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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1887

Page

1

TOLEDO TO MARietta THROUGH CAR SERVICE OPENED

The Huron Division announces through service from Toledo to Cambridge and Marietta with connections east via Bowerston and with the Pennsylvania System. Through car service now links Toledo Cambridge Marietta and via Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh. Officials Woodford Hall announce the schedule and fares.

Toledo Bowerston Pennsylvania Cambridge Marietta Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh Chicago M. D. Woodford James M. Hall

Treasury figures show October gains and pension appeals

October receipts reached 31.8 million with 12.5 million in expenditures, leaving a 13.8 million excess. October coinage totaled 6,553.70, silver dollars 23.45 million. Pension appeals filed since July 1, 1886 rose to 2,953. dispositions listed and 93 appeals pending. Treasury reports spelling large circulation increases and noted customs and revenue cutter debates. Rumors in Washington hint at Cabinet reshuffles including Lamar and Vilas, with Dickinson eyed for Postmaster General.

Germany American Bible Society Hawkins Commissioners of Pensions Pension Pension Office Treasury Department Treasury Commissioner of Customs Secretary of the Treasury Richmond Chesapeake Bay Mont H Ave Washington Lamar Supreme Beach Vilas Interior Don M. Dickinson Michigan

Wide World of 1887 Headlines From The East

The East notes Prof Smyth's appeal in Massachusetts Supreme Court, Hill grants a Jan 3 1888 respite for John M Schuyler the Guild murderer. Cape May Atlantic horse plague losses exceed 25000. Sugar trust efforts fail in Wall Street. Pennock Mills Coatesville coal strike. Viaduct Puddle mills idle. Boston alarm over man in female dress in Tass. Mrs Ludlow of Haddonfield saves baby from coal oil stove blaze. Aluminum works to move to Muncie Indiana. American Woman Suffrage Association Philadelphia adopts resolutions. Fire at Winthrop Maine devastates homes. New York customs cut further clerks. NY State Librarian Holmes dies. Drowning on Goat Island. Pension for total blindness in Boston. Soho Pittsburgh arsenic poisoning case. Naval officers escape near Newport. Oil City fire destroys several works and guard armory. Tragic strychnine poisoning incident in Utica. Freight-car and streetcar collision in Allegheny City. Vernon, Brothers & Co. of New York note.

Smyth Andover College Supreme Court of Massachuset Governor Hill John M. Schuyler Otseto County N. Y Cape May Atlantic Counties N. J Wall Street New York Pennock & Sons Coatesville Viaduct Boston Frank King Henry Ludlow Haddonfield American Woman Suffrage Association Philadelphia Ton William Dudley Folke Indiana Ney Stone Massachusetts Julia Ward Howe Rhode Island Martha (. Callahan Iowa Henry B. Blackwell Abbe J. Colman Winthrop W. E. Whitman William ‘Arr Main Street New York Custom House Civil Service Henry A. Holmes Thomas Aker Edward Daley Goat Island Cohoes Joseph Fuller Beaman Newburyport Mass Soho Pittsburgh Newport I. I Oil City Bud Eagle Spoke and Company D Pennsylvania National Guard J. W. van Keuren Utica van Keuren Fort Wayne Federal Street Allegheny City John M. Culp Harriet Weyman Thomas Vernon Vernon, Brothers & Co

Numerous business failures and fires across the U S and Canada

The week brings reports of fraud cases and missing funds in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and New York, plus multiple fires wrecking kilns, stables, and houses. Incidents include a $40 000 embezzlement, a $74 000 firm exposure, an incendiary factory fire in Hackensack, a Rochester printer strike ending, and various deaths, arrests, and a large bank liquidation.

Plymouth Church Beecher Charles Berry Wolverton England United States Canada West Party Eight Street New York City Berwick Stanley Thomas McHugh John Brun- Man Isidore Cohnfeld Astricir Scott Ray Charles Sims Frank Harn Chicago Pittsburgh National Fishery Association New York Gaspin New York Wire and Wire Spring Company New Haven Hartford William Wade Chester

Yale Students Start Evangelical Movement at New York Colleges

Yale students reportedly organize an evangelical movement among New York city colleges. The piece cites migration of religious energy into urban campuses and hints at broader recruitment in higher education circles.

Foreign Intelligence News From Warsaw and London

Advices from Warsaw report a town destroyed by fire with 350 houses and several stores burned and many lives lost. London reports the British bark Temple Bar foundered in the Bristol Channel with eighteen crew lost. Jenny Lind dies in London at sixty six after a long illness. A fire damp explosion hits a lead mine at Matlock Derbyshire, five bodies recovered. The Prince of Wales opens a Protestant cathedral at Truro. Hespeler mill owners in Hamilton owe 200000 liabilities with nominal assets. Judge O Connors death. Cardinal Pellegrini dead aged seventy five.

Warsaw Kluzin Minsk London Temple Bar Rio Janeiro Bristol Channel Jenny Lind Madame Goldschmidt America Matlock Derbyshire England Prince of Wales Truro Hespeler Hamilton Ont Judge O'Connor Canada Cardinal Pellegrini Sacred College Pius IX

Miners and Operators Reach Illinois Compromise

News briefs report a compromise in Illinois between miners and coal operators with operators granting half the advance requested by workers. Other items note threats of labor rights, fires at the National hotel in Peoria, a fatality at Jonesboro Tennessee, and various political and legal updates across the United States including a New Hampshire rail fare veto and a Utah church property receiver appointment.

Knights of Labor Illinois Florence Nicntin Geave Crimea London National Hotel Peoria James W. Deadrick Tennessee Sawyer New Hampshire Utah Supreme Court Congress J. H. Kipper United States Cnarce &. Sterraver Chicago John T. Lester & Co Mat Hong Kong Hoi Ling Chik Lung

Concord and Discord in Rev Dr Talmage Sermon

Rev Dr Talmage says the world is out of tune due to sin, with righteousness restoring harmony. He likens creation to a grand orchestral pageant from the corner stone of the world, urging personal and societal attunement through Christian virtue and universal peace.

Poet of Oz Great Britain Russia Mars Paul Della Catalini Heaven Earth the Redeemed Boston Handel Spirer Beethoven Haydn Creation,” Mendelssohn Elijah Archangelic Christ Alpha and Omega

Riches of Bolivia a Vast Mineral Land of Untapped Wealth

Harper's Magazine notes Bolivia's vast mineral potential with annual exports of gold and silver, crude mining methods, and the promise of modern railways unlocking exploration. It highlights the Andes ore trade, bases for future development, and dramatic ambitions to reveal El Dorado like riches, guarded by difficult terrain.

Bolivia Andes Jujuy Brazil Sucre New World Mississippi River Rocky Mountains Cerro de Pasco Potosi Golconda el Dorado Amazons Harper’s Magazine

Drinking at meals, a health warning and advice

A Washington Critic note argues against drinking during meals, claiming it dilutes saliva and impedes digestion, with mistruths about stomach temperature. It recommends minimal fluids during meals and warns dyspeptics to avoid drinking for several hours. The piece also cites May F. McKean on carrying childhood honesty into life to ease heartache.

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