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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1885

Page

1

President appoints new U.S. attorneys and officials

The President announces appointments including John H. Frink as United States Attorney for the District of New Hampshire and Charles H. Call as Collector at Superior Michigan. Other names named as commissioners to review a 25 mile section of the Northern Pacific Railroad in Washington Territory.

John 8. H. Frink United States District of New Hampshire Charles H. Call Superior Mich Robert B. Rosevelt New York Merriman North Carolina William Stevenson Pennsylvania Northern Pacific Washington Territory Vilas Pacific Mail Steamship Company San Francisco Australia Bureau of Statistics Mth Boards of Health W. A. Vincent Supreme Court of New Mexico Cleveland Stephen W. Dorsey Star Route Trial C. Myer Zulick Arizona Frederick A. Tritle Calvin Page Internal Revenue D. J. Laughlin District of Philadelphia David 3. Preston Glove Linn Texas Piedras Negras Mexico Frank W. Roberts Maine Coaticook Can Charles H. Wills Maryland Managua Nicaragua Joseph D. Hoff New Jersey Vera Cruz Court of Alabama Claims J. F. M Tice Ith Henry R. West Ohio Fort Peck Montana Benjamin F. Bonham Calcutta Ernest P. Baldwin Missouri The Treasury William A. Garasche Martinique Charles Forster Indiana Elberfeld N. J. Arbelley Tennessee Jerusalem Ester, Maas Edward Dpanning Pracat

Multiple 19th Century Delays and Disasters Reported

A roundup notes Richard Morris, a Georgia moonshiner, released in Albany due to lack of indictment. Mill workers reach a wage compromise at Reading Iron Works. A Newark saloon keeper fatally shoots his wife and himself after a quarrel. A major gas well is struck near Canonsburg owned by Guffey Bros. Anna Longfellow marries Joseph Thorpe in Cambridge. New York Board asks Cleveland for a national bankruptcy law. Sandbank village in Oswego County burns, with two churches lost. A smallpox case appears in Allegheny City schools. Gilmore Melville join Grant Post 027 in Brooklyn. Horner & Roberts plan three-cent coal rate at Elizabeth mine. Tammany and Irving Hall unite behind a county ticket in New York. Cornell professors celebrate Judge Foraker’s election. A Portland, Me. official vanishes after gambling losses. A Beaver Dam farmer dies from a fall while feeding a threshing machine. A Schuyler & Blonds mill fires in Amsterdam.

Richard Morris Georgia Albany, N. Y Coxe United States District Court Teading Pa.) Iron Works Newark N. J John Hoffman Hoffman Washington County Haston Farm Canonsburg Guffey Bros Anna Longfellow Cambridge Mass Joseph G. Thorpe Eau Claire Wis Samuel Longfellow Unitarian Church Board of Trade and Transportation of New York City Cleveland Congress Sandbank Oswego County N. Y Mary Flarter Allegheny City Q. A. Gilmore U. S. Cay G. W. Melville U.S. N U. S. Grant - Post Elizabeth New York Tammany Irving Hall Hugh J. Grant Board of Aldermen Cornell University Foraker Hugh Thompson Casper Grand Trunk Freight Department Portland Lemuel Bellows Beaver Dam Wayne Township Schuyler & Blonds Knitting Mill Amsterdam

Wrecks, crimes, and incidents reported from coast to plains

The dispatch covers maritime wrecks near Wainwright Island with the Corwin rescuing crews from George and Susan and Mabel, names drownings, a minister found shot near Houston, a fatal shooting in Putnam County, glanders in livestock, a furnace accident in Leetonia, a murder verdict in Geneva, and various political and criminal notices across Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Dakota, and Nebraska.

Five cars of wheat wrecked. two men suffocated

Five railroad wheat cars were ditched near Aitken Minnesota on the 16th. Two men stealing a ride suffocated in the grain and are identified by letters as John R. Cochran of Volant Pennsylvania and Louis Dust of Champaign Illinois.

Northern Pacific Railroad Aitken Minn John R. Cochrane Volant Louis Dust Champaign Eaton Colorado Missouri Indiana Ohio Howard Rock Springs Evanston Wy. T W. H. Clarke St. Paul Clarke Bee San Francisco Louisville David Danziger New Orleans Omaha Neb Nebraska Wyoming Fort Niobrara

Two Indians Tried for Murder in Northwest Uprising

At Battleford on the 10th two Indians were found guilty of murder in the George Dull case and sentenced to hang. Sixteen Indian prisoners were released for want of evidence.

George Dull Northwest Territory Battleford Morrison Fredericktown N. B Constantinople Turkey Bulgaria Roumelia Conference of Ambassadors Beaufort Adventure Lawrence River Cardipal Ont Rutschuk Russia Prince Alexander Palermo Sicily India

Banking gains and losses plus far ships fire report

The weekly New York associated banks report shows loans up 3.57 million and deposits up 198 thousand while reserves fall 3.60 million and specie and legal tenders decline. A Baltimore steamship crew reports seeing a ship in flames at sea with no survivors found. Additional notes cover a Reading Iron Works forge revival, a New Lisbon post office burglary, a Tennessee assault and fatal shooting, consular appointments, deaths, church cardinal vacancy, a massacre report in Annam, and a rail accident with hog losses.

New York Associated Banks Carrain Trewery Baltimore Reading Coltontown Tenn W. P. Williams Allen Harris Williams Harris James N. Childs Marine United States Guelph Canada James H. Trumbull Talcahuano Chile Mary Department van Novenburg Iroquois Payta Peru Montreal College of Cardinals Cardinal McCloskey Archbishop Taschereau Quebec Paris L’ Universe Fostoria

The Lord's Razor and Divine Judgment in Brooklyn Sermon

Dr Talmage's Brooklyn sermon on Isaiah 7 20 compares Assyrian kings to a hired razor that shaves nations revealing God's precise providence. He warns against judging others harshly, urges mercy toward the afflicted, and cites Civil War shared suffering and national repentance as signs of divine discipline.

Brooklyn N. Y Talmage Brooklyn ‘Cabernacle David Saul Dr. Talmage Assyria Isaiah Kgs Michigan Judea Marseilles Madrid Palermo Europe America Italy France Greenwood Philadelphia Laurel Hill Boston Mount Auburn God Todd Lincoln White House God the Father God the Son God the Holy Ghost Eternal Three Judah Goa St. Lawence Gulf Atlantic Seaboard Pacific Seaboard Agai Asia New York Harbor China Golden Gate Cyrus Babylon Germany England Russia Washington Rome Britain Spain Dalmatia Rhaetia Noricum Pannonia Mosia Dacia Thrace Commodus Vertinax Caligula Diocletan Ilustrious Henry II Heaven and Earth Dresdenian Raphael Antwerp Ribens Handel Seraph Archangel

Mexican Methuselahs and Centenarian Indians

Boston Herald correspondent reports on extraordinary ages in Mexico and among Indians. Examples include Jose Onofre Ojeda dying at 115 in Jalisco, a 135 year old San Miguel de Allende resident, a 150 year old Orizaba woman, and 145 year old Juan Santiago from 1844. Dentition linked to tortilla diet and lime.

Jose Onofre Ojeda Jalisco San Miguel de Allende Orizaba Martina Riviera Juan Santiago

President Delights Guests During Five Hour Receptions

The President spent over five hours today hearing Congressmen and politicians from ten until lunch before a formal East Room reception for about one hundred visitors. A New York woman joked she will return in six months to meet Mrs. Cleveland, prompting a light answer about how long it takes to choose. The President smiled throughout.

New York Cleveland

Seed Origins Question Asked by Little Bessie Brighteyes

In a dialogue, Prof Trilobite notes that all things arise by choice and the globe appeared like a mushroom overnight. Little Bessie Brighteyes asks where the seed originated.

Prof. Trilobite Bessie Brighteyes

Fragmentary quote hints at old saying at breakfast

A cryptic line about an aged phrase at a breakfast table appears, with unclear context and garbled text. The readable portion mentions a girl and an expression described as very old, leaving the rest unreadable.

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