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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1903

Page

7

Court clarifies school election ruling in Columbus

Chief Justice Burkett said the court did not decide whether school board elections occur this year. It denied mandamus for lack of authority over nonofficials. Defendants are party executive committee members, not election board members. Special Counsel Bennett is ill. Secretary of State advises boards to follow the attorney general’s opinion delaying elections until a supreme court decision.

Columbus Burkett Supreme Court Bennett Attorney General Secretary of State

Track Walker Warns Trains From Mountain Slide

Coshocton Ohio reports Charles Wolf, a track walker, heard a call to return and spotted a hillside slide near dawn. He flagged trains including a Panhandle passenger train, preventing disaster as an abandoned mine overflow filled with water and debris. The railroad will empty the mine.

Coshocton Charles Wolf Panhandle

Extraordinary session tracks Panama canal treaty debate

Washington reports show the senate advancing on the Panama canal treaty with Colombia. Key moves include Morgan securing a concession to attach the Spooner act, plans for a Tuesday vote, and Cuban reciprocity rising in priority amid expectations of adjournment by week’s end.

Washington Senate Gallinger N. D Clark Ark Stone Morgan Colombia Senator Lodge Senate Committee Daniel Committee On Foreign Relations Cullom Committee On Commerce Dr. Crum Spooner Panama Canal

Murder and double tragedy in St Paris Ohio

In St Paris Joseph H Gibbs and his wife were found dead in a pool of blood on main street after Gibbs shot his wife near the village church and then killed himself. Mrs Shehee fled after Gibbs fired at her and missed. The jealous dispute appears to have precipitated the killings.

Joseph H. Gibbs Springfield St. Paris Gibbs Jim Shehee Mrs. Shehee

Brothers Oppose Each Other for Township Trustee

Ed Potter the Republican won the township trustee nomination at the Wednesday night convention while his brother Zach Potter the Democrat secured the same office on the party ticket. Both are popular and running hard, making the race close in Delaware Ohio.

Delaware, O Zach Potter Zach

Poisoning Attempt on Lewis Wiler Family in Defiance

Police investigate an attempted poisoning in Defiance Ohio as Mrs. Wiler kneaded dough containing paris green. She tasted the green mixture and fell ill but was saved by a doctor. Officials suspect a motive tied to Mr. Wiler, a noted local politician, with further developments expected.

Lewis Wiler

Self-experimentation with drugs ends in death of Fred Pritchau

In Cleveland on March 14, authorities report Fred Pritchau of the wholesale drug store shipping department died after he habitually mixed drug doses to treat illness. Thursday night he took one of his own mixtures and fell gravely ill, dying Friday morning.

Cleveland Fred Pritchau Pritchau

Clovernook Sold to Proctor. to House the Blind

Clovernook in College Hill has been transferred from the Cary heirs to William A. Proctor. The estate will become a home for the blind run by Misses Georgia and Florence Trader, stemming from a year old library for the blind initiative at the public library.

Cincinnati Clovernook Cary Sisters College Hill William A. Proctor Georgia Florence Trader Public Library

Amica ble settlement averted at Alliance steel plant

Alliance Ohio March 12 Officers of the American Steel Foundry and a committee representing 800 employees reached a friendly agreement. The plant, a branch of the American Steel Casting Co, had threatened dismantling and abandonment if a settlement was not reached, and work resumed Wednesday night.

Springfield E. L. Buchwalter American Seeding Machine Co

Drowning in Hocking River Near Logan

Gus Yegee a lineman for Logan Home Telephone Co. drowned when a skiff they used to string a line across the Hocking river capsized Yegee could not swim and sank while his companion reached shore safely in the high raging current.

Logan Gus Yegee Logan Home Telephone Co Hocking Yegee

Reverend Chas W. Potter Dies After Long Illness

Toledo reports the death of Rev. Chas W. Potter formerly of Detroit and six years head of the Adams Street mission. He died Wednesday from starvation due to stomach cancer despite being surrounded by food.

Toledo Chas. W. Potter Detroit Adams Street Potter

Traveling salesman dies registering at Logan hotel

A traveling salesman, William H Ely or William Henry, collapsed and died while registering at the Logan hotel on Thursday night in Bellefontaine Ohio. Bottles of medicine from Lima Cleveland Marion and Springfield were found on his person.

Bellefontaine, O William H. Ely William Henry Logan Hotel Lima Cleveland Marion Springfield

Captain James H. Morrison Dies in Hamilton

Capt. James H. Morrison, prominent Hamilton resident and former Hamilton council president, died Friday of paralysis at his daughter's home, Mrs. C. J. Whitaker. He served as captain of Company C, 18th O. V. L. in the Civil War.

James H. Morrison Hamilton, O Jas. H. Morrison Hamilton Hamilton Council C. J. Whitaker Company C 18Th O. W.L

Bishop N Stitt Dies After Long Illness In Springfield

Springfield Ohio March 14 Bishop N Stitt of 54 North Yellow Spring street died Friday after an eleven year illness. His wife asked what he wished for a birthday present as he would be 51 Friday. His answer was Heaven.

Springfield N. Stitt Yellow Spring Street

William D. Schultz Returns Home After Recovery

William D. Schultz the young millionaire recently recovered from illness returned home Friday. His wife confirmed he has fully regained his health after a six month stay in a New York sanitarium.

Zanesville William D. Schultz New York

Excessive Fees Alleged in Belmont Indexing Case

Law son Emerson clerk of the Ohio supreme court and former Belmont county clerk was sued in St. Clairville for 600 dollars claimed as an overcharge for indexing. The action was brought by Belmont County on a Friday in March.

St. Clairville, O Lawson Emerson Ohio Supreme Court Belmont County

Justice Day Illness and Recovery Updates

Justice Day of the supreme court lies ill at Arlington with pneumonia as of March 13 with Mrs. Day and two sons at the bedside and Senator Hanna visiting. By March 14 reports say his condition improves and physicians aim to limit infection with no unfavorable signs.

Washington Justice Day Arlington Harden Justice

Senate bans insurance company combinations in Tennessee

Nashville Tenn March 11 The senate passed a bill prohibiting compacts or combinations among insurance companies. Under its provisions the Kentucky Tennessee board of underwriters will be barred.

Nashville Tenn Senate Kentucky-Tennessee Board of Underwriters

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