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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1908

Page

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Fight Over Anti Injunction Plank Dominates Democratic Platform Debate

Denver reports reveal a fierce push to insert a strong anti injunction plank into the Democratic platform. General Weaver leads southern support while Bryan aides press for a clear definite statement to avoid ambiguity.

Denver Committee On Resolutions James B. Ver Iowa General Weaver Mner Weaver National Conitee Bryany Abdy Bryan Chanter Boom Chanier New York New E. Mack National Committee Chanler Ial Lincoln Neb Wm J Bryan W. W. Blackverett Wash Judge Black North Carol Charlotte N.C Severia William J Bird Bler Ilyn Deavehead Brooklyn

Police Trail Murderer in Chinaman's Slaying Case

In Lorain Ohio June 40 police know the slayer of Young Pa a Chinaman. James Naylor is held as a witness after being asked to help rob the victim who carried 100 dollars. The killer boarded an early train after the homicide and is believed to have acted alone. Young Joe of Pittsburg investigates his cousin's death. Tremaine family member will go to Pittsburg for burial.

Lorain Young Pa James Naylor Naylor Young Joe Pittsburg

Spelling Contest Highlights NA A Convention

At the fifty sixth annual National Education Association meeting in Cleveland delegates enjoyed a varied program over five days. A special spelling contest among eighth graders pitted teams from Cleveland Pittsburg New Orleans and Erie with Cleveland winning 38 errors and two players Mae Thursby and Marie Bolden achieving perfect scores. Bolden received cheers as her performance was announced.

Cleveland National Educational Association Pittsburg New Orleans Erie Mae Thursby Marie Bolden Miss Bolden

Four Men Offer To Sell Fingers

In Columbus four men offered a finger each for 300 dollars to A C Balloux of Wheeling who lost fingers in an ice cream freezer. Ballouz is in East Liverpool hospital while his brother Joseph spoke of the offer and a surgeon’s suggestion. The bidders include Robert B Robbins W E Thompson O B Maneperger and a man signing as D of Edward Street.

Columbus A. C. Balloux Wheeling W. Va East Liverpool Joseph Ballouz Robert EB. Robbins W. E. Thompson O. BE

Troops Ready to Guard Mexican Border Amid Insurrection

Washington orders troops to Del Rio Eagle Pass and El Paso to keep order along the border. In Mexico 2 500 federal troops are said to have moved from Torreon to hem in bands blamed for the attacks on Viesco and Matamoros. Juarez officials claim the insurrection is nearly quelled with a week or ten days needed to finish pursuit.

el Paso Tex Jaurez Rio Grande Torreon Coahuila Viesco Hacienda Matamoros Villar Third Military Zone Mexico City War Department Viesca Matamoros Juarey Chihuahua Washington State Department Taft Albert L. Myer Department of Texas del Rio Eagle Pass

Bishop Potter in Critical Condition at Cooperstown

Cooperstown report says Bishop Henry C. Potter of New York is in a dangerous state after stomach and liver illness. Doctors use oxygen to prolong his life as he remains hospitalized in Cooperstown.

Cooperstown N. Y Potter Toke Henry C. Potter New York

Wage Scale Signed for 10000 Tin and Sheet Workers

After days of talks, American Sheet and Tin Plate Co and the Amalgamated Association reach a wage agreement. Tin workers face a 5 percent cut and sheet workers a 2 percent cut, affecting about 10 000 employees. The old scale ends at midnight. A follow-up meeting is planned at the Lincoln Hotel to finalize details.

VRON TIN Pittsburg American Sheet and Tin Plate Company Amalgamated Associated of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Stewart A. Davis W. A. Irwin P. J. McArdle Llewellyn Lewis William Larkins Lincoln Tin Plate Workers’ Association Wheeling C. A. Robinson American Sheet and Tin Pige Company Pitts Park

State Debt Dispute Hits Supreme Court Tangle

Virginia West Virginia debt suit moves toward adjudication after a conference in Washington. First hearing set for November 9 in Richmond before Master Charles Littlefield. Dispute concerns apportionment of Virginia's bonded debt after West Virginia split from Virginia. original claim ranges from 30 to 40 million dollars.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Charles EB. Littlefield Maine Richmond Littlefield West Virginia Virginia

Plans for Equitable Life skyscraper to top New York skyline

Architects for the Equitable Life Assurance Society filed plans for a 62 story New York skyscraper rising 909 feet to the flagpole tip with a 150 foot pole. The main block will be 34 stories with a 28 story tower and cupola. Cost is listed at 10 million dollars.

Equitable Life New York Paris Equitable Life Assurance Society Building Department Equitable Broadway Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

Out of Work Youth Ends Life in Despair

Wilbur Knecht age 19 committed suicide by shooting in Columbus Ohio after becoming despondent from unemployment. He left no note and the tragedy was attributed to his unemployed condition.

Columbus Wilbur Knecht

Foraker Heads to Cincinnati Amid Senate Talk

Senator Foraker travels to Cincinnati for about ten days and rejects fresh reports of a political deal with Taft supporters. He says there is no basis for claims of negotiations and postpones the senatorial question until Ohio's Republican legislature is in place.

Washington Foraker Cincinnati Ohio Senate Taft

Paris Chamber violence over Failieres Russia trip funds

Socialists provoked a violent scene in the Chamber of Deputies as they opposed funding for President Failieres' Russia visit. M Vaillent accused the Russians of murders and atrocities, while another Socialist deputy called the emperor an assassin. The appropriation was finally approved.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Failieres Russia M. Vaillent

Grand Stand Collapse Injures Dozens at Baseball Game

A storm driven crowd surge caused the Sunbury Shamokin baseball game collapse. More than a score were injured and six seriously as the grandstand gave way. Names of seriously hurt include Tony Gauzele David Attig George H Gibson Greenough Haupt Edward Goos and William Taylor.

Sunbury Pasune Shamokin Tony Gauzele David Attig George H. Gibson Greenough Haupt Edward Goos William Taylor

St Louis Woman Elected Pres

Boston June 30 Mrs Phillip Moore of St Louis was today elected president of the women's clubs in convention here.

Boston Phillip Moore St. Louis Women's Clubs

Knife attack at mining camp leaves victims in Belmont county

Bridgeport Ohio June 30 One man is dead another dying and two more injured after Mike Kartik entered a mining camp at Barton and fought with Hungarians who refused him entry He is under arrest and faces charges in connection with the assault

Bridgeport Ohto Mike Kartik Barton Belmont County Kartik

Ohio Republicans urge Vorys for national chairman

Washington reports that Ohio Republican leaders urged Secretary Taft to consider Arthur I. Vorys for national chairman. Walter Brown Henry Williams and N. A. Guilbert pressed that Vorys binding Ohio party strength, warning Hitchcock’s selection could disrupt the well established Ohio organization. Taft asked Vorys to come to Washington for a meeting next Wednesday.

Washington Taft War Department Republican Party Ohio Walter Brown Republican State Central Committee Henry Williams Republican State Executive Committee N. A. Guilbert Arthur I. Verys Vorys Hitchcock

Hearst Loses Recount Suit Against McClellan in New York

In New York on June 30 the jury found in favor of Mayor George B. McClellan in the recount suit brought by William Randolph Hearst, who had alleged fraud after the mayoral election. Hearst had claimed he was counted out, but the recount showed no more than one ballot difference in the precincts.

New York William Randolph Hearst Hearst New York City George B. McClellan

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