City to build sanitary sewer along Carson’s Addition
Resolution by the Ohio city council approves improving the street from Carson’s Addition to the south line by a sanitary sewer of specified diameter. It outlines plan approval, cost allocation including preliminary work, printing, notices, construction, interest on bonds, and deferred payments with cash options for property owners. Bonds will be issued in anticipation of assessments, and the measure takes effect after legal publication.
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Carson
Carson's
Department of Public
Gomber Avenue
North Eighth Street
Council of the of Cambridge
State of
Ohio
Clvss
Avenue
Camige
Highland Avenue
Aecrue
North Tenth Street
Clark Street
Department of Public Service
Cambridge
South Ninth Street
Long Street
Dewey Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
City of
State of Ohio
Connett
Garfield Avenue
South Eighth Street
Cambridge Council approves sewer project on Gomber avenue
Resolution 42 authorizes a sanitary sewer along Gomber avenue from North Eighth Street 300 feet east. It sets cost at bonds and assessments, with 10 yearly installments at 4 percent interest and option for cash payment within 30 days. Plans by the city engineer approved and funding from city and bond issues described.
Gomber Avenue Improvement Resolution in Cambridge Ohio
City of Cambridge Ohio adopts Resolution No. 49 declaring the project to improve Gomber avenue from North Tenth street to Highland avenue. Plan calls for grading curb setting asphalt or vitrified block paving with specified grade elevations along the length of about 690 feet. The measure authorizes funding by the city council with four fifths approval when votes are gathered.
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Gom_ avenue
North Tenth Street
Gomber Avenue
Clark Street
Long Street Sanitary Sewer Project Authorized
Resolution 39 declares the city will construct a sanitary sewer on Long street from Dewey to Jefferson avenues with an eight inch vitrified tile pipe. It outlines plans specifications bond issuance in anticipation of collection, and assigns officials Ben Hilderbrand and N. Bradford signatures on December 26, 1906.
City to Improve Dewey Avenue Sewers by Tile Pipe
Resolution declares need to improve Dewey Avenue from the Dewey Avenue Bridge to the Trunk Sewer with an eight inch vitrified tile sanitary sewer. It specifies assessment, payments, and bond authorization, dated December 26, 1906, approved by Mayor W. N. Bradford.
City council approves sewer improvement on Mondison Avenue
Resolution No. 40 declares the need to improve Mondison Avenue from Lone Street to South Ninth Street by constructing a sanitary sewer. The council also references Madison Avenue from Long Street to…
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Mondison Avenue
Lone Street
South Ninth Street
Cambridge
Ohio
Madison Avenue
Long Street
Garfield Avenue Sanitary Sewer Project Resolution
Resolution declares it necessary to improve Garfield Avenue from South Ninth to South Eighth streets by building a sanitary sewer. It specifies vitrified tile eight inch pipe, project funding terms, and publication. adopted by the council on December 26.
Blackburn Attest Approved in December 1906
Attest by C. L. Blackburn approved on December 26, 1906, with note of formal authentication.
Guggenheims Seven Brothers Dominate Smelting Business
A lengthy profile details the Guggenheim brothers led by Daniel and Simon Guggenheim. It highlights their control of the smelting industry, mining holdings in Mexico Canada and Alaska, and their influence in finance and politics including Simon as a potential Colorado senator. The piece notes Daniel’s leadership in major holdings and Simon’s status as a top mining expert, with mentions of philanthropy and public service ambitions.
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Daniel
Murray Guggenheim
Nipissing
Simon
Colorado
Wall Street
M. Guegenheim
Guegenheims
Guggenheims
New York
Guggenheim Brothers
Meyer Guggenheim
Leadville
Colo
American Smelting and Refining Company
The
Smelter Trust
Patterson
United States Senate
Murray
William
Mexico
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Canada
Far West
Alaska
Daniel Guggenheim
Philadelphia
American Smelters’ Securities Company
Guggenheim
Denver
Elberon
N. J
San Francisco
Colorado School of Mines
Denver's Best Hotel Authority on Aztec Ruins
An authority in the city discusses Aztec ruins with ease, showing a knowledge of old masters and practical skills, likening his ability to identify art to fastening a diamond hitch on a burro.
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Denver
Cleveland in a box at New York theater
Ex president Grover Cleveland and his wife sat in a box with Paul Morton and others at a New York theater. Cleveland appeared well and laughed at Lew Dockstader’s fishing stories, later noting he had written some fish tales himself. Dockstader quipped he had “got Grover Cleveland in a box.”
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Grover Cleveland
New York
Paul Morton
Bryant
New York World
Cleveland
Lew Dockstader
Dockstader
Christ Lighthouse to Rise at Odessa Harbor Rock
The Detroit Free Press reports Russia plans a gigantic Christ figure lighthouse at a treacherous Odessa harbor rock. A colossal sculpture of Christ holding a cross will serve as the structure with a brilliant central light, envisioned as a beacon for mariners.
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Odessa Harbor
Russia
Detroit Free Press
Parody That Amused Congress Before Christmas
New York World's Washington correspondent reports a before Christmas parody that amused Congress by recalling Teddy Roosevelt and showing how a playful satire can leave a lasting impression, even as it departs.
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Congress
New York World
Washington
Can't Appreciate the Kicker
A light verse laments a football player suitor who risks danger for love and humorously frets over the future father-in-law he might face.
Notable Exchange Over Policy Of Expansion
A new boarder challenges the landlady about expansion policy while the landlady dismisses politics. The visitor notes his stay has lasted a week without needing to loosen his belt, implying a restraint or economy in the household.
Fasting as Cure Questioned In Witty Exchange
A conversation weighs fasting as a disease cure. A skeptic replies no good, then adds a humorous example about living six months in a $2.50 boarding house to imply the doubt.
Quite a Promotion on the Ice Wagon Pow
The remark plays on old slang as figures reference sobriety and mobility. The exchange hints at public perception of a figure known for discipline and a shift to an unusual, humorous sobriquet.
Accomplished Young Lady Of The Present Day
The item humorously defines an accomplished young lady as one who can lose a golf ball and smudge a chafing dish, reflecting lighthearted social standards of the era.
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Council of
Thetate
Cam- Ohio
Ben Hilderdrand
C. L. Blackburn
W. N. Bradford
Ben Hilder
Ben Hilderb
L. Blackburn
N. Bradford
Ben Hilderbrand
BEN_HILDERBRAND
Teddy
Mother Gray
Children's Home
E. Maronn
E. Main St
Meriden, Conn
Zisamerman
Sturgis
Mich
Mt Know
Gray
David Griffin
Hornellsville
T. M. Kelly
Sivlby St
Worcester
Maia
South Urfeld
Maya
Allen
D. LE Koy
N.Y
Mistah
Liz
Jess
J. W. Shaf
Pensyruyal Pills
Westness
Mott's Chemical CC
Chicager's Drug
Jeffersonian
Ohio Farmer
Pittsburg Stockman i
World Weekly
Enquirer
J. M. Amos & Sons
Cambridge, O
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