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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
2
A late 19th century Jeffersonian issue discusses frequent ship and railroad accidents, remarks on propaganda and speech restrictions, and critiques U S and English policy. It mentions Dewey, Altgeld, Nihilism, Anarchism, and the Monroe Doctrine while reflecting on canal plans and wireless telegraphs.
A fragmented column recounts heated political struggles with figures such as Tillman McLain and Collins and notes shifts in party control. It then shifts to a stark condemnation of the British war in South Africa, detailing colonial death tolls, especially among children, and criticizing perceived imperial excess. The piece closes with civilian welfare items and local notices on health cures and consumer goods.
A murky account discusses political maneuvering around George B. Cox and outsiders shaping Ohio's house and senate. It laments partisan influence, calls for independent candidates from urban areas, and warns against treating legislators as mere tools of bosses while urging voters to demand accountable, thoughtful representation.
Senators and representatives denounce or defend Admiral Dewey and Schley verdicts in heated national debate. Paraker criticizes the inquiry while urging respect for Dewey. others warn against political manipulation of naval matters and the impact on public opinion.
Fragmentary auction listing details sheep cattle and goats with varied prices and conditions. Mentions choice, prime, good categories and multiple small lots including fresh cat and other unidentified stock with scattered figures and descriptors.
The eastern flood recedes in Pennsylvania and Maine as railways and mills reopen slowly. Dozens of mines and factories remain underwater, with tens of thousands idle and property losses mounting. In Maine floods disrupt mills and transport, while icing streets and halted trains hamper recovery efforts.
A public notice warns that unscrupulous imitators use the Chase name to peddle Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills. The warning explains the illness claims and stresses that the real product includes the doctor’s portrait and initials A W, and promises renewed energy and sleep.
The notice discusses accusations of fraud in Monroe County involving Mr Taylor and independent Democrats, clarifying positions of Republicans and independents, and noting loyalty of Monroe Republicans. It references the Original Brass Band and lists members of the Cambridge Mozart Band, with current residences for survivors.
Eminent doctors extend their services free for three months to invalids who call before January 10. They will provide consultation, advice, and even surgical operations at no charge, aiming to treat male weakness, catarrh, deafness, skin diseases, and other illnesses.
Dr D L Rankin announces new dental parlors at 713 Wheeling Ave Cambringa. Services include growth and child tooth work, examinations offered with no charge when desired, Surchet Barking listed as contact.
The Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool England is certified by the Ohio Insurance Department as compliant and authorized to operate in Ohio. The record lists asset totals liabilities expenditures and mentions officer signatures and a Cambridge agent.
An advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills and Ointment claiming they restore nerve strength and vitality. It cites testimonials from Cambridge residents and mentions prices 50 cents for pills and 60 cents for ointment. It notes a portrait and signature of A W Chase on every package.
The undersigned has been duly appointed administrator at the estate of Robi Lerrell deceased of Guernsey county Ohio this 7th day of December 1901. All persons indebted to the estate must pay immediately and those with claims against the estate must present them authenticated to the undersigned for allowance Samuel Oliver John Black Attorney December 13.
Community items include George Gillespie estate sale of sixty acres. John Milligan and sons purchasing land from Gillespie. Williams and Gibson mentioned with various local actions. Several residents ill or recovering, church activities planned, and Christmas notices. phone company service updates and school or church events listed.
Mattie B. Gillespie guardian over a minor, with father Tam Gillespie of Pun Ducust Street, Meireespart, Alleghiy county, Pennsylvan ia, petitions for sale of decedent William J. Gillespie estate to pay debts and costs. The court appoints Jane Boyd as administrator of the estate to retire or sell property, delineating bounds, acreage and mortgages, with public sale to satisfy claims. Robert Melsalant, Guernsey county surveyor, provides survey details and witnesses, with dates and legal actions set for response.
Prolonged religious gathering at Inwian Camp will continue through this week and into next. A Friday evening literary meeting featured remarks by a local speaker with hopes for Mr. Pemaple to attend. Several residents, including Miss Hessia Cowden and Miss Mae McCulley, are noted for recent visits and activities in the community.
A charity shop guide suggests thoughtful gift options suitable for a wide range of recipients. It highlights versatile selections and emphasizes choosing items that suit individual tastes and occasions.
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