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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1889

Page

1

Brooklyn Divine Sails Toward Holy Land and Heaven

Reverend T DeWitt Talmage bids millions farewell as he sails to Palestine on the City of Paris. He vows to witness Bethlehem Nazareth and Jerusalem, writes the Life of Christ from firsthand places, urges readers to embark for heaven with faith as canvas and Bible as compass.

Holy Land Paris T. DeWitt Talmage Palestine Rome Italy Paul Mediterranean Melita Horace Jonah Syracuse Castor Pollux Heaven

Farewell Reflections on Parting and Faith

A speaker with ardent faith contemplates separation, offering blessings upon friends and family. He trusts in God’s mercy, vows not to travel alone, and prays prayers for safety and joy while acknowledging the sorrow of departure. He rejects farewell as too formal and affirms continued spiritual connection.

Mars

The Fool and His Hidden Contradictions

A compendium of proverbs from the New York Sun about fools and the wise. It notes that fools are rare to cure and often inspire others to admire them. It warns fools seek others to share secrets and chase vanity while wise men stay prudent.

Savage Burglary Routs Aged Couple Near Jackson Cross Roads

In Hume Missouri on a Saturday night burglars tortured Jasper James and his wife at their home six miles south of town. They bound them back to back and burned them with matches to force disclosure of a hidden $400. Mrs James died soon after from the ordeal, leaving James ages sixty five and his wife about sixty three. The robbers escaped with the money.

Hume Missouri Jackson Cross Roads Here Jasper James James Peter E. Reiter West Loch Charles W. Kaufman Gomeers Mt. Verenon J. S. McConnell A. D. Bunn Akron Electric Street Railway John F C. Frank Lieberling Akron Academy of Music J. H. Wade S. T. Everett Cleveland Cincinnati Ora Corwin Bellefontaine Reely Reed Baltimore and Ohio Zanesville Sonora Sandusky Michael Hansen Clyde John McDowell Cleveland, Canton and Southern Railroad Carrollton Frederick Krazik New Philadelphia Mr. Kinzie

Mint annual report shows coinage and trade figures

Edward Leech reports fiscal year 1889 coinage totals at the mint about 60.996 million dollars with gold, silver dollars and subsidiary coins plus valued bars. Gold imports top 10.37 million while exports exceed 50 million. silver imports 24.68 million with 30.72 million exported. Net profit on silver dollars and subsidiary coins posted at 0.403 million dollars. Total silver dollars under the Bland act reached 353.635 million by month’s start.

Washington Edward Leech Mint New York

Woman Dies After Lamp Fire At Hurricane Township

Mrs. Hiram Wilford of Hurricane township four miles west of Ramsky Illinois died Sunday morning from burns suffered when her son knocked a lit lamp from her hand. The fire ignited her clothing and despite her husband’s efforts she could not be saved.

Ramsky Ill Hiram Wilford Hurricane Township Here

Spring Valley coal strike ends after miners meet

In Spring Valley Illinois the miners vote to end the strike after a mass meeting in the opera house. They instruct organizer Devlin to seek contract modifications through President W L Scott or secure the best possible terms if changes cannot be made.

Spring Valley, Ill Spring Valley Opera House Epeseer Devlin W. L. Scott

Reliable local reports on Lincoln County warfare questioned

A citizen from near Lincoln County says Huntington dispatches are largely imaginary and only two men, M Coynl Hartley, are reported killed. In Chicago Cronin murder defense fund meeting, about one hundred Clan-Na-Gael foes gathered at McCoy's Hotel and raised 376 dollars with a committee named to collect more.

Parkersburg W. Va Lincoln County Huntington M.coy Nl Hartley Cronin McCoy’s Hotel O'Connor LeCaron Parnell Commission England Ireland Michael J. Kelly Camp No. 20 Foy O Connor Dr. Cronin Captain O'Connor Anthony J. Ford Patrick McGarry Richard Powers Triangle Beggs Alexander Sullivan United Order of Deputies Clan-na-Gael O'Sullivan Stephen Colleran Chicago Longenecker Edward Spellman Peoria Ill Clin-na-Gael Dennis Oconnor Thomas O'Connor Thos. F. O'Connor Buffalo Daniel Coughlin Guardian John F. Beggs O'Conner

City of Hudson Burns at Catskill Point

The passenger boat City of Hudson burned at Catskill Point Sunday morning while the watchman, the only person aboard, prepared breakfast. A lamp exploded causing the blaze.

Carsxini N. Y City of Hudson Catskill Point

Cronin murder trial furniture supplier identified

Testimony details the furniture dealer J. B. Simonds and the trunk used to transport Dr. Cronin to the Carlson cottage. Witnesses link the white horse hire to Dan Coughlin and a stranger named Frank Williams, later identified as Burke, amid a broader Clan na Gael trial with multiple witnesses.

Cronin D. G. Moore Exbert McDonnell Messrs Hynes and Mills Patrick Dinan Dan Coughlin Dinan Conklin Dr. Cronin Forrest Chicagco Napier Moreland

A Few Good Negro Anecdotes

A Philadelphia friend shares racist anecdotes about slavery and emancipation era attitudes. The speaker mocks plantation era speech and notes a freedman’s self reference to belonging to an estate. The collection features caricatured dialogue and references to education and ownership.

Philadelphia West Virginia Moses Smote Oyitie

Ohio State News Roundup From Dayton To Cincinnati

Edward Bruner, fourteen, crushed foot under Dayton trains. Nelson Shoemaker guilty of horse stealing, sentenced to three years. Sidney murder case bound over. Tur Otterbein alumni meeting in Dayton with Judge Bowersox address. Numerous accidents, thefts, and political notes across Ohio towns including Lima, Sidney, Bellefontaine, New Philadelphia, and Cincinnati with multiple injuries and fatalities reported.

Edward Bruner Dayton McArthur Nelson Shoemaker Suang” Waite Henry Nichols Sidney Tur Otterbein University Alumni Association C. A. Bowersox Westerville New Philadelphia Henry Trostroff Killian Bellefontaine Water Works Ben Srrawler Frank Nons Lima Nons Strawser Littlee Ernie Miller Cincinnati Shang” White Greenville van Wert Ohio Dental Society Cleveland Columbus Cuief Simpson Springfield Wire Department Chas. Rotee Rotee Ryan Peter Deweese Court of Common Pleas Darke County Nicp Bremen Grand Hotel Tuer David H. Moore Hamilton County Ohio University At Athens Wm. P. Johnson

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