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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1887

Page

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Ohio Democratic Convention Endorses Cleveland Policy

The Ohio Democratic State Convention affirmed President Cleveland's administration, urged tariff moderation to fund government and pensions, and backed land and labor protections. It denounced Governor Foraker's administration, praised reform, and set the stage for the November campaign with nominations for governor and other state offices.

Through car service opens Toledo to Bowerston line

The line from Toledo to Bowerston is now open connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through car service operates between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and between Bowerston and Akron, Youngstown and Pittsburgh. M D Woodford and James M Hall announce general manager and general passenger agent.

W.&l. EE Wigsley Junction Toledo Bowerston Pennsylvania Cambridge Marietta Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh Chicago M. D. Woodford James M. Hall Gen

Address of President Seney at Democratic convention

The speech proclaims Democratic unity and vows to defeat Republicans in Ohio. It criticizes Republican governance, denounces civil service reform, and defends Cleveland administration while touting pension growth and debt reduction under Democratic control.

Democratic Party of Ohio Cleveland United States Ireland Seney Republican Party Ohio Washington Senate House Tnion Hendricks Democratic Party Congress Pension Office Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur John Sherman

Health Bulletin Reports Spread Of Contagions Across Counties

Ohio boards of health report from 55 observers across 42 counties for the week ending July 15 1837. Diarrhoeal diseases rise while sun stroke shows six cases New diphtheria cases appear in Nevada Whetstone Plymouth Lake View Summers Salem Five Mile and Columbus. scarlet fever in Columbus Sandusky White Cottage Nevada. measles in only two places.

Ohio State Board of Health Nevada

Earthquakes Raze Bacariac and Akontaco Volcano Erupts

A telegraph report from El Paso notes Bacariac near Bavispe is in ruins after successive shocks, with inhabitants fleeing terror. Separately in San Francisco, the Akontaco volcano on the Aleutians erupts constantly since May, with loud blasts, lava rocks, and glowing mountain sides amid frequent earthquakes.

St. Louis el Paso Tex Bavis Bacariac Bavispe Pavispe San Francisco Dora Ounalaska Akontaco

Bill seeks to criminalize mixed education in Georgia

Atlanta reports a measure by William Glenn to penalize teaching white and colored children in the same institutions. The bill ties the offense to teachers trustees or principals with fines up to 1000 dollars and potential jail or chain gang time. The move follows a state board report that white and colored students attend the Atlanta University and Georgia funds support the colored students.

Atlanta William Glenn Whitfield Georgia Board of Visitors of The State University Gordon Atlanta University Glenn Board of Visitors

France Germany bitter feeling evident to returning visitors

A Washington dispatch reports that travelers from Europe describe intense Franco German hostility visible in daily life. Observers note anti German sentiment in Vichy with a Prussian officer ousted and warn of a future war as Germany appears preoccupied with military strength and preparations for renewed conflict.

Curiaco Washington Ews Europe France Germany Vichy

Dorothea Dix Dies at Trenton Asylum At Eighty Five

Dorothea L. Dix dies in Trenton New Jersey aged about eighty five after a life of reforms for pauper criminals and insane poor. She helped found asylums and lobbied Congress for lands to endow insane hospitals. Born Worcester Massachusetts she will have remains sent to Boston. Death due to organic heart disease.

Dorothea L. Dix Trenton, N. J Trenton Trenton Asylum Pierce Miss Dix Worcester Mass Boston

Western Desperado Umpire Tale From Cincinnati

The Omaha World recounts a story about a man nicknamed Western Desperado who faced a boastful challenge and a wary remark. He formerly worked as a baseball umpire in Cincinnati for two seasons, adding a surprising twist to his Western persona.

Cincinnati Omaha World

Engagement Ring Pleases Jennie In Lover's Tale

A lover asks Jennie what she thinks of the engagement ring sent by Lever. Jennie replies with delight that it is beautiful and the handsomest ring Lever has given her, in a tone of joyous sentiment.

Jennie

Great Barrington Flood Leaves Damages and Losses Across New England

A cloud burst July 25 causes bridges and dams to fail from Great Barrington to Manchester. Williams bridge and Berkshire Heights reservoir dam are damaged, Miller's Falls loses freight facilities, and trains are stalled. One death reported in Great Barrington amid widespread washouts, flooded rivers, and threatened mills and highways.

Great Barrington Mass Green River Williams Bridge Atford Kellogg’s Berkshire Springfield Miller's Falls Fitchburg Road Ewing Miller’s River Miller’s Falls Hookset N. H Lake Pleasant Fitchburg Erving Connecticut Dover Cocheco Cocheco Dam Berkshire County New York Taghorne Mountains Mill River Valley C. E. Thayer Morton Williamsburg Boston Frank C. Drum Craryville Manchester Merrimac

Preacher Defies Mob At Tar and Feather Attempt

Elder J. W. Henry of Odessa Missouri faced a mob at his home after accusations by Miss Mollie McHalten. He stood armed in the doorway and vowed to defend his home while insisting on an investigation. The crowd withdrew as public sympathy favored the young woman.

St. Louis J. W. Henry Christian Church Odessa McHalten Mollie McHalten Henry

Beligerent Attorneys Clash in Atlanta Trial

During a criminal case in Atlanta on Friday a confrontation erupted between prosecutors and defense counsel. George T. Frye and Colonel L. W. Thomas exchanged blows and objects as bailiffs separated them. One juror was ink-sprayed and another lawyer had mucilage thrown at him before order was restored.

Atlanta George T. Frye L. W. Thomas Thomas Colonel Frye Frye

Anchor Line Pro Peller Alaska Brings Missing from Lake Erie

The Anchor line propeller Alaska arrived with news of the schooner barge Theodore M. Perry sinking in a Lake Erie gale Friday night. Missing are Charles Copely of Saginaw James Covert of Buffalo Ben Kennicutt of Saginaw seaman Mrs Wisminter cook and J H McLean of Saginaw a passenger. Captain McCormack was saved by the cabin top and mate Hugh Deering clung to the forecastle deck.

Burffa O Alaska Theodore M. Perry Lake Erie Charles Copely Saginaw James Covert Buffalo Ben Kennicutt

Pension draft alleged fraud links official in Wilkes Barre

In Wilkes Barre a draft over 1700 dollars paid to Mrs. Bronson via Oscar J. Harvey acting as her attorney is suspected of fraud. The draft drawn at Philadelphia subtreasury and signed by Pension Agent W. W. Davis triggered action by Commissioner Black who sent a officer to stop banks from cashing it. The draft later appeared with Miss E. Harvey, sister of the alleged forger, in this city.

E. Harvey

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