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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
2
The Cambridge Ohio paper from July 3 1902 prints editorials on the Prince of Wales George V Fidelities and Cuba reciprocity. It discusses King Edward his recovery and the Dingley tariff and notes shifts in Ohio Pennsylvania and Nebraska politics with mentions of Pattison and Bryan.
Ohio court decisions striking down county officers salary acts create upheaval in local finances. Guernsey County faces impact as commissioners confront reduced pay scales and compelled apologies, while debates over mayoral power and Cleveland Toledo governance intensify, with calls for reform and an extra session of the legislature.
Hon C W Baker defines a Democrat as a defender of liberty and equal rights, who opposes private gain from government and opposes subjugation of weaker races. He praises the Democratic Party’s history from Jefferson and Jackson, stresses common cause, fair taxation, currency, and anti-monopoly stands, and calls for party unity over factional disputes.
Washington July 1. A heated exchange between Bailey Tex and Beveridge Ind over Dr. Scott and Penfield led to a physical assault after adjournment. Bailey seized Beveridge by the throat as desks toppled, fellow senators intervened, Beveridge unharmed. Other business included Cuba annexation debate and naval pay for Schley. Local notices, strikes, and court actions follow across several U.S. locales.
Washington July 1 the house adopted the conference report on the Philippine civil government bill by party lines except for McCall of Massachusetts. A partial report on the general deficiency bill passed, and the house approved the senate’s Buffalo exposition appropriation while rejecting Charleston and Hawaiian plague awards. The Philippine plan creates a two house legislature with a commission and assembly, limited powers, a two year peace condition, and rights protections, with land bonds and land open to homesteading while capping corporate holdings. Suspect in jail in Nassau County case of drowning of young couple in Long Island after a night at a resort.
A heavy half storm swept Pleasant Valley last Wednesday causing damage to garden vegetables and corn while some wheat was shocked. The report notes extensive crop impact and regional effects as the week advances.
Mrs Maria Thunna of Cambridge visits with daughter Mrs Sadie Combs. Oscar Henry and wife of Uhrichsville visit his brother Elsworth. Mrs Mira Burr of Mireport visits friends here. Martin Combs returns from California for health. Community members attend common pleas court. Rev Sharrock of Gilmore among parishioners. W Baty buys D M Bach 80 acre farm for 2600 dollars. Miss Netlie Carson visits Canton friends. John Dougherty and wife visit son Oscar in Cambridge. Mr Tayarman to lecture on astronomy at Oak Dale Tuesday evening. Vinton Cramer of Rockfork on business. Mary Reid resumes dressmaking. Isaac Morrison remodeling. Mrs Briafeld of Cambridge returns home after visit. Grimsley suffers from pneumonia. Mrs I M Grimeley visits daughter Otis Doupharey. Rev W H Pannhiel delivers address at Owl Dale school. John Thompson visits friends and Philadelphia trip. J H L Warding and wife celebrate birth of a ten pound baby. C McGleary and A W Robinson visit New Concord. Mrs Th M Mehaffey of Leesville visits. Mrs Rev R R Bigler of Wheel ing visits mother Mrs Mary Churk. W T Stripson and wife attend Bell-Clark wedding at Indian Camp. Mr Arthur Autchison dies at home. Mrs J C Vance leaves for Mineral Springs. Mrs Lydia Leech and her father visit friends. Last Wednesday hail storm damaged crops. A B Robinson closes a successful demo at Miplinge. Several attend hiefos. Mapewell lash Thursday evening. T W Sproat employed to teach young worker term of school.
A pasting, testimonial filled notice touts Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for rheumatism sciatica neuralgia and related pains. It cites Mrs Margareth Bethel of Brainerd Minnesota as a 40 year neuralgia sufferer who claims relief after using the product and asserts a longer life with the remedy.
Sealed proposals for erection of a one room one story public school building at Kip Wing Center township Guernsey County Ohio are invited. Bids including labor and materials must be on separate line items with full names of interested parties and a disinterested guarantor. Stone work bids to be filed separately by July 20 1902 with W M Larrick Clerk Board of Education Center Township Cambridge Ohio. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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