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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1887

Page

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International Medical Congress and Navy Promotions Highlight Event

More than 2,500 delegates attended the international medical congress with President Cleveland delivering a welcome address. Mrs. Cleveland declined to present city flags to New York firemen citing her unwillingness to assume a prominent public role. Commissions were issued for newly promoted naval officers Daniel H. Braine George Brown Henry B. Robeson Benjamin F. Tilley and Benjamin J. Richards.

International Medical Congress Cleveland Hewitt New York Daniel H. Braine George Brown Henry B. Robeson Benjamin F. Tilley Benjamin J. Richards Porter Suh Bayard Secretary of the Interior Montana United States Roberts Tiago Chili Jerome Lee Second Comptroller's Office Washington Treasury Department Berlin Stockslager

Import Firms Sued Over Foreign Labor Law Violation

The article reports a United States Court suit against Ross Turner & Co of Massachusetts for alleged importation of foreign labor, with a $31,000 penalty per case. It also covers a Boston death of Martin Ryerson, large gold arrivals, and a series of fire, storm, and political updates across New England and New York, naming multiple firms, places, and figures.

Mass Ireland Ross, Turner & Co United States Martin Ryerson Chicago Boston Werra New York S. Ives & Co Niagara Preserving Company Lockport N. Y New England New Haven (Conn ) Wire Company Wheeler & Co Maverick Oil Works East War Eagle Grant Locomotive Works Paterson N. J Union Labor and Greenback Party Williamsport Union Labor Party Cincinnati Charles 5. Keyser Philadelphia H. S. Bunker Hollidaysburg William Cleveland Orange Cleveland New York & New Haven Harlem Bridge W. H. Earle Worcester John Blackman Springfield Amos FE. Hall J. H. Kilbourne F. M. Stowe Allen Coffin New York State Saratoga Binghamton Norwich Haverhill Henry Ommon Show Massachusetts Knowlton Ames Gardner Wisconsin Utah John Isaac Hart Arlington Saegertown Mineral Springs Meadville Colby, Duncan & Co New York City Henry Becker Shenandoah Nicholas Knebels Becker Harrisburg Echobarie Valley Eatonian Junction

Engineers and crowds suffer as crashes mar event day

An Italian woman died and other passengers were injured when engines and cars collided. engineers survived by jumping. Separately, 200 delegates attended New York labor meetings forming the Progressive Labor party. A tunnel collapse buried three men in Yonkers with no escape. Other items note political, transport, and business events across the region.

New York Socialistic United Labor Party Suh Progressive Labor Party Wird Central Labor Union New York Underground Railway Company Commissioner of Public Works Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange New York Broadway and Exchange Place Thomas Kelly Michael Crowe Walters North Yonkers N.Y Albert Talbott United States Kentucky Philadelphia Jockey West EF. J. Baldwin Saratoga Springs N. Y Saratoga Race Track Canada

James Weeks shot dead outside Quincy church as feud erupts

Reports detail the killing of James Weeks, superintendent of the Quincy Sunday school in Kentucky, by neighbor John Harris after leaving the church on the Fourth. The feud linked to long-standing enmity is cited as the motive.

James Weeks Quincy John Harris Marsh T. Polk Tennessee Mexico Mr. Gamble Anniston Ala Polk City Bolivar Tenn Toledo Tri-State Fair Grounds Dubuque Carver Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Pope Leo Calico California J. S H. Stewart E. L. Harper & Co Cincinnati Larry Maloy Sabina Rawson

Manitoba Premier Raises One Million Bond Loan for Railway

Foreign intelligence reports Premier Norquay of Manitoba secure a one million dollar provincial bond loan to finish the Red River Valley railway. rails lie in Montreal ready for use. Fire at Newburg Ontario destroys village business center. nearly fifty families left homeless. few insured. British subsidy of £45000 yearly approved for Canadian Pacific Railway mail service. Montreal grand jury returns true bill against Chicago boodler McGarrigle and Pinkerton Hickey. bench warrant issued. Pasteur honored by Emperor Francis Joseph with Iron Crown decoration. Trades Union Congress backs eight hour day and Saturday holiday. 700,000 unemployed may influence outcome. St Johns reports August storm damage near 1,000,000. eleven schooners missing. Tilt Cove and Labrador report several vessels lost.

Norquay Manitoba Red River Valley Montreal Newburg Ont Canadian Pacific Railway Chicago McGarrigle Pinkerton Colonel Hickey McGarrigie Francis Joseph M. Pasteur Order of the Iron Crown Trades Union Congress London St. Johns N. B Tilt Cove Labraedor Tan

Multiple incidents reported from Kenton to Chicago and beyond

The night of the 9th in Kenton Ohio saw William Ochs fatally shoot George James during a burglary. Other items note Canada’s public debt rising to 225,404,461 dollars, Minneapolis sawmills loss of 270,000 dollars, a Lehigh strike by miners, a Martin's Ferry gas explosion injuring two, a Dealeville Alabama cabin fire killing four children, the Jefferson Missouri Bald Knobbers trial ending, a Baltimore & Ohio express crash near Terra Alta with one death, a Coke workers strike threat in 10 000 laborers, death of educator Prof J Russel Wenn in Michigan, and Chicago grand jury indictments of four for aiding in MacGarrigle’s escape.

Kenton William Ochs George James Dominion of Canada Minneapolis Minn EiGur Thousaxp Lehigh Tamaqua Mauch Chunk Martin’s Ferry Noah Burton Wheeling (Va James Laing Dealeville Ala United States Jefferson Douglass County New York Express Baltimore & Ohio Terra Alta W. Va O. W. Cooper Miners’ Amalgamated Association J. Russel Wenn Brenton Harbor Mich Grand Chicago MacGarrigle Leonard St. John College of Physicians and Surgeons Levi Dell John Irving Edward Blake John Freer George A. Maresh

Synopsis of Patents Report Highlights Issued and Finances

The Commissioner of Patents, Benton J. Hall, sent the Secretary of the Interior a synopsis of the annual report. Applications for patents totaled 40,678 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 186, with 38,408 the prior year, and 21,732 patents issued overall. Expired patents reached 12,782. trademarks registered 1,101 and labels 384. Receipts were 1,150,046.05 with expenditures 981,046.09, yielding a surplus of 168,401.96 and a treasury balance of 23,169,401.06. The death of Levi Bacon uncovered a 31,091 shortage, including 11,525 public money and 8,668 collected since. A need for more office space is noted.

Washington Patents Benton J. Hall Secretary of the Interior Levi Bacon Bureau Bacon United States Treasury

Mrs Cleveland declines public flag presentation invitation

The article reports a letter from Mrs. Frances Cleveland declining to attend a September flag presentation to New York firemen, citing that as the president’s wife she should not participate publicly in the ceremony. Aldermanic chair John Quinn explains the decision aimed to avoid political capital and portray Mrs. Cleveland as a guest of the city.

Washington Abram S. Hewitt R. Beekman J. JE. Fitzgerald New York City New York Francis Folsom Curverano Cleveland John Quinn

Ohio State Board reports diseases by county week ending Sept 2 1887

New cases of typhoid fever appear in Somerset Dague Cardington Wadsworth Rushsylvania Wharton Cleves Herring Milford. Diphtheria cases noted in Cincinnati Port Jefferson Zanesville Milford Whetstone Herring Cynthiana. Scarlet fever cited in Cincinnati Beaver Sandusky Columbus.

Este Retails Sree Rasten Elena al ¢ Keemarks Somerset Dague Cardington Wadsworth Rushsylvania Wharton Cleves Herring Milford Cincinnati Port Jefferson Zanesville Whetstone Cynthiana Beaver Sandusky Columbus C. O. Progst

Murderer Confesses in Ada Stone Case in Rochester

Ed ward Sheldon a nineteen year old tramp confesses to killing Mrs Ada Stone in Rochester. He says she refused food and struck him then he knocked her down with a club and choked her to death. He disposed of the body in the cellar. The report also notes a cigar dealer selling coupon books and other brief items.

Rochester N. Y Ada Stone Edward Sheldon

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