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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1908

Page

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Pearce Bill Debate Highlights Labor Rights Struggle

Washington scene features Dalzell clash over peonage inquiry as Pearce bill to curb injunctions dominates Judiciary Committee. Gompers urges protection of labor organizations against court actions while Senate debates ocean mail subsidy and currency measures. Noted surgeon Dr Isaac R Tremble dies in Baltimore from infection after an operation.

Washington Committee On Rules House of Representatives Dalzell Mann Illinois Hull Iowa Slayden Texas Holliday Indiana Senate Gallinger Depew Simmons North Carolina Whyte Maryland Gompers American Federation of Labor House Committee On the Judiciary United States Judiciary Committee Pearre Supreme Court Baltimore Isaac R. Tremble

L Halsey Williams Jr Dies in Albuquerque New Mexico

L Halsey Williams Jr of Sewickley Va connected with the Cambridge Glass Plant at its opening died in Albuquerque New Mexico last Friday afternoon He was 24 and had been in the Southwest for six months The Pittsburg Gazette Times notes his death and says his body will be brought back to Shields for burial He was a famed horseman and well known in Cambridge Sewickley and Shields

L. Halsey Williams, Jr Sewickley Cambridge Glass Albuquerque New Mexico Williams Cambridge Pittsburg Shields Susan Chicago South-West

Miner Wm Yaw Files Bankruptcy Indicating No Assets

Wm Yaw a coal miner of Seneca ville filed a bankruptcy petition with Referee Dugan. Liabilities are listed at 274.04 with zero assets. The first meeting of creditors is set for Monday morning March 9 at 10 o'clock at Referee Dugan’s office.

Wm. Yaw Senecaville Referee Dugan Yaw Dugan

Baby Born To Mc Maniway Family in Guernsey Mines

A daughter B. A. Urban was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Mc Maniway of the Guernsey Mines on Tuesday February 25. The Urban family, recently moved to Bay City Texas, arrived in Cambridge Saturday night to prepare their move and ship goods. Mrs Urban now runs the town’s sole millinery store in Bay City and reports strong business.

Wm. McManiway Guernsey B. A. Urban Bay City Texas Cambridge

Washington hopes rise as farmers pledge coal land for railroad

Citizens of Washington and surrounding territory await a new line after Charles Young of Chicago gains pledges for 1500 acres of coal land in Love City area. Plan covers Love City to Washington, with extension to Jewett and connection to the Wabash system. Right of way sources include Dale Terrill McCulloch Coen Criswell Cook and McDonald farms. Expected operation by mid July with funding via bonds for the four mile segment.

Washinon Surrouning Washington Love City Charles Young Chicago Young Jewett Washingon Cambridge Lore City Dale

Bullet Crashes Through Window At Byesville Depot

Report from Byesville says a bullet pierced a depot window as a northbound passenger train arrived. No injuries were reported though several passengers were frightened. A man fired but identity not established.

Byesville Depot Marietta Division Byesville Jeffersonian

Changes in B. and O. office force go into effect

The article notes promotions in the freight office at B. and O. with Sam Henderson becoming cashier and Granville Fordyce moving to Henderson's former post. Charles Dean is now corresponding clerk and Howard Scott becomes yard clerk. All changes took effect Monday.

Union Station Sam Henderson Granville Fordyce Mr. Henderson Charles Dean Howard Scott M. Fordyce

Bullfight and Naval Pageantry Dazzle Lima Crowds

Ten thousand spectators including many officers from the American fleet witnessed a bullfight in Lima. President Pardo and staff watched from royal boxes as matadors were injured. Bands saluted with national anthems and a birthday celebration preceded further battles. Thousands visited ships in Callao with a regatta won by the Peruvian transport Iquitos and competing crews from Louisiana and Georgia.

Lima Peru Pardo Theuuch Columbia Callao Iquitos Chalace Kentucky Union Club Louisiana Georgia

Condition of the Waege Victims

Katherine Clancey at the hospital is steadily improving and sleeps well. Robert Allison, Fred Willis, and Grove Daley rest well after fractures, while Jesse Vanalistine remains in serious but hopeful condition. Mrs Arret Phillips and Harry Greer show improvement at home. Fred Cale suffers greatly though no amputation yet. others injured include Charles Dagenhart, Charles Siffert, Cecil Calvert, Rex Sarches, and Chad Chaltant, all reported badly hurt.

Katherine Clancey Robert Allison Fred Willis Grove Daley Jesse Vanalistine Arret Phillips Additon Harry Greer Glass Plant Addition Fred Cale South 9Th Street Charles Dagenhart Charles Siffert Cecil Calvert Rex Sarches Chad Chaltant

Clyde McCulley Returns After Crime Spree

Clyde McCulley, conductor on the city car, was seen on the streets this morning. He carries a sling on his left arm and shows soreness after the alleged crime. Reports indicate about thirty-five victims are rapidly recovering.

Clyde McCulley

Cambridge Knights Secure Hotel for Conclave in Cincinnati

Messrs O M Hoge H H Madis on and Charlies 8S Turnbaugh report the Cambridge Commandery No 47 K T has secured Hotel Linton accommodations for the Knight Templar Conclave October 13 14 15 in Cincinnati. The hotel will reserve an entire floor for at least 150 Knights and friends including the Cambridge band of 36. The band and group will travel October 13 by a five coach special train to arrive in Cincinnati around 4 PM, with about 15 000 Knights expected and fifty bands from across the state.

O. M. Hoge H. H. Madison Charlies Turnbaugh Cambridge Commandery K. T Cincinnati Knight Templar Linton Cambridge Knights Cambridge Pennsylvania Lines Columbus Queen City Canton Toledo

Ohio Senate backs probe into penitentiary management

Columbus Ohio February 25 the senate agreed to amendments on the Rathburn resolution calling for an investigation of the Ohio penitentiary administration. Senate committee members were Ward Huffman and Sawyer. House members not announced. Senator Espy plans a rescission of a prior Cincinnati and Hamilton county affairs resolution and a joint committee will be named. The Atwell initiative and referendum proposal remains in the judiciary committee until after the Republican convention.

Columbus Senate Rathburn Ohio Ward Huffman Sawyer House Espy Cincinnati Hamilton County Eagle Son Atwell Judiciary Committee

Murder at St Elizabeths Shocks Denver Church

Father Leo Heinrichs is killed during a mass at St Elizabeths Catholic Church in Denver. Authorities plan a swift murder trial for Giuseppe Alio, who said bells reminded him of Sicily. Witnesses recall church leaders vowing to honor Father Leo as a martyr.

Denver Col St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church Leo Percy A. Phillips Matz Los Angeles Alio Sicily Stidger Father Leo Colorado Springs Guiseppe Guarnaccio Angelo Gabriele Guiseppe Alio Leo Heinrichs Giuseppe Alio St. Elizabeth's Church

Foraker Endorsed by Sixth District Delegates in Ohio

Veligations from all counties in the Sixth district show endorsement of Foraker for president and the election of two national delegates pledged to him. Xenia overflows with Foraker lithographs as Taft and Roosevelt imagery vanish. Wilberforce University in Xenia, the nation’s largest colored educational institution, reacts with jubilation at the Foraker preference.

Xenia Fed Foraker Senator Foraker Taft Roosevelt Wilberforce University America

Enos Elected Trustee in Smith Bankruptcy Case

The first creditors meeting for M. A. Smith the South Side Pharmacist occurred at 10 o clock in Referee George D. Dugans office. City Solicitor B F Enos was elected Trustee with a $1000 bond fixed.

M. A. Smith South Side George D. Dugan B. F. Enos

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