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Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1884

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Harbor defenses urged to fortify principal ports

The annual report calls for imor fortifications at major harbors including Portland Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Hampton Roads New Orleans San Francisco and more with armaments heavy guns and rifled mortars. Total with armaments set at 50588000 and emplacement work at 10388000.

John New Imor Board of Engineers For Fortifications Portland Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Hampton Roads New Orleans San Francisco State Department Cheney Zanzibar Africa Williamn Jones Iss Charles J. Guiteau Garfield Washington Pennsylvania New Jersey New England Greely West End McCauley Marine Corps Secretary of the Navy Norfolk

Prohibition Bill Takes Shape in Legislature

A proposed ban on selling tobacco to minors is advancing in the Legislature. Reports list names, incidents, and local reactions as voters and officials track the measure amid broader political and social tension.

Prison breaks and public notices from across the nation

Reports describe a string of jail escapes in Wisconsin with prisoners fleeing via tunnels and walls, guards reassigned and prosecutions dropped. Other items note weddings, mining disasters, trains wrecked by broken rails, murders and violent crimes, foreign crises, and political amnesties.

The Presidency Agony and Close Election Returns

An extra edition reports a small Republican plurality in New York with footings differing from Democratic totals. The AP notes potential errors in county counts and promises final figures tonight. Reports describe St John burned in effigy in Kansas and widespread post election agitation as states report varying leads for Blaine or Cleveland.

Republican Piatrality New York Mail and Express Associated Press Democratic Central Committee Blaine French Westchester County Cleveland New York County Albany Aye Orainlette Reig Sullivan Westchester Ailes Cattaragcus Cayhen Chautauqua Hhemung Chonpaewo Serachis Ee Ty Columbia Robs Eawire DCG Firerne Rites Merkimer Tomer Monroe Madison Montgomery Orh Oranzre Orles Liss Pantas Fulton Genesee, Egteneior St. Lawrence Okie Schenectady Pacer EOE Warren Washington Pias Tea Uister Wayne Wyoming Yates Fiaigta Leveland John J. O’brien Bureau of Elections Democratic National Committee Grand Jury Police Election Bureau Republican Committee Kings Queens Ulster Ulster County Elkins the Tribune Kansas St. John Western Union Telegraph Office John P. St. John P. FH. Coney Ohio National Prohibition St. Louiis Merchant’s Exchange Beecher John Kelly John Tt. McGinnis CutcaGco Harrison Hendricks Democratic State Committee Western Union Telegraph The Michigan Derroit Mich Eddy Democratic State Central Committee Alger

Interest Notes From Various Sources

Items of interest cover transportation costs of Atlantic steamers, salmon trade margins, fire resistant pillars, a voice restoration anecdote, a Kansas City suburb investment, Antwerp’s sleepy economy, typographical errors, saloon quitters, hail stone puzzles, female dexterity at Raleigh expo, a sunshine recorder, Chinese houseboats, brain treatment trends, bee sting relief, King Kalakaua’s scholarly pursuits, and Queen Emma’s gentle demeanor.

Raleigh H. Macleod Boston China N. ¥. Herald Chicago Times King Kalakaua Hawaii

Financial and crime briefs from November reports and incidents

The New York banks show mixed week results with rises in deposits and reserves while circulation falls. In Pennsylvania, 300 furnace workers strike at Shenandoah Iron Works over two months of unpaid wages. In Salt Lake, Joseph H. Evans receives a 3.5 year sentence plus a $250 fine for polygamy and pending appeal. Michigan jail poisonings kill a man from cheese. a thief near death later escapes. Louisville residents Mrs. Dan Lannahan dies and her husband injured by a fire caused by clothing during intoxication. Wisconsin Legislature party splits outlined. Mt Pleasant drowning tragedy after boat overturns. Toledo man William M Peters dies choking on food. Internal Revenue report shows 1884 receipts at $121.6 million with higher or lower yearly totals and forecasted $115 million for current year.

Appleton Wis Neilsville Perkins Martin Thompson Charles H. Churchill Lincoln Neb Boston Ang Nebraska Wwibur P. Storey Chicas Stn Times Cureka Storey Privile George Burk Ralph Sam George Josh Wind Stent Ohio Burk Ralph Wind Indianapolis Mary Senator Harrison Ilinois James Robert Kate Davis Janghter Senator Davis West Virginia Miss Butterworth Nan Butterworth McKee Oth Patrick Jarrett Silver Prime Georgetown Plume Colorado East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia Chattanooga Shelbyville Ind George Alberts John Renney Tenn Chicago Gardner Episcopal Council of Worthington Detroit Grahmer Carrolton Martin McGrath Perrysburg Toledo Dayton & Michigan Railroad Joseph Evans the Sth Salt Lake J.R. Merriam Baltimore & Ohio Oke Lizzie Wilson Garfield Cleveland Larrabee Oberlin Walter T. Mills Edward Mitchell Blaine N Livy New York Associated Banks Shenandoah Iron Works Page County Joserh H. Evans United States Jackson Michigan Louisville Dan Lannahan Wisconsin Senate Assembly Mt. Pleasant Burlington Iowa Professor Jones Jones Ella Carpenter Etta Teter Edith Branch William M Peters Sylvania Peters Walter Evans Internal Revenue Secretary of the Treasury Internal Eee

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