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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1890
Page
2
River remains found of flood victims at Johnstown
Workmen recovered the remains of three or four flood victims from the Conemaugh River in Johnstown Pennsylvania, the bodies believed to be those lost in last year’s disaster.
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Johnstown
Tax case against Senator-elect Brice advanced on docket
The Supreme Court has advanced the tax case against Senator-elect Brice but will not hear it until after the summer recess. Re convening is fixed for September 22.
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Brice
Supreme Court
Louisiana Lottery Seeks Lease of Life With Legislature
The Louisiana Lottery company presses the Legislature for a renewal, agreeing to pay the state 1,256,000 dollars annually for the privilege of continuing business at its longtime site. Approval seems likely.
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Louisiana Lottery Company
Revolt Looms in Hayti Over Ruler Hippolyte
Reported unrest grows as Legitime waits to seize the moment and lead objectors, echoing past upheavals in Hayti. The populace expresses dissatisfaction with Hippolyte, signaling a forthcoming power struggle and potential upheaval.
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Hayti
Hippolyte
Legitime
Navy push sparks new ship launch in early 20th century
A rising drive to expand the U S Navy sees a fast warship named Philadelphia launched. A four hour test shows speed at nineteen and a half knots, claimed as the best in its class worldwide.
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United States Navy
Philadelphia
Exquisite porcelain flower paintings praised by Mail and Express
The Mail and Express hails Mrs. Harrison for painting flowers on porcelain with such natural beauty that birds perch on branches and people enjoy the imagined fragrance.
Hill's Western Journey Signals 1892 Presidential Tilt
Governor Hill of New York travels west likely for the unveiling of Hendricks monument in Indianapolis. The trip signals a political move toward the 1892 campaign. Republican journals adjust their tone, suggesting greater concern about Hill as a potential presidential candidate.
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Governor Hill
New York
Theendrick
Indianapolis
Hill
Cleveland
Deadlock in Twelfth District Nominating Convention Ended
The nominating convention adjourned to August 28 and moved from Ironton to Gallipolis after 209 ballots. The contest between Grosvenor Thompson and Enoche failed to produce a nominee, fueling speculation the Athens candidate may eventually win.
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Ironton
Gallipolis
Grosvenor
Thompson
Enoche
Athens
Greenland Eskimos Mixed with Danes Threaten Racial Purity
Recent writers on Greenland warn frequent intermarriage with Danes will blend the Eskimo. If trends continue at the present rate, the native race could vanish within a century, absorbed by the surrounding white population, unless isolated communities preserve purity.
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Greenland
Smith’s Sound
Rise of independent political movements challenges party majorities
The article notes growing independent political movements across the country that could reduce Republican and Democratic majorities in the next Congress. It says independence may unsettle old parties and force a duty focus on the people, despite bosses' sneers.
Private Dalzeil Predicts Alger as Next President
In the New York Sun a Private notes the Caldwell reunion and its impact on national politics. He recalls Hayes as speaker in 1875 and president in 1877, Garfield present in 1879 and elected in 1880, then argues Gen. Alger could soon reach the White House, suggesting the Caldwell gathering foreshadows destiny.
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Dalzeil
New York Sun
Caldwell
Hayes
White House
Garfield
Gen. Alger
Heat Warnings Urge Slower Pace for Safety
The Chicago Herald urges calm behavior in extreme heat, warning that haste risks involuntary death, especially for older or overweight individuals. It advises eating slowly, avoiding heavy meat, drinking no alcohol, staying calm, and not sprinting for trains or streetcars.
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Chicago Herald
America
Chicago
Steubenville GOP Congressional Convention Closes Quietly
The Republican Congressional Convention in Steubenville proceeded with little drama. Delegates caucused in morning, then N.H. Barber served as temporary chairman. J.D. Taylor was nominated in Jefferson, with John M. Cook as the rival candidate, adjournment followed after brief speeches.
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Steubenville
Alex Cochran
Quaker City
Congressional Committee
Opera House
Stewart
Steubenville M
King
Columbiana
Guernsey
P. Taylor
A. Moore
J. N. Holtz
G. W. Coulins
A. W. Nicholson
J. J. Lee
T. B. Hibbs
Carroll
Jefferson
Freeport Township
Harrison County
Robert Stewart
Committee On Permanent Organization
Harvey J. Eckley
Bartholomew Guyder
Jefferson County
Eckley
Morrison
Jno
Taylor
Cook
Twenty fifth annual commencement at thrifty college
The twenty fifth commencement saw good weather and large audiences. Eleven graduates spoke from the literary department, with strong sermons by Dr De La Martyr and Rev J J Wallace. A new brick three story college building for 500 students was approved for completion before next school year.
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de la Martyr
Akron
J. J. Wallace
Geo. W. Atkinson
Wheeling
W. Va
C. A. Fellows
Ringold
Ohio
KB. W. Ryan
Bay City
Mich
Homer J. Smith
Cleveland
L. L
J. F. Spencer
Grant University
Chattanooga
Tenn
J.U Real
Real
Muskingum College Commencement Draws Large Crowd
The annual Muskingum College commencement at New Concord drew a larger audience than prior years. The program featured baccalaureate sermons, diploma presentations, alumni events, and speeches by Rev W T Meloy and C P Taylor. The day concluded with a formal procession, classroom awards, and the valedictory by John Comin, with praise from attendees.
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Muskingum College
New Concord
J. D. Irons
U. P
Zanesville
John A. Wilson
DLD
Wooster
College Chapel
City Hall
Azteans
Ida Carter
Ethel Martin
Philos
J. P. Giffin
H. G. Foster
U. S's
W J.machwart
John Comin
W. T. Meloy Ch
Chicago Ill
L. J. Graham
Lessie Brown
Belle Brown
Florence Chisholm
Jennie Comin
Siame Martin
S H. Maharry
J. A. Cosby
Benkleham
Neb. J
Edinburn
Cincinnati
Mary B. Giffen
Wichita
Kas
Jesse Johnson
Reynoldsburgh
O. T.W
C. P. Taylor
Guernsey Times
Taylor
A. G. Hastings
Hellefontaine
Ella Dunn
J. R. McBarney
Cambridge
T. L. Rose
Cannons Mills
Ohio
Lizzie Herron
High Hill
N. W. Dann
Frank Phillips
Lulu Sterrett
J. W. Bigley
Sharon
Value of the Literary Society
Jessie Irwin
Clyde
P. Haines
Franklin College 65th Commencement Highlights and Graduates
The 65th commencement at Franklin College New Athens Ohio on June 25 drew a large crowd with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Jas A Cook and remarks by Hon J M Garvin. The program listed valedictory Heroism and various degrees awarded to class members and others completing courses.
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Franklin College
New Athens
J. M. Garvin
Jas.a. Cook
Steubenville
Mexico
C H Mead
Silver Lake
Etta Reynolds
Piedmont
Oho
Paxton
J. F. Wood
Smithfield
Mariown
Dora Kinney
Belmont
Ohio
R. G. Moore
Short Creek
R A Campbell
U. S
A.T. Rankin
Kingston
Lod
Ilat
Wm. Howell
J M.meyers
Warnock
Board of
David R . Kerr
Bellevue College
Neb
Rh P Keller
Mt Union
Jas A Qook
P McAdams
New York Mills
G H Kemp
Barnesville
H Doyle
P W Beggs
T I. Chompson
Carrie Campbell
James Gordon
L H Griffith
John Forsythe
Anna Watson
Dora King
Wm Howell
Elocutionary Department
C Culbertson
Hennis
T Rankin
Ind
Bi Stewart
East Liverpool
Carrie Langbridge
Scio
A J Andrews
JM Thompson
Harretsville
T Ruble
Limestone
E Keenan
Quaker City
H Henderson
St Clairsville
Ida Brown
Cadiz
Rankin
Washington College
Tenn
Census Complaints Across Parties Highlight Urban Undercount
Republican and Democratic papers charge the census misses many residents especially in cities. If true, the record will lose popularity in places accusing others of population shortfalls. Towns and cities watch neighbors with jealousy over relative numbers.
Presidents Renomination and the One Term Tradition
A New York Sun analysis traces the history of presidential renomination since Jackson noting Polk Hayes Lincoln and Grant faced opposition yet some pursued a second term while others backed single terms Cleveland Harrison Tyler Johnson Buchanan Fillmore Pierce Arthur Van Buren and Cleveland again show varied paths. If Harrison seeks renewal he would break both convention and electoral history.
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Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Polk
Hayes
Cleveland
Gen
Harrison
Tyler
Johnson
Buchanan
Fillmore
Pierce
Arthur
van Buren
N. Y. Sun
College Commencement Receives Large Attendance at Franklin
The 65 year history sees 164 total attendees across Classical, Scientific, Normal, Elocution, Commercial and Shorthand. Six States represented. 434 alumni with 257 ministers. notable enrollment gains and a new faculty addition. Also notes medical advert and college honors including a Doctor of Philosophy conferred at Allegheny College.
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Franklin College
Luthy
State Board
Excursion Tickets Offered by Baltimore and Ohio R.R.
National Educational Association trips to St Paul July 1–7 with return extension via joint terminal lines. Colorado Springs Denver Pueblo excursions on sale at reduced rates with return by Oct 11 1890. Milwaukee Biennial Conclave tickets from Cambridge at 19.50 July 6–7, return by July 13. Fourth of July excursion at one fare round trip. Musical Teachers National Association Detroit route via Sandusky Frank E Kirby steamer. tickets from Cambridge agents.
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National Educational Association
St Paul
St Pau
St.Paul
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Bo & O.R.R
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
Baltimore and Ohio R.io
Pittsburgh
Wis
Cambridge
B&o
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio R. R Co
Detroit
Sandusky
Frank E Kirby
Put-in-Bay
Boateaves
Frank K. Kirby
Lakes
B&g
Wheeling & Lake Erie Announces July Half Fare Excursion Rates
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway offers public excursion half fare from all stations to all stations for July 4. Return passages valid with conditions. Children under five travel free, ages five to twelve at quarter fare. Interchangeable mileage tickets, 1 000 miles, usable on 12 roads, issued at principal stations and via agents with orders to the General Passenger Agent.
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Baltimore and Ohio Rrk. Co
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh & Western
Valley
Cleveland & Marietta Road
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co
Wheeling & Lake
Keilway
Local Notes and Social Nonsense Briefs
J M Cerr spends vacation at home. Wheat harvest begins as heavy rains hinder cutting. James Howel and James Oliver buy a steam thresher. Miss Maud West moves in with J M Johnston family. Mary Hammond completes a two month school term at Hopewell. John Brown now carries mail to Creighton Indian Camp and Flat Ridge.
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J.M Cerr
Fk. M Temple
Jane
A. Barton
Blue Bell
North Field
M. KB
David Lusk
Jeremiah Reynolds
Abner Howel
J. A Cosby
U.P
Mount Hermon
Isaac
Thomas McMullen
Paola
Kansas
George McFae
Joseph Boyd
M. J. Chapman
Elmer Hutchison
Scio
James Howel
James Oliver
Mattie Olney
Joseph Ratclit
Maud West
J. M. Johnston
VA. Culbertson
Loveland
Colorado
Lizzie
Golden Specific Cure Promises Quick Alcohol Abstinence
Drunkenness liquor habit can be cured by adding a hidden Golden Specific to tea or coffee without the drinker knowing. The ad claims thousands cured, no harmful effects, and guarantees results. Send for circulars and full particulars to Golden Specific Co., 116 Race St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Golden Specificco
Race St
Cincinnati
Warm weather clothing sales at M S Wold Co
The article notes a strong demand for warm weather garments over the past two weeks with hundreds of customers at M S Wold & Co. finding a wide display of fabrics including flannel Alpaca silk serge drap D'ctete and other options.
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M.S. Wold & Co’s
Summer Hat and Clothing Bargains At Seersucker Store
Reduction in summer hats and light stiff hats cut to half price. Straw hats for men boys and children offered at the lowest prices. Men’s light underwear neckwear and hosiery available cheaply. Wide clothing selection promises value on every item.
Coats and Vests Sale Reductions Hit Fast in City
In this city goods have been reduced in price and are selling rapidly. Special price cuts apply to light colored and light weight suits and pants in fancy worsteds.
Bargain Dress Suits Promised for Prince Albert Buyers
Retail ad promises low prices on dress suits including prince Albert cutaways business and walking styles. It advertises high value for money and urges shoppers to visit for attractive deals on apparel.
Arsenic and Potash Three Times a Day For Twenty Five Years
R R Rouse of Indianapolis declares a long term skin disease cured by S. S. S. after 25 years on Fowler's Solution of Arsenic and other medicines. He notes eruption and skin scales disappearing within two months and urges others with similar blood and skin conditions to seek the remedy. Free advertised treatment offered in Atlanta.
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Swift
Fowler
R. R Rouse
West
Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Arnold
New York
Cincimn Iti
Arngld
Hundr
New Goods in Plain Stripes and Plaids In French Styles
Department offers many new goods in plain stripes and plaids with new colors and weaves. Includes French combination suits patterns and rich band effects. A line of colors shown across different styles.
Wash Dress Goods Show Fresh Styles At Low Prices
Wash Dress Goods move fast with attractive lines of ginghams and new colorings selling at 10c 12c and 15c per yard. Rich textures like Pine Apple Tissue appear in large varieties. Carpet Room features new and choice styles.
New Dining Car Service Expands on Pennsylvania Lines
Beginning Monday June 16 Pullman Vestibule Dining Cars will operate on Western Express No 9 from Pittsburgh to Richmond and New York Express No 6 from Richmond to Pittsburgh serving breakfast lunch and supper. On St Louis and Chicago Express No 21 from Newark to Chicago dining for breakfast and dinner and on Pennsylvania Special No 20 from Chicago to Newark dining for dinner and supper. Continuous dining car service via Pittsburgh links Chicago St Louis and New York in both directions on the listed trains.
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Pennsylvania
Western iExpress
Pittsburgh
Richmond
New York
Chicago
Newark
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Special
St Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
One Fare Round Trip Excursion on Pennsylvania Lines West
Excursion tickets will be sold at one fare for the round trip between all stations on the Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburg on July 3 and 4, returning until July 5. Adults pay at least 25 cents and children at least 15 cents. 2t.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Merit and trusted remedies praised for universal satisfaction
Advertises Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Dr King's New Life Pills Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters all sold by D M Hawthorne with a guarantee of refund if not satisfactory. Claims widespread citizen trust and lasting popularity based on merit.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
D. M. Hawthorne
Cheese and Butter Production in Monroe County Noted
An exchange shows Monroe county produced 640681 pounds of cheese and 481101 pounds of butter last year yet an outsider finds these figures steep.
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Monroe County
Panhandle Excursions to St Paul and Milwaukee
Reduced rail fares advertise one fare round trip to St Paul for the National Education Association meeting with travel dates July 1–7 and return by July 15 or September 30 by extension. An excursion to Milwaukee for the Knights of Pythias conclave offers reduced Pennsylvania Lines rates July 5–7 with return by July 16.
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Paul
Minnesota
National Educational Association
St. Paul
Milwacker
Pennsylvania Lines
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
The Best Salve Promises Quick Healing
An 1889 advertisement touts a salve claimed to cure bruises sores uicers salt rheum fever sores tetter and all skin eruptions and even piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and sells for 25 cents per box by D M Hawthorne with a December 5 1889 date line.
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D. M. Hawthorne
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