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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1889

Page

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Ohio Legislature Delivers Broad Reforms and Oleomargarine Bill

The report covers proposals to shift legislative terms to December, extend terms for judges, end spring elections, and elect the full Board of Public Works at once. It notes approvals, appointments by the Governor, and a suite of bills on street work, dairy product rules, and education mandates, with key votes in both Senate and House. The text also lists various local measures and adjournment notes alongside a brief humorous anecdote.

Columnus House Ohl State Board of Pardons Committee On Prisons and Geauga and Lake Counties Tryon Orrville Wayne County Ohio Nations Guard Sandusky Nore Senate Wallace Poorman Delaware County Wauscon Fulton County Cambridge Guernsey County Council of Canton Stark County Antioch College Wilberforce University Delaware Eakins Canal Commission Cardington Merrow County Findlay Justices of the Peace Rathbone Braman Alexander Melloning County Hamet Treasuries Coldwater Mercer County West Cleveland Milton Miami County Wilberfree University Nimishillen Township Canton Townhip Wilmington Clinton County Hancoca County Windsor Township Ashtabula County Village of Ashtabula Port Jefferson Shelby County Lake Gesuga Cleveland Insane Asylum Toledo Rawlins Lampson Young Tompkins General Assembly Common Pleas Board of Public Works Massie Conference Committee Byron Wydman Hamilton County Boys’ Industrial School John W. Haires Clark County Dayton Insane Asylum John Hofer Belmont County Board of Fish and Game Commissioners J. A. Howells John W. Harper Hancock County Columbus Insane Asylum William Howard Neff Henry H. McFadden Jefferson County Board of State Charities John C. Beatty Portage County Cleveland Gettysburg Memorial Commission Board of Aldermen of City of van Wert Leavittsburg Trumbull County Committee On Agriculture Mt. Gilead Morrow County Edison Commissioners Cuyahoga County Building and Loan Association State Canal Commission Boarles Rock Creek CoLtones General Revenue Fund Miami and Erie Canal Water Works Trustees of Water Works Lakeside Erie County Board of Elections of Boards of Education Logan County Miami River Haley Ainnding Gustavus Township Tramball County

Pronunciation Debate Sparks Color Line Quip in Public Test

A Washington Critic remark notes a colored servant girl in town pronounces advertisement as advertism and adds the tag is not a bad word. The exchange highlights language and social tensions in urban life.

Washington

Danmarks Sinking Report Sparks Shipping Panic

The Danmark, a 650 passenger immigrant carrier under Captain R. M. Knudson, was sighted abandoned and rapidly sinking off Newfoundland on a voyage from Christiansand to New York. The City of Chester observed no life on board and lingered near the wreckage for hours while awaiting passenger lists and further news. Authorities fear for passengers and crew but expect later word from trans Atlantic liners.

QuarEerstown Inman Line City of Chester Bond New York Liverpool Danmark Christiansand Copenhagen Knudson Circes Thingvulla Europe R. M. Knudson Cnty Finch, Edge & Co South William Street Jan Ryder White Cross White Cross Jine Last Fall Messrs. Finch, Edge & Co Thingvalia Thingva la Chester Finch, Edwye & Co Nordeutscher Lloyd Aller Eider Thingvalla Line

Port Townsend Indicts Three Officials in Government Theft Case

A U S grand jury indicts William Harned ex special deputy collector Herbert Beecher ex treasury agent and Quincy A Brooks for stealing from the Government. Investigators Cu llom and Lupton find overcharges on vessel entries missing records and concealed receipts totaling thousands of dollars. Trials set for next October with Beecher resuming steamboating amid mixed public sympathy.

Port of Treasury Port Townsend WW. T. Port Townsend W. T United States Grand Jury William Harnad Herbert #. Beecher Treasury Quincy A. Brooks Leslie Cullom L. L. Lupton Treasury Department Washington Port Townsend Custom House Crowley Harned Cullom Lupton Beecher Peecher Brooks Beeches

Policeman Blystone Shot While Chasing Thieves in Freight Yard

In Aport Leigh, April 13, Police man A. B. Blystone was shot in the thigh during pursuit of two thieves through the freight yard. The suspects fled after dropping a blacksmith's anvil. Blystone wounded one thief after returning fire and firing five shots.

Mraportle Nyp Uno A. B. Blystone Blystone

Oklahoma Hill Ships Cannonball Slave Line by River Route

Wicarra Kansas April 13 Oklahoma Hill left Guthrie for a planned march into Indian Territory using a riverine route. Four flatboats were built to float a party down the Arkansas toward the northeast corner, then cross toward their target before crowds arrive. He claims the river is navigable public property and that rail freight is unavailable, sparking local alarm and concerns over military jurisdiction.

Wicarra Kan Oklahoma Hill Oklahoma Guthrie King Fisher Arkanas Hill Mlitary

Last decade of the nineteenth century urged as world crusade

Dr. Talmage preaches at Brooklyn Tabernacle calling for a rapid worldwide evangelization in the final decade of the nineteenth century. He urges massive lay participation, denounces delay, cites biblical numerology, and argues for mobilizing denominations and wealth to print Bibles, fund missions, and conquer the globe for Christ.

Brooklyn Tabernacle Christ God Abraham Canaan Sodom Tabernacle Tempe Mount Sinai New Jerusalem America Herculaneum Strabia Pompeii Urban Clement Alfred the Great Edward Tron United Netherlands Church of Christ Gideon Gilead Lord John Knox Matthew Simpson Bishop Meckvauine Adoniram Judson Martin Luther Naaman Blucher Waterbo Europe All Saints Lord of Hosts Daniel Heaven Church of God Isaiah Ezekiel Micah Malachi Jeremiah Nineveh Jonah Tive Lot Paul Macaulay London Bridge St. Paul’s Jesus Christ Mik Israel Sennacherib Solomon Pentecost Persia China India Episcopal Church Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Church of England Franklin Lord Stanhope Washington Press Victory Hoe Kingdom of God St. John Firsch France Germany Russia Galice David American Bible Society American Tract Society Dr. Carey Northampton England Hebrides South Sea Islands Micronesia Melanesia Malayan Polynesia David Livingstone Africa Alexander Duff Hindoo David Brainard Stephen Joshua Warrrior Ajalon Gibeon

The Two Ceremonies Of French Marriage Customs

The London News describes how French marriages feature two ceremonies the soiree du contrat and the wedding day with gifts in two forms the corbeille de marriage and the trousseau. It cites color customs pink for brides green for Mile Boulanger and notes traditional items like lace and cashmere shawls, dating to 1800 and earlier as wealth and fashion evolve.

Paulette Mons d’Alaly Mile. Boulanger M. Menne France Mlle. Pirmont Mme. Janot d’Abrantes London News

Witchcraft lore links ash and astral wards across nations

The article surveys traditions placing mountain ash, ash twigs, and other plants in witchcraft defense. It notes ash in dairy spurring charms, stable protection in Norway Denmark and Germany, and diverse remedies from birch ribbons to garlic, with Russia placing aspen on graves to halt spirits.

Norway Denmark Germany Italy Apuleius Russia T. F. Thiselton Dyer Popular Science Monthly

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