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23 Mar 1881
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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1881
Page
1
Subdued St Patrick's Day Observances Across Two Nations
The weekly resume notes a quiet St Patrick's Day in America and Ireland. It records a tragic incident in Utica New York where John Lehriver aged sixty three shot his wife and then killed himself. It also mentions a Panhandle Road bus collision south of Pittsburg injuring several, with one fatality. Barry Genet of the Tweed ring receives an eight month sentence and a fine of 99604.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lehriver
Utica
New York
Pittsburg
Unclear fragment labeled as wasteful expenditure
Fragment reads as a critique calling an action barbarous and unnecessary expenditure of money. No identifiable people or organizations are named within the readable text.
Grant to Resign Presidency Amid Subscription Drive
General Grant plans to resign the presidency of the veteran association as he believes subscriptions will be more liberal overall and shows a desire to step down. He feels renewed support will come through a broader fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem. Grant
Gen. Grant
The
Petagae
Aeae
Reverend Cowley Case Sparks St Louis Meeting
Reports from St Louis describe hooded memorials and skull motifs linked to the Reverend Cowley affair. Bishop Porter of New York appoints a commission to decide if Rev Mr Cowley, who spent a year in prison for cruelty to children, should retain ecclesiastical status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louiis
St. Louis
Sea
Alexander
Cowley
Porter
New York
Tne
Fragmentary Note on Highwaymen Encounter
A damaged OCR fragment mentions highwaymen and police officials but provides no concrete details or particulars about the incident or individuals involved. The text remains incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Hay Fork Trick Sparks Legal Action in Jordan
A case centers on a man named Williamson in Jordan Minnesota accused of deceiving farmers by a patent hay fork trick. He allegedly secured signatures by claiming to act as an agent under a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Jordan
Minnesota
Moody and Sankey Conclude San Francisco Revival
Moody and Sankey have finished a seventeen weeks revival in San Francisco and plan to proceed to Denver to save souls by the aid of the Lord. The exact number of converts at San Francisco is not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moodey
Sankey
San Francisco
Denver
Colorado
Chicago Plan to Raise 150000 for Fire Memorial Library
A proposal in Chicago aims to raise 150000 to build a memorial complex with a library museum and art gallery honoring the great fire. The plan includes a prominent display listing the names of all cities involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ambush Killings Near Princess Anne Court House
Thomas McPherson William Qld and William Whitehorst riding from Princess Anne Court House Virginia were shot at and ambushed Oid and Whitehorst died instantly the apparent motive tied to legal troubles authorities investigated a sourder tied to law difficulties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McPherson
Wm. Qld
William Whitehorst
Fisher
Princess Anne Court House
Virginia
Oid
Whitehorst
Death of Brevet Major General Emory Upton at the Presidio
San Francisco reports the death of Brevet Major General Emory Upton U S A at his Presidio room. The act followed the recent death of his wife and was attributed to unbearable grief over the bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Emory Upton
Presidio
Northwestern Iowa Snowstorm Ravages Homes and Fuel Supplies
Reports from northwestern Iowa describe severe winter suffering as four feet of snow remains in parts of the state as of the 16th. Residents tear down sections of houses to secure fuel while facing harsh conditions and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Schurz Opposes Reservation System for Indians in New York
At a New York meeting ex Secretary Schurz voiced opposition to the reservation policy. He proposed granting Indians private tracts to reside on individually, similar to parcels given to white settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schurz
Tate
New Co operative Dress Association Formed in New York
Kate Field has helped establish a co operative dress association in New York on the London plan. A dispatch reports that half the capital was subscribed in the first three days after the books opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Field
New York
Co-operative Dress Association
London
Legislator Arrested After Adjournment in Raleigh
North Carolina representative A. W. Simpson was arrested after the legislature adjourned in Raleigh on grounds connected to a larceny charge. The incident followed a dispute over voting on a specific bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raleigh
A. W. Simpson
Abandoning the World's Fair 1883 project likely
The article states New York will likely abandon the 1883 World's Fair due to failure to raise funds. General Grant demands one million dollars in hand within three days, with no contributions forthcoming. Proposals to seek 750000 from transportation companies are expected to be refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Grant
Government proposes plan to adjust state debt
The Tennessee governor submits a message to the Legislature proposing a debt adjustment by bond holders with 8 percent interest. Coupons payable to July 1881 would mature in ninety nine years and be redeemable after five years. Taxes could be paid with these coupons. Attempted arson at the Lord Mayor’s residence in London involved a fuse and gunpowder but produced no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Committee of
Burz
London
Mansion House
Kentucky Regulators Vow to Hold the Fort Amid Turmoil
In Ashland Kentucky about fifteen Regulators confronted storekeeper William Dheil at Princess Furnace and ordered him to quit the country within five days after lashes and a warning to stop mistreating workers. Dheil armed for defense and vowed to resist. Irish Kerry Assizes report 463 crimes in seven months with a rise from the prior year. Clifden unrest erupts between Catholics and Fleming Relief Expedition leaving one dead. Valorous sails with process servers and eighty policemen to Littlermullin and Feenish as tenantry owe five thousand pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dheil
Princess Furnace
Ashland
Kentucky
William
Dheil
Ireland
Justice Fitzgerald
Kerry
Littlermullin
Feenish
Forster
Guilty Conscience Prompts Man to Seek England Prisoner Release
At Cleveland a man using the name Henry Hall told Chief Schmidt he wished to help free a wrongly imprisoned English man. Hall admitted a Glasgow robbery in 1879 with accomplice John Mullen, who served eighteen years. The chief ordered Hall charged with vagrancy and sent to the works while the truth is checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henry Hall
Schmidt
England
Hall
Glasgow
John Mullen
Mullen
Vengeance After Fifteen Years Ends in Shootout
In Dallas Texas a feud ends when Tony Pino and two herders confront Peter Cook a Mississippi native disguised as cavalry in 1866. Pino fires four shots fatally wounding Cook who could not draw his pistol. Pino is released after confirming Cook's earlier crime with a newspaper account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Red River
Peter Cook
Mississippi
Tony Pino
United States Cavalry
Pinos
Cook
Pino
Elopement Alleged Between Bismarck and Carolath Benthen Princess
Berlin reports Count Herbert Bis marck has eloped with Princess Elizabeth of Carolath Benthen, wife of Prince Charles. They arrived in Messina weeks ago. The princess is a Prussian noble, step-sister of Prince Hermann, and has a daughter Sybilla. Carolath has left Parliament to seek divorce. Bis marck, age 32, was once his father’s secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Herbert Bismarck
Elizabeth
Carolath Benthen
Messina
Charles
Emperor's Message on Lincoln Assassination
A Russian court envoy in 1865 conveys Emperor Alexander II's grief and sympathy over the U.S. President Lincoln's assassination. General Gortchakoff transmits thanks for Federal honors shown to Lincoln's memory and requests reiteration of gratitude from President Johnson's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Peterspure
Mr. Mixister
United States
Russia
Lincoln
Johnson
Washington
Gorttchakoff
Gexenal Cray
Czar Remains To Linger In State As Russia Regroups
Authorities report the Czar’s corpse to lie in state at the palace chapel for fifteen days with nightly prayers. A top organizer of the attack, arrested March 11, confesses, naming Rousakoff who was wounded. Rousakoff’s accomplice is identified, bombs traced to a discovered house, and a male occupant shot himself when police arrived. A Nihilist proclamation spreads, student arrests rise, and an Imperial proclamation vows continuity of empire under the new regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Rousakoff
Executive Committee
School of Mines
St. Petersburg
Washington Briefs Reflect Office Rush and Political Turn
Washington is flooded with office-seekers as talks of an extra congressional session surface for June. Democrats in the Senate concede organization to Republicans while President nominates several judges. Mahone faces cross-party pressure amid Hill’s Virginia speech push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashingTon
Congress
Senate
Grant
John Russell Young
Mexico
Manone
United States
Scharz
St. Louis
Maynard
New Rugby
Dana Harten
Ohio
Aris
Piuussury
Minnesota
A. J. EE Oers
Kasson
S. Senate
Windom
Stanley Matthews
United States Supreme Court
Don A. Sardee
Louisiana
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Edmund Alexander
Army
Sheridan
T. L. Crittenden
17Th Infantry
Pinkney Lugenbeel
F. L. Dent
Ben Hitz
Georgia
Senator Mahone
Virginia
Mahone
Ben Hill
Weleborne Corquitt
John H. Martin
O. E. McBee
Capitol
Colquitt
Post Office
Manent Boys
Secre Blaine
New Mexico
Hill-Mahone
Tei
Pst
Ashington
Board of Directors
The
United
Senate Organization Tangles as Oath Takes Shape
McDill of Iowa and Cameron of Wisconsin took the oath of office. Debates over Senate reorganization stirred tensions as Republicans and Democrats clashed on executive session and Mahone’s party alignment. Adjournment followed failed motions and unresolved leadership plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDill
Iowa
Cameron
Wisconsin
Pendleton
Senate
Allison
Lee
Mahone
Rej —Yeas
Hill
Georgia
Conkling
Russia
Voor
Yeas
Davis
Ill
Socialists Respond to Russian Tyranny and Aspiration Quotes
The Socialists of New York at a meeting condemn assassination as impracticable yet deem rebellion against the Russian Empire necessary, calling it execution and a warning to tyrants. Detroit Socialists denounce Justus Schwab of New York for asserting Gould and Vanderbilt faced danger to their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Justus Schwab
Gould
Vanderbilt
Tornado Sweeps Southwest Missouri and Nearby Areas
A tornado on the 16th moved across Southwest Missouri with rain and hail. At Galena Kansas it demolished about fifteen buildings, killed two, severely injured six. The large Tabernacle was destroyed. Joplin saw several buildings blown down while Carthage sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Galena
Kansas
Missouri Line
Joplin
Carthage
Degenerate Citizen Lysander Tiffany Arrested for Mail Theft
Lysander Tiffany once a prosperous Chicago resident worth 50009 dollars has been arrested for stealing money from letters in his possession as a letter carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysander Tiffany
Chicago
Senate Committees on a Republican Basis Formed in 1881
The Senate on March 18 announced the reorganized committees with chairmen named for each panel. Key panels include Foreign Relations led by Burnside, Finance by Morill, Appropriations by Allison, and Judiciary by Edmunds, reflecting a broad Republican lineup across defense finance law and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Elec
Messrs
Hoar
Cameron
Wisconsin
Teller
Sherman
Frye
Sainsbury
Hill
Georgia
Vance
Pugh
Burnside
Nkling
Edmunds
Miller
Ted Johnston
Morgan
Penleton
Morill
Ferry
Jones
Nevada
Allison
Platt
Dawes
Ingalls
Saunders
Logan
Coke
Pendleton
Walker
Slater
Connecticut
Blair
Mitchell
Edgarton
Groome
Jackson
Camden
Johnston
Florida
Anthony
Conger
George
Fair
District of Columbia
Rollins
McMillan
Hawley
McDill
Harris
Butler
Gorman
Call
Williams
Kellogg
Sawyer
Garland
West
Sewell
Grover
Jonas
Brown
Colorado
van Wyck
Hampton
Millar
Hale
Davis
Ilinois
Morris
Mahone
Maxey
Civil Service
Vanceenero
Saulsbury
Conkling
Mississippi River
Cockrell
Jakaone
Seaboard
Harrison
Pennsylvania
New York
Beck, Voorhees
Camen
Anthony, Hawley
Sherman, Hoar
Voorhees
Morrill
M. Dill
Parris
Lamar
West Virginia
Messrs. Voorhees, Butler
Man Sentenced in Chicago for Chinaman Killing
Ed Powers of Chicago received a twenty year sentence in the Penitentiary for murdering an inoffensive Chinaman. In Cincinnati, three years earlier Joe Payton shot his mistress Miss Nellie Stickley and was dismissed from custody on the grounds of insanity, later declared sane by a committee of physicians and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Powers
Chicago
Joe Payton
Cincinnati
Nellie Stickley
Jealous Husband Ends Life After Fatal Shooting
Ernest Stephen Memeroth a German wood carver of New York shot and fatally wounded Emil Pauly a boarder in his house and then killed himself by a self inflected wound. Jealousy over Pauly allegedly as Memeroth believed Pauly was his wife’s lover. Authorities say Memeroth was long ill and probably mentally unfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Stephen Memeroth
New York
Emil Pauly
Pauly
Memeroth
Lost Two Husbands in an Hour in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio Homer Thompson obtained a divorce from Nancy Thompson and immediately John H Johnson of Steubenville filed for divorce from the same woman. The divorces were granted leaving Nancy Lodge with no husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio
Homer Thompson
Nancy Thompson
John H. Johnson
Nancy Lodge
Johnson
Lion Attacks Underkeeper in Birmingham Menagerie
Harris, an underkeeper, entered a lion cage to clean it using a two inch wooden panel. The panel gave way as Wallace the large lion attacked, dragging Harris to the ground. Lion tamer Aliamonsa fired blank cartridges and struck the beast with a whip until dazed, freeing Harris who lay bleeding but conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Harris
Wallace
Aliamonsa
Be a Gentleman for Genuine Courtesy
A concise reflection on virtue notes that people seek to appear courteous, but true gentility comes from authentic behavior. It suggests the simplest path to being a gentleman is to actually practice gentlemanly conduct rather than feigning it.
Anecdotes of Animals and Africa Folklore in Funny Tales
A storyteller recalls numerous animals in humorous sketches from possums to snakes. Tales feature a show with firecrackers on Fourth of July, a possum’s clever savings bank moment, a music box in a belly pouch, and family mischief. Africa tales describe Mr Pitchell and native characters with pious but uneasy humor and a traveling snake-charmer episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Sammy Doppy
Mary
Pitchell
Africa
Biddad
Towser
Indy
Bimeby
Great Bell of St Pauls Details and History
The article recounts St Pauls great bell origins from Edward I to William III, its journey from Westminster Hall to St Pauls Cathedral, its weight of over five tons, ten foot diameter, and musical note A. It tolls only for royal family deaths or high church civic deaths per London City Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Stow Dugdale
St. Paul’s School
Edward I
Henry VIII
Miles Partridge
St. Paul's
William III
Westminster Hall
Edward of
Westminster
William
Cathedral of St. Paul
Canterbury
London
Death of Antoine Ashley in Oswego linked to slippers
Antoine Ashley was found dead in Oswego with a post mortem by a physician testifying that poison entered his feet through cloth slippers worn on a West coast steamer. The report notes wet feet and carpet dyes contributing to the poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoine Ashley
Oswego
Forest growth in Great Britain accelerates in five years
The latest agricultural returns show rapid expansion of woods and forests in Great Britain with the area increasing by about 500 000 acres over the last five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Columbus Notes and Legislative Adjournment Talk
The Ohio Legislature considers a April 1 adjournment while the Pond Liquor Tax Bill looks likely to pass in the House. A new Alliance railroad company with $500000 capital is incorporated, and daily official journals will be printed under a new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Pond
Tue Alliance, Niles and Ashtabula Railroad Company
Ohio Senate
House
Reform Farm
William Vorcmt
Gettysburg Guards
Gettysburg
Darke County
State Board of Agriculture
Emory Cuff
Board of Trustees
Illinois State University
General Assembly
Garfield
Senator Pond
Morgan
Stanton's War Conduct and Stephens in Custody
Gath reports Stanton ordered Stephens and Reagan confined separately at Fort Warren with no writing materials or reading. Dix protested, McMahon notes lack of discretion, and Reagan accepts fate while Stephens pleads for a table, pen, or read material. The tale also includes a jab about General Dix and a trivial dessert remark by Leigh Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
McMahon
Dix
Alexander Stephens
Congress
Gath
Cincinnatinquirer
Fort Warren
Boston Harbor
Stephens
Reagan
Tuscarora
Fraley
Maryland
General McMahon
Mr. Stephens
Ohio Senate Reads and Passes Various Public Bills
Senator Pond proposed constitutional amendments reorganizing the State Judiciary. Senator Entrekin introduced two bills on jury case assignment and attorney fees as costs in ces suits against County Commissioners. The Public Printing committee favored Scott's paper purchase bill. Local bills passed. Scott of Warren authored bills on paper procurement and a common school fund in Warren Virginia military district, with recommittal to Finance. A conference sought on General Appropriation Bill amendments. A railroad machine shops bond levy bill passed. The Stubbs bill faced a call of the Senate. Richards proposed amendments to an act. Bills increasing treasurer salaries in Montgomery, Franklin, and Lucas counties, and funding Ohio University improvements near Athens were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entrekin
Senate Committee On Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
State Board of Agriculture
Pope
Wing
Columbus
House
Cincinnati Union Railway Company
Miami and Erie Canal
Cincinnati
Broad Street
Regleses Avenue
Millcreek Township
Hamilton County
John A. Shank
Francis Ferry
Adam Geis
J. M. Brunswick
Frank Koehl
W. H. Matthews
C. B. Prugh
L. C. Sawyer
Nash
Welsh
Fremont
Sandusky County
Engry
Pond
General Assembly
State Bar Association
Senate Committee On Public Printing
Scott
Mr. Scott
Warren
Commissioners of Public Printing
Warren County
Virginia Militar
Committee On Finance
Senate
Beer
Lebanon
Stubbs
Montgomery
Franklin
Lucas Counties
Ohio University
Athens
Aqueduct Bill in Hamilton County Abandoned Culvert Upgrade
Colonel Hill introduces a 2500 dollar plan to build an aqueduct below Leok 39 near The Summit in Hamilton County over a wooden culvert from fifty years ago. The measure, urged by Resident Engineer Irwin, follows a short, largely routine House session with various local bills and amendments debated and passed or referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Hill
Leok 39
Hamilton County
Irwin
Board of Public Works
Washington
Greene
Xenia
Board of Police Commissioners
Cowgill
Champaign County
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railways
Urbana
Sawyer
Cincinnati Union Railway Company
Miami and Erie Canal
Mill Creek
Ohio River
Senate
Bloom
Patton
House
Yeas
J. Ray
Select Committee of Nine
Eggleston
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Dayton
van Cleaf
Pearl
W. J.elliott
Underground Wire Tunnels Proposed to Cleanse City Streets
The article argues for underground tunnels to house all wires water pipes and services to avoid street tearing and improve city life. It notes the spread of wires from telegraph to fire alarm district system telephone and electric light and warns of fire department interference from poles. The New York Tribune suggestion aims to ensure utilities serve the public efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
The
New York Tribune
Household budget discipline in English homes described
A San Francisco reader notes how English wives maintain a housekeeper’s book detailing every penny spent. Expenditures are linked to income with fixed percentages for rent, furnishings, wages, schooling, and alms. If year end shows excess income, items are cut, preserving style while tightening costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Cali
Advertising rates for Clermont Courier listed
The Clermont Courier announces legal and transient advertisements priced at 1.00 per square for the first insertion with 0.50 for each subsequent insertion. Business cards up to six lines offered at 64.00 per year with liberal yearly reductions.
Ohio State News A set of grim Ohio incidents from 1870s
ScaRet fever rages at Newcomerstown. Deaf mute Trank Braptorp killed by engine at Newark. German immigrants settle in Lawrence County. Warren forms Board of Improvements. Sheep killed by dogs near Lancaster. Millersburg reports debt free with balance. Cars collide and burn fatalities noted. Multiple accidents and murders reported across Coshocton Stark and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Trank Braptorp
Newark
Lawrence County
Warren
Josefn Keep
Lancaster
Millersburg
Gangstown
R. Seagrave
Fiona
Thomas Lyxon
Norwalk
Lake Shore Road
Cleveland
Phillipsburg
Coshocton County
Lew Brown
Ironton
Saran A. MiLus
Bellaire
Common Pleas Court
St. Clairsville
Lye
Wm. Stump
Stark County
Plain City
Madison County
Eli Motzgar
New Philadelphia
Purpy Sourmarp
Bellefontaine
Jack Jones
Cyrus Zimmer
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railway
Girard
Trumbull Seae
Hanlon Station
John Neil
Williamsburg
Mount Eaton
Maysvill
Abram Mennett
Crawford Bank
State Board of
Ture
Ainty
Jacop Everett
Car's
Fayette County
Downing
Weir
Biggs
Ohio Central Railroad
Fostoria
George Ditto
G. R. Gorham
Jacob Schwartzkoff
Fritz Devurson
Zanesville
Joni
Tears and Fate on the Scaffold
A worker recounts the Norwegian hod carrier on the scaffold who learns his baby boy has died. Tears marked his cheeks as he slipped, and the speaker reflects on misjudging him as only a laborer. He now seeks forgiveness and to ease the family’s grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Street
Quoted Exchange Prompts Ghostly Plan for Benefit
A terse dialogue shows one actor proposing to fill a house for personal gain and another testily suggesting inviting creditors to gather funds. The fragment hints at theatrical intrigue and financial pressure within a performance context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuart
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