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Cambridge Herald

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Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1887

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Road reopens linking Toledo to Bowerston and East

Through service restored on the Toledo to Bowerston route connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. The line offers through car service between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and extends to Bowerston with connections to Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. M D Woodford and James M Hall announce the company’s general manager and passenger agent posts.

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Toledo Bowerston Pennsylvania Cambridge Marietta Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh Chicago M.D Woodford James M. Hall Gen L Pass
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Fiscal year land sales rise and immigrant arrivals surge worldwide

Public land disposals reach 29,111,400 acres with Indian lands adding 716,627 acres, boosting receipts by 3,247,727 over the prior year. Immigrants to the United States in August totaled 87,808, led by Germany and England, while Consul Jernigan reports 34 Japanese railroads started with substantial foreign investment.

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Sparks Treasury Department Germany England and Wales Ireland Sweden Norway Russia Scotland Italy C. C. Sympson Senate Lincoln Washington United States James RB. Ricketts Ricketts Jernigan State Department Japan
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Fires destroy J R Thompson steel works in Jersey City

A large fire consumed the J R Thompson & Co steel works in Jersey City on the 20th, with losses estimated at $100000.

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Emancipation Celebrations and Court Actions Across Regions

Dispatches report Emancipation Day celebrations among colored communities, York Pennsylvania's centennial parade with two thousand schoolchildren, and remarks on national business failures. Other items include a Lebanon Pennsylvania murder confession, the Alesia passenger cholera case, a Maine liquor conviction, a double murder suicide in Haverhill, and a Cooperstown murder sentence set for November 10.

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Embezzlement Conviction and Industrial Disasters Reported

Will Strong former Louisiana Secretary of State convicted of embezzling about four thousand dollars from ticket papers. News notes rail wrecks Gumbo on Gulf division of Southern Kansas at Guthrie Oklahoma and Capitol disaster Wisconsin awards to heirs. Also: Wrecks, robberies, disappearances, and arrests across multiple states with victims named or tied to public figures and institutions.

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Seventeen Years Jail and Fine for Prohibition Violator

Art a druggist clerk received seventeen years and four months in county jail plus 20800 dollars in fines and costs after pleading guilty to 3080 counts under the prohibition law. Herman, the proprietor, was not found and is believed to have left the country. This stands as the heaviest liquor-law punishment in the state. A Sanford bakery fire on the 22nd ruined most of the town’s business area, with losses near 800000 dollars and little insurance. Mrs A St Parsons, wife of a condemned anarchist, was arrested in Chicago on the 23rd for circulating her husband’s address. An explosion at Yellow Springs lime kilns killed engineer Benjamin Freeman. Attorney Grinnell argues the anarchist case cannot reach the Supreme Court. General Pryor expects to obtain a stay and take the case to the high court. Elisha A Robinson, Chicago grocer, returned 15090 dollars to Cook County for doodle ring losses and misconduct. In Marshall Michigan Judge Hooker ruled the Perrin Sibley suit awards reach 510000 dollars to Rochester heirs. Captain John Freer of the schooner Marsh was arrested in Chicago on the 24th, bail set at 4000 dollars. The Enterprise Company barb wire mill in Joliet burned on the 23rd, with a 25000 dollar loss fully insured.

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J. R. Thompson & Co Jersey City Danvers Mass Elizabeth Putnam Merriam Allegheny Mountains Gustavus Reichhelm Pittsburgh Oswego N. Y John Kelly Kingston Penitentiary Kelly Dwight’s Crossing Henry Ward Beecher Amherst College Roger A. Pryor New York United States Supreme Court Gallatin Glass Works Sharpsburg William T. Gravesteen George H. Pell New York City Phillip W. Harding Camden & Atlantic Railrad Camden N. J L. B. Faulkner Dansville Buffalo United States First National Bank Henry Brewster Brewster New Hampshire Senate Pierce Columbia Capson & Woolverton Albany Orso Grisso Fourteenth Regiment Ohio National Guard Ohio Gettysburg Thomas Madden Adam Williams Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Suter Station Madden Williams Rochester J. A. Copeland United Labor Club George Copeland Hollidaysburg Stiffler’s Siding Howard Thomas C. W. Perry E. 8 Wheeler New Haven Conn Union Coal Company Shamokin Hickory Swamp Herr Most der Freiheit Lingg and Engel Chicago Mammoth Michigan National Salt Union Boston International Union Art Herman Sanford Fla A. St. Parsons D. S. Erwin & Co Yellow Springs Benjamin Freeman Grinnell General Pryor Elisha A. Robinson Cook County Marshall Mich Hooker Perrin-Sibley Sibley Heirs John Freer Marsh Boodler McGarrigle Canada Enterprise Company Joliet Til
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Government to enforce coercion bill suppression clauses

The Dublin Telegraph reports the government will enforce suppression clauses of the coercion bill and ban over two hundred branches of the National Irish League immediately.

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Breeders Rams Free of Duty Amid Trade Shift

Treasury allows import of rams for breeding to enter duty free despite importer’s plan to sell. Kilpatrick remains delayed. General's body to arrive mid October. Anarchist case sheriff order issued for Cook County. Odd Fellows lodge in Denver closes its session. Gas tank explosion kills James H. Matthews in Cleveland while two workers injured. Over 100 Chicago divorce cases on docket across five courts. Knights of Labor official to host wage talks for coke workers. Lockwood chair factory and nearby houses burn in Rondout with $100000 loss. Union Ex-Prisoners elect Powell in Belleville as president and urge flag display and veterans relief. Indianapolis chosen for next meeting. Tenement fire in Cleveland mars, Robert Pine fatally injured. Internal Revenue plans beer tests to prevent tampering. frost harms Central Virginia tobacco crop. Lasters’ Protective Union treasurer Crospy flees Dover with $5000. accomplice Emma Lord leaves destitute family.

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Treasury Department General Kilpatrick New York Chilton Cook County Timm Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Denver Col Lake Shore Cleveland James H. Matthews W. J. McCarthy Frank Newmore Chicago A. A. Careton Knights of Labor Lockwood & Co Rondout N. Y Union Ex-Prisoners’ Association George W. Powell Belleville Congress Indianapolis Ontario Street Robert Pine Miller Internal Revenue Bureau Tuerr Virginia P. A. Crospy Lasters
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East Ohio M E Conference appoints district preachers

The East Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference releases annual appointments. Doctors include presiding elders for Cleveland and Canton districts and lists numerous churches and assigned pastors across Akron Youngstown and other districts. The notice names presiding elders such as 8 F Minor and W H Locke and lists many church assignments.

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East Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference East Ohio M. E. Conference Cleveland F. Minor Bissel’s A. R. Custer Burton Samuel Collier Chaplin Falls W. H. Ryder Chardon J. M. Keck Asbury J. B. Cory Broadway R. M. Freshwater Central Louis Paine Euclid Avenue E.P. Edmonds First Church R. B. Pope Kinsman Street Wees Morrow Scoville Avenue H. J. Smith Mayfield BE. B. Wilson Mechanicsville H. J. Henscher Mentor J.J. Wallace Nottingham J. S. Secrest Painesville C. Osborne Perry M. Hickman Saybrook D. Hf. Lee Thompson Austin Wilson Warrens Warrens. Ville, I. C. Paugh; Welshfield, H. W. Dewey, Willoughby, J. &. Edmonds Gillette American Bible Society Central Church William Sampson Children’s Aid Society W.L. Davidson A. H. Norcross Pittsburgh Female College Canton W. Toland Alliance L. H. Stewart Canton—First Church D. H. Muller Kimpson Church K. J. Smith Carrollton J. H. Sterrett Columbiana T. J. Ream Damsacus W. HL. Dickerson East Palestine P. G. Radmmonds Kikton A.T. Copeland G. W. Anderson Greentown G. F. Oliver Hanoverton J. D. Nurton Leetonia J. G. Slusser Malvern J. L. Herron Marlboro A. J. Lane Massillon John Wilson Mechanicstown A. H. Keeler Minerva S. W. McClure Mount Union T. H. Armstrong New Cumberland J. 8. Goodrich New Franklin W. A. Clark New W.H. Locke Akron Second J. H. Conkle Bedford C.K. Locke Braceville Y. Kennedy Bristolville O. W. Holmes Canfield G. S. Baker Charlestown J. E. Hollister Cuyahoga Falls M. W. Dallas Deerfield W. W. Webster Edinburg J. L. Danson Garrettsville B. FE Folgell Hudson Joseph Holgate Kent J. R. Keyes Leavittsburg W. H. Lackey Mantua G.’T. Norris Mogadore C. H. Hanks Nelson O. G. St. John Newton Falls I. J. Harris North Jackson J. Q. A. Miller Peninsula J. R. Hoover Pleasant Valley M. BE. Rainsberger Ravenna E. D. Holtz Rootstown J. R. Jacob Tallmadge Joseph Heahile Twinsburg AL C. Welch Warren J. W. Campbell West Farrington J. H. Merchant Windham W. H. Seeley W. H. Pearson United States Army Prescott A. T F. L. Chalker Western Reserve Seminary West Farmington A. W. Newlin Allegheny College Youngstown E. A. Simons Amboy C. A Shatto Andover J. E. Burtshtabula G. W. Gray Colebrook A. Falkner A. Falkner; Conneaut T. F. Phillips Cortland C. B. Henthorne Dorset George T. Humble Girard T. W. Lane Greensburg George Elliott Gustavus J. W. Moore Hazelton A. D. McHenry Hubbard J. W. King Jefferson H. S. Jackson Kelloggsville H. A Cobbledick Kingsville M. J. Slutz Kinsman J. T. Morton Lowellville A. M. Billingsley Niles D. W. Chandler North Bloomfield D.C. Knowles Orangeville H. F. Thompson Orwell G. J. Bliss Poland J. A. Wright Richmond A. C. Litdefield Rock Creek B.C. Warner Vienna Moses C. Scott Williamsfield W. F. Smith Windsor J. F. Fisher Henrietta Street T. J. Kurtz Trinity A. N. Craft C. W. Harshman J. B. Stockdale C. N. Church Alfred Walls
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Diseases reported by Ohio Board of Health observers

The Ohio State Board of Health reports for the week ending Friday noon September 16 1917 from 56 observers across 37 counties. The items include anecdotes from towns and humorous clippings such as exchanges about burglars and a clergyman’s boast about building a church from his own head.

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Ohio State Board of Health
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Old Whaler recounts encounter with Confederate privateer Shenandoah

A veteran sailor tells how the Katherine of New London hooked with the Confederate privateer Shenandoah in the Arctic in 1865. The crew, largely non American, were captured, paroled, and the whalers burned as the Shenandoah torched seven vessels before boarding the General Ward for San Francisco.

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Tragedy of the Crater Recalled in Petersburg Fight

Major W. H. Powell recounts the Crater explosion during the Petersburg assault. Union troops broke and reformed amid a massive dust cloud and debris. Soldiers advanced over works to reach a thirty foot deep crater filled with guns, timbers, and buried men, including a Second Lieutenant rescued and revived.

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Petersburg Major W. H. Powell Century
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Civil War Flag Gift to Company H Mentioned

The Polo ladies presented a silk flag to Company H of the Fifteenth Illinois Infantry on May 24 1861. The flag accompanied the unit through Shiloh and Donelson where Lt Col Ellis fell. the old banner now ragged, bloodstained, and preserved by Captain Swift for its fading memory.

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