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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
8
Heavy snows along the eastern Rockies drive wild game onto ranches near Denver. Cattle and sheep lose hay stocks as deer antelope and mountain sheep are seen near Fremont county and in Insmont and Bailey areas. A coyote threatened the Bailey hotel dogs amid record winter conditions.
In New York Chinatown on December 28 a laundryman was killed and another mortally wounded in their fourth floor rooms behind Pell Street. Police were told the victim knew three men and detectives from Elizabeth Street Station searched the area for three young men suspected to belong to a rival tong.
Conference failure ends talks as Northern Pacific and Great Northern refuse immediate reinstatement. Labor leaders seek federal aid. switchmen face ultimatum to accept wage hours offer by tomorrow. potential federation intervention cited. Washington and St Paul report ongoing labor dispute with broad implications.
President Taft plans to urge Congress to ban gambling in futures for wheat corn cotton and other farm goods. He argues legitimate industry suffers and the public should be protected. A bill may be introduced by Representative Scott of Kansas and sent to Congress.
Secretary Morrison said engineers conductors firemen and trainmen will be represented at the conference or allied with the organizations. Telegraphers jewelers machinists freight handlers clerks switchmen and shopworkers unions form the railroad department. Jeannette Stewart Ford ill to appear in Cincinnati case over nestalgi money theft from Charles Deane.
Prince Chun, father of Chi Shanghai and former regent, was stabbed and lightly wounded as he left a carriage in Peking. The assailant, a Manchu ex-cook in the imperial household, was arrested. This marks the fifth government official targeted in less than a week.
Newark December 28 William B Annis advertising man killed by Captain Peter Hains in August 1908 left an estate valued at 303 95 dollars per petition filed in the surrogate court by his widow and executrix Mrs Helen B Annis
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the company's office on Tuesday January 4 1910 at 1 o'clock p m for the election of a Board of Directors and any other business that may come before the meeting. C C COSGROVE Secretary. 97-3¢
Craig's department store unveils large price cuts across its coat and suit sections. Savings target men and women shoppers with wide selection and deeper discounts. Limited stock may vary by size and style.
Remaining holiday merchandise will be sold at cost and below at Kaufman's this week only. Special pricing applies to remaining stock as the sale continues through the week.
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