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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1902

Page

7

State Senate Approves City Government Plan Switch

In Columbus on Sept 17 18 and 19 the senate tied 16 to 15 to sustain the city government board plan with amendments. Supporters won on appointing control of libraries to existing boards and shifting institutions to public safety. A jury law reform passed, adding four county jury commissioners. House code committee raised municipal tax mill limit to 15 and empowered the governor to remove mayors. Senate also moved to set 5000 as the city village population line and advanced library governance bills with six trustees per city library.

Columbus Senate Government of Cities Roger Board of Public Service Board of Public Safety Archer Connell Cuyahoga Hamilton Franklin Lucas Montgomery Mahoning House Harding Hanna Code Committee Messrs. Chapman and Williams House Code Committee Harrison Harris

Toledo Man Blows Out Centenary Birthday Celebration

Elijah Woodr uff Thursday marked his 100th birthday with a park ceremony in Toledo. Born September 18 1802 in Watertown Connecticut he moved to Toledo in 1833 and remains hearty. A slate of remarks honored him at Navarre Park. In Dayton Anthony Larkin 58 was found dead on his rear porch from carbolic acid intake. an empty whisky bottle was nearby.

Toledo Elijah Woodruff Navarre Park Mr. Woodruff Watertown Dayton Anthony Larkin South Ludlow Street Michael Gavin

Dayton Lawyer Hired to Prepare Mercer Estate Claim

Delphos Ohio September 18 Attorney George W Thatcher of Dayton has been employed by claimants to an interest in the Mercer estate worth millions now in court Hands of the courts officials say the case involves substantial holdings and ongoing legal proceedings.

Delphos, O George W. Thatcher Dayton Mercer

Honest Lady's Maid Begs Forgiveness After Ice Cream Theft

Twenty years after a Chicago ice cream theft by a maid once employed by Mrs. C. W. Woodin, Lancaster Ohio, the reformed worker writes a remorseful letter to offer restitution. She includes 50 cents as repayment and explains daily prayers for forgiveness.

Lancaster, O C. W. Woodin Chicago

Dr Guy Potter Benton Installed as Miami University President

Dr Guy Potter Benton, former president of the University of Iowa, was inaugurated as Miami University president in Oxford Ohio on Thursday. Prominent college leaders attended and Governor Nash and state education officials were among the speakers.

Guy Potter Benton Oxford, O Upper University of Iowa Miami University Ohio James B. Angell University of Michigan Gov. Nash Bonebrake Georg E. McLain Iowa State University W. O. Thompson Ohio State University

Ohio Knights of Honor elect new grand officers

The Ohio Grand Lodge Knights of Honor met in Columbus on September 18 and elected two year officers. M H Levagood of Elyria was named grand dictator and J W Meeker of Harrison grand vice dictator. W W Roach of Zanesville becomes grand assistant dictator with Louis Ries of Cincinnati as grand reporter. James Caldwell of Cleveland is grand treasurer. Grand trustees are T H Johnson of Cleveland, A Humphrey of Ashtabula, and Henry Koch of Cincinnati.

Columbus Ohio Grand Lodge Knights of Honor M. H. Levagood Elyria J. W. Meeker Harrison W. W. Roach Zanesville Louis Ries Cincinnati James Caldwell Cleveland T. H. Johnson A. Humphrey Ashtabula Henry Koch

Principal resigns after in-school kiss incident

In Bellaire Ohio on September 20 the board of education demanded and forced the resignation of J O Deafenbaugh principal after he required white girls to kiss the colored girls involved in a quarrel. Parents of white pupils expressed great indignation.

Bellaire, O Board of Education J. O. Deafenbaugh

Ex Gov Hoadly's Will Filed for Probate

The will of former Ohio governor George Hoadly was filed in New York on September 20. The New York estate is valued at 215000 with 200000 in real property, and the entire estate goes to the widow who is named sole executrix.

New York George Hoadly Ohio

Encampment of Spanish American War Veterans Opens in Indianapolis

The third annual encampment convened in the Indiana state house senate chamber with Gen. Jas. B. Coryell as commander in chief. Gov. Durbin and Mayor Bookwalter welcomed veterans as the program outlined executive sessions, campfire plans, and anticipated talks by Gen. Coryell, Sen. Fairbanks, Sen. Beveridge, and Admiral George Brown. President Roosevelt was slated to attend and speak from the Columbia club balcony after lunch. A dispute over Adjt. Gen. W C Liller led Coryell to remove him. Liller vowed to contest removal.

Indianapolis Ind Senate Chamber State House Jas. B. Coryell Philadelphia Durbin Bookwalter Coryell Senator Fairbanks Beveridge Gen. Coryell Denison Richmond P. Hobson Tomlinson Hall Starr Hobson Smith Fairbanks George Brown Navy Roosevelt Columbia Club Adjt W C. Liller

Fugitive William Hooper Young Sought in Pulit zer Murder

Police widen hunt for William Hooper Young grandson of Brigham Young in connection with the murder of Mrs. Annie Pulitzer whose mutilated body was found in the Morris canal near Jersey City. Brooklyn leads show a possible escape toward Canarsie Long Island as detectives flood Canarsie and nearby towns with searches. In Derby Connecticut a man answering Young’s description is detained resisting arrest, offering no name.

New York William Hooper Young Brigham Young Joseph Pulitzer Morris Canal Jersey City Young Brooklyn Canarsie L. I Titus Detective Bureau Long Island Derby Annie Pulitzer

Toledo Lighthouse Contractor Dies in Toledo

Albert F. Randolph of the firm Randolph & Baer of Philadelphia died here Friday night of apoplexy. He had spent about eighteen months in Toledo directing the construction of a new lighthouse. He leaves a widow and two sons in Philadelphia and a son in Detroit.

Toledo, O Albert F. Randolph Randolph & Baer Philadelphia Toledo Detroit

Thieves Rob Walnut Hills Church Study

Thieves broke into the Walnut Hills Methodist church study at Ashland and McMillan streets and forced open a desk to steal a small savings bank containing church funds.

Cincinnati Walnut Hills Methodist Ashland McMillan Streets

Foley the Goat Stabs Inmate at Ohio Penitentiary

Columbus reporte says Foley the Goat serving 20 years for attempted homicide on Detective Cal Crim stabbed Jim Davis of Lawrence County in the penitentiary bolt shop. Foley remains in solitary confinement.

Columbus, O Foley the Goat Cal Crim Cincinnati Jim Davis Lawrence County Foley

County Treasurer Sues Bank Over Back Taxes

Piqua Ohio September 20 The Miami county treasurer files suit against Union Savings Bank and Trust Company of Cincinnati as executor of the estate of James Hicks for twenty three thousand dollars alleged as back taxes.

Piqua Miami County Union Savings Bank and Trust Company Cincinnati James Hicks

Henderson Seeks Atlantic City After Declaring Tariff Accord

Speaker of the House David B. Henderson travels through Chicago en route to Atlantic City after reaffirming his pledge to retire from Iowa's congressional race. He insists he will finish his term and remain Speaker, endorsing President Roosevelt's tariff policy and rejecting resignation.

Chicago David B. Henderson National House of Representatives Atlantic City Henderson East Iowa Roosevelt Cincinnati Allison Congress Mr. Henderson Shaw Congressman Babcock

Stratton Will Probable Heir Contest Not Confirmed

Colorado Springs report says no definite word on a possible challenge to the Stratton will which leaves 10 million dollars for a hospital for the sick. A close friend says I H Stratton warned of a contest if he did not receive a specified sum, but no announcement of intent has been made and no authorization of the statement has occurred.

Colorado Springs Colo Stratton I. H. Stratton

Artist J Charles Collins Found Dead in Room

New York report states artist J Charles Collins was found dead in his boarding house room by the coroner death ruled an accidental gas jet turn causing fatalgas leak as he slept. Dispatch from London notes Port Matala near Lorenzo Marques in Portuguese East Africa leased to Great Britain.

New York J. Charles Collins London Johannesburg The Daily Mail Port Matala Lourenzo Marques Portuguese East Africa Great Britain

Senator Foraker’s Present to Sullivan Namesake Cup

Post master John L. Sullivan of St. Marys received a silver cup inscribed with Joseph Benson Sullivan and the date September 12, 1902. The gift is from Senator Foraker to his namesake, the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, at Wapakoneta Ohio on September 20.

Wapakoneta John L. Sullivan St. Mary's Joseph Benson Sullivan Senator Foraker

Post Office Safe Dynamited by Masked Robbers

Three masked robbers dynamited the Jefferson Ohio post office safe early Friday, stealing 250 dollars in cash and 800 dollars in stamps, then boarded a southbound train and escaped.

Jefferson, O

World record set in rifle wing shooting test

Adolph Toepperwein broke 986 of 1 000 clay targets to establish a new world record for wing shooting with rifles at the San Antonio range on Sunday. The achievement showcases exceptional marksmanship by the noted shooter in a high profile test event.

San Antonio Tex Adolph Toepperwein

Anthracite trains move through Reading with 150 cars

Reading Pennsylvania reports three trains carrying about 150 cars or 4500 tons of anthracite pass through on a weekend. One third is newly mined from Schuylkill county western mines while the rest is washery and stored coal at Cressona. Kingston and St Vincent note volcanic activity at La Soufriere with no deaths and no ash emission. Colonia laid 164 miles of cable in 24 hours from Bamfield and will report to London until project completion.

Reading Cressona Schuylkill County Kingston St. Vincent Victoria B. C Colonia Bamfield Creek London

Duchess Operated Upon in Paris Health News

The duchess of Rochefoucauld, daughter of U S Senator J H Mitchell of Oregon, underwent successful appendicitis surgery on Saturday in Paris. Her condition Sunday was satisfactory.

Paris Duchess of

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