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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1883

Page

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Job Work and Advertising Notice

The Herald reports a new complete outfit for job work including the latest material styles. The office promises to execute all kinds of job work on the shortest possible notice.

National Board of Health expands coastal stations and funding

The National Board of Health begins summer operations along the South Atlantic coast with a $100,000 appropriation for epidemic prevention. The President may direct disbursement via the Marine Hospital Service. a decision is expected within six weeks as the new fiscal year starts.

National Board of Health South Atlantic Congress Union Marine Hospital Service Treasury Department Friends of Army of the Potomac Washington White House Association A. A. Humphrey National Theater Martin Maginnis Association of Union Paymasters B. W. Brice Will Cumback Indiana Fred Robie Maine Williams. Stucker New Jersey Russell Errett Pennsylvania Stephen A. Walker New York City Society of the Army of the Cumberland Cincinnati James Barnett Cleveland Henry M. Cist A. G. McCook New York J. C. Sumter Chicago H.C. Corbin United States Army William A. Robinson Pittsburgh J.C. Parkhurst Colorado Mich J. Q. A. Ward Barnett Cist McCook Mr. Ward Dunn Whipple Barracks Arizona Crook Mexico Adna R. Chaffee Iglesias United States Peru Bolivia Logan Senor Godoy Chile

Various 19th Century Events Reported In Brief

Obituary notes Hiram Smith of Wheatland N Y dies at ninety four. Explosion at Moosic Luzerne County Pa injures a worker and causes damage. Cave in at Allegheny City Pa kills John Smith, injures two. Parrott Varnish Co factory Bridgeport Conn burns, suspected arson. Sherman W Pyatt of Newton Conn sleeps continuously since Christmas. P B Smirh alias E W Follis arrested in Pittsburgh for mail fraud. Steamer Granite State burned off Goodspeed s Landing Connecticut River five missing. Jury acquits Alexander Kier in Freehold N J man slaughter case. Pennsylvania liquor amendment defeated in Senate. Weekly business failures total 171 nationwide. Distribution by region and Canada noted.

Hiram Smith Wheatland N. Y Moosic Luzerne County Allegheny City John Smith Matthew Golden James Hughes Parrott Varnish Company Bridgeport P. B.smirh E. W. Follis Pennsylvania Pittsburgh United States Perkins Granite State Goodspeed Kier Senate New England Middle States Southrn Western States Pacific Canada New York City

Choctaw Nation to consider freeing of freedmen under treaty

A special session of the Choctaw Indian Council met at Armstrong Academy to decide on emancipating and granting citizenship to freedmen per the 1866 treaty with the United States, after years of delay and noncompliance by the Choctaws and Chickasaws. The session was called by principal chief McCarlin.

Armstrong Academy McCarlin Josiah Georgas Tuscaloosa Ala West Point

Dublin jury convicts Fitzharris in Cavendish and Burke murder

The Dublin jury found Fitzharris guilty as an accessory after the fact to Cavendish and Burke’s murder and sentenced him to life of penal servitude. Separately, O'Brien Hynes and Slatter were arrested on charges tied to circulated circulars threatening jurors’ goods.

Fitzharris Dublin Cavendish Burke Patrick O’brien Liverpool Land League Michael Hynes Patrick Slatter Chile Peru Novoa Iglesias Cedes Tacna Arica St. Boniface Winnipeg Manitoba Alexander Kittson St. Agatha Commodore Kittson Willam Kittson Paris Daniel Delaney Edward McCaffrey Thomas Martin Kingston Gibney Daniel Curley Phenix Cetewayo London Telegraph James Mullett Edward O’brien William Moroney Thomas Doyle Doyle Joseph Brady St. Petersburg Erivan

Cyclone tolls and varied 19th century notices across states

Advices from Illinois report 63 deaths and about 200 injured after a cyclone. Lapeer Michigan sees six burglars seize the city marshal and loot 8000 dollars. EsScanaba snow with cold temps. Kentucky Knights Templar elect Edwin S. Haut as Eminent Grand Commander. Brigham Young’s nineteenth wife Ann Exiza Young marries W R Denning in Manistee. A ninety-two year old man is struck by a locomotive in Columbus. Suicide and hangings follow in Michigan, Indiana and New Hampshire amid crimes and business collapses.

Illinois Lapeer Mich J. M. Walters Escanaba

Cyclone Devastates Racine Killing Twenty Five

Disaster struck Racine Wisconsin on May 19 as a cyclone ripped through the city and county. At Western Union Junction seven miles west several homes were ruined and a large brick house was destroyed. The storm killed at least twenty five people and injured many, with one hundred homes demolished and vessels feared lost on Lake Michigan. The dead lie in the city as doctors and priests assist the injured and an inquest is planned.

R. M. Burke Amity Clark County Ark Hull Ashland Henry Mangers Franklin Stark County Ohio Silver Lake Ind Kansas State Board of Agriculture Patt Thompson Harrodsburg Davis California Sacramento Iris Pekin Chicago Henry Fleming Pittsboro Cal Ioun County Miss Proctor Knorr Kentucky Louisville Harrison Reduction Works Leadville Col St. Louis Smelting and Refining Company Jeremiah Hess Plain Township Joshua Franklin Fort Recovery Mercer County Henry Steve Thomas Willett TS Martin’s Ferry Wheeling W. Va Willetts Ohio River Cares F. Kine Dora Broemster St. Louis United States Supreme Court St. John’s Hospital Racine Wis Lake Michigan Mariner North Main English Street Fisher Fred Falk Wisconsin Street High Street Milwaukee Street Petura’s Douglas Avenue Beach William Baumans Bettray Stine Street St. Clair Father Matthew Hall St. Joseph’s Cathedral Policeman Griebel George Bucher Brotherhood of Humanity St. Luke’s St. Mary’s Western Union Junction Webber Wolf's Garden Mount Pleasant W. A. Spradel Lutz Kate Lutz Willie John Kastanick Peter Dressel Kastanick August Steinway Frederick Falk Herman Kuel F. Kortz Kortz Mr. K Paul Kuhl Albert Kuhl Herman Kuhl Knudsen William Gamnell William Dislink James Decker Rudolph Gray William Deereking Lichtfeldt A. Kranski Hanrvanp Chemung Lawrence Patrick Kennedy William McGuirk Mr. Kennedy James Rogers George Wakley Alden Hebron Halvard Patrick Corrigan Bartley Sangamon County Ill Springfield Wabash & Alton Junction Rochester Grand Prairie Wabash Junction Loose Bunker South East Sangamon Mathews Ryan Morgan Lindsay Price Harrison Street John Corbett Southern Pacific Railroad Anthony Donally Harry Starrett Walnut Street Nott Flint G. James

Cyclone wreaks havoc across Illinois towns and Chicago

Severe wind and funnel shaped clouds ravage Sangamon and neighboring counties. In Chemung Lawrence Alden and Patrick Kennedy area homes barns are demolished. William McGuirk killed, Kennedy injured, three children hurt. Springfield reports widespread ruin with injuries. Chicago expositions stalls blown down injuring five.

Granite State Destroyed By Fire Near Hartford

The steamer Granite State burned as it neared Goodspeed's Landing forty one miles below Hartford. Five lives lost including Mrs. C L Maine of New Haven. The ferry saved most aboard. nine horses burned. cargo mainly freight to Hartford. Vessel cost 325000, overhauled to 30000, insured for 40000.

Hartford Conn Granite State Goodspeed Cook Jackson Toad’s Island C. L. Maine New Haven Maine Hartford & New York Transportation Company

Weather Rots Planted Corn Across Illinois and Iowa

Dispatches from Illinois and Iowa describe extended rains causing much of the newly planted corn to rot in the ground. The reports warn of reduced early yields and potential impact on farmers' plans.

Illinois Iowa

Sugar Imports Hit One Million Tons In Year Past

The United States moved 1,100,000 tons of sugar in the previous year, reflecting a large domestic intake and import volume as market demand stayed robust.

United States

Episcopal visit plan lists fall Methodist trips by conference

The Bishops Conference released a detailed visitation plan for the fall, listing each conference, meeting place, date, and presiding bishop. Notable entries include Alabama Edwardsville and Georgia Atlanta with bishops Edwards and Foss, among many others across the United States and abroad.

Pittsburgh Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church Alabama Edwardsville Ala OSS Arizona Mission Tucson Andrews Austin Denison Tex Blackhills Rapid City Dak Hurst Bulgaria California San Franciso Cal Warren Eutaw Central China Kin Kang China Merrill Louisville Bowman Ilinois Rock Island Dakota Mission Huron Simpson Des Moines Clarinda Detroit Flint Mich Harris East Ohio Canton Tennessee Chattanooga Tenn Erie Newecastle Foster Foochow Kentucky Barboursville Michigan Albion Minnesota St. Paul North China Peking North Nebraska Omaha Wiley North Ohio Cleveland Minn Foss Indiana Terre Haute Ind Auust Northwest Iowa Lemars Racine Wis Minneapolis

Hanson killer on Maryland estate murder shocks region

A Baltimore Herald report describes Edward Hanson, 33, killing Charles R. White, 60, at the Hanson farm near Ichester Maryland. Hanson fired six shots and stabbed White after White visited the barn seeking him. He declared it the will of God and claimed motives tied to a sister and a kingly dispute before being jailed at Ellicott City.

New York Herald Baltimore Pocasset Hanson Ichester Howard County Edward Hanson Charles R. White White Edward Mr. White Mary Ellicott City

Wortham Refuses Fifty-Cent Land Tenders Under School Land Question

Texas acting State Treasurer W B Wortham raises a major issue by rejecting a 75000 tender for land tied to railroad certificates and alternate school sections. Despite legislative validity of railroad surveys he will not treat alternate school lands as fifty-cent parcels, prompting new bidders led by Judge Hancock to press the bulk purchase of both land types.

Austin Tex W. B. Wortham Wortham Hancock

Fatal Circular Saw Accident At Wagon Shop

An unidentified man entered Phipps and Lichtenstein's wagon shop on Larrabee street Thursday morning and was fatally injured when a circular saw nearly severed his head. He died almost instantly.

Chicago Phipps & Lichtenstein Larrabee Street

Indiana Peach Grower Orgus Dean Expects Strong Yield

Orgus Dean, a leading Indiana peach grower, predicts a robust harvest this season after favorable growing conditions. He notes projected fruit quality and quantity should support strong market demand for peaches statewide.

Orgus Dean Indiana

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Cambridge Herald Cambridge, Guernsey County M. R. Patterson Attorney-at-Law Cambridge Shaffner Building J. C. Steele Hutchison Block Marlett Marletf Sam’l C. Ludcock Cosgrave Building Main Street Physicians and Surgeons L. C. Wells, M. D Taylor Block EJ. Blair, M.D Cambridge, Ohio Davis Block J.C. Warne, M.D Wall's Drug Store Wi. T. Ramsey, M. D Providence Hospics National Medical Dispensary Washington, D. C Hutchinson Black Hotels Eagle Hotel B.S. Hering Antrim J. M. Albaugh Exchange Hotel John W. Robinson Sire Eovuussie Fourth Streets WM. Kirk Mar Zanesville, Ohio Thompson Crow Farmers Hotel Mill Street Wininey & Son Marr Ts J. W. Lippincott Beecher House Cor. Broadway South Streets Quaker City Ammercan Washington, Ohio James Smite Prop’r Globe House Cumberland, Oho James Canady, Prop James Stevens Scott's Carnes Pine Street Main Cambridge, Oo BD. K. Kyle’s Marble and Granite Works, Cambrids&e. O Lambert Thomas E. Harper J. McPhee Boots and Shoes West Main St Aply Licati De.c. A. Moore & Co Weaver Green Cambridge, CO News OF the Ewan Romans Ann Arbor DR. Moore Pine and Steubenville Streets W. A. Rainey Allegheny Mountains Newnom & Moss City Hall Steubenville Street Marrts E. McCollum South End Mill Street True & CO Augusta America H. Shumway Rockford, Ill J. B. Shepard & CO Elm St Maine Central Railroad Brown’s Corners Charles Small Kilgore Estebrook E. F. Nes Warrenton Lincoln Neb Texas Onita Tampico Brownsville Jere Dunn Jim Elliott Foreign Intelligence William Simmons Detroit, Marquette & Mackinac Railway Algomah St. Ignace Willliam McKer Sturgis Lima Asa Ganyard Paris Green New Castle Del Julie Oakley & Co William A. Hart Controller’s Office Worthameton P. Hayes Dover N. H Martin Table Lock Haven William Sprado John Striple Miller John Riegelman William Priegelman North Erie Street Priegeman Fish Bros. Wagoll Works Harvard, Ill., and Vicinity Murfreesboro Upper Iowa Marion Utah Provo Saint Joseph West Nebraska North Platte West Texas San Antonio West Virginia West Wisconsin Baraboo Wisconsin Milwaukee
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