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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1888

Page

4

Ohio Township Local Option Law Provisions

The Ohio Legislature approved the Township Local Option law guiding ballots on liquor sales outside towns. A petition by one fourth of township electors triggers a special election to decide sale or prohibition by ballot. If the majority votes against sale, sales are illegal after 30 days, with fines up to 500 dollars and up to six months imprisonment. Exceptions cover cider and wine from state grapes and medicinal or sacramental uses. Tax refunds on dealer licenses are provided after two years, with possible future tax reallocation. The act takes effect upon passage.

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Michigan Supreme Court Rules On New Liquor Law Provisions

The Michigan Supreme Court decides most of the new state liquor law is constitutional and sends major cases to higher courts. It strikes down key provisions including arrest without due process and arbitration by the county council to judge license applicants. Other invalidated parts include bond necessity by the county treasurer and license forfeiture for quitting early. Detroit suburban police jurisdiction over violators is also limited.

Lanstog Supreme Court Common Council Metropolitan Police Force of Detroit People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser R. W. Pierce M.D

Inter State Commerce probes Castle Garden emigrant trade

The Inter-State Commerce Commission reopened its inquiry into emigration practices at Castle Garden. Witnesses included General Passenger Agent Monnett of the New York Central, who testified that he learned of a 25 percent commission from the American Emigrant Company and the possibility of 30 percent from the West Shore for emigrant business. A boardinghouse practice lured emigrants away, with carriers paying the highest commissions. The West Shore reportedly would not meet that rate. a 3 dollar per ticket to St Paul was set, but a rate cut by the Pennsylvania to one dollar led to the end of the immigrant traffic. Emigrant Commissioner Painter testified that the emigrants are cared for under a Treasury contract and New York law.

New York Maron Inter-State Commerce Commission Castle Garden Monnett New York Central Railroad Company West Shore Jansen American Emigrant Company New York Central St. Paul Pennsylvania Charles M. Painter Secretary of Treasury United States State of

Canadian Pacific official praises winter mountain train service

Assistant General Manager Shaughnessy of Canadian Pacific reports largely uninterrupted mountain service this winter aside from January snow slide delays. He notes 8,000,000 bushels of grain and flour hauled from Manitoba and the Northwest Territories with 6,000,000 to 7,090,000 still aboard. The company plans 4,000 more freight cars this year to meet rising rolling stock demand.

Red Cross Appeals for Mount Vernon Cyclone Victims

Telegram from Mt Vernon Washington reports widespread destruction and urgent needs after a cyclone. Rain falls on a thousand houseless residents as the Red Cross calls for immediate aid and welcomes all assistance. Clara Barton, president of the American National Red Cross, notes the severity of the situation.

Washington Mt. Vernon

Southwest rail chiefs meet amid merger talk of a big combined deal

In St Louis on March 3 general managers from lines across the southwest gather at the Southern Hotel. Reported plan aims to freeze Chicago and Alton, C B Q, and Wabash from southwest traffic. Missouri Pacific Frisco and Eastern and Southwestern lines are said to be in the arrangement.

St. Louis Southwestern Southern Chicago & Alton Wabash Missouri Pacific Frisco

Prisoner's assault on guard ends in guard's death

In Indianapolis on March 3 A L West a colored workhouse prisoner assaulted guard Stewart fracturing his skull and fatally injuring him Stewart shot West dead as he fell authorities report the deadly clash indicating a fatal end to the confrontation with one guard killed and the prisoner killed in the ensuing shooting

Indianapolis Ind A. L. West Stewart West

Death of Garrett Roach Shipbuilder Son at West Seventy Fifth Street

Garrett Roach, son of the late shipbuilder John Roach, died at his West Seventy Fifth Street home in New York from pneumonia. He was forty and had worked with his father in the ship building business prior to his death. The death was sudden. Heavy storm blocks Lake Superior rail lines as Marquette reports a severe gale with blizzard conditions and winds up to thirty four miles per hour.

New York Garrett Roach John Roach West Seventy-fifth Street Marovette Mich Lake Superior

Fire destroys canal boat and three barges at Pier 2

A morning blaze aboard the canal boat Stevens loaded with hay at Pier 2 spread to three other hay loaded barges. All four vessels and their cargoes burned, with the pier catching fire but soon extinguished. Estimated loss about $75,000 with little insurance.

Brookivg, N Stevens

Peter Herdic Dies in New York at Glenham Hotel

New York on March 3 reports Peter Herdic millionaire lumberman of Williamsport Pennsylvania died yesterday at the Glenham Hotel in the city at age sixty seven.

New York Peter Herdic Williamsport Glenham Hotel

Breathing Self-Help for Cold Weather

The piece advises warming the body by deep nasal breathing exercises repeated several times daily. It warns against excess clothing that blocks transpiration and promotes loose fit, noting that proper ventilation and light layers reduce cold risk. It cites historical misadventures with heavy garments and emphasizes breathing to feel warmth throughout the body.

Leo X Florence Boston Herald

The Heathen Chinee in Singapore A portrait of Chinese thrift

Carter Harrison writing for the Chicago Mail depicts Singapore as a thriving port where Chinese workers are labeled the Jews of the East for their industry. He claims Chinese labor undercuts natives, likening Chinese presence to white ants consuming the East, while praising their persistence and frugality despite personal disdain.

John Burmah Carter Harrison Chicago Mail

Judge Wakefield’s Lazy Son Aims for Jurist Honor

The Texas Siftings item notes Waco judge Wakefield proud of his son’s judicial potential yet frustrated by the boy’s laziness. The boy replies that delaying study by a day does not affect becoming a great jurist.

Wakefield Waco Texas Siftings

Purgatory Bullets Charm Boston Shopper

An excited Irishman burst into a Boston drug store seeking relief with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. He explains a purgatory of headaches liver trouble and stomach issues and accepts the remedy after the clerk explains its use and benefits.

Dr. Pierce Pat

Shall Women Be Allowed to Vote Debate at Length

The piece discusses female suffrage with arguments for and against. It notes some women would vote shrewdly while others follow husbands. The text also promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a guaranteed remedy for women’s ailments.

All Sorts and Conditions Endorse Hostetter’s Bitters

The piece notes broad endorsement of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters by diverse groups including learned professionals, the press, merchants, and workers across professions. It claims thirty years of testimony proving the remedy's efficacy for dyspepsia constipation malarial and bilious troubles nervous debility and kidney ailments.

Bronchial Troches Promote Relief for Coughs

A testimonial promotes Bronchial Troches from Bronx for bronchial ailments and coughs. The ad claims long-standing efficacy with notes of many years. Price set at 25 cents.

Bronx Price

Express Mail Eastbound Limited Fast Line

A brief transit note lists Express Mail services heading eastward under the GOING EAST designation. Columbus accommodation is noted in the West express line context with Limited Express routing.

Columbus Express Mail Express Limited

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