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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1887

Page

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Through service on Toledo to Pittsburgh line extended

The Norwalk to Milan rail schedule shows No 23 leaving Norwalk at 6 05 a m arriving Milan 6 30 a m and No 24 leaving Milan at 6 45 a m arriving Norwalk 7 05 a m. The road now opens from Toledo to Bowerston connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points East and offers through car service to Toledo Cambridge Marietta Bowerston Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. Woodford James M Hall general manager general passenger agent.

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Washington Mint Report and Treasury Actions

The Mint director estimated 7,036,000 trade dollars in circulation with 7,400,000 redeemed by Sept. 28. Imports from China and Japan explain the excess. President pardoned embezzler W. H. Chadwick of Massachusetts. Treasury issued 16,253,000 in pension warrants. Government receipts exceed expenditures by about 2.5 million. The American Legion of Honor held its biennial convention in Washington with 62,000 members. Commodore Bancroft Gherardi was promoted to Rear Admiral. The Civil Service Commission received requests to certify 212 names for 53 vacancies. National bank depositories held over 20 million in government funds. Paymaster Watkins was sentenced to three years at hard labor for fraud.

Mint Congress Treasury Department China Japan W.H. Chadwick Massachusetts Supreme Council of the American Legion of Honor Washington City Bancroft Gherardi Navy Franklin Gherardi Brooklyn Navy Yard Civil Service Commission Secretary of War National Bank Tis Watkins United States Navy Ossippee Yokohama Treasury Washington Fidelity Bank of Cincinnati Eliza Howard Powers Lowry White Indiana Small Biott South Carolina Gainer Frank Missouri Worthington Post Illinois MecDuffy Davidson Alabama Thoebe Carlisle Kentucky Sullivan Felton Lynch Vandermir California Alexander McCue New York the Treasury Fish and Fisheries Professor Baird

Fire and fear drive tremors through early 1900s news

George Rieley of Phillipsboro Pa confessed to setting a stable fire and aiding the Toledo reform school blaze, driven by a compulsion to see things burn. The report covers union wage demands, political party activity, railroad accidents, crimes, and bank troubles across the era, naming several towns and officials.

Lincon Homestead preservation decision in Springfield

The Lincoln home in Springfield Illinois will be kept in the same condition as during his life. Reports describe gunfire incidents, fires, and various disasters across several states with multiple fatalities and investigations ongoing. Notable items include a fatal shooting of Charles A. Winship in Freeport Illinois and a fire loss of 100000 at Nashville Tennessee industries.

Multiple 19th Century News Briefs Include Dying Mother and Train Collisions

Obituary notes Nancy Jackson Farwell dies at Sterling in her ninety first year. Four Finns drown after a sailboat capsize near Connor's Point Wisconsin. Fire arson arrests in Plainfield New Jersey. Train collision near Chattanooga injures passengers and crew. Burlington bank officials arrested for embezzlement. Elder Moses Rogers dies at Fresh Ponds Long Island. Fire destroys the Montreal herald building and Morse Bridge Works fire. South Carolina governor commutes a young girl’s murder sentence. Manitoba regulars to be sent. Red River Valley grading advances. West Shore train collision near Port Byron kills express messenger. engineers injured.

Nancy Jackson Farwell United States Charles B. Faewell Sterling Lil Wisconsin Connor’s Point Sylvalus H. Sweet New York United Labor Party Eiaut Plainfield N. J George Jackson Chattanooga Tenn Reading Wayne Junction John Ruth John Manning Peter Eres J. A. Werner C. H. Shepps First National Bank of Burlington Kansas City Moses Rogers America Fresh Ponds L. I John Rogers England Montreal Can.) Herald Morse Hazelton Richardson South Carolina Oxey Cherry Jonx MacDonald Densil Manitoba Red River Valley West Shore Railroad Port Byron N. Y Miller

Diseases Prevail in Ohio Rapidly, 1857 Board Report

Reports to the Ohio State Board of Health from 73 observers across 44 counties show diphtheria new cases in Paulding Spencerville Witherstone Belle Center Sidney Cincinnati Columbus Zanesville Cynthiana Shreve Locust Grove Trimble Russellville Somerset Massillon. Scarlet fever appears in East Palestine Cincinnati Greenville Paulding Columbus. Typhoid fever totals reach forty five cases, including carries from last week under treatment.

Ohio State Board of Health Paulding Spencerville Witherstone Belle Center Sidney Cincinnati Columbus Zanesville Cynthiana Shreve Locust Grove Trimble Russellville Somersett Massillon East Palestine Greenville C. O. Pronst

Express Train Jumps Track Injuring Several Workers

An express train on the Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis line derailed near Skelly Station. Engineer George Thompson died from his injuries while Fireman Robert McCullough and messengers George Marvin and George Morehead were lightly hurt. Twelve postal clerks escaped with minor bruises. Separate incidents on the Baltimore & Ohio near Woodbine left a scalded engineer and derailment of fifteen freight cars. A Round Bay excursion train collided with a freight at Round Bay Junction, causing heavy damage and a fatally hurt engineer.

George Rieley Phillipsboro Reform School Toledo Ich International Stage Molders? Union Ond United States Canada Craven United States Navy Washington City Charlestown Mass Navy Yard Brooklyn N. Y Henry S. Ives Napoleon Western Express Pittsburgh Cincinnati, & St. Louis Skelly Station Thompson Dennison, C Stevenson Rahm Lehigh Valley Road Ransom Philip Connell John C. Black Pensions Wilson Hutchins Weirs N. H New Hampshire Veterans Kinsley, Todd & Co New York James P. Murphy Kittanning Allegheny Valley C. W. Wilkins Harrisburg B. Chase Northampton County D. C. Irish Lawrence Avery Jennie First National Bank of Dansville Cincinnati Baltimore Woodbine Baltimore & Ohio Round Bay Annapolis Short Round Bay Junction

President Cleveland to Attend Philadelphia Banquets

President Cleveland accepts invitations to two formal events in Philadelphia on September 17. He will dine in his honor at the Academy of Music after noon engagements with the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Library American Philosophical Society Franklin Institute College of Physicians Law Academy and Historical Society. Later that day the Hibernian Society will host another banquet in his honor.

Philadelphia Cleveland Academy of Music University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Library American Philosophical Society Franklin Institute College of Physicians, Law Academy and Historical Society Hibernian Society Washington Jefferson Jackson

Snifkins and Blifkins Trade Morning Car Talk

Snifkins asks if he should wait for the first car or run ahead. Blifkins notes the first car usually waits while Snifkins runs, a scene cited from the Boston Budget.

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Fragmented Humorous Exchanges in Humble Settings

A string of brief, humorous vignettes from a 19th century social scene. A barber refuses a discount for a customer, a mother chides Franky for pie, and a widow comments on her son’s remarriage. The snippet ends with a playful note about Zenas Sings.

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Woman's Opportunity and the Queen of Home

The Aug 28 sermon by Rev. Talmage argues women belong in their own realm, praising the home as a queenly power. He rejects fixed gender hierarchies, urges women to vote if they choose, and elevates domestic virtue as humanity’s highest service. He Dream-visions of eternal home and praise for maternal influence.

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