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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1907

Page

7

Nineteen Killed in Mattoon Charleston Interurban Crash

A head on collision on the Mattoon and Charleston electric line near Charleston Illinois left nineteen dead and about fifty injured. A telephone order mix up caused the wreck on a sharp curve as an interurban motor car and trailer were struck by a traction car. The injured were rushed to Mattoon morgue and hospital as families mourned.

Mattoon Charles ‘Ton Harleston Charleston Neil Fugate Carys L. M. Price Samuel Boyer Porter Myers Humboldt James ‘Casstevens William Cole Cook's Mills F. W. Davis Olec Miller North Okaw A.C. Ealy G. H. Jones C. R. Curtis Alex Langston Sarah C. Phillips A. J.phillips Otto Tower Redman Grace Young J. C. Monroe Will Jones William Switz F. Enos Jerome Goss Charles Jones Charlier Jones Ars

Lynchers in Mississippi threaten Gibson family exile

In Columbus Mississippi on August 31 authorities warn the Gibson family to move out of the county after unrest sparked by the lynching of John Gibson and related killings. Mrs Ed Winbourne identified Gibson as the assailant in an assault earlier that week. Three black men were shot two killed by Thursday amid heightened racial tensions following the Wednesday lynching.

Columbus Miss John Gibson Ed Winbourne Gibson Alabama Will Harris

Steamer Hudson Burned Off Tittle Hope

The twin row steamer Hudson of Bridge City burned to the water line off Tittle Hope while laden for New York. All crew escaped. Captain Williams was injured in the blaze.

Liverpool Hudson Bridge Ct New York Wiliams

Fata Limited Collides With Box Car Near Huntingdon

Harrisburg reports the Fata Limited, traveling at about a mile a minute, struck a box car left on a switch near Huntingdon, a few miles away. The impact angered the engine but no serious injuries are noted.

Harrisburg Fata Limited Huntingdon

Dotson Sued for Assault on Reporter in Kanade City

Leroy Dotson a Western Union operator is sued for assaulting F. G Ley a newspaper reporter during a clash at a local location in Kanade City on Aug 1. The case cites a strike breaker context and involves a newspaper staff member.

Kanade City Pollesh Leroy Dotson Western Union F. Gley

Collapse of Quebec Bridge Leaves Vast Wreck and 84 Dead

Aug 30 report details the collapse of the Quebec bridge over the St Lawrence. Phoenixville Bridge Co workers perished as half the cantilever failed in midstream. About 1,800 foot central span, $10 million project, begun seven years prior with subsidies from federal and provincial governments.

Quebec Canada St. Lawrence Channel Levis Phoenixville Bridge Co Montreal Levis Hospital Quebec Bridge

Balloonist plunges 2000 feet at Barnestable fair

Nearly 5000 fairgoers witness Prof Maloney drop 2000 feet when his parachute fails. He lands on a cedar fence post after the balloon’s gas leaks and sustains a torn back and hurt left arm but is semiconscious and expected to recover with no internal injuries.

Barnestable Mass Barnestable County Fair Maloney

Five Clairborne Residents Arrested on Peonage Charges

Shreveport on August 30 reports five well known Clairborne parish residents were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Lea and brought for trial on peonage charges. The indictment says the men, all named Gray, restrained Tom and Anna H Jackson Ida Whela bone Frank Glover and others, all Negroes.

Shreveport Clairborne Parish United States Lea Gray Tom and Anna H. Jackson Ida Whelabone Frank Glover

Miners to sue steel trust and St. Louis County for damages

Hibbing Minnesota on August 30 reports striking miners plan half a million dollar suits against the steel trust and St. Louis County for injuries from shootings and imprisonments by sheriffs.

Hibbing Minn Steel Trust St. Louis County

Thirty Injured in Train Collision Near Asheville

Aug 30 report from Asheville North Carolina statesTrain No 41 of the Southern Railway collided with an engine on the west bound main line to the city. Thirty passengers were injured with no fatalities.

Asheville N. C Wer Southern Railway Thia City

Two Boys Die by Their Own Hands Aboard Steamer

New York August 30 two boys committed death by own action from the steamer Patricia arriving from Hamburg Boulogne and Plymouth. The vessel was stopped and a search conducted for the youths but no trace was found.

New York Patricia Hamburg Boulogne Plymouth

Shoplifter Confesses in St Louis Robbery Case

Mrs Jennie Farrell and her daughters Mamie 17 and Jennie 10 were arrested in St Louis for department store robberies. Mrs Farrell confessed to the charges, following the alleged spree with the two daughters.

St. Louia Jennie Farrell Mamie Jennie Farrell

Chicago Railroad Fight Ends With Bloodied President

Chicago man recounts a dramatic boardroom brawl at 11 Broadway where ex Illinois Central chief Stuyvesant Fish struck President James T. Harahan, leaving him bloodied. Directors Robert Goelet Cornelius Vanderbilt and Charles A. Peabody separated the combatants as Harahan fled to Chicago.

New York Kinois Central Railroad Co Broadway James T. Harahan Stuyvesant Fish Mr. Fish Harahan Robert Goelet Cornelius Vanderbilt Charles A. Peabody Chicago Illinois Central Fish E. H. Harriman Knickerbocker Harriman Hanrahan Robert Goeret Mr. Harahan

Desperate Negro Outlaw Flees After Fatal Cabin Shootout

In Thomasville Georgia on August 29 Charles Williams, a negro outlaw, killed Sheriff D W Tyler of Grady county, Marshal Eugene Cardell of Cairo, and Deputy Sheriff James Hunnicutt of Thomas County. A posse pursued Williams toward Florida after he fired on them from a barricaded cabin and refused to surrender.

Thomasville Charles Williams Florida D W. Tyler Grady County Eugene Cardel Cairo James Hunnicutt Thomas County Tyler Marshal Cardell

Man Escaped Lansing Prison Mutiny Dies in Osceola Arrest

Leavenworth Kansas identifies Benjamin Cravens as the man arrested in Osceola Nebraska. Cravens escaped the Kansas state penitentiary at Lansing on November 16 1900 during a prisoner mutiny.

Leavenworth Kan Osceola Neb Benjamin Cravens Kansas State Penitentiary Lansing

Yale Professor Stricken On Honeymoon Trip

Yale University professor A R B Westing, who left New Haven on his honeymoon last month, has fallen ill with suspected typhoid during a trip to Chautauqua, N.Y. The illness was reported from Yate during the journey.

New Haven A RB. Westing Yale University Jaint Chdutauqua

Lion Attacks Crowd as Mrs Hucke Is Gravely Injured

In Pittsburgh on August 28 a mounted lion escaped at Luna Park. Anna Hucke of 78 Van Braam Street was mauled for about 15 minutes as bystanders watched in fear. Officer Sheridan shot the beast after repeatedly firing, saving Hucke who was rushed to the Homeopathic Hospital in grave condition.

Pittsburg Anna Hucke van Braam Street Luna Park Sheridan Homeopathic

Train Wreck Near Bowmen Claims One Life Injures Seven

A Clover Leaf passenger train derailed near Bowmen 12 miles north of Charleston Illinois after two cars jumped a switch. P E Conkling of Texarkana Texas was killed instantly. Seven passengers sustained serious injuries including Shirdon Ross C Provine Nelson Anderson J N Green James Green Charles Whipman and Harley Ferguson. The injured were taken to Brocton and Charleston for care.

Charleston Ill Bowman Here P. E. Conkling Texarkana Texas Shirdon Ross Kentland Ind C. Provine New Douglas Nelson Anderson Ashmore J. N. Green Dana James Green Charles Whipman Toledo Harley Ferguson Brocton

Heavy rains devastate Gamma prefecture report

Tokyo reports show central province flooding with over 18,000 homes submerged. At least 500 lives lost and 250 people remain missing as the disaster expands.

Tokyo Gamma Prefecture

G A R Officer Ends Life Over Financial Trouble

Capt. Raymond W. Clark of Oakland California a member of the G A R died by turning on gas in his room. Officials attributed the tragedy to financial embarrassment and mounting worries.

Oakland Cal Raymond W. Clark

Editor Drowns Bathing at Lake Quinsigamond

Eugene Moriarity editor and proprietor of the Worcester Post and a prominent Democrat drowned while bathing in Lake Quinsigamond Worcester Mass August 28. The incident reports a sudden accident and the death of a public figure associated with the local press and political scene.

Worcester Mass Eugene Moriarity The Worcester Post Quinsigamond

Yellow Fever Cases Reported in Clenfuegon Outbreak

Five new yellow fever cases are reported in Clenfuegon, per a war department dispatch from Chief Surgeon Taylor in Mariana Cuba. None of the new cases involve military camps.

Washington Clenfuegon War Department Taylor Mariana Cuba

Death found in Lehigh Canal Coplay silk mill girl

Aug 28 Allentown reports the body of Julia Arbelter a Coplay silk mill girl found floating in the Lehigh canal. She had been missing since Saturday when authorities found her newborn infant strangled.

Canal Allentown Julia Arbelter Lehigh Canal

Real estate dealer barricades home during lunacy raid

Lorain Ohio, Charles H Randall, 45, known as curb stone, locked family inside and barricaded his house for three hours threatening two officers with a shotgun. He slipped out a window, fled along the lake shore, and was later arrested after a search. Randall had cashiered Oberlin Bank funds diverted by Cassie Chadwick.

Cassie Chadwick

Burglar Seen By Veteran From Porch With Field Glasses

Bellefontaine Ohio resident Joseph Costin on his invalid chair porch watched a man enter the Hartzler home a distance away. He then saw the burglar leave and change clothing in nearby woods before escaping, Costin being unable to pursue or alert neighbors due to illness.

Bellefontaine, O Joseph Costin J. A. Hartzler Costin Mr. Costin

Death of Mrs. Margaret Kennedy at age 84 in Poland township

After a long illness Mrs. Margaret Kennedy mother of Congressman James Kennedy died at the Poland township homestead at 84. Eight children survive including Julian Kennedy of Pittsburg engineer Hugh Kennedy of Lackawanna Steel Co. and others in Lowellville Punxsutawney Chicago Struthers.

Youngstown Margaret Kennedy James Kennedy Poland Township Julian Kennedy Pittsburg Hugh Lackawanna Steel Co John Becker Lowellville Walter John H Punxsutawney Samuel Chicago Thomas W Struthers

Indians Routed Out in Fire at White City Resort

Flames broke out in the big poolroom and bowling alley building of the White City pleasure resort near Cleveland. Heberling's show animals were moved from cages and the Navajo Indians were routed out as fire threatened the plant.

Cleveland White City Heberling

Accident fatality in a threshing machine incident

West Union Ohio. James Wilson 59 of Cherry Fork was killed while oiling a separator. He slipped and fell into the machine’s mouth and was drawn into the knives, his body distributed through the separator in an instant.

West Union James Wilson Cherry Fork Wilson

Sherman Brigade Reunion Draws Visitors in Shelby Ohio

Shelby Ohio hosts the annual Sherman brigade reunion with Governor Harris in attendance. A grand parade is reviewed by the governor and he delivers an address at Camp Sherman where veterans are housed in tents.

Sherman Brigade Shelby Harris Camp Sherman

Hobo Found Sleeping on Dining Table at Traction Co Residence

A hobo was found asleep on the dining room table in the palatial home of E. K. Stewart Columbus Traction Co. general manager. No one knows how he entered and the man offered no explanation.

Columbus, C E. K. Stewart Columbus Traction Co

Dayton Cigar Plant to Expand Women Workforce

Reports say the Cincinnati plant will close but the Dayton branch remains unaffected and will be strengthened with more women workers employed.

Dayton, CO Cincinnati American Cigar Co Dayton

Cave-in at bank mine near East 54th Street claims boy

A cave-in at a bank along the Wheeling and Lake Erie tracks near East 54th Street in Cleveland killed 3 year old John Bahara and injured three other boys during a game of mine.

Cleveland Wheeling & Lake Erie East 54d Street John Bahara

Prominent Teacher Dies After Eating Raisin Pie

Urleans Ohio E. B. Kiser, a well known educator, died in Logan County after consuming a piece of raisin pie from a tin that reportedly contained a poisonous substance. Investigations are underway to determine the exact cause and source of contamination.

Urleans, O E. B. Kiser Logan County

Akron Tinner Dies After Roof Fall

Elmer Hamill a tinner with Akers Harpman Co. is dying after falling from a roof at a factory building in Akron. He slipped while other workers were plating the roof and tumbled to the ground, the accident described as dizzy height.

Akron Elmer Hamill Akers & Harpman Co Alx-Emory Hamill

Armed agents confront liquor dealers in Logan chase

Two armed sleuths hired by the Anti Saloon League arrived to confront liquor dealers who kept their saloons open after legal hours. Salooneers were tipped off and a crowd chased the sleuths from the town.

Logan The Anti

Gov Harris Tours Asylum In Meveland Visit

Governor Harris conducts inspection at the Newburg state asylum in Meveland. The governor traveling with Mrs Harris was driven to a hospital by automobile for care after an unspecified incident.

Harris Meveland Harnvia Newburg

Witness Wanted in Dayton Double Murder Probe

Dayton authorities seek Max Schumann to obtain more details about the Mec Cabe's park killings of Anna Markowitz and Abraham Cohan. Schumann, once believed summoned to testify, vanished after reportedly visiting the Markowitz sisters and leaving Bertha with Anna near Lakeside Park.

Dayton Max Schumann Anna Markowitz Abraham Cohan Indianapolis MecCabe’s Park Schumann Markowitz Lakeside Park Bertha Anna Lakeside

Small Amounts Detected in Brown County Officials Accounts

Brown county village reports filed with the bureau of accounting show minor irregularities among local officials. Aberdeen payments totaled about 100 dollars with no purchases above market price. Several Fayetteville officials faced small discrepancies, and multiple other villages listed minor irregularities including Mayor Kilpatrick and Clerk Pinkhard.

Columbus Brown County Bureau of Accounting Aberdeen Johnson John McCann Fayetteville H. B. Whitmore Hamersville Higginsport David Kilpat

Willis Law Under Challenge in Ohio Tax Suit

The Interstate Oil Co., sued by the attorney general for tax delinquency under the Willis law, contests the statute as unconstitutional for special treatment and double taxation. State officials remain unfazed by the legal challenge.

Columbus, O Interstate of Co

Fire destroys Farrin-born Lumber Co yard in Cincinnati

A blaze scorched the planing mill and hundreds of thousands of feet of lumber owned by the Farrin-born Lumber Co of Winton Place. The nine acre yard and structures may push losses to about $100,000.

Cincinnati Farrin-born Lumber Co Winton Place

Postmasters Meet in Columbus Annual League Session

The fourth annual session of the League of Ohio Postmasters of the second third and fourth classes will be held in Columbus on September 3 and 4. Papers of interest to members are scheduled and delegates to the national meeting at Washington will be selected.

Columbus League of Ohio Washington

Sheet Tin Plant Sold at Bankruptcy Sale

The American Sheet and Tinplate property including plants at Marietta and Newcomerstown and coal lands near Cambridge was sold to Strauss & Co. of Philadelphia for $49,500. This marked the third offering of the plant in bankruptcy sales.

Marietta, C American Sheet and Tinplate Marietta Newcomerstown Cambridge Strauss & Co Philadelphia

Freight train leaps trestle near Dundas in Gallia County

A southbound Hocking Valley freight train plunged from a trestle near Dundas, Gallia County. The crew escaped by jumping. The wreck and locomotive caught fire and burned. A broken wheel flange is blamed for the crash.

Gallipolis Hocking Valley Dundas

Republicans Favor Popular Vote for 18th District Nomination

The Republican congressional committee of Ohio's 18th district met in Youngstown and decided that the next year's nomination for congressman should be by popular vote rather than by convention as first proposed last year.

Youngstown, O Repubblican Congressional Committee

Tiffin approves private sale of $25,000 bonds after rejection

In Tiffin Ohio the board of sinking fund trustees rejected $25,000 four per cent in-year refunding bonds at public bidding due to insufficient premium. The authorities will now sell the issue privately and take the entire asset here.

Board of Sinking Fund Trustees

Louise Tannert Dies After Panhandle Trate Incident

Louise Tannert of Stoughton Wisconsin fell critically ill on a Pan-handle tract at Union Station in Columbus Ohio from probable poisoning. She was rushed to Protestant hospital and died about an hour later.

Columbus, O Louise Tannert Stoughton, Wie Union Station Protestant Hospital

State Grange Rally Draws Thousands to Mantua Picnic

In Mantua Ohio an audience of several thousand Grangers heard Governor Harris Congress member Burton and former Vermont Governor Bell at the Ohio State Grange rally. Before speeches, visitors and guests gathered around tables laden with a typical picnic dinner.

Mantua Harris Burton Gov Bell Vermont Ohio State Grange Questa

Young farmer Jamea Biddy dies in Gallia gun tragedy

In Gallipolis Ohio near Patriot, farmer Jamea Biddy fatally shot his wife after she declared she would live apart. The incident ends in a fatal domestic shooting with police likely investigating.

Gallipolis Jamea Biddy Patriot Hine Bine

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