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Western Intelligencer Contributed by Blanche Collins (Transcribed by Linda Dietz) Death Notices Barclay, Mr. Henry, at the home of Isaac Case, Oct 27th. One of the volunteers from Madison Co., Ky. He was on his way home from battle of the Trench. Methodist Church, Mr. Fisher. (* Nov 3, 1813) Beach, Miles, a. 20, d. last Thursday, Worthington. (* Nov 27, 1811) Benedict, Mrs. Anna, Consort of Hezekiah Benedict, d. Worthington, Aug. 27, 1813. (Sept. 1, 1813) Bigelow, Miss Demis, a. 16 yrs., dau. of Russel Bigelow, Worthington, October 8th, their third child to die lately. (*Oct. 13, 1813) Brotherton, Mrs. Keziah, consort of David Brotherton, in Frannklinton, Aug. 11, 1811. (* Aug. 11, 1811) Browne, Rev. John W., editor of Liberty Hall, d. Cincinnati, Jan. 5, 1813. He fell from his horse into the river. Want of accommodations caused his death. (* Jan 20, 1813) Case, Capt. Seth. a. 63 yrs. d. Middlebury, of apoplexy, June 4, 1813. Burial at Middlebury. (*June 9, 1813) The Bismarck Tribune, June 8, 1883, transcribed by, Linda Blue Dietz Columbus, O., June 7.- Harry Cook, traveling salesman for Dash & Coffer. New York, committed suicide last by landanum. Cleveland Plain Dealer Columbus, Feb. 1 - Robert Glerman, 12, of 2205 E. 46th street, Cleveland, died at the state school for the deaf. transcribed by, Linda Blue Dietz
Lima Daily News
Feb 3, 1906
Columbus, O., Feb 3-
Joshua Gibson, aged 75, who had sold newspapers in the streets here for
years, was asphyxiated in his lodgings.
transcribed by, Linda Blue Dietz
Alma, Wabaunsee County, Kansas October 9, 1908 Page
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Voting Out Ohio Saloons. Columbus. O.—Twelve Ohio counties voted Tuesday under the Rose law and all went "dry" by majorities ranging from a few hundred to more than 2,000. The number of saloons affected is 280. Altogether 10 of the counties have held local option elections and all have gone "dry." The total number of saloons voted out is 390. Submitted by Barb Zigenmeyer
Discharged Ohio
Liquor Inspector Kills Self
The Evening
Courier, Champaign-Urbana (IL) - 4 Mar 1935
(Submitted by K. Torp) Lima Daily News Special to the Daily News. Columbus, Ohio, December 10- Melancholy over the the recent death of his wife, Daniel Dague, a farmer of Gahana, committed suicide by taking poison. His dead body was found by his children. He leaves eight little ones. transcribed by, Linda Blue Dietz Early Butterfield, Brittania and Hezekiah Gillett,
May 26, 1824, Franklin Co., Butterfield, Charlotte and Josiah Boyd, June
12, 1825, Franklin Co., (Source: A
Journal of American Ancestry Genealogy Vol. 5, Nos. 3-10; Publ.
March-October, 1915; Submitted to
Genealogy Trails by Andrea Stawski Pack) Sparta Democrat CURIOUS RESURRECTION CASE A curious case occurred last week at Rome, in Franklin county, Ohio. Mrs. Peters, wife of a German of that name, after a short illness was supposed to have died. Her husband made immediate arrangements for her funeral, having procured a coffin in this city. On placing her body in the coffin, a general perspiration was observed throughout the skin, which was reported to the husband, with the suggestion that the burial be deferred, in the hope of reanimation. To this the husband objected, and had her interred the same day, (Saturday). After the burial services were over, some relatives of the supposed deceased, who reside in this city, which had laready taken place, and hearing of the circumstances, caused the body, which then had been four hours in the grave, to be disinterred, when, to their surprise and joy, they found signs of life still remaining. Restoratives being administered, Mrs. Peters gradually recovered, was taken by her friends in this city, and is now well. We are informed that she refuses to again live with her husband. The circumstances connected with the affair are strange, indeed, and should undergo investigation. Columbus (O.) Fact (submitted by Diana Morse, Monroe Co Wisconsin Genealogy Trails Host)
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