Afflicting Occurrence - Died, a few days since, at his residence in Cadiz township, Mr. Ambrose Cunningham. The deceased, a few days before his death, was at a neighbor's where a number of persons were collected to clear off a piece of new ground. After the business of the day was over, the deceased and mr. Robert Love, had a slight quarrel, which was soon becoming more serious, ended by Mr. Love striking the deceased on the back part of the head with the heart of a shingle bolt. The deceased survived but a few days. Love is now in jail awaiting his trial. This is the second death that has occurred in this county within three months past, at what is called a Frolic. Valentine was killed at a husking frolic, and Cunningham at a chopping frolic. Is it not time to quit frolicing?

(Submitted by Linda Blue Dietz)

Plain Dealer
Apr 5, 1914

Cadiz, O., April 4-

Oliver H. Burdette, died at his home at New Athens today, aged 84. He built the first steam road wagon ever used in this country, about forty-five years ago, and made the first sprocket chain ever in use, so has been considered the originator of the automobile. He only patented a few of his inventions.

(Submitted by Linda Blue Dietz)

Idaho Statesman
Mar 20, 1900

Cadiz , Ohio . March 19.—Hon. John A. Bingham died at his home In Cadiz this morning, aged 85 years. He had been in ill-health as the result of old age for some time, and his death was not unexpected. Two daughters survive him.

Judge Bingham was a noted orator. He served eight terms In congress from the Sixteenth Ohio district, and was minister to Japan from 1872 to 1885.
He was a member of the house committee which brought Impeachment proceedings against President Johnson and as judge advocate sentenced Mrs. Surrat for conspiracy for the murder of Lincoln . He was author of the first section of the fourteenth amendment to the constitution. He was a leader in
the national councils of the republican party, and was a close friend of Lincoln and Stanton .

(Submitted by Linda Blue Dietz)

Tucson Daily Citizen
Mar 14, 1908

CADIZ , Ohio , March 14.—Isaiah English, of Scio, a wealthy farmer and one of eighteen candidates for county commissioner , dropped dead on the street while soliciting support and passing his cards.

(Submitted by Linda Blue Dietz)

Philadelphia Inquirer
Jan 28, 1904

CADIZ , Ohio . Jan 29 -. Imre Aebuth, a Hungarian miner at Robyville. a few miles north of here, committed suicide in a most
dramatic manner this morning. He had just been married to Rosa Aeh and the settlement had turned out en masse to celebrate the event A big dance was being  held in a hall above a saloon.

In the midst of the festivities  Aebuth drew a revolver and shot himself in the mouth, falling dead at the feet of  his bride, with whom he had just been dancing a quadrille.

(Submitted by Linda Blue Dietz)

Dallas Morning News
Aug 5, 1948

VAN NUYS, Calif Aug. 4 <AP).
The father of Actor Clark Gable, William Henry Gable, 78, died Wednesday at his home here of a
heart ailment.

The elder Gable had been a builder in Meadville , Pa. , and Cadiz , Ohio . He had retired and had lived in Southern California twenty years.

In addition to the actor, Gable is survived by a stepdaughter, Mrs. Frances Gable Kendall, Van Nuys. Funeral arrangements were awaiting word from his son, who is in Europe .

(Submitted by Linda Blue Dietz)

Times Picayune
Feb 3, 1883

.Cadiz, Feb; 2.—Newspapers here announce the. death of Henri Tamberlik, the once famous Italian tenor singer.