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28 Sep 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
Sep 28, 1881
Page
1
Clermont Courier Publication Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR from Clermont Courier showing header text and stray words including publisher line and a partial name EGG Vance. No coherent event or dates readable.
Week in Review: fires frost gales and a women’s convention
The weekly brief notes several incidents including extensive forest fires near Carthage New York on the 16th 19th and 20th of the month a white frost near St Louis on the 17th and a severe gale along the Danish coast damaging vessels. It also mentions the Mrs Garfield Fund totaling 360634 dollars and a San Carlos Agency census of 4804 Indians. The Association for the Advancement of Women plans a Buffalo convention at St James Hall on October 19 20 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For the Advancement of Women
St. James Hall
Buffalo
Young man fatally wounds family then himself in New York
Fred Lathamer shot his wife and father-in-law and then killed himself in New York, all victims shot in the head and fatally injured. Other items note Michigan and New York relief funds, a Chester Pennsylvania killing. Senator Hill tongue surgery concerns. five men drown on the Columbia River. and New York Jeffersonian Democrats set a state convention for October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lathamer
New York
New York City
John Kelly
Freight Trains Collision Kills Three at Elmira
Two freight trains collided near Elmira New York killing engineer Fuller and two brakemen Borat and Pomeroy. Conductor Jones and employee Asa Dunham were fatally injured in the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Borat
Pomeroy
Elmira
N.Y
President dies without will leaves estate to family
The President died intestate and, while ill, expressed willingness to rely on the courts for an equitable division of his property among family members. The absence of a will prompts a court-advised settlement among heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Wul
Riot at Tubercurry Parade Wounds Many Police Officers
At Tubercurry Ireland during a parade a riot broke out as crowds pelted officers with stones. Police responded by firing on the mob wounding many and injuring the Chief of Police who is believed fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubercurry
Ireland
Unfortunate Michigan Gale Caused Coastal Damage
A furious gale recently struck Michigan causing extensive property damage along the Huron coast. The winds battered shorelines and disrupted communities, with reports focusing on damaged homes and fishing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Huron
Four Comets Visible At Garfield Passing Era
Director Swift of Rochester Observatory reports a fourth comet sighted at the moment President Garfield died. He notes four comets are visible with a good telescope, an unusual and possibly portentous celestial alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Rochester
N. Y
Garfield
Duel Near Fauquier Involving Generals Wise And Lewis
A Warrenton telegram reports Gen. Peyton Wise and L. L. Lewis fought a duel in Forbes Wood near White Sulphur Springs about eight miles from Warrenton. Wise was shot at by Lewis and returned fire into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrentown
Peyton Wise
L. L. Lewis
Forbes’ Wood
Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs
Wise
Lewis
Rockland Murderer Slays Family Then Surrenders
At Rockland Maine Charles Smith a laborer shot and killed his wife his infant son and his mother in law and attempted to kill an elderly woman named Metcalf who survived he then surrendered to authorities and faced questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helesale
Rockland
Maine
Charles Smith
Metcalf
Royal nuptials link Swedish prince and Baden princess
Gustavus crown prince of Sweden marries Victoria daughter of the grand duke of Baden. The nuptials were conducted by the king of Sweden and the emperor of Germany with the duchess of Sixe and Queen Sophia present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus
Another Appeal For Aid To Michigan Sufferers
An appeal reports Michigan sufferers in dire condition lacking food clothing shelter tools seed stock and basic life supports. With winter near and sowing time underway urgent help is urged to supply seed implements and horses to plant two or more counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Extra Senate Session Looms for President Election
A New York informant says a Senate extra session will be speedily called to elect the president pro tempore. The House will not meet again. Bayard would gain the presidency beyond possible displacement when the new Republican Senators are sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dem
Senate
House
Bayard
Locomotive Explosion Kills Four Near Chetops Kansas
A freight locomotive on the Missouri Perc exploded three miles this side of Chetops Kansas killing engineer George Q Adams fireman Simon Baley conductor Jack Denny and a stranger named O Neal. The train was moving at the time and bodies were blown two hundred feet from the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetops
Kansas
George Q. Adams
Simon Baley
Jack Denny
San Francisco
O'Neal
Resignations Not Accepted by President Arthur
Blaine tendered resignations to President Arthur after his swearing in. The action carried warm sentiments of personal regard, and the President was informed that the members of the cabinet would continue in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Arthur
Vice President Arthur Sworn In As President In New York
A dispatch reports Vice President Arthur took the oath at 3:15 am on September 20 at General Arthur's residence 123 Lexington Avenue. The Cabinet offered resignation relief but the President declined to comment on his future course while continuing in duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
New York
Supreme Court
Joan B. Brady
Justice Donahue
Rollins
Elihu Root
Lexington Avenue
General Arthur
United States
Rich on a Train Brawl Targets E G White Company
A Middletown Ohio bound train saw E G White's Comedy Company attacked by Livingston and a gang of roughs. Burnett of the company was their target with two failed pistol attempts. Slugging and melee involved about twenty people before the train halted and the assailants were ejected. Miss Zillett, a young town resident, cowered in fear as she was linked to Burnett after rejecting Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. White
Comedy
Middletown
Ohio
Livingston
Burnett
Miss Zillett
News Breaks to Mrs. Garfield Over President’s Death
The report of the President’s death is conveyed to Mrs. Garfield by her daughter and granddaughter. Ellen asks if the news is true and Garfield laments he cannot live if he is dead. Mrs. Garfield, shaken, waits for confirmation and reads the morning paper seeking understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gafield
Ellen
World Mourns Garfield Death Across Nations
The piece notes universal sorrow at President Garfield's death, citing sympathy from Britain and global leaders. It quotes Pall Mall Gazette and London papers praising his career and the shared grief spanning royalty to commoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Garfield
Pall Mall Gazette
Garfield
London
London Glove
England
Halle
London Times
Autopsy Details Warn Death Was Inevitable for President Garfield
The post mortem confirms the fatal ball wound lodged near the pancreas with secondary hemorrhage causing death. Surgeons note spine injury, abscess near the gall bladder, bronchitis, pneumonia, and a chain of burrowing tracks from the wound. Signed by Drs Briss, Woopwakp, Hamilton, Smith, Barnes, Reyburn, Agnew, Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Hamilton
Agnew
Bliss
Barnes
Wood
Washington
Lamb
D. W. Briss
J. J. Woopwakp
Frank H. Hamilton
Andreew H. Smith
J. K. Barnes
Rozstert Reyburn
D. Hayes Agnew
D. & Lane
Garfield's Remains Moved From Long Branch to Washington
The article notes the funeral train bearing the late President Garfield's body left Long Branch for Washington. It details the transfer as part of the national observance surrounding his death. Members of the public and officials lined the route to pay respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Long Branch
Washington
Devotion at Garfield Funeral Train and Capitol Route
The article describes Garfield's funeral train journey from his cottage to Washington, with obsequies read by Rev. Young. Cabinet members, generals, and family accompanied the procession as flowers blessed the track and 130 Navy and Army officers formed in support. At the Capitol the coffin lay in state for two days as mourners, including Arthur and Blaine, viewed the mummified face of the dead president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Long Branch
Garfield
Cabinet
Washington
Patterson
Steubenville
Ohio
Robert
Grant
Arthur
Army
Navy
Blaine
Harry
Mollie Garfield
Rockwell
Jones
Nevada
Beale
Swaim
Corbin
Bliss
Reyburn
Agnew
Hamilton
Marine Band
Brigh
Capitol
Inaugural Address of President Arthur Second Oath
President Arthur takes a second oath before Chief Justice Waite in the Capitol marble room as Cabinet members Supreme Court Justices and lawmakers witness. He pledges to honor his predecessor, uphold free institutions, pursue economy and prosperity, and rely on divine aid and American virtue. The ceremony ends with handshakes from Blaine and Cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Waite
Capitol
Supreme Court
The
Republic
Congress
Blaine
President Arthur Proclaims Special Senate Session
President Arthur issues a proclamation calling a special session of the Senate to meet Monday October 10. The notice emphasizes urgent legislative consideration and outlines the session date and agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Senate
Effective Rusted Bolt Removal Method
A practical tip advises liberal petroleum to loosen bolts rusted in place. Ensure the oil reaches the rusted parts and allow time for penetration before attempting removal to avoid breaking the bolt.
A Man May Be Self Contained Without Remarkable Features
A concise examination suggests a person can function independently with no distinctive or notable attributes. The piece reflects on restraint in character and the value of quiet self sufficiency.
Mrs Garfield Alone With Her Dead And The Capitol Farewell
After President Garfield lay in state two days the public witness a somber scene as Mrs Garfield visits the coffin alone at the Capitol amid vast crowds. Queen Victoria’s wreath stands as a national tribute while military music and a mournful procession move toward departure on the train. Influential figures including General Grant, ex presidents, and cabinet members participate in the somber sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Long Branch
Garfield
Swaim
Department of Government
Army
Sherman
Hancock
Admiral Nichols
Beck
Marshall Jewell
Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Marshal Henry
Loring
Levellion Brown
Jones
Nevada
MacVeagh
Rankin
Keyburn
England
Navy
Boynton
Retary Brown
Colonel Corbin
Pruden
Hendley
Grant
Hayes
Pec
Edmunds
Ingalls
Kellogg
White House
Arthur
Blaine
Lincoln
Secre Windom
Hunt
James
Children should be tried at twenty one before fully trusted
A correspondence piece argues for delaying full independence for youths until age twenty one, advocating practical trial and work, and condemning gambling and weak religious teaching. It links respect for parents with moral development and warns that lack of faith is shown by failing to teach children core commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Strong Paste From Glue And Starch Mixture
A method combines four parts glue with fifteen parts cold water softened hours, heated until clear, then sixty five parts boiling water added with stirring. Separate thirty parts starch paste with twenty parts cold water to form a smooth milky fluid, then mix with the boiling glue solution and keep at boiling temperature. After cooling add ten drops carbolic acid and store in closed bottles for long shelf life.
United States Counts 15 000 Brass Bands
The report notes the United States hosts about 15 000 brass bands reflecting a broad musical presence across communities. It remarks on a somber national outlook accompanying the statistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Siberian Exile’s Tale of Prison, Escape, and a Princess
A Swiss teacher and musician, exiled to Siberia after arrest in St. Petersburg, recounts brutal forced labor and a daring escape. He credits a princess with securing his release after revealing that a relative of hers orchestrated his arrest. The narrative questions Russia’s justice system and hints at broader oppression of exiles and dissidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perm
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Neice
Prince Gortschakoff
Ace
Department of the
Fina
Gorts¢hakoff
Ant
Artesian Wells In Paris and Cincinnati Basin Facts
The article describes 1833 Paris government work on an artesian well at Grenelle, its 1792 foot depth, water spurt, and Paris basin geology. It notes Passy’s 1860 well producing about 5.67 million gallons daily, Grenelle’s yield drop, and Cincinnati’s similar hopeful developments with Belcher works tepid water and the question of deep wells in the basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenelle
Paris
Peek
Incinnati
Passy
Whiel
T. Lodis
Belcher Sugar
Cincinnati
America
Mang & Few i Wallak- Cincinnatt Gazette
Umbrella Manns Courage Amid Small Town Mockery
A Detroit Free Press passage recalls a man carrying an umbrella on a hot day as ridicule from townsfolk. They tease to keep flies off or sun off, warn of sunstroke, and joke about creditors. No one offers support until the end, where frustration leads to a petty jab at his umbrella and shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Siberia
Ple
St. Petersburg
Oakpoul
Irkoutsk
Irkontsk
Omsk
Detroit Free Press
Advertising rates and policies in the Clermont Courier
The Clermont Courier announces legal and transient advertisements with ten lines for first insertion and a rate structure. It notes a liberal annual reduction for yearly ads and provides a quoted figure of 64.00 per year for extended listings.
Ohio State News Highlights Local Misfortunes and Public Affairs
Stolen wool near Carey, a Put-in-Bay suicide in Cleveland, and thriving county fairs across Ohio frame a day of tragedy and activity. Reports note a soldier reunion, a Lake Shore brakeman fatality, and various local incidents including accidental injuries, a shooting, and a crossroad accident near Mt. Vernon. Gov. Foster and Mr. Bookwalter mobilize voters while labor matters and a strange theft in Mount Vernon spotlight daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Ranoen
Carey
Evtzanera Wrevet
Put-in-Bay Island
Cleveland
Horse Creek Valley
Darwin Saaurn
Mt. Gilead
Swannman
Galle Colon
Gov. Foster
Mr. Bookwalter
Hickey
Lake Shore
Boston
Ohio
Guy Lez
Mts Vernon
Ison Sr
Vanp
Bellefontaine
McGaller
Saulion
Lake Shope
Postopis Ceuecerros
Laa
Waas Findia
Abe Bothatiée
Ronchy
Gieronton
Algrander
Doréato
Cesta
Tupac
Biblical Era Harvesting Described in New Mexico
The article details ancient style farming in Nova Mexico with a plantation scene. It describes driving goats and horses around a circle of poles to thresh grain, winnowing by wind, and collecting wheat in a hesmit. The method imitates biblical injunctions and uses simple, rustic tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Mexico
Erie
Catalpa Tree Heralded for Future Railroad Ties
The Fort Scott Texas and Gulf railroad has planted 800 acres of catalpa trees and the Iron Mountain railroad 100 acres near Chesterton Missouri. Catalpa ties have been tested for twelve years in Mississippi silt and outlasted two sets of white oak ties, showing strong preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalpa
Fort Scott
Texas and Gulf Railroad
Iron M Nrain Railroad
Chesterton
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Growizy
San Carlos Agency
Carthage
St. Louis
Suedering Wemes
Ae Argry Hesbard
Thomas Stinson
Chester
Senator Mill’s Athiciies
Senator Hill
Columbia River
Oregon
Terri Benner
Dyke's Mill
Columbia County
Ark
Jane Campbell
Rich
Mrs. Garfield
Queen Victoria
Anda
Chicago
Alps
Chicago Herald
Che Clermont Courier
Nyan
Ohio State News
Catalpa Tree
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