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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1889
Page
1
Restful Face and the Struggle Beyond Death
Poem excerpt reflecting on mortal life and eternal truths. Laura A. Gaige contemplates rest, love, and heaven beyond earthly joys, urging acceptance of God's will despite parting grief and dull senses. A meditation from Woman's Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Ruth
Heaven
Laura A. Gaige
Woman's Journal
The Stage Dream That Faded in Elderton
Miss Bessie Williams pursues dramatic genius after one compliment on her Lady Montique performance. A meeting with Madam B- reveals the actress’s cautionary view, urging home life and virtue over stage fame, leaving Bessie humbled but content with a life of marriage and motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Williams
Bessie
Mrs. Williams
Elizabeth Williams
Elderton
Youngton
Madam BB
Madam B
Dr. L. Harbour
One nation Taught as a Fine Art by an Enterprising Philadelphian
The Philadelphia Record recounts a self described kissing school set up by an American speaker in Paris era style. The professor delivers methodical kissing guidance detailing steps to approach, positioning, eye contact, and gentle pressure as part of a supposed refined technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
France
Jeal
Mary Anderson
Ingomar
Parthenia
Philadelphia Record
Habits of Lizards Tolerant of Small Annoyances
Charles C. Abbott notes lizards show remarkable tolerance to petty annoyances among young and adults in May s Landing trestle and Wardian cases. Lizards perch on others, crowd resting lizards, and even when fed or disturbed pose no aggression. A Brooklyn resident catches a burglar who turns out to be an old schoolmate and hands him to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam B
Bessie
Madam
Elderton
May’s Landing
Charles C. Abbott, M. D
Popular Science Monthly
Brooklyn
River steamer John H Hanna burns near Plaquemine
The steamboat John H Hanna caught fire Monday night near Plaquemine Louisiana while laden with 2300 bales of cotton. Captains Jones Holmes and pilot Bob Smith escaped. many passengers and crew perished or were badly burned. The fire spread rapidly with smoke and boiler explosions, and the boat drifted downstream before sinking. Officials estimate twenty to thirty-five dead, with others missing or severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playerminy
John H. Hanna
Captain Jones
Bob Smith
Merriman
J. 8
Holmes
Monroe
Ouachita
Mississippi
Plaquemine
John Culllen
Clerk Powell
Jones
Hanna
Lee
Smith
J. S. Holmes
Sam Powell
Mike O'Neil
Joe Crane
Jack Duff
Joe Horney
Jim Watson
Dan Carroll
Jim O'Neil
Jim Gibbons
Lewis Welch
Henry Barber
Handley
Estimates of Ohio state department needs in 1889
State Auditor Poe outlines estimates for all departments for 1889 and first quarter of 1899, detailing general revenue and sinking fund disbursements, school funds, and receipts. Includes department-by-department allocations for Adjutant General to State Forestry Bureau and public charities. Taxable real estate and personal property values for 1898 show net valuation increase over 1887.
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Poe
General Assembly
State Treasury
Treasury
General Revenue Fund
Common School Fund
Ohio National Guard
State House and Grounds
Agriculture Experiment Station
Board of Public Works
Board of State Charities
Ee Et
Meteorological Bureau
Miami University
Ohio Dairy and Food Commission
Ohio Penitentiary
Shekees Csowss
Eettyaaen
Ohio State University
Ohio Ee Ge Er Etter
Secretary of State
State Library
Wee
Supreme Court
Bae
Athens Asylum
Cleveland Asylum
Columbus Asylum
Dayton Asylum
Toledo Asylum
Longview Asylum For Insane
Boys’ Industrial School
Ohio Soldiers
Igs Encesloh
Kem
Live Stock Commission
Ish and Game Commission
State ForestryBureau
State Board of Health
J. P. Brush
Canal Commission
Cccces Sens
Horticultural Society
Ainiaiel Ae
Ohio
Captain Couch backs equal home ownership in Oklahoma bill
Captain W. L. Couch, famed for a moustache and slouch hat, argues for legislation to open Oklahoma to homestead settlement with equal chances for all. He condemns Pawnee Bill and asserts law and order will prevail, ending criminal protection under illegal cattle syndicate occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Couch
Willard
Washington
Congress
Oklahoma
Wichita
Kan
Pawovee Bill
United States
Ohio
Convivial Exchange About Electric Light Plants
A wife urges John to write Edison for electric light plants to add to the conservatory. John worries the plants could not endure the conservatory’s temperature, highlighting a humorous domestic misfit between innovation and home climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Edison
Woman says she is married single and widow
One wage earner notes she has been married but is now single and also a widow. The statement ends with the note that she was divorced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakin C
Taylor
Labor Bureau
Golden Hint at Domestic Debate in Creditors Meeting
A short exchange from Jewelers Weekly shows a wife asking to place diamond studs in her husband’s shirt and the husband reacting with concern about ruining him ahead of a morning creditors meeting. The dialogue hints at financial strain amid social decorum.
Gum Box Carried Like Novelty Item in St. Joseph
The brief gag mentions a neat little box that carries one gum as a quirky item attributed to St. Joseph Gagette. The line frames a humorous tiny box used as a gag. No further details or context are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Gagette
Samoan Troubles Expected to Draw U S Involvement
Washington reports indicate five U S warships may be sent to Samoa as tensions rise between Mataafa supporters and King Tamasese backed by Germany. The Dolphin and ships at Mare Island prepare for immediate deployment. An older Malietoa cession and a German land grab add to the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Samoa
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Navy
Dolphin
Apia
Acapulico
Mexico
State Department
Cleveland
Germany
Tamasese
Mataafa
Atwa
Eber
Olga
Leary
United States
Adams
Malietoa
Pungapung
Outrage Suffered by American Vessel Josefa at Spanish Redress Denied
The brigantine Josefa, arriving from Montego Bay, Jamaica, reports Spanish officials seized her for missing cornstarch and fined 4600 dollars though goods were worth about 30 dollars. Captain and crew endured indignities at Puerto Rico. ownership seeks redress from Secretary Bayard and possible action by warships Galena and Yantic to secure remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Josefa
Montego Bay
Jamaica
New York
Arroyo
Porto Rico
Josephus
James Brett
Bayard
Galena
Yantie
Idaho Territory weighs new oath to curb Mormon influence
The Idaho Territory legislature sits in session in Port Land Oregon and debates a law requiring voters to swear they have not been Mormon members. The prior election saw evasion by excommunication with promise of reinstatement. A new affidavit would state no Mormon membership in the prior two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porttland
Oregon
Idaho Territory
Mormon Church
Explosion fires Bucklects shop in Chicago area
An explosion at F Bucklects machine shop 196 West Twelfth Street at three am started a blaze that damaged about 6000 dollars and threatened two families on the adjoining two story frame building. gasoline can ignition is suspected. residents were rescued by firemen as smoke and flames spread through both structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcaco
F. Bucklect
West Twelfth Street
Suits Dismissed Against Howell Jewett Firm
Chicago creditors drop forty three suits in Cook County Superior Court against Howell Jewett & Co of Atchison Kansas and others and the Chicago Lumber Company. The actions were dismissed at plaintiffs costs after an investigation showed misapprehension of facts and identical interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Superior Court
Cook County
Howell, Jewett & Co
Atchison, Kan
J. L. Roberts
Chicago Lumber Company
Kansas
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