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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1906

Page

7

Cleveland Youth Shoots Teacher Then Commits Suicide

In Warrensville near Cleveland 25 year old Harry Smith shot to death Mary Shepard a 22 year old teacher in the presence of 60 students at South Euclid school after being spurned in love. He then killed himself behind his home as police and local farmers closed in. The motive is reported as love disappointment.

Cleveland South Euclid Harry Smith Mary Shepard Warrensville Smith Miss.Shepard Euclid Avenue Choo

Tricky Ohio Bridge Trust Ouster Proceedings Proceed

Mt. Vernon Bridge Co of Ohio, a member of a bridge trust, confesses judgment in Bellefontaine ouster proceedings. Attorneys general approve, clearing all Ohio parties. other states may reestablish under same name. Authors urge elected county officials to root out bid gouging and ensure honest bidding.

Columbus Mt. Vern Bridge Co Bridge Trust Bellefontaine Wright Ohio Sime Secretary of State Ohio Concern Mt Vernon Bridge Co Mt. Vernon Bridge Co New Jersey Trenton Jersey City

Cleveland Girl Seeks Navy Enlistment in Letter

Washington reports naval officers puzzled by a Cleveland girl who writes of wanting to enlist in the navy. She argues Cleveland girls love navy life and would join if a recruiting station existed. Officials prepare a cautious reply within regulations.

Washington Cleveland Navy Uncle Sam

Train Wrecker and Escapees Arrested in Tiffin

Grover Baughman and John Payne, escaped inmates from Toledo State Insane asylum, were captured in Tiffin and detained. Baughman allegedly wrecked a Pennsylvania freight train with obstructions in February, influenced by Dora Carpenter to betray him for a reward. Both were sent back to the asylum.

Tiffin Grover Baughman Toledo John Payne Baughman Dora Carpenter Pennsylvania Carpenter

Change Name Every Few Years in Springfield Family

Two eight year old siblings in Springfield Ohio have undergone multiple name changes. Born to William Cromenan their father died and they were adopted by John Shafer. After the death of their foster mother and their mother remarrying she adopts them again and they take the surname Froehl.

Sprringfield Ohio William Cromenan Herman W John W John Shafer Froehl

Steubenville Pilot George Owell Dies at 74

Steubenville Ohio Captain George E Owell 74 famed river pilot for fifty years died in Steubenville He served as first lieutenant of Company G Thirtieth O V L at Antietam rescuing a battle flag He piloted the Silver Wave past Vicksburg batteries by Grant request earning a congressional medal.

Steubenville George E. Owell Ohio Mississippi

Corner stone of Grant Methodists church stolen

In Upper Sandusky Ohio the corner stone of the new Methodist Episcopal church at Grant was laid last Sunday but carried away by thieves. Some contents were found scattered nearby while valuable items remain missing with the stone.

Upper Sandusky, O New Methodist Episcopal Church Grant Here

Fairbanks to Speak in Columbus October 17

Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks will address the city of Columbus on October 17. The event is organized by Republican businessmen and arranged with the consent of Congressman B. L. Taylor. The meeting will be held in Fairbanks’ visit here.

Died From Novel Accident In Ohio Hotel Owner

John Golden, proprietor of the Union hotel at Roseville, Zanesville, Ohio, died after a bread crumb lodged in his windpipe ten days earlier. Attempts to remove the blockage failed, leading to an ulcer on his lung and his death.

Zanesville John Golden Union Hotel Roseville

City Cuts Costs With Ten Year Magnetic Light Deal

Toledo officials announce a ten year contract with the Toledo Railway and Light Co for magnetic electric light at 45 dollars per year. The arrangement promises the city savings approaching sixty thousand dollars compared with last year’s expenditures.

Toledo, O The Toledo Railway and Light Co

Ohio peniten tiary shows record earnings for September

The Ohio penitentiary operated on a paying basis with September earnings of 25 090.57, 1 884.27 more than expenses, the largest in its history. At a managers meeting, paroles were granted to Wm Brown 12 years Clinton county December 1900 for burglary Nelson Stein Pickaway county 1895 life habitual criminal T A Taylor Monroe county 10 years 1901 manslaughter William Black 6 years Mahoning county 1905 burglary and Charles Cooper 5 years 1905 Scandusky county burglary.

Columbus Ohio Wm. Brown Clinton County Nelson Stein Pickaway County T. A. Taylor Monroe County William Black Mahoning County Charles Cooper Scandusky County

Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convention Ends

The thirty third annual Ohio W C T U convention finished at Epworth M E church with a large demonstration. Steubenville will host the next gathering. Mrs Annie Clark of Columbus was reelected president for a tenth year. Mary H Terrell of New Vienna won the grand diamond oration contest ahead of rivals Ray Westerfield Ada Miss Ethel Henderson Canton Miss Martha Carpenter Weston and Miss Adda Westerfield Bradner.

Marion Ohio Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Epworth M. E Steubenville Annie Clark Columbus Mary H. Terrell New Vienna Ray Westerfield Ada Ethel Henderson Canton Martha Carpenter Weston Adda Westerfield Bradner

Policemen Burned in Explosion at Vacant Tenement

In Columbus Ohio three policemen suffered serious burns when an explosion rocked an empty tenement near the Capitol hotel. Investigators say tenants had removed after moving and failed to cap a gas pipe allowing a gas escape. Police entered to inspect and the blast occurred.

Columbus Capitol Hotel

Father and child fall from stairs in Bowling Green accident

Ely Doane, carrying his sleeping daughter Ruth aged 5, toppled over during the ascent and both tumbled to the foot of the stairs. The child was seriously injured and the father badly bruised, in the Bowling Green incident.

Ruth Bowling Green Ely Doane

Mouser Improves as Doctors Hope for Recovery

Fremont dispatch reports Congressman Mouser showing marked improvement. Attending physicians are hopeful they can pull him through as Mouser continues a determined struggle for life.

Fremont, C Mouser

Woodruffs in critical condition after gas exposure

Marion Ohio Mr and Mrs John Woodruff were found unconscious in their bed from gas inhalation at home by their son who reported a premonition something was wrong. They are listed in extremely critical condition as investigators examine the scene.

Marion John Woodruff

Man Passes Forged Check at Delaware Bank for 400

A man claiming to be J. J. Jones presented a $400 check at the Ashley bank in Delaware Ohio, signed by B. B. Lewis a Maringo stock buyer. He received $250 in cash and a $160 certificate of deposit, with claims that the check is a forgery.

Delaware J. J. Jones Ashley Bank B. B. Lewis Maringo

Safeblowers Loot West Plattuburg Store

The Cambpell and Price general store at Plattuburg west of town was robbed by safeblowers who entered while villagers slept and escaped with about £ in cash. Local authorities search for suspects and review security footage.

Funda London Cambpell & Price Plattuburg Here

Bryan on tariffs and moral debate over protectionism

The article criticizes William Jennings Bryan for opposing protective tariffs, arguing protection supports wages, prices, and prosperity across workers, farmers, merchants, and industry. It questions free trade as a path to wealth and cautions against radical altruism, urging voters to remain with protection.

Americans Best Dressed Mostly Tailored At Home

The Daily Consular and Trade Reports argues against London pretensions, noting US apparel exports totaled 275000 in 1905 with wool goods only 93000. It asserts Americans are the best dressed and that 99.9 percent of men’s clothes are made by American tailors, with ready made US clothing matching or surpassing foreign made-to-order goods.

Consular and Trade Reports Bureau of Manufactures Department of Commerce and Labor London West End London Mail United States

Unrest Narrative Fails to Move Vermont Wisconsin Races

In Vermont and Wisconsin the protection party remains steady. Vermont elected the regular Republican governor candidate over an independent appealing to unrest. Wisconsin primary results nominate a governor candidate opposed to La Follette's tariff stance. Early autumn fruit appears from the stand-out campaign.

Vermont Wisconsin Protection Party la Follette

President Signals Tariff Flexibility in Republican Ranks

The president is described as not a stand patter but near one among average Republicans. He does not see tariff schedules as sacred yet warns against actions that could threaten overall business. Lawrence Tologram notes.

Dusiness Lawrence Tologram

Free Trade Allies Rally Behind Bryan in Tariff Debate

The piece argues that Bryan supports free trade and would push it through a Democratic Congress, aided by monopolies seeking to lower wages and retaliate against Roosevelt reforms. It cites Washburn’s interview endorsing tariff revision and reciprocity while noting his Republican background and shifting stance.

Bryan Beef Trust Railroad Trust Roosevelt Congress St. Louis Globe-Democrat Louisville Courier-Journal Washburn Minnesota Free Trade Party Canada United States

Protection boosts American competition in steel contracts

The Adrian Times argues tariffs foster competition by enabling U S firms to grow. It cites United States Steel being beaten by Midvale for a government contract as proof that protection can create new rivals and offset foreign competition. The piece calls the American approach preferable to weakening home industry through imports.

United States Friends Great United States Steel Company Midvale Company Midvale Adrian

Bad Year for Political Follies Says Advertiser

The Newark Advertiser argues a bad year to oppose tariff changes and to withhold support from the Republican party. It claims working men favor Republican tariff protection and vote as they always do.

Newark

1864 Republican Victory Endorses Lincoln War Policy

In 1864 the Republican ticket reaffirmed Lincoln’s leadership and vindicated his wartime strategy, asserting abolition and a united nation amid the ongoing Civil War.

Lincoln

NSW Lawton Nos 23 24 25 26 206 Arrive Cincinnati Pennsylvania Lines

NSW Lawton numbers 23 24 25 26 and 206 will arrive at and depart from the Pennsylvania Lines station located at Pearl and Butler streets in Cincinnati. The notice specifies train movements through the city streets안

Pennsylvania Lines Pearl and Butler Street Cincinnati Court and Broadway Roanoke Richmond Norfolk All Pointeon Norfolk & Western Railway Pullman Leepers Bluefield

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