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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
1
Otto A. Fleissner, famed American epicurean and former chef to Golda W. J. Coady, recently served as chef at the Rainier Grand Hotel in Seattle, Washington. He writes about his experiences and culinary philosophy in this brief note from his current post.
The 77th Ohio General Assembly convened in Columbus with Lt Governor Harding presiding. Governor Herrick’s farewell urged canal rehabilitation and stricter bank laws, while Carmi A. Thomson named speaker urged economy and anti corruption. Herrick pressed for canal action and a broad lobby abolition stance to reform state government and municipal systems.
Peruna positions itself as the cure by removing catarrh at the kidney center. The advertisement asserts that eradicating the cause fixes kidney difficulty and restore regular function. It cites thousands of testimonials and offers confidential correspondence with Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
A busy update from Washington area society events and schools. Items include Charles Hayman recovering from lung fever, New Year visits among Byesville and Caldwell residents, and local church entertainments. The piece also records marriages, campus visits, and community movements affecting families and educators.
Frame family and relatives from Columbus Chicago Byesville Morristown and other places visit and travel. Local events include a sugar tree mare valued at 200 dollars, Bertha Leeper’s Washington trip, and road system hopes. Albert Arnold returns from Fairview with son. Stires moved to Sandusky Soldiers Home. Finley Lion receives Rogers silver tableware gift. Oyster supper at Robert Bell’s, New Year visit by Willie Browers. School resumes Jan 2. Rheumatism confines Charlie McKahan. U P Woman's Missionary Society meets at James Gillespie’s. James Linn and David Harding visit Finley Linn. Mrs Isaac Lanning in poor health with pneumonia.
Kimboldon residents include George Davis on sick list and Edith and Wilma Wendell visiting Cambridge for holidays with their uncle J B Mathews and family. Miss Lizzie Baumgardner leaving for Pennsylvania for seasonal work. Howard Mathews and sister Eliza visited Mrs J T Anderson in New Concord. Mt Hermon youths hosted a social at Rev S W Lorimer home. Mary Cullen returned after two months with brother James Cullen of Suston Pa. Miss Sadie Robinson visiting friends in Newcomerstown. Elsie Kennedy spent weekend with Cambridge friends. Wm Kennedy and family near Braay visited mother Mrs James Kennedy. Miss Forrest Boothe of New Philadelphia visited Harlen Boothe’s family.
Miss Alta Stewart returned to Lei after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs chn Stewart. A large crowd attended the Christmas tree at Sherrard schoolhouse. Mr and Mrs Slimer of Coshocton, Arthur Cass and Robert Layton of Newark were visitors. Young people enjoyed a gathering at Rev W Lorimer's, and Mrs G E Bell visited her parents. Mrs Giffin hosted thirty young people at her home. Mr and Mrs Wiley hosted a party. Rev A S Copley traveled to Toledo for a Christian Alliance meeting.
Brook Robinson visited his parents at Caldwell from Wednesday to Saturday last week Elmer Morton of OSA visits his parents north of Quaker City Harry Griest and family from Oscaloosa Ind visiting Oxford township Wille Minnie and Okey Devault visited St Clairsville Friday and Saturday A number of young people were insured at Wm Johnson s Saturday night Rev Mr Yaegar begins protracted meeting at Fletcher M E church Tuesday evening Quarterly meeting announced at Fairview four weeks from Saturday East of December Kirt Merryman visited with Hugh Keenan s near Quaker City New Year s John Johnson aged citizen living near county border buried Wednesday at 10 o clock Willis Morgan in poor health New Year s observed quietly here.
Winterset notes travel and visits as B S Baker from Middlebourne returns home after visits at Byesville and here. Birth announced for Carl and wife’s daughter born Dec 30 1906. School resumes after nine weeks. E W Baker visits Cambridget and Byesville. Miss Mary Smith from Sugartree visits relatives. Local attendance at Antrim New Year tree. John Fitzgerald of Rocky Fork visits town. Miss Daisy Parker from Sugartree visits Bula Nicholson. Velma Len Patterson sick. Medical and dental students from Starling and O M U return to Columbus.
Ralph Kackley visits sister Mrs. M. Nicholson and family at North Jackson. Sherman and Grant Heskett visit friends at Mt. Vernon. J. M. Kackley entertains Misses Glenna Hershiser and Mabel Kelley along with several men earlier in the week. Watch meeting held at Mrs. Martha Dyson. Out of town visitors include Miss Mary Nelson of East Palestine and Miss Virgil Secrest of Hartford. Miss Mabel Kelley returns to Springfield after visiting Miss Norwest a Kackley. Edna Dyson travels to Zanesville to pursue business studies at Meredith College. Mrs. John Johnson of South Olive visits daughter May Ogte. Birth: a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tilden on Dec. 31, 1905.
Mrs Bonivhant of Washington spent several days last week with daughter Mrs F U Tedrick. John Jordan visited friends in Washington. Miss Ollie Bishard of Barnes mill is visiting sister Mrs C B Olden. Mrs Eugene Wiesenstein and son Grover called on her father John Brown. A number of young people spent Monday evening at C K Olden’s home and reported a good time.
An ornate gold autograph album signed by hundreds of Havana residents was sent to Miss Alice Roosevelt as a wedding gift. Dr G F Mascato, studying at Penn, brought it to Philadelphia after display at the Cuban consulate. Prominent Varana natives in Philadelphia will sign it before Dr Mascato takes it to Washington for the Cuban minister.
Ottawa dispatch reports James Burke known as Trieis Burke was murdered in a dimly lit drawl hideout. Authorities say the shooting occurred during a tense standoff near an out of the way locale with few witnesses.
January 2 report from Albany notes a decisive caucus test among Republican assemblymen over whether the speakership nomination will be decided by a secret ballot. Both sides marshal resources around this issue as pledges for or against Wadsworth and Governor Higgins’ choice are reevaluated amid the tense contest.
Indiana official David Storms refused to resign as Secretary of State after a morning meeting with the Governor. The governor is expected to pursue legal action to remove Storms. A separate item reports the suicide of Wm. B. Martin, formerly with Blondell Steel in Cambridge, Ohio, who had ties to Buffalo and Huntington, amid plant troubles. He was about 35, single, and a trained worker.
Washington January 2 The Supreme Court affirmed the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling denying a new trial for James B Howard who sits under a life sentence for the murder of Governor Goebel.
Cecelia A. Wolsey once known as Lillian Western leaves 15000 to fund care for her dog parrot and two love birds with Harrie Gates named as custodian. The will provides Gates use of the funds and upon her death the remainder goes to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals or to homeless animals if Gates survives.
Cleveland, Jan 2. Paul Sordel, 40, a known figure in the red light district, shot Jessie Smith, 23, at 8 The Tesa street resort then killed himself. Sordell, called a 75 dollars lover, acted after jealousy. Smith warned about Jim A and tried to leave city when he entered her room. He fired five bullets, she died in the street. he then shot himself from an upstairs window.
Lew Byron presents AaY Hyperion theater in a firey show with Miss ig and Wycher ie stars. Bernard Staw of Haven Conn. is noted as a featured performer in a professional turn.
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