Stranger Found Dead In Suspected Natural Death Case
Authorities identify a male missing from sight as E. Fichter after a body with matching clothing markings is found. Coroner deems death natural in what appears to be a routine investigation.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
3
Coroner to Hold Inquest on Mt Vernon Hatopsy Case
A man about 60 years old, likely named E. Fichter, was found dead in a Clinton township school yard near Mt Vernon. Coroner Fisher ordered an autopsy for Sunday to determine heart disease or other natural causes, while sheriff deputies seek the man’s residence and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plehter
Grange Hall
Clinton Township
Columbus Road
Mt Vernon
D. B. Chadwick
Woolfson
W. L. Fisher
Fisher
Chappelear Morgue
E. Fichter
Rinehart and Weaver liquor cases postponed to Tuesday
The cases of Jesse Rinehart and William Weaver, charged with violating liquor laws, were continued from Friday to Tuesday morning. Rinehart’s hearing set for 9 o'clock, Weaver's for 10. Continuances granted at defendant and state request. Also notes visits by Claudine and Mollie Engel of Howard and A W Nickert of Youngstown with Mt. Vernon residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Rinehart
William Weaver
Perrine
Rinehert
Weaver
Rinehart
Couse
Claudine and
Mollie Engel
Howard
Mr. Vernon
4. W. Nickert
Youngstown
Ohio
A. L. White
Tims Te
Mt. Vernon
Eye injury endangers Barton child’s sight
A distressing accident struck the year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Barton of North Sandusky Street about 830 am Saturday. She screamed in the yard then ran inside to tell her mother that Abe had hurt her eye. The pupil was punctured and sight may be badly impaired or destroyed. An X ray was taken to assess the wound. The girl cannot explain how it occurred but it is believed a weed or grass blade caused the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Barton
North Sandusky Treet
Abe
Ube
Arrest of George H. Jones over persistent nuisance at bakery
George H. Jones was arrested on a warrant sworn by Sanitary Policeman T. C. Norrick for maintaining a nuisance due to an overflowing cesspool behind the Jones bakery on What High street. He pleaded not guilty. hearing set for Wednesday, June 26 at 2:30 pm. Sewage drains into the alley and onto High street. City council and board of health discussed remedies but offered no relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Jones
Perrine
T. C. Norrick
Jones
Jones Bakery
High Street
Board of Health
St Vincent De Paul School Closes. Alumni Banquet Planned
St Vincent de Pauls schools will be closed Thursday. Commencement exercises occur Monday at 1 30 in the school auditorium. Alumni banquet Tuesday evening at the same place, with special church services Sunday at 8 30 to commemorate forty years. The graduating class advances the school to a full twelve year grammar course and four year high school. All pupils and alumni are invited to Sunday services as the pastor recalls the forty year work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Paul's
Mayor bans firecrackers until Independence Day
Mayor Perrine issues an edict prohibiting the explosion of fireworks and firecrackers within city limits until July 4. Police are instructed to enforce the ban strictly. An informal note mentions a visitor, Mr. J. G. Craig of Washington, D. C., staying with Mr. and Mrs. S. Bedell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrine
Perdone
J. G. Craig
Washington, D
WY Bedell
Quiet Title Suit and Damages in Knox County Court
In Knox county common pleas court Judge Fulton hears multiple items. Clarence Stricklin sues The Hotophone Co for $2,000 claiming his left thumb was cut by a stamping machine fault while working as an employee two years ago. Alexander Kenney sues Rudyard Wright et al to quiet title near Centerbury. Probate filings include third partial accounts for Watson and a first and final account for George W. Bunn. Marriage license cleared for Belew and Pay. Real estate transfers include Allen Taylor acquisitions in Jackson county valued at various sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Fulton
Clarence &. Stricklin
Hotophone Co
Edward Kibler
C. W. Montgomery
H. F. von Lee
Newark American Tribune
Stricklin
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Alexander Kenney
Rudyard Wright
Centerbury
Charles D. Hayden
Rollin R. McIntire
Bevington Overly wedding at Methodist parsonage
Mr C J Bevington of Democracy and Miss Myrtle Overly of Frederick town married at the Methodist parsonage by Rev H D Barnett. A Niagara Falls trip follows and a home in Democracy awaits. Friends honor Miss Margaret Mahaffey on her fifth birthday with games and gifts and an auto ride around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Margaret Mahaffey
North Sandusky Street
Mina Margaret
Excursion trains carry Mt Vernon workers to Bandusky Point
Two well loaded trains left Est O station early Saturday carrying excursionists from Mt. Worton to Bandusky and Cedar Point. It was the annual picnic for C. G. Cooper Co. and Mt. Vernon Bridge Co. Nine hundred and eight tickets were sold. No crowding or trouble reported. Trains left at 6 30 and 6 66. Return trip planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Est @ O
Mt. Worton
Bandusky
Cedar Point
C. G. Cooper Co
Mt. Vernon Bridge Co
Bankers Meet Here In Mt Vernon Annual Gathering
The nine county bankers association held its annual meeting in Mt Vernon on Wednesday June 25. Officials discussed local lending trends, cooperative efforts, and improvements to service across member banks.
Kenyon Adds Three New Professors for Fall Term
Gambier June 21 Kenyon College reveals three new professors will join next fall to replace retiring staff. Edward M. Towles will hold the Samuel Mather chair of Economics after B S from Tulane in 1902 and a Yale PhD in 1908. Edward A. Underwood will occupy the Samuel Mather Romance Languages chair after Missouri and Harvard degrees, with fluency in French Italian and Spanish. John Whitmore will serve as assistant professor of Chemistry and Physics after Yale PhDs and recent studies in Germany, with prior Wooster experience and current teaching at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
University of Tllinois
California
Samuel Mather
Edward A. Underwood
University of Missouri
Harvard
Underwood
Harvard Post-Graduate School
Europe
Paris
Phi Beta Kappa
John Whitmore
Yale
Whitmore
University of Freifurt
Germany
Wooster University
University of Washington
Italian Alienist to Examine Porter Charlton in Rome
Porter Charlton, accused of killing his wife and dumping her body in Lake Como three years ago, is likely to be examined by Italian medical experts upon arrival. If declared insane, he could be sent to an American asylum. the Italian government is expected to consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte Charlton
Rome
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
America
Years in jail for murderer Charlton marks third year
Porter Charlton, whose extradition case drew U S Supreme Court attention, celebrates three years in Hudson County Jail New Jersey for the 1910 murder of his wife in Italy. He confessed to Hoboken police on arrest and is awaiting extradition while his case continues. New Rochelle observes the 230th anniversary of the French Huguenot settlement with a week of events and the unveiling of a statue to Jacob Leisler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porter Charlton
Supreme Court of the United States
Italy
Hudson County
New Jersey
Mary Boott Castin Charlton
Lake Como
Chariton
Jon
New Rochelle
N. Y
Westchester County
la Rochelle
France
Jacob Leinler
Colony of
Reception Committee from Ohio Bankers Meet Mt Vernon
Seventh annual meeting of group sll of the Ohio Bankers Association brings a local reception committee of bankers from Ashland Crawford Erie Huron Knox Marion Morrow Richland Wyandot counties in Mt Vernon on Wednesday June 26. Delegates and visitors register at the M C A assembly room. Program includes address of welcome by H H Greer and reports by officers and standing committees. Banquet at 630 pm, by Knox County banks. Also notes Wayne Grange meeting June 24 on Temperance with Rev Jones open air program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bankers Association
Ashland
Crawford Erie
Huron
Knox
Marion
Morrow
Richland
Wyandot
Mt. Vernon
W. Alndorf
B.D. Herron
R. C. Ringwall
Seoaines
Seoaines ©. F. Colville, J. M. Ewarl, H. H. Greer
B. Kirk
C. H. Bishop
R. M. Greer
H. C. Devin
W. P. Bogardus
H. Israel
R. Y. Struble
B. C. Arnold
F. L. Beam
Workman
William A. Ackerman
James Israel
Coen
E. D. Barnett
M. E. Church
H. H. Greer
First National Bank
Vernon
George W. Miller
Robert A. Black
Department of Banks and Banking State of Ohio
Curtis House
Knox County
Wayne Grange
Temperance
Jubilee of Noted Church in London Celebrates Fifty Years
In Brook Street London St Athen’s Church known from Dickens Oliver Twist is to hold simple services tomorrow for the completion of its fiftieth year. Since its founding fifty years ago Father Stanton has guided its destinies with faithful stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St Athen's Church
Alte
Brook Street
Dickens
Father” Stanton
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George W. Bunn
L. Belew
Checker Freight House
Bellefontaine
Victor
Ts Pay
Danville
B. F. Taylor
Allen Taylor
Jackson
A. B. Taylor
Anna Blue
Blue
Srey News
Fio
Coder’ Point
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Etter
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Uslty
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Tian Pepsie
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Harry P. Harrison
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