Jeffersonian subscription terms and local sale note
Delivery by carriers in Cambridge costs 10 cents per week or 5.00 per year. Mail subscriptions require prepayment and will not be continued beyond the paid period. The Weekly Jeffersonian offers 1.00 per year, 6 months for 6.50, or 25 cents for three months. The Daily Jeffersonian is sold at News Depot Mathews Block North Main Street.
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Cambridge
Jeffersonian
Ews Depot
Mathews Block
North
Enth Street
Notable Changes in Bell and Long Distance Office
A fragment notes business officers at the Bell and Long Distance newsroom and phone room, listing numbers 218 4189 3 36 44. The readable text suggests internal staff or department references without clear events or dates.
Notable historical deaths and a library fire in Turin
On January 26 in history Francis Jeffrey died in Edinburgh, Giuseppi Verdi died in Milan, and the Turin University library suffered a major fire causing about 1 million dollars in losses.
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Francis Jeffrey
The
College of Justice
Edinburgh
Giuseppi Verdi
Milan
Turin
Italy
Mercury at greatest elongation east of Sun
Planet Mercury reaches an 18 degree 27 minute elongation east of the Sun and becomes visible low in the west after sunset for only a few days. Mercury crosses the Sun path at the ascending node around 10 p m, with Sun set at 5 06 and rise at 7 11. Moon appears near full trajectory with sets at 10 57 p m and 1 p m.
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Avest
Weather Outlook and Japan Scare Updates
West Virginia showers Tuesday and Wednesday with possible showers. Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy and cooler on Tuesday and Wednesday. Ohio unsettled Tuesday and Wednesday with rain in the south. The United States, having secured two more battleships, awaits relief from the Japan scare as public fear subsides.
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West Virginia
Western
Penna
Ohio
Japan
United States of America
Lisbon editor praised as handsome caller to Governor Harmon
The Press-Post notes Colonel William Potts of Lisbon as the most distinguished caller of the week, remarking he is a longtime newspaper man from away back. Other townships are also to be heard from.
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Harmon
William §. Potts
Lisbon
Press-Post
Roush Bond Forfeited After Failure to Appear
Warren Roush of North Fourth street had a $100 bond forfeited in police court by Mayor Bradford after his and his wife bondsman names were called thrice. He was arrested January 10 with liquor in possession and basket. he pleaded not guilty to keeping a place for sale but failed to appear for trial, prompting forfeiture and collection into city treasury.
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Warren Roush
North Fourth Street
Bradford
Long
Roush
Miss Anet Carver Shakes Cambridge At The Orpheum
The Orpheum presents Richard The Third with Miss Anet Carver formerly of Cambridge in a leading role. A great moving picture show pairs with a big vaudeville program tonight at 7 and 8 15 sharp.
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Richard the
Anet Carver
Cambridge
Orpheum
Cambridge Social Guests Attend Clerks Union Hall Event
Mr Harry Wayne of Cambridge and Miss Margaret Hazen of Gilbert street with Mr and Mrs J S Berry of Cambridge were guests at the Clerks Union hall evening in Zanesville Ohio.
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Harry ,Wayne
Cambridge
Margaret Hazen
Gilbert Street
J. S.’ Berry
Clerks’ Union
Zanesville Recorder
Ohio Anti-Saloon League elects officers in Columbus
Dr. Emory W. Hunt of Denison University is named president. W. E. Whitlock of Delaware becomes vice president. Richard Ackland and R. S. Brock are secretary and treasurer respectively. W. B. Wheeler and H. J. Maynard join the headquarters committee. Sea Born Wright of Georgia delivers the address. The group backs the Crist-Clevenger bill to ban liquor solicitation in dry areas and protests the Dean bill. The Reed bill to end the lawless saloon is endorsed, and officials who fail to enforce laws are to be removable by the governor.
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Columbus
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Emory W. Hunt
Denison University
W. E. Whitlock
Delaware
Richard Ackland
R. S. Brock
W. B. Wheeler
H. J. Maynard
Seaborn Wright
Georgia
Dean
Reed
Loss of Cambridge-Byesville Driving Park Looms
The Cambridge Byesville Driving Park Association may close as directors plan to sell all holdings to cover debts. Landowners reject any price below 150 dollars per acre, while lack of attendance and business interest threatens continued operations. Some propose forming a new association to preserve racing, noting higher local participation elsewhere.
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Cambridge-Byesville
Driving Park Association
Association
Coshocton
Cambridge
Mrs William Stilliong Dies After Long Illness in Easton
Washington D D January 26 Mrs William Stilliong died at her Easton home Sunday morning after a long illness. Stricken with apoplexy years ago she had been an invalid since. Her funeral was held Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Chas Carnes Miss Bertha Nelson and Mrs T C Stanley left today at noon to attend the funeral of Mrs Carnes aunt Mrs Wm Nelson of New Concord.
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Washington, D
William Stilliong
Easton
Chas. Carnes
Bertha Nelson
T. C. Stanley
Rescue at sea as Republic sinks after collision
Coastwise disaster near foggy horizon leaves Captain Sealby and crew of the Republic clinging to life. Gresham crew rescues under gunfire signals, severing towing hawser to avoid drag, while Second Officer Williams and Gunner Johanson are saved amid splinters and cheers.
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Nepublic
Florida
Republic
Sealby
Gunner Johnson
Gresham
Williams
Johanson
The
Orpheum Show Delights Cambridge Audiences
Two crowded houses enjoyed Bean and Hamilton barrel jumping feats, McIntyre and Hardy singing and dancing, and moving pictures of Richard The Third starring Anet Carver. Tonight’s performances repeat at 7 and 8 15 with admission at 10 cents.
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Orpheum
Bean & Hamilton
McIntyre & Hardy
Richard the Third
Anet Carver
Cambridge
Couple to Wed Between February Dates in Local Ceremony
Court House News reports the engagement of Mike Ammar of this city to Miss Maron Abdo of Bellaire. The wedding may occur at the bride's Bellaire home or here between February 14 and 21. Ammar, tied to a West Wheeling Avenue fruit and confectionery business, plans to reside in Cambridge with the bride.
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Mike Ammar
Maron Abdo
Bellaire
Mr. Ammar
Ammar
West Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge
Miss Claire Booth Sets Course For Cleveland Study
Miss Claire Booth of East Steuben ville avenue travels to Cleveland to study pipe organ for several months. She has been serving as organist at the First M. EB Church for some time.
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Claire Booth
East Steubenville Avenue
Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Homer Blackstone Attend Funeral in Washington
Mr and Mrs Homer Blackstone traveled to Washington this morning to attend the funeral of Mrs Stil lions Wm. Stil lions.
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Homer Blackstone
Washington
Wm. Stillions
Mrs Robert Allison Attends Funeral in Kim Bolton
Mrs. Robert Allison traveled to Kim Bolton this morning to attend the funeral of a relative.
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Robert Allison
Kimbolton
Mrs Creamer Visits Sons in Columbus
Mrs J Creamer of Columbus visits her sons Leo and Herbert Creamer of this city as relations note.
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Mrs. J.creamer
Columbus
Messrs
Leo and
Herbert Creamer
This City
Mrs Henrietta Bush Returns From Newark Visit
Mrs Henrietta Bush came back from a visit with relatives in Newark yesterday, report says. She spent time with family and is reported in good spirits.
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Henrietta Bush
Newark
Fifth Well Located by Bird's Run Oil Co
The Bird's Run Oil Co has located well No 5 to be drilled 700 feet southwest of well No 4 on the adjoining Forney farm. A strong oil showing accompanies the gas in No 4, with indications the field will be rich in oil. Experienced oil men believe oil is assured when gas is as plentiful as in the Birds Run field.
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Bird's Run Oil Co
Forney Farm
Birds Run
Coshocton
Water Committee Seeks Bids to Drill Test Water Wells
A Water Committee meeting with City Solicitor B F Enos approved advertising for bids to drill two or more test wells. The 1500 appropriation funds drilling to 100 to 200 feet depth, eight inch diameter, cased and tested. Bids due by February 11, with right to reject all bids.
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Water Committee
B. F. Enos
Board of Public Service
Runaway Boys Found at Bellaire
Three boys aged eleven to thirteen who ran away from McMechen were found in the B and O yards near Bellaire. Chief Mahone Captain Hummell and local officers rounded them up and placed them in the city jail until their parents could claim them.
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Long
Bellaire
McMechen
S. S. Meredith
Middleton
Mahone
Hummell
Cutshaw
Draft received for Mrs Somers after Cambridge Woodmen death
Mrs. Fred H Somers of West Steubenville avenue received a $3000 draft from Modern Woodmen of America. The draft matches the $3000 life insurance on her late husband Mr Somers who died December 7 1908. Cambridge Camp Modern Woodmen of America, a large city order, has 350 members and twenty new applications this morning.
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Fred H. Somers
West Steubenville Avenue
Modern Woodmen of America
Somers
Cambridge Camp
Cambridge Camp Modern Woodmen of America
Telegraph editor resigns for Augusta Chronicle post
S. O. Riggs of this city resigns from the Bucyrus Telegraph to join the Chronicle at Augusta Georgia. He is visiting with his family before leaving Wednesday for his new assignment.
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S. O. Riggs
Bucyrus Telegraph
Chronicle
Augusta
Coshocton Times
Greenwald’s Sale Starts Tomorrow Ad Shouts Big Event
In this issue a bold advertisement proclaims Greenwald’s sale begins tomorrow with a large display urging shoppers to visit. The notice emphasizes a big event and invites the public to attend the sale.
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Greenwald
Birth of a daughter in Fair Ground Addition
Born to Mr and Mrs Ross Henderson in the Fair Ground Addition a daughter on Tuesday January 26. Paul Danford and Charles Jackson were guests in Zanesville over Sunday during Greenwalds Sale starting tomorrow. Rev J Knox Montgomery president of Muskingum College New Concord visited the city this morning as a guest of friends.
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Ross Henderson
Fair Ground Addition
Messrs
Paul Danford
Charles Jackson
Zanesville
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskingum College
New Concord
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Weather Forecast
Court House News
Thomas Steward
Grace Wharton
By Birds Run Oil & Gas Co
After Oil
Ren’s
Trenner’s Shoe House
Mansfield
Dover
New Phila
Dallas
L. R. Dallas
Casseter
Yours Truly
Kerr & Morton
Malta
VanCamps
Rustic Club
Austin
Liberty Bell
Henkel
Siegfried
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