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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 Dietz

Columbus, O., June 7.- Harry Cook, traveling salesman for Dash & Coffer. New York, committed suicide last by landanum.

Cleveland Plain Dealer
Feb. 2, 1917

Columbus, Feb. 1 - Robert Glerman, 12, of 2205 E. 46th street, Cleveland, died at the state school for the deaf.

Lima Daily News

Feb 3, 1906

Columbus, O., Feb 3-

Joshua Gibison, aged 75, who had sold newspapers in the streets here for years, was asphyxiated in his lodgings.

Alma, Wabaunsee County, Kansas October 9, 1908 Page 2
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