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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1884

Page

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Senate and House Debate Tariff Bills and Shipping Measures

A weekly recap outlines Senate and House actions from May 6 to May 9 including memorials on silver coinage, the shipping bill amendments, and voting on enacting clauses. It notes party splits, specific lawmakers, and adjournments with brief on related orders and ceremonial resolutions.

Largest government book completed in Washington

The Government Printing Office finished a monumental book bound in sheep skin and Russia leather. It measures one foot four inches wide, contains 10,000 pages, and weighs 140 pounds. Delegates from 26 State Boards of Health meet to plan a conference during the American Public Health Association meetings and other times. Erastus Brooks of New York elected permanent chairman with Dr. J. N. McCormack of Kentucky as secretary. Next meeting set for St. Louis in October. Also at the American Medical Association convention in Washington over 500 delegates attend. Dr. Austin Flint proposes an international medical congress in Washington in 1887. The Morrigan tariff bill likely shortens Congress, with adjournment expected by late June.

Washington Russia State Boards of Health Jth American Public Health Association Erastus Brooks New York J. N. McCormack Kentucky St. Louis American Medical Association Austin Flint International Medical Congress Marine National Bank J. D. Fish Booth’s Marine Bank Stock Exchange Associated Press Clearing House Camp Clearing House Committee Fish Booth San Francisco Railroad Ontario & Western West Shore Wall Street Broadway James D. Fish Yates Grant & Ward General U. S. Grant U. S. Grant, Jr The Marine National Ferdinand Ward Grant Young Ward General Grant William Smith Therm

Mission society reports strong four year period

At the Philadelphia Methodist Conference the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society announced four years of strong results with nearly 3,000,000 pages circulated and 3,255 auxiliaries. Receipts totaled $504,584.

Philadelphia Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Jersey New York C. V. Sprat Pittsfield Massachusetts Oberlin College Adams & Co Pittsburgh Lemuel Shaw Shaw Booth Mills Union Club Boston City of Portland St. Johns N. B Grindstone Ledge Rock

Broken rail wrecks west bound train near Boody Station

A broken rail on the Wabash Road near Boody Station Illinois derailed a passenger coach and two sleepers. J H Vincent sleeping car conductor was fatally hurt and about thirty passengers injured but most able to continue. Some taken to Decatur for care.

Wabash Road Boody Station J. H. Vincent Decatur Fred Hart Welcome Salt Lake City H. N. Adams Government Canal Works Louisville Guthrie Adams Cleveland Alphonso LeEcLovitz Clark Minneapolis Lane Theological Seminary Cincinnati H. P. Smith Arthur Mitchell Joe Clouen Chicago Buffalo Samuel Clough Clough Samuel CaLyry Palmyra Ferry-TruHter Garfield Monument Garfield Monument Association France Italy Germany England United States Willliam W. Massey Bank of Commerce Baltimore J. G. Carlisle James Clark Rudolph Hochhoffer San Francisco Dayton Chillicothe Henry Seraim Winston N. C Harrison Reed Mt. Sterling

FitzGerald and ten others on trial in Ireland

A list of terse items notes Fitzgerald and ten others in Sligo accused of murder, with brief overseas and domestic updates. Mentions Berlin reports on a Hessian grand duke marriage, a London statue unveiling for William Tyndale, and various incidents including bank seizures, factory explosions, and canal cable work.

Fitzgerald Sligo Ireland Berlin Grand Duke of Hesse-Darmstadt Germany Austria London Earl of Shaftsbury William Tyndal Vilvoorden Thames Embankment New Laredo Mexico Milmo Bros.’ Bank Mrr David Milmo Trieste Noble’s Ayrshire Holmes Perditt H Wandering Nun Whipper Faraday Canso Cape Ann Colon Panama Canal Placetas Cuba St. Petersburg Dubetski Matthew Quebec Privy Council England Troops Ld

May Wheat Outlook and Notable National Events

May returns show U S wheat prospect nearly as favorable as April with a general average near 94 and winter wheat production near 350 million bushels. Rye promises likewise, meadows and pastures fare well, while insect losses are expected to be minor. A large baptism in the Potomac draws 15,000. John Marshall statue unveiled in Washington with high ceremony. robbers steal 13,000 from a priest on a Texas Pacific train. McKeague murder case in Winnebago. masked attackers strike non union wagon trains in Quincy. Pope confirms port land diocese split and new see at Manchester with Denis Bradley named first bishop. Senate eyeing Naval Academy exam while Pension Bill debate pauses for Marshall statue event.

Cincinnati Ohio Indiana Missouri Kansas Michigan Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Dakota Minnesota Missouri Pacific Railroad Parsons Kan Irish Catholic Colonization Society Chicago Bishop Spalding Convention of Southern Baptists Baltimore George W. Norton Nimrod Long Burrows South Department of Agriculture United States Potomac River Ashington Monument John Marshall United States Supreme Court Washington Houses of Congress Cabinet Supreme Court Philadelphia Bar Association Marshall Family Waite W. R. Rawle Philadelphia J. Cassner California Texas Pacific Fort Worth Quincey Rome Portland America Manchester New Hampshire Denis M. Bradley Senate Messrs. Miller Pendleton Naval Academy Mershall House

Marine Bank Failure Ties to Grant Ward Fallout

The Marine National Bank of New York suspended payments amid unraveling real estate bets by James D. Fish and ties to the Grant & Ward firm. Grant, Ward, and Fish face massive losses. Ward is missing, and the Clearing House seeks security before resuming operations.

The Marine National Bank New York House of Grant & Ward

Monument Unveiling for Chief Justice Marshall at Capitol

The statue unveiling at Capitol grounds honors Chief Justice Marshall with a Marine Band procession and remarks by Chief Justice Waite. W H Rawle delivered the main address as the cast included Supreme Court justices, lawmakers, and Philadelphia bar notables.

Washington Marshall Capitol Grounds Supreme Court Senate House of Representatives Philadelphia House Capitol Marine Band Houses of Congress Waite MacVeagh Sherman Armstrong Virginia W. H. Rawle Bancroft W. W. Corcoran Robeson Robert C. Winthrop New York

Ohio County Fairs Schedule for 1884 Listed by County

The Ohio table lists county fairs across the state with locations and announced dates. Notable entries include Allen Lima September 24 to 27 and Columbiana New Lisbon September 23 to 25, among dozens more across counties from Ashtabula to Wyandot with varied September to October windows.

Cottbus Ohio Allen—Lima Ashtabula Jefferson Athens Auglaize Wapakoneta Belmont St Clairsville Brown Georgetown Butler Hamilton Carroll Carrollton Champaign—Urbana Clarke Springfield Clinton Wilmington Columbiana New Lisbon Coshocton Crawford Bucyrus Cuyahoga Chagrin Fall Defiance Hicksville Delaware Ebrie Sandusky City fFairfield Lancaster Geauga Burton Greene—Xenia L. Hamilton Carthage Hancock Findley Hardin—Kenton Harrison Cadiz Highland Hillsboro Holmes Millersburg Huron Norwalk Smithfield Lake—Painesville Licking Newark Logan Bellefontaine Lorain Elyria Mahoning Youngstown

Spoiled cocoanuts seized from New York candy factory

Dr. Cyrus Edson of the New York Sanitary Bureau seized 1000 pounds of spoiled cocoanuts at C Gardiner’s candy factory and sent them to the offal dock. The owner planned to make candy cakes sold to school children for one cent each. A New Mexico postmaster at Nutt resigned, citing westward empire’s course.

Cyrus Edson New York Sanitary Bureau C. Gardiner Gardiner N. Y. Times Washington Nutt New Mexico Star of Empire

Ant cure chalk mark patent dispute in Sugar barrel

A South Carolina man claims a chalk mark around a Sugar barrel cures ants and protests the Patent Office refusal to grant a patent. He argues the marking demonstrates the claimed pest control method and seeks future protection.

South Carolina Patent Office Washington Star

Explosion in Missouri Pacific shops kills two workers

Parsons Kansas May 10 A boiler explosion in the Missouri Pacific Railway shops destroyed locomotive No 43 and damaged another. Two men Michael Slatterly and Lafayette Lamonte were fatally injured while others suffered serious wounds. Several missing and a total loss around 25000 dollars.

Parsons Missouri Pacific Railway Michael Slatterly Lafayette Lamonte Mike McKinney Engineer Snow Geo. Tiff Ohio Slatterly Lamonte Round House

Dietary constituents of foods and their health effects

The Cleveland Leader notes sugar is a universal food constituent with benefits and drawbacks. It lists essential dietary items for fat, heat, muscle, brain, and nerves, including sugar, fats, lean meat, cheese, oats, beans, eggs, fish, and unbolted flour, plus greens and fruit for acids and water.

Cleveland

Trade disease notes flag Britain cattle exports

The Blue Book shows correspondence between Britain and the United States on foot and mouth disease. Consular reports indicate the outbreak is not native to America but traced to cargoes of cattle imported from England, according to Chicago Witness.

United States America England Chicago

Capel Calls Newspaper Interviewers Intellectual Mosquitoes

Mgr Capel labels reporters as intellectual mosquitoes during an interview, sparking dispute over press access and journalistic rights. He defends the remark as a reaction to intrusive questioning.

Mgr. Capel

Hebrew Society opens District Grand Lodge session in New Orleans

The District Grand Lodge No. 7 of the Independent Order B n ai B r i th met in New Orleans on May 6 with delegates from Alabama Arkansas Florida Mississippi Texas Tennessee and Louisiana. After reading a message from President Siegmund Haas of Mobile officers were elected Lea N Levy of Galveston to president Joseph Hirsch of Vicksburg as vice president G A Levy of Victoria as second vice president M Ulman of Memphis as secretary H Ehrenberg of Little Rock as treasurer and E Wolf of Nashville as sergeant at arms.

New Orleans District Grand Lodge No. 7 Independent Order B’nai B'rith Alabama Arkansas Florida Mississippi Texas Tennessee Louisiana Siegmund Haas Mobile Lea N. Levy Galveston Joseph Hirsch Vicksburg G. A. Levy Victoria M. Ulman Memphis H. Ehrenberg Little Rock E. Wolf Nashville

Farewell for Dane County Court House in Madison

A farewell meeting was held in Dane County Court House before its demolition to make way for a new structure costing $134,000. Associate Justice Orton presided and delivered a lengthy address with speeches from S. A. Pinney, H. M. Lewis, E. W. Keyes, General David Atwood, J. C. Gregory, General Simmon Mills, Lyman C. Draper and other local lawyers and residents. The event closed with Auld Lang Syne.

Madison Wis Dane County Court House Orton Supreme Court S. A. Pinney H. M. Lewis E. W. Keyes David Atwood J. C. Gregory Simzon Mills Lyman C. Draper

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