This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
2
Local editor Amos, aged unspecified, is noted in a late 1902 Cambridge newspaper notice. The document references entry at the post office and class designation for mailing. The fragmentary text names the journal and editor while indicating a formal postal matter during January.
The piece surveys political debates and public policy themes as 1901 ends, with references to Gov Nash, Roosevelt, and national concerns. It notes wartime and domestic issues, urging duty, constitutional questions, and lessons for the coming year while mentioning Ohio governance and rural development.
In Havana the trial of Cuban post office fraud suspects continues. Estes Rathbone Moya and Marcela Mas Cara are defended by Lamuea and Desvernino as clerks say they received charged stamps from Charles Neeley without records and used proceeds to pay Neeley.
Cam bridge residents hosted New Year guests including Mo and Mas Levi Philips and the Lan ning family. Visitors from Fanview and Milnersville joined community gatherings, while W D McCormick left for school in Newport Ohio. A public sale of personal property was announced and several neighbors discussed horses, visits, and local events amid a tale of a missing horse and a blanket over a sleeping horse.
The clumsy text lists multiple individuals and incidents near towns like New Castle and Wesington, noting injuries from a scalding accident, a few deaths, a property seizure, and people traveling to work or join family. It reads as a collection of brief notices rather than a single event.
Dutta and Annie Berstle with TM methe lo ng u Anta visited Douglass Pedricks list Wednesday. Vans Trinit heme diem dith fersvilie en yvasa Att Len duttermon and family visited activities at Gum Bridge last week. Mia Wis McNeil and others visited John Pords in Jefferson township on New York. John Porth and dimly visited Waillina Bonds last week. Chudie Fedick and Bill Carnes aided relatives on February visit. Moss Zolin Bond of Beals visited Odellin Tuttle.
Fragmentary obituary notes Nathan Rachine and family ties in Cabson near Suduscy Ohio. Mentions a third son A Dovadt and Wathe Save born Finairy 20 18 4, marriage to Le Mbiguls Squib, December church activities, and funeral services in late homezind times with a pastor visit in January.
Four ministers and professionals endorse Dr Chase Ointment claiming relief from itching piles and long standing skin diseases. Letters from Rev W N Edwards, Rev J N Van Natter, Rev A Baldwin, Rev Chas Fish and others emphasize cures after years of suffering. The product is sold at 50 cents a box through Cambridge dealer J M Ogier and Buffalo.
A rough account records a Cumberland Quati meeting held at 11 AM Saturday linking to Misses celebration and Wiper Lady Tanteb and Charts attendance at the Pouches Institute in Cambridge. It notes visits by WW oSimth and BOW Ball, school openings on Mardi, and a schedule of events through the week with various resignations, lectures, and local civic figures mentioned in a foggy, era-typical ledger style.
The report notes a death from consumption of Mrs Anna Willey and funerals at the DL church with Rev Willesse leading services. It also mentions weddings and visits by residents, plus local people visiting Harmony and Gunbudge. The piece records township life with several families named and social events in a single week.
Community updates list Miss Tulvher of Columbus assisting Mr Porter and S&S Wo Lotmer leading meetings. Visitors include Frank Reynolds Iowa Oscar Reynolds Cambridge and Wall McCulley Creighton at Mrs Jenne McCulley’s. Mrs Wall Clark and wife Cambridge moved to Parkesburg, planning to settle near Washington. President Roosevelt grants Admiral Schley appeal. attorneys prepare the case.
Eminent physicians from the British Medical Institute opened free services in the Schultz Building for three months, excluding medicines, to treat invalids. They provide consultations, examinations, minor surgeries, and aim to reach the sick personally with no charges for three minutes to all callers before January 10.
Fragmented items report illnesses and hospital care for Alfred Hiothers of Binnessile, visitors and family travels to Cambridge, and nearby residents including Miss Slulle Colas and Win Campbell. Remarks mention a survey near the pike and John Tena awaiting discharge from Columbus hospital.
In Birmingham area items Tohn Nenn returns to Marietila Monday for school after holiday at home. James Tease from Cambuikre visits friends while Frank Speck of Uliiehsvine hosts and sees friends. Local aid prospects appear good as preparations proceed to drill a well on the taimol Wood Neal on Trish Ridge and install on the tim of Samuel Shannon. Protracted meeting begins at Clearfork Baptist church with services resumed after a recent halt.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.