Jeffersonian subscription terms and sale locations
Delivery by carrier in Cambridge costs 10 cents per week or 5.00 per year. Mail subscriptions must be paid in advance and will not continue beyond paid time. The Weekly Jeffersonian offers 1.00 per year or 0.60 for six months, 0.25 for three months. The Daily Jeffersonian is sold at News Depot in the Woodworth Building on Wheeling Avenue, published each evening except Sunday at 821 823 Wheeling Avenue.
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Cambridge
Jeffersonian
News Depot
Woodworth Building
Wheeling Avenue
Aug. 24 In American History Highlights Burned Washington
Notes mark 1814 British capture of Washington D C and the burning of public buildings, 1892 Gloucester Mass celebrates its 250th anniversary, and 1903 death of southern humorist Major Charles H. Smith born 1826.
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Washington
Capitol
Gloucester
Mass
Major Charlies H. Smith
Celestial Conjunction and Echoes of Wit in Brief
The item notes Mercury in conjunction with Jupiter moving west to east, with sun and moon rise and set times and future dates. It also quotes Paul Leicester Ford on compliments and La Rochefoucauld on naturalness. It reports Mrs Frank Wilkin departing Cambridge for Denver after a death in the family.
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Mercury
Jupiter
Paul Leicester Ford
Frank Wilkin
Cambridge
Louis Sheen
Denver
Mrs Emma Rose and Edith Visit Cumberland Relatives
Mrs Emma Rose and daughter Edith from Pittsburg have left with Mrs O B Frisbee for Cumberland to visit relatives after a stay with a cousin.
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Emma Rose
Edith
Pittsburg
O. B. Frisbee
Cumberland
Mrs Stoner Returns From Visits and Home Coming
Mrs. L. D. Stoner of West Wheeling Avenue returned Monday from visits with friends at Otsego and Zanesville. She also attended the annual Home Coming at Adamsville.
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L. D. Stoner
West Wheeling Avenue
Otsego
Zanesville
Adamsville
Misses Middleton and Wallace Enjoy Atlantic City Outings
Word from Misses Mary Middleton and Stella Wallace at Atlantic City reports they are enjoying their stay. They have taken short trips to various beautiful spots along the Atlantic coast.
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Mary &. Middleton
Stella Wallace
Atlantic City
Atlantic
Tragedy After Quarrel Ends in double tragedy in Norwalk
In South Norwalk Connecticut James Cavanagh a polisher shot his daughter in law Mrs James Cavanagh Jr after a family quarrel Then he placed the revolver to his mouth and killed himself He died on the way to the hospital The daughter in law was about years old and Cavanagh was about five years old There had been frequent quarrels between them.
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South Norwalk
Conn
James Cavanagh
Spring Hill
Norwalk
James Cavanagh, Jr
Cavanagh
Cava- 2
Landsman and Sailor Reflect On Sea And Street Safety
L. Frank Tooker argues in Century that risk on land and sea differ. He notes modern speed and safety measures shape dangers for pedestrians and ships alike, contrasting daily land tragedies with voyages at sea and the old prayer for sailors.
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L. Frank Tooker
Century
On Hiring a Cook
A well groomed prospective employer rejects a high priced French cook noting that such cooks require excessive kitchen equipment and space. The manager concedes there may be truth in complaints about fancy cooks, whether foreign or American.
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New York Sun
The Twenty Cent Revenge on Amsterdam Avenue Bus
A woman boards an Amsterdam avenue car in a foul mood and drops a quarter from a jeweled purse. She insists the conductor pick it up, prompting him to replace the coin with four nickels before continuing the ride. The exchange ends as he rings up her fare and returns to the rear platform.
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Amsterdam
New York Press
Thousand Families Homeless After Lumber Mill Fire
A fire at a local lumber mill in Krementchug Russia left about a thousand families homeless after burning through the night. Residents rushed to evacuate as flames consumed buildings and surrounding sheds in the district.
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Krementchug
Russia
Six Deaths In Feud Fight In Texas Fields
In a feud between laborers on farms around Juriquilla and Santa Rosa six men were killed and ten seriously injured in El Paso Texas. The violence broke out amid tensions over work and pay among competing groups. Local authorities reported the deaths and injuries and vowed investigations.
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el Paso
Tex
Juriquilla
Santa Rosa
Tennyson Centenary and Milestones of a Poet Laureate
A compact record traces Lord Alfred Tennyson born 1809 through key life events. Highlights cover school days in Louth, Cambridge matriculation, travels with Hallam, 1845 pension, 1850 marriage to Emily Sellwood, 1860s travel, 1862 Victoria interview, 1884 barony, 1892 death and burial beside Browning with notable pallbearers.
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Lord Alfred Tennyson
Eng
Hallam
Pope
Homer
Scott
Tennyson
George Tennyson
Somersby
Lincolnshire
Louth
Trinity
Cambridge
Arthur Henry Hallam
Vienna
Epping Forest
Tunbridge Wells
Maidstone
Shiplake Church
Emily Sellwood
Areo
Oxford D. Co. L
Queen Victoria
Albert
Shakespeare
Browning
Jane Austen
Chaucer
Divorce court as civilizing force, Judge Richardson asserts
In Boston, Judge Richardson of the superior court states the divorce court protects personal liberty during divorce proceedings. Heframes Massachusetts divorce law as mercy toward women, noting grounds like cruelty and drunkenness as legitimate causes. He contrasts modern courts with barbaric swift actions and cites improvements in women’s protections.
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Richardson
Superior Court
Boston
Massachusetts
England's War Scare Evident in Public Parks Say General Hawkins
General Rush C. Hawkins, retired US Army, back in New York from Europe, notes a war scare in England. He cites children playing soldiers in parks as a striking symptom and claims Germany does not seek war, though English opinion remains wary.
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Rush C. Hawkins
New York
England
Germany
New Mail Catching Device Sparks Rail Interest
Albert Hupp of Kansas City invents a collapsible tube system to retrieve mail pouches from fast trains. The device conducts several pouches directly from station to mail car without stopping the train and aims to improve on the iron arm crane method. He seeks interest from railroads and the post office department.
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Albert Hupp
Kansas City
Post Office Department
Hupp
Pono Department
McArdle Spotter Mobbed After Cambridge Visit
A man identified as the Spotter for President McArdle of the Amalgamated Association was mobbed and severely beaten in Steubenville on Saturday night. He could not be identified or traced to any employing corporation, and was expelled from the city amid strong anti spy sentiment among locals.
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Cambridge
McArdle
Amalgamated Association
Steubenville
Amalgamated
Cambridge Ww Picnic Set at Oldham s Grove
The Cambridge Ww. cc. T. C. will hold a picnic at Oldham s Grove on Thursday this week. Mrs Minnie Barnes of Pittsburg visits Miss Laura Criswell of East Steubenville Ave. Mr and Mrs J F Orr of North Seventh St visit daughter Mrs Albert Forger in Bellaire.
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Cambridge Ww. cc. T. C
Oldham’s Grove
Minnie Barnes
Pittsburg
Laura Criswell
East Steubenville Avenue
J. F. Orr
North Seventh Street
Albert Forger
Bellaire
Kaufman's Clearance Sale Closes This Saturday
Saturday marks the final day of Kaufman's Clearance Sale. The notice notes an urgent close to discounted merchandise as shoppers rush to save on remaining stock.
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Kaufman’s
Fragmented OCR Item Lacks Coherent Event
A garbled OCR line contains scattered monetary values and symbols with no clear event, entities, or context to summarize. notes show numbers like 1.00 and 16¢ but no readable names, places, dates, or actions.
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