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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1887

Page

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United States Economic and Military Updates of 1887

Fiscal year 1857 saw the circulating medium rise by about 70 million dollars with 55 million in small denomination notes and coins. The State and Treasury departments report on pension and legal fees, a postponed universal exhibition opening in Barcelona, a new US Mexico postal treaty, May 1887 revenue gains from spirits tobacco and oleomargarine taxes, and bank charters for several cities. West Point cadet selections confirm 106 passing physical and mental tests with others failing or not reporting.

Treasury Department of State Xlean Barcelona Spain United States Mexico 23D Preston National Bank Detroit Mich Capital Minneapolis National Bank Kansas German National Bank Hastings Neb First National Bank Birmingham Ala War Department West Point Military Academy

Through Car Service Connects Toledo to East Coast Lines

The Toledo to Bowerston route now opens linking with the Pennsylvania System for all East points. Through car service runs Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Bowerston and connects Pittsburgh Chicago Akron Youngstown. W. & L. E. train No. 8 will wait at Valley Junction for C. M. passengers. James M. Hall and M. Woodford sign as general manager and general passenger agent.

W.&l.e Valley Junction Toledo Bowerston Pennsylvania Cambridge Marietta Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh Chicago M.D. Woodford James M. Hall Agey

Immense City Strike and Civil Unrest Across New York

In New York City striking Chi ployes demand four dollars a day amid heat and wage tensions. The Cooper Union hosts a Clan na Gael demonstration with mourning banners and Irish history. A string of incidents follows from Beecher’s Peekskill estate sale to labor battles in Boston, Pittsburgh, and Wilkes-Barre.

Harrisburg Meeting Reports Lodge Strength and Benefits

Grand Master Wilkin son and Grand Secretary O'Shea outlined the order in Harrisburg noting 244 lodges and about 12 000 members since 1888 with 300 000 spent on benefits. The report lists local events and leadership in a dense mid 19th century style.

Harrisburg Wilkinson O'Shea Hitnois Edward Duggan Williamsburg N. As Wattler Coit Reading Tron Works Freeman Clarke Rochester N. Y Chester A. Arthur Oex Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Governor Hill New York State 24Th George Wasar

Noted Cleveland Physician Dies After Conversation

Dr. Alan C. Miller a famed Cleveland physician died of apoplexy on the 21st while speaking with two female patients at the University of Wooster Medical Hospital. The report lists multiple other national incidents including fires, wrecks, and crimes from across the country, reflecting a busy news day.

Queen Receives Gift For Windsor Statue Replica

Present by three million women funds a Windsor project to replicate the Glasgow Prince Consort statue. Also, Hawkesbury train wreck in New South Wales kills seven and wounds forty due to brake failure. Royal Havana lottery fraud mutches $85 000 after payouts. capital prize was $200 000. Joseph Brothers Jewelers of Birmingham Leeds and Canada go bankrupt with £52 000 liabilities and £16 000 assets. Berlin reports imperial decree to issue a 238 004 960 mark loan.

Buckingham Palace Windsor Glasgow Prince Consort Sidney N.S. W Hawkesbury Joseph Brothers Birmingham Leeds England Canada Berlin

New York Port Exports and National News Roundup

Tur exports from New York for the week ending June 25 totaled 153105 dollars with 45085 in gold. Gov Hill vetoes tax on bucket shops in New York. Ohio gifts statue of late Gov Allen to Statuary Hall. Secretary Farrenito orders interest payments on US bonds and Pacific rail road totalling about 4 million. Louisville tobacco warehouses burned destroying 35000 hogsheads. General James Speed dies near Louisville at 76. Ten Berks County tax collectors indicted for misappropriation. Crumb Baslington assigns in Cleveland liabilities around 50000. Brockport church flooring collapse injures about twenty. Lima refinery boiler explosion buries engineer Levi Myers. Chicago Packing Works fire destroys six acres, 700 hogs burned. Virginia City Gould and Curry mine fire claims five workers.

New York City Clan-na-Gae Cooper Union New York Victoria Stephen Peers Niagara Suspension Henry Ward Beecher Peekskill N. Y General Thomas East Tennessee Railroad James A. Bradley Asbury Park N. J A. D. Parant Hechelage Bank Montreal Can Buffalo Jacobs Cleveland N.J Wells’ Female College Albany Army of the Potomac Saratoga Gettysburg Northern Virginia Chauncey M. Depew Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers Pittsburgh Kas Nanticoke John McAdan James Kelley Lotzy Vinosky Joseph Lesseps Wilkesbarre Haselbrook Knights of Labor of Boston Mass Worcester County Lewis Street Simon Strauss William Coffin Charles Williams Corry Bessie Prentiss Matthew Gurne Caldwell Jax Marcus New York Daily News United States Canada Joseph B. Wiswell Bank of America Philadelphia Philadelphia & Reading Wayne Junction New York Supreme Court James H. Breslin Charles N. Vilas Brotherhood of Railway Brakemen Alan C. Miller Medical Hospital University of Wooster Kershaw & Co Chicago Olie Botelson Des Moines G. W. Caldwell Wellsburg Steubenville Alexander Gantrom Washington, D. C Holmes & Parmiee Leavenworth Kian A. Beiga Cranton Holmes & Parmice Metropolitan Jacob N. Reese Akron L. G. Pare Water Board Wilmington Til Chicago & Alton Old City Columbus Frederick Jaeger Chicago Express B & Ohio Snowy Creek Oakland Isabella Mine Iron City Mich Otter Tail County Minn Perham Kearney Neb Anderson Grand Trunk Fort Gratiot Ohio State University At Hayes B. A. Hinsdale Cleveland Public Schools Salem Ill Rahway Del George Doran James Noble Bancroft’s DeWitt County Cora Lee Springfield Quinn Bohannon Nebraska City Capital City Street Railway Company Montgomery Ala James M. Webb Kosciusko Altimore Tur Hill Governor Allen Pacific Railroad Glover & Co Sawyer, Wallace & Co T. B. Parish & Co Louisville Genexal James Speed Lincoln Crumb & Baslington Concordia Brockport Standard Oil Company Lima Levi Myers Chicago Packing and Provision Company Fortieth Street Center Avenue Forty-second Street Gould and Curry Virginia City Ney

Mighty Hunters of Souls in Dr Talmage Sermon in Brooklyn

In a Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon Rev Talmage urges gospel hunting to fight great societal evils. He compares archery to spreading the gospel and calls for brave, mobile outreach to reach hidden souls, condemns intemperance and worldly indifference, and invites sinners to seek mercy now.

Brooxlyn T. DeWitt Talmage Brooklyn Tabernacle Pollux Achilles Diomedes Nimrod Jesus Christ Jesus Christ Thorvaldsen Church of God Mithridates Domitian

History of Mahogany and a Tombstone Curfew

The piece notes mahogany’s European introduction via Raleigh in 1595 and its rise as a staple after Dr. Gibbons’ 1720 use. It mentions Spanish America as the main source with Africa and India as smaller suppliers. It also reports Tombstone Arizona’s curfew requiring under eighteens to return home by 8:30 p.m.

Walter Raleigh Trinidad England Gibbons London West Indies Spanish America Africa India Boston Tombstone A. T

Fitness lecturer takes elevator instead of stairs

A fitness speaker advocates daily exercise but uses an elevator to reach a higher floor, contrasting his message with his personal actions. The moment underscores inconsistency between advice and behavior.

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