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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1889

Page

2

End of Brook Locomotive Strike in Dunkirk After Deal

Two week walkout by melders at Brooks Locomotive Works in Dunkirk New York ends with workers returning under condition that unions do not bar management from hiring. News of the Week reports broad fraud exposures in Minneapolis and Indiana real estate, a $337000 transfer wave, and assorted legal punishments and political actions across U.S. towns.3

Arrest of Suspect Traced to Philadelphia Return

Detectives traced the suspect through a baggage check to Philadelphia where he was arrested and returned to Brunswick for trial.

Philadelphia Brunswick

Personal and Political Obituaries and Election Notes

Obituary notes Captain Christian Emson of Collier's Mills New Jersey aged ninety six with Danish navy service under Napoleon. Wyoming constitution vote expected around 10 000 with under 1 000 against due to snow. Imperial gifts to German rulers a jeweled collar worth 45000 and a diamond sabre for the Emperor William. Catherine Drexel heiress to over 5 000 000 received the white veil in Pittsburgh Sisters of Mercy convent ceremony. William W Bates named Commissioner of Navigation and Trinidad Romero as U S Marshal for New Mexico. Iowa unofficial returns show Bates Democratic governor lead about 7100. Epuetam D Ellisworth father of Col Elmer E Ellsworth dies at 81 Mechanicsville New York. Pennsylvania revised returns place Boyer Republican state treasurer lead 62231. William B Hart dies in Harrisburg. General William S Lincoln dies in Worcester at 78.

Christian Emson Collier’s Mills Ocean Centre N.J Wyoming Germany William Catherine Drexel Sisters of Mercy Pittsburgh William W. Bates New York Trinidad Romero United States New Mexico Iowa Bates Epuetam D. Elllsworth Elmer E. Ellsworth Mechanicsville N. Y Pennsylvania Boyer William B. Hart Harrisburg William 8 Lincoln Levi Lincoln Thirty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment Association Worcester Mass

Disputes At St George's Ottawa Over Ritual Practices

In Ottawa, several gentlemen including Sir William Ritchie left St George's Episcopal church after a dispute over alleged ritualistic practices. The affair may force the rector Rev. Dr Jones to resign.

Dourine St. George's Episcopal Church Ottawa Ont William Ritchie Supreme Court Dr. Jones Melbourne Solomon Islands Nelson Paris Zanzibar Dr. Peters Tiedemann Ngao Cheseborough Ericsson Hiogo New York Japan Colima Mexico Quebec Father Turgeon Canada

Multiple Disasters and Notices Across States Today

A fire destroyed Tin Butler Art Glass Works in Fos toria Ohio on the 10th. Miss Sapte Hirst of Malta Bend Missouri died from rabies a week after a dog bite. The Miami Scavatur is under arrest in Terre Haute Indiana for murder. A boiler explosion killed Joan Burke Frank Murch and Joseph Rand near Hazelton Pennsylvania. Elmer Grass and Frank Anderson, rivals, fought at Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. Anderson unable to recover. Dan Davis, intoxicated, slept on a railroad near Canton Ohio and was cut to pieces by trains. Lewis James jailed at South Bend Indiana for attempting to burn Walkerton. William Cassius Goopner shot by Colonel Swope in Lexington Kentucky died at 12 55 p m Sunday. Oscar Johnson shot by John Lawrence at a colored dance in Indianapolis. Warren G Sayre of Wabash Indiana accepts a Cherokee Indian Commission post. Mrs Joan McLain of Wheeling West Virginia drank aqua ammonia by mistaken Hunyadi water. recovery doubtful. Only twenty five of eighty eight Ohio counties have sent official election returns to the Secretary of State. Page and his wife murdered and robbed in Clinch County Georgia. Nan Madison Indiana a religious crank drowns after diving into the Ohio river seeking baptism. Hydrophobia fears rise in Saline County Missouri. G gambling houses in Columbus Ohio again operate openly. Colonel Smith receives commission and assumes command of the First Ohio Regiment. Dr L Carr named surgeon. German Company to restore warehouse claimed by the Sultan of Zanzibar. Reports of Missionary Savage murder in New Guinea denied. Khan of Khiva to tour Europe. Chinese troops on the Russian Front armed with repeating rifles and drilled by German officers. Germans in East Africa doubt Dr Peters murder.

Tin Butler Art Glass Works Fostoria Sapte Hirst Malta Bend Miciami Scavatur Terre Haute Ind Wrank Joan Burke Frank Murch Joseph Rand Hazelton Elmer Grass Frank Anderson Wilkesbarre Anderson Dan Davis Canton Lewis James South Bend Walkerton William Cassius Goopner Colonel Swope Lexington Oscar Jonanson John Lawrence Indianapolis Warren G. Sayre Wabash Cherokee Indian Commission Harrison Joan McLain Wheeling W. Va Ohio Page Clinch County Nan Madison Ohio River Pruevanencr Saline County Missouri Columbus Smit Ohio Regiment Carr Zanzibar Savage New Guinea Tint Khan Khiva Europe East Africa Dr. Peters

Ohio Legislature Party Makeup Senate and House

The Ohio Legislature shows the Senate with seventeen Republicans and nineteen Democrats. The House comprises fifty-two Republicans and sixty Democrats with members listed by district and party.

Gentile School Trustees Win Prohibition in Utah Case

Judge Zane grants a writ preventing the county court from acting on William M. Stewart’s petition to consolidate twenty one Gentile school districts in Sart Lake City Utah. Gentiles had seventeen trustees to Mormons forty six prior year and seek to regain control while the county court’s action was halted.

Sart Lake City Utah Zane William M. Stewart

Notions About Nails Describing Character Traits

A historical note asserts nail color and shape signal personality. Pale nails mean melancholy, brown nails suggest timid nature, narrow nails mark ambition and quarrelsomeness, round nails for lovers of knowledge, small nails for obstinacy, and red spotted nails for martial men.

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Rail connections described across multiple towns and routes

The report details train connections from Cohoon to Stonelick and other towns including New Boston, Mt Oreb, Winchester and Sardinia with routes to Columbus Maysville line, Mowry town and Taylorsville. It notes connections at Batavia Junction to the Fast Express and at Portsmouth to Samlen Ashland Ironton and eastern joints on UW LB and Chesapeake Ohio railways.

Cohoon Stonelick New Boston Monterey Cynthiana Vera Cruz Fayetteville Mt. Oreb New Hope Georgetown Higginsport Ripley Sardinia Columbus Maysville Mowry Town Taylorsville Tillsboro Winchester North Liberty West Union Manchester Batavia Junction Little Miami Xenia Dayton Springfeld Portsmouth Samlen Ashland Ironton Uw, & LB Chespeake & Hio Railways

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News OF the Melders Brooks Locomotive Works Dunkirk Minneapolis Indiana Minnesota Duluth David L. Emmons Kansas Byron Jones Baltimore Frederick W. Swrru Cronin William H. Bartholomew Aaron W. Dilliard Beersville Charleston Tracy Unich Tron Works San Francisco IF. E. Spinner J. P.L. Sryon van Horsrn Toledo National Bank J. M. McKee Mary Werks Barnett Chicago Frances KE. Williard National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Caroline E. Buell Esther Pugh National Woman's Temperance Hospital Haverhill Jeremiah Shaw Bridgeport Conn Edward Walker Stamford Tampa Fla Tama Central America Gulf Plymouth Women’s Home Missionary Society Lucy W. Hayes Boston Chica Martyrs Memorial Association John Most Hugh D. Pentecost Sheviteh W. H. Davis & Co Petersburg Sycamore Street Odd Ie Thomas F. Bayard May Clymer Washington City Judge Beach Calvary Cemetery John McGuire Anti-Poverty Society New York Sureme Court Barrett van Rant Daniels Indiana Supreme Court C. Marcus Schoonmaker Samoa Ae Pares Wiliwyck Cemetery Kingston Terence Bay Lower Prospect Halifax N. S Joseph II Providence R. I Rotterdam Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church Elizabeth H. Colt Hartford Williams Williams, and the Treasurer, Miss Thomas Charles Lawson Everett George Hancock Payson Hatch George Jones Pioneer Buggy Company Daniel Carmichael Amsterdam John Carmichael Daniel St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Utica International Amalgamated Sailors and Firemen’s Union New York City Johns Hopkins University Caroline Donovan Prag Vann Summerville North White Merwin Sullivan Assembly Clara McPherson Astoria Ore General Picton McPherson Texas Yauquimy City Parker Simon Walker Chesterfield County Mary Quinn Altoona William Stevens Blackwell's Island Parkersburg Joan Brewer Brent Burlington & Quincy Chicago, Rock Island & Bactic Atchison, Kan Willie Dickinson Los Angeles Cal Bessemer Mich Tur Johnstown Greenag Odent N. J THE Legislature General Assembly Senate George A. Schneider Henry C. Marshall T. Q. Ashburn Jesse N. Oren D. M. Massie Amos B. Cole J. K. Richards J. L. Carpenter Virgil C. Lowry A. R. van Cleaf William T. Wallace Thomas B. Wilson A. J. Robertson J. B. Humphrey H. J. Cleveland D. H. Gaimer Charles Herrman W. 5. Kerr George Hildebrand J. N. Sorcrant George F. Brady Perry M. Adams M. D. Shaw John Ryan W. W. Sutton HOUSE Adams W. A. Blair Rep Allen D. C. Cunningham J. D. Beard Ashtabula L. C. Reeve Athens W. L. Kessinger Auglaize Jacob Boesel Belmont A. T. McKelvy Brown W. W. Pennell Butler Thomas Goldrick J. J. McMackin Carroll R. G. Kean Champaign S. M. Taylor Clark J. F. McGrew D. W. Rawlings Clermont J. W. Christy Clinton W. C. Hudson Columbiana Coshocton Jesse P. Forbes Crawford Philip Schul Jackson S. Llewellyn Jefferson C. W. Clancy Knox C. E. Critchfield der. Lawrence G. H. Holliday Lawrence W. W. Wisemanf Licking S. L. Blue M. M. Munson Logan C. M. Wanzer Lorain Oss Elias Moore Sandusky James Hunt Scioto J. P. Coates Seneca A. B. Brant Shelby J. C. Couats Stark J. E. Monnot der Stark E. E. Dresbach Summit H. C. Sanford Thomas Wright Trumbull C. H. Strock Tuscarawas J. L. Twendley K. A. Benfer Union J. H. Shearer van Wert E. Gilliland Vinton S. W. Mononan Warren Alex. Boxwell Washington Henry Roeser Richard Trotter Wayne M. J. Carroll C. A. Weiser Williames P. Wallack Wood Orson H. Jones Wyandot William Gear Carter Carters Carver Carter Medicine Uiding Batavia Tis Clermont County Board OF Thesay Board of Examiners Byron Williams Milford, Ohio T. L. Simmerman C. J. Swing Examiners Hechlio & Northwestern Railway A.M. P Ve. Arr Cincinnati Walnut Hills Avondale Iti Idlewild Cleaneay Sisemere A Besuden Yi Mornington Newburg A Kilgour Ttewee We Pats Red Bank Newtown Ee Nnese Te Nene Beresan Edwards S Ue - Afton Os Eastwood. Ene Bodman White Oak Crevesee Sicil Py Bernard South Fincast Evans Ree Krreseees Stoor Dines Rarden Ee Eeeeues Young’s Hinle Saeee McCulloch Thee Eeey Porismouth Hillsboro Tebe Rowrytown Forcells i Ab Colfman’s Danville Cochrans Shackleton’s Danville Pike Gray Bank Wit V. AM Omniduses Nichols & Nichols, Attorneys AT Law Batavia, Ohio Tatman’s Building Main Street W. Pease Cincinnati, O Lincoln Inn Pires Ames E. Robinson Fifth and Walnut Streets Amelia Crane Uana Notary Public Bantam Test Razier & Roudebush Attorneys AT Law Weaver Building Oe Court House Frazier James B. Swing Uornerswall Esplanade Hamilton Clermon F. Mallbury Notary San N Ian Court Builing Iean Mildale Illiam Bishop Clermont House Wing & Breeding, Attorneys AT Law Oparavia Court House Row Geo. L. Swing T. P. Breeding H. Clark Urgoshen M. Kautz Biehn House Uvhio Public Square Cass TIRANE @PROLE Ohio House Felicity Ellsworth House F. Smidley Dick Hotel Moscow H. McClelland Toman House Goshen St. Charles West Fifth St Vine Race Max Basse West Sixth St Sltobr’s John D. Park & Sons, Wholesale Agts LD. Meloy Clobe Saloon Edgewood Cory
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