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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1889

Page

2

Frost Hurts Kentucky Tobacco Crop Profoundly

Report notes last week’s frost caused severe damage to Kentucky tobacco. S. R. Reed, famed journalist, dies on a steamer en route to Europe. Mexico protests US pork shipments amid disease concerns. Assistant Secretary Bussey restores a two dollar disability rating. Ship canal Lake Erie to Ohio River study renewed. European capitalists plan Jaffa to Jerusalem railroad. Progress appears sweeping worldwide.

S. R. Reed Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Europe

Stevens County Kansas Appeals for Aid Amid Crop Failures

An appeal comes from Stevens county Kansas for aid as farmers face four consecutive crop failures. The note suggests Kansas also suffers drawbacks due to agricultural hardship.

Stevens County Kansas

Mud and mudslinging in the gubernatorial canvass

A columnist decries mudslinging in the gubernatorial race noting politicians risk a bedraggled image. The piece also cites Socialist rallying in Chicago where the American flag drew hisses while the red banner was cheered. Anarchist meetings are viewed as dangerous and hard to suppress.

Republican speeches reach every township before election

The text notes that Republicans have shown great interest in the current campaign with each township in the state hosting or planning a Republican speech by November 5th. It adds that strong winds have blown in recent days.

Ladies' Democratic Association Formed in Columbus

A group of prominent ladies from across the State met in Columbus to organize the Ladies' Democratic Association. They plan a fund to present a banner to the county with the largest percentage gain in Campbell votes over the 1888 Cleveland vote.

Columbus Ladies’ Democratic Association Campbell

Prairie Fires Threaten Farms Near St Cloud

Prairie fires drive frost from soil around St Cloud Minnesota and scorch the town. The blazes damage fruit crops and threaten farmers wealth, with many losing large sums though some escape loss by luck.

St Cloud Minnesota

Brooklyn Tabernacle Fire Destroys Rev Talmage’s Church

The Brooklyn Tabernacle, where Rev. Talmage preached, burned in the early hours of Sunday, causing about 150 660 dollars in losses. Officials say the fire likely started from electric light wires during a storm. Dr Talmage appealed to the public for aid to rebuild the edifice.

Brooklyn Tabernacle Talmage

Axtell Sets Record At Terre Haute Then Sells for 105000

Axtell, the three year old turf star, ran a mile at Terre Haute, Ind., in 2 12. The time was the fastest ever for his age, surpassing a 2 13 3/5 mark by Senol of California. Soon after, Axtell was sold to Chicago buyers for 105000, the highest price ever paid for a horse.

Axtell Terre Haute Ind California Senol Chicago

Czar of Russia Visits Berlin as German Forces Concentrate

Berlin hosts the Russian czar amid a massive German military deployment around the city. Officially for protection, observers view it as a possible Bismarck era maneuver to bolster German prestige with Russia.

Russia Berlin Germany Emperor Bismarck

Chicago Report on Ocean-Span Rail Consolidation Plan

An imaginative Chicago report describes a railroad scheme to unite the Northern Pacific Wisconsin Central and the B&O into a single continuous line from ocean to ocean. B&O officials deny any such plan or movement.

Chicago Oceans Northern Pacific Wisconsin Central

Myers contempt case sent to Supreme Court on appeal

Allen O Myers sentenced by Judge Pugh in Columbus to 15 days in jail and a $250 fine for contempt of court over letters to the Cincinnati Enquirer during tally sheet forgery trials. He was jailed briefly, released on $1000 bail with a stay of sentence pending Supreme Court action.

Allen O. Myers Pugh Columbus Supreme Court Allen Cincinnati Enquirer Myers

Colored men plan colony in Mexico faces doubt

The piece reports that two or three leading Black men in the South advocate large scale emigration to parts of Mexico with favorable reception there, but casts doubt on the venture. It argues Black Americans prefer the United States for its opportunities and freedom from slavery’s harms.

Mexico United States South

Halstead retracts claim on Campbell ballot box contract

Murat Halstead publishes a card denying Campbell’s signature on a forged contract tied to a ballot box case. The Commercial Gazette report had sparked a political stir by attributing a monetary interest to the Democratic governor hopeful. Halstead admits the prior contract paper was not signed by Campbell.

Murat Halstead Commercial Gazette James E. Campbell Halstead Campbell

The Fall of Senator Jones of Florida

A Wheeling Register portrait depicts Ex Senator Jones as a pitiful figure in decline. Once polished and influential, he drifted into poverty and homelessness after losing hotel support and facing estrangement from former allies. His Detroit trip highlighted a dramatic fall from grace and possible mental illness.

Wheeling Register Jones Florida O’neil Detroit O'Neil Post Office Mies Palms

B and O Railroad Posts Major Revenue Jump

The B and O railroad reported gross earnings for the past year near 26 million dollars, rising by about 2 million from the prior year, indicating strong financial growth for the line and its operations.

Cable snaps on Cincinnati incline plane killing five

A cable on the Mt. Auburn incline in Cincinnati broke on Tuesday, sending a car rolling and causing the deaths of five people. Authorities investigated the incident as a cable failure and reviewed safety measures on the incline.

Mt. Auburn Cincinnati

Harvest notes and local updates from our township

Fair premiums are being paid now and apples bring 40 to 50 cents in our market. Hickory nuts are plentiful as boys enjoy a harvest. Wheat looks well with a large acreage sown. Our township bought three copies of the Revised Statutes of Ohio. Oil men plan more wells soon. John McCreary opened a grocery in the Baker room. Dr W H Houser and Elmer Moore attend the Ohio Dental College in Cincinnati. J W Hill and J H Cowden visited last week. A culvert two miles west of town is completed aiding coal haulers. Thomas Jackson was arrested for stealing a cart and harness at Coshocton Fair. Edward Hall and wife move to Cadiz to live with daughters. Mr Hall 94, Mrs Hall 7.

Ohio John McCreary Byesville Baker Room W H Houser Elmer Moore Cincinnati Ohio Dental College J W Hill Quaker City Independent J H Cowden Thomas Jackson Coshocton Edward Hall Cadiz Mr Hall Mrs Hall

North Salem Apple Picking and Local News Summary

Locals in North Salem report apple picking as a focus with notes on births and deaths, church services, and daily life. Journal items include weather and prices with eggs 15c, butter 18c, flour $5 per barrel, and warnings about liquor to minors. Meagher Post 492 Kimbolton Ohio invites all old soldiers to a November meeting with remarks on local politics and community events.

Mattie Miller Ridge Cemetery Miss Miller Jr. Locke D D Taylor Mr Locke Meagher Post Kimbolton Ohio

Bay Family Business Trip to Colorado and Local Visits

Sumner and Will Bay travel to Colorado on a business trip. Dr H W Holmes has recovered from diphtheria. Mrs L J Cutter and daughter Nellie visited Washington county relatives last week. Several couples from here attended an oyster supper at Hartford last Friday. Rev Moreledge and family arrived Saturday. he delivered a strong sermon on Sabbath. Harry Bay and Bob Haney of Longmont Colorado returned home after months away. AR Holmes returned to Dakota with Cheny St Clair. both are telegraph operators.

Sumner Will Bay Colorado H W Holmes L J Cutter Nellie Washington County Hartford Moreledge Harry Bay Bob Haney Longmont AR Holmes Dakota Cheny St Clair

Local Residents and Visitors Gather in Town

Seth Gordon requests crutches after an incident. Mrs B P Allen and Lizzie Fogle visit friends in Clio. Rev Dye, the ME minister, has moved in and taken charge. Mrs George Hannum and Newark relatives visit town. Clinton Buchanon of Bellefontaine guests of Mrs E A Buchanon last week. Benjamin Clark visits friends before returning. Mrs A J Dilley returns to Athens asylum after a pleasant visit. Eleazar Thompson of Vineland renews acquaintances and plans to live with son George in Granville this winter.

Seth Gordon Holtz Ferguson New York B P Allen Lizzie Fogle Clio Dye George Hannum Newark Clinton Buchanon Bellefountaine E A Buchanon Benjamin Clark A J Dilley Athens Asylum Eleazar Thompson Vineland George Granville

Indian Camp Wedding Planned on Main Street Hopewell

Milton Wells returns from a weeklong visit at Linton. Services at the ME church next Sunday at 10 30. Esther Scott a Guernsey teacher married in Arkansas City Kansas ter. Dr Paul to conduct communion at Mount Hermon church next Sunday. Nancy Crow improving after long illness. James McMunn and daughter Lizzie from near Quaker City visiting McDonnell Clark near Flat Ridge. Prohibition party debate next Saturday evening at Hopewell with Stewart Glenn opposing Harding McNary.

Main Street Hopewell Milton Wells Linton Esther Scott Guernsey Arkansas City Kansas Ter Paul Mount Hermon Nancy Crow James McMunn Lizzie Quaker City McDonell Clark Flat Ridge Prohibition T W Stewart J Glenn John Harding T W McNary

Local Notes From Evesville and Nearby

Evesville reports George Conner moving to Town from Clark Smith of Cambridge arriving last week. A literary society formed Monday night with John Ginn Alfie Wiley and Alvin Stay listed as locals. At least a dozen families left within two weeks. Rey Forsythe preached in the ME church last Sabbath. Miss Linnie Wilson visited Stark county and returned Monday. Born to Hans Weaver and wife a son on October 10. Births also to Taylor Freeman a daughter on October 14. ED Trott and LS Linkhorn joined a Cambridge hunting party to Virginia last Monday seeking deer.

George Conner Clark Smith Cambridge John Ginn Alfie Wiley Alvin Rey Forsythe Linnie Wilson Stark County Hans Weaver Taylor Freeman ED Trott LS Linkhorn Virginia

Court Calendar for October Hearings Under Judge Campbell

Court sessions begin with motions demurrers and divorce cases assigned for October 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25. Listed are Annie B Cope vs John Cope Sarah Leeper et al Larrison Moore Smith McDonald Forsythe Perkins McCoy Meredith Stiers Stiers Kearns Dovey and others. Grand Jury is empanelled with about 200 witnesses subpoenaed.

Campbell Une Eer Annie B. Cope John Cope Sarah B. Leeper Martha J. Leeper Wm. Larrison Thos. Moore Emil Joseph Friedman Bros H. FP. McDonald Macksigler John Burchett Joe Rh. McArthur Thos J. Forsythe WP Gibson Isabella Perkins David Perkins Sarah McCoy John KF. McCoy H. D. White Hf. F. McDonald Ruth Silcott HW. F. McDonald Herman Smith Anna Smith Rob. Stiers Wh.c. Wanna John Stiers WH. C. Hanna Celia Kearns Bridget Dovey J. P. Meredith Martha J. Meredith

Liquor Statistics Report on U S Production and Consumption

The national bureau of statistics reports for the year ending July 1, 1889 total liquor use at 79,767,476 gallons with per capita figures: malt 12.48, wine 2.67, spirits 1.23. U S production is largely domestic. imports account for a small share. France and UK patterns show higher wine and beer per capita respectively. Denmark and Sweden exhibit higher spirits consumption than the United States.

National Bureau of Statistics United States United Kingdom Germany France Denmark Sweden

Local Sign Promises Liver Cure and Baby Relief

A town artist unveiled a new sign touting Use Laxador as the golden liver remedy for ills at 25 cents. The ad adds Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup for infant comfort also priced at 25 cents, linking sleeplessness to dangerous outcomes in adults and deadly risk in children.

State game law and fall hunting season rules

The article lists open and closed dates for quail squirrel ruffled grouse pheasant and wild fowl hunting rules, penalties for violations, and notes on adding punishments. It also mentions medical ads and announces a proposed state championship series of games among Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland clubs with a detailed schedule.

Lake Erie Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland Brooklyn

Electric Bitters touted by Texas and Kentucky men

Ek Bainbridge and Munday County Atty praise Electric Bitters after malaria fever jaundice and kidney liver stomach disorders. Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Ky adds a similar claim and says it likely saved his life. Offers warding off and curing malaria and related ailments with prices 50c and 1 at D M Hawthorne's.

D. M. Hawthorne’s

Standard Coal sues C M V railway for damages

The Standard Coal Company sued the C. M. V railway in Muskingum Court for 35000 dollars alleging discrimination and failure to furnish enough cars during the past summer, claiming the loss was caused by the railroad's action.

Standard Coal Company The Union Coal Company Muskingum Court C. & M. V. Railway

Uncalled Letters at Cambridge Post Office October 12 1889

Cambridge, Oct 12 1889 list uncalled for at the post office includes Mrs Wm IH Bell Miss Millie Polen Wm Coyle Mrs L Priddle Miss Punh Caskey Jacob Pease Jennie L Campbell John Rowe Mrs Jas Caldwell Miss C E Sullivan Mrs L Hammond Miss Jennie Voorhees Miss Laura Hamilton J C Vansickle Mrs 8 A Kennedy 2 Mrs 8 C Vandemark Isaac La follett Jas W Wharton Miss Pearl Louis Even Willens Mrs A McCartney E D Wisentiene Miss Mary Orr Mrs Jennie Wolgamott Philbin W H H McOilyar P M

Cambridge Bell Millie Polen Wm Coyle L Priddle Punh Caskey Jacob Pease Jennie L Campbell John Rowe Jas Caldwell C E Sullivan L Hammond Jennie Voorhees Laura Hamilton J C Vansickle

Early and Late Apple Picking Affects Keepings Qualities

Ohio experiment by W. J. Green tested Baldwin Roxbury Russet Newtown Pippin Jonathan and Ben Davis apples. Four pickings timed Sept 25 to Oct 20 showed early picking generally improved keeping, with six months delay before differences appeared and Ben Davis leading in long term.

Ohio W. J. Green Baldwin Jonathan Ben Davis Roxbury Russet Newtown Pippin Green R. Russet B. Davis

Poisoned With Malaria in Georgia and Hot Springs Cure

Mr 8 D Price a Dallas Texas citizen recalls living in a malaria district of Georgia where sores broke out across his body. After failing standard medicines he went to Hot Springs then used S S S to recover and remained well from 1856 onward. A customer also reports Swift s specific curing a thirty year skin eruption. Robert Circe Druggist Falls City Nebraska offers treatise on blood and skin disease by mail.

8. D. Price Dallas Texas Georgia Hot Springs S. S Swift Robert Circe Falls City Nebraska

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad And Fall Leaf Color Note

Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner that Hall's Catarrh Cure will pay $100 for every case not cured by the remedy. The ad promotes testimonials and Toledo company claims. A separate note explains fall leaf color changes due to oxidation as sap slows. It also urges use of Ayer's Hair Vigor for aging hair and describes a home remedy with alum water to revive faded colors.

State Onro Crry Torepo Lucas Country Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall Frank.j. Cheney Cheney & Co O. Gees Ayer Castile

The Best Salve For All Skin Ailments 25 Cents Box

An 1880s advertisement offers salve guaranteed to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and more with money back if not satisfied. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by D M Hawthorne. December 6 1888 and year 1y.

D. M. Hawthorne

Electric power and telegraphy Q A from Scribner's Magazine

A Q and A list covers currents for Atlantic messages, longest telephone reach, fastest electric rail time, submarine cable length, motor power limits, break location methods, telegraph wire totals, Quadruplex capacity, moving train telegraphy, farthest telegram links, telephone wire in use, arc lamp candle power, electricity driven workers, San Francisco to Hong Kong transmission time, Morse speed, number of telephones, era warship with electric plant, transatlantic cable cost per mile, and US electric rail miles and lethal current thresholds.

Atlantic Portland Maine Buffalo United States Globe British Columbia New Zealand America Europe Houstholm Denmark U. S San Francisco Hong Kong New York Canso Pen

New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief and Guarded Cure

Public praise for Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and chest troubles. Trial bottles offered at D M Hawthorne's Cambridge Ohio. Catarrh claimed to be blood born and cured by Ayer's Sarsaparilla price 1 six bottles 5.

Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co Lowell Mass Dr. King D M Hawthorne Cambridge Ayer

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