it comes to Cincinnati it will be turned over by Ackerson to me as the State's highest order. Pearce is a high officer in of the GAR in the State and his command is regular. There is nothing extraordinary about the case. But the train goes to Boston under my command."
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 6 December 1904, page 3
ELECTION-Granville Moody Post GAR has elected officers as follows: Commander C K Lombard; Senior Vice Commander, Reese Morgan; Junior Vice Commander, A L Young; Adjutant, C H Vance; Quartermaster W T Bausmith; Surgeon A Hafner; Chaplain, Joseph Faber; Officer of Day, Joseph N Schneider; Officer of Guard, J M Ross; Inside Sentinel, M Andriott; Comrades Beyland, Faber and Bausmith were appointed a committee to promote the institution of a Sons of Veterans Camp in his city.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 17 August 1905, page 5
The following members of the Granville Moody Post, GAR, Bellevue, will leave Sept 1 for Denver to attend the National GAR Encampment; T F Beyland, William T Bausmith, Charles K Lombard, George Seither Sr. Reese Morgan and Phil Gantschler.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 23 July 1906, page 6
BRONZE-William Bausmith of Granville Moody Post of Bellevue, has presented to Joe Hooker WRC of Dayton, a beautifully inscribed bronze tablet to be placed on the urn recently dedicated at Evergreen Cemetery in memory of the unknown dead of the Civil War.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 13 May 1907, page 5
BELLEVUE-The following delegation leaves tomorrow for the State encampment of the GAR to be held in Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. T F Beyland, Alexander L Young, George Seither Sr. W T Bausmith, C K Lombard, Maurice Andrist.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 12 August 1907, page 4
PENSION-Congressman Rhinock has secured the following pension: William T Bausmith, Bellevue, $12 per month.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 9 December 1907, page 4
BELLEVUE-Granville Moody Post GAR has elected officers as follows: Commander C K Lombard; S V C John J Baldwin Jr. V C Frank Sentiff; Chaplain, Joseph Faber; Surgeon Henry Eilers; QM, W T Bausmith; OD Joseph N Schneider; O G George Seither; J S, M Andiott; Delegate George Seither; Alternate, John Johns.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 21 May 1912, page 5
BELLEVUE-William Bausmith, Capt. Jesse Green, Michael Bruenner and Chas Maunders of Granville Moody Post GAR aof this city and T H Casey of Joe Hooker Post GAR of Dayton, left this afternoon for Louisville to attend the grand army encampment in the city May 21, 22 and 23. A large delegation from the Women's Relief Corps accompanied them.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 7 December 1914, page 2
OFFICERS-The following officers were elected by Granville Post No 89 GAR last night; Commander M Bruner; Senior Vice Commander Charles Mounders; Junior Vice Commander J W Ellis; Quartermaster, George Setter; Chaplain Dr. Maxedon; Officer of the Day, Joe Schneider; Officer of Guard, John Jones; Patriotic Instructor, W T Bausmith; Delegate George Stetter.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 1 March 1916, page 3
BELLEVUE-Funeral of W T Bausmith member Granville Moody Post GAR will take place Thursday 1 pm with services in Calvary M E Church. Ladies of the Covington, Newport and Dayton Relief Corps will meet at Taylor av. Bellevue at 12:20 pm to attend the services.