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Delivery by carriers in Cambridge costs 10 cents per week and 5 dollars per year. Mail subscriptions must be prepaid and will not continue beyond the paid period. The Weekly Jeffersonian is 1 dollar yearly, 65 cents for six months, or 26 cents for three months.
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Jeffersonian
Notable July 6 Historical Births and Deaths
July 6 marks the dates of notable figures born or died. John Paul Jones born in Kirkbean Scotland died Paris 1792. John Marshall chief justice died 1835. Paul H. Hayne poet died 1886. In 1905 Jones’ remains were delivered to the United States government by France.
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John Paul Jones
John Paul
Kirkbean
Scotland
Paris
John Marshall
United States
Paul H. Hayne
Paul Jones
France
Astronomical Notes and Quotations in News Snippet
The clipping notes Sun set at 7 30 and sunrise at 4 32 with the moon rising at 10 20 p m and Mercury visible. It includes quotes from McKinley and Ruskin and mentions the brown tail moth imported to New England.
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Mercury
Independence Day Memoir From Charles Sprague
A short quotation honoring fallen heroes on Independence Day. The speaker exhorts remembrance and education of sons to emulate those great names, invoking the refrain Independence forever.
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Charles Sprague
Ohio Bar Association Meets in Put-in-Bay Under Follett
The Ohio Bar Association sessions in Put-in-Bay chaired by A. Db. Follett of Marietta plan to discuss several important legal issues. Recent legislation is advancing in step with evolving commercial and business conditions, drawing close attention from leading lawyers nationwide.
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Ohio Bar Association
Put-in-Bay
A. Db. Follett, Esq
Marietta
Cambridge residents observe safe Fourth with restrained fireworks
It pleased all law abiding people to see citizens obey officials requests to refrain from fireworks on Thursday and Sunday. On Monday they enjoyed full sway in a safe and sane manner. A Fourth of July in Cambridge was never more enjoyed with few accidents to persons or property. The absence of strong drink and resulting good behavior was a pleasing feature.
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Cambridge
Church Announcements From The Presbyterian And Methodist
Presby terian Rev C L Moore of Wooster preached morning and evening. After the morning service a vote ratified Rev McCormick with all present casting 230 votes. Methodist Protestant Y P C E Society holds regular meeting tonight in the apes. The Thimble Bee planned for Thursday afternoon hosted by Rainey Masters Fenwick and elong. Board of ards meet Thursday evening. The Study Class meets at J G Bair’s Friday night. A
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C. L. Moore
Wooster
McCormick
P. C. E. Society
Apes
Thimle Bee
Messes Rainey, Masters, Fenwick
Elong
Board of
United Brethren
Second United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal
East End
Church group meetings and services schedule listed
A long list of church events includes special and urgent meetings for Sunday School teachers and officers, Builders, B Y P U, Ladies' Aid, Prudential committees, and prayer meetings across multiple denominations with times and venues. Notable items include mid summer communion, cottage prayer, and Thimble Bee.
Multiple Cambridge and Jackson Township Marriages and Court Entries
Summary of civil cases and social notices including marriage entries for Gur Hostews Christopher Wyman Leota Bond and others in Cambridge and Jackson township, probate actions with administrator appointed, plea of guilty in Ohio versus Victor Pickett with fine, guardianship and partition orders, and appraisals and deeds in various estates.
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Christopher Wyman
Bailey’s Mills
Leota Bond
Cambridge
B. O. Stee
Margaret R. Moffet
C. E. Sheppard
Edward C. Reid
Jessie Fife
R. A. Elliott
Milton Burt
Ola Wilson
Jackson Township
Barnhart
Ed. Satcher
Fannie Lake
Center Township
Mialma Williams
E. Linn
Ohio
Victor Pickett
Carpenter finds good work and wages in Sapulpa
Mr. H. E. Grummond returned home from Sapulpa Oklahoma where he has worked six months as a carpenter. He reports plentiful work and good wages and believes Sapulpa is a favorable place for carpenters due to extensive building.
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H. E. Grummond
Sapulpa
Okla
Homer W Jackson Accepts Chair At State College
Prof Homer W Jackson of near Cambridge accepts the chair of Poultry Husbandry and Poultry Experimentalist at the State Agricultural College and Experiment Station of Pennsylvania in State College He will start Sept 1 He is nationally recognized and will keep his National Stockman staff position in Pittsburg where he has been active for years He has lectured at Ohio State and before agricultural societies his Cambridge friends extend congratulations
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Homer W. Jackson
Cambridge
State Agricultural College and Experimental Station of Pennsylvania
State College
Jackson
United States
National Stockman of
Pittsburg
Ohio State Agricultural College
Columbus
Young Lady Burned by Fireworks in Local Incident
A Fourth of July night firing by a man returning home from a celebration startled the neighborhood near the court house. A bullet pierced the Branthoover Johnston building, found by Dr Headley and turned to Chief Long as investigations proceed. A 15-year-old boy also suffered a painful burn on his right hand from a large firecracker explosion at the Colonial theatre flats.
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Court House
Branthoover-Johnston
Headley
Chief Long
Fred Miller
Colonial Theatre Flats
Revolution in Colombia Reported
A private cablegram from Buena Ventura Colombia reports a revolution in Barranquilla the major commercial city against acting president General Jorge Holguin in Reyes absence and in favor of Gonzales Valencia care of Ecuador July 6.
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Colombia
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Buena Ventura
Barranquilla
Jorge Holguin
Reyes
Gonzales Valencia
Killed by Percussion Cap in Scranton Death
In Scranton Pennsylvania on July 6 Joseph Chalura of Jessup age forty was killed while exploding a percussion cap a fragment penetrated his skull and caused his death.
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Scranton
Joseph Chalura
Jessup
For Sale Notes Include Pigeon Owner Claim
Found carrier pigeon to be returned to J. W. McCulley Winterset R D 1 upon identification and payment for the ad. Also for sale an eight year old mare with a two year old colt that has been worked by Martha Ratliffe Cambridge R D 1. Another for sale a good work horse by Lem Black Urban's Terrace.
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J. W. McCulley
Martha Ratliffe
Cambridge R. D
Lem Black
Urban
Terrace
Balloon Ascensions At Driving Park Draw Big Crowds
Large crowds witnessed events at Driving Park including balloon ascensions, refreshment stands thriving, and a full slate of races. Notable results included Davis winning the quarter mile and the Zanesville relay team taking 2:40. Time and purse details accompany each event.
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Driving Park
Ernest Taylor
Orville Hall
Dan Snyder
Ray Trott
C. McMurray
F. Booth
Davis
Metcalf
Bush
Morehoan
McMurrand
Booth
Byesville
Desmond Cooper
Earl Trott
Frank Duff
Cambridge
H. Lloyd
P. Gillespie
R. Laughlin
K. Nye
Zanesville
Morrison
Trott
Donna
Eeevevsssereres
Eceeekh & Lmgy Srawrog
Lee ST
Kittie J
Jimmie H
Dr. Walker
Siegfried & Lawyer's Price List Dominates Grocery Ads
A dense price list shows numerous staples advertised by Siegfried & Lawyer, urging shoppers to compare with their low rates. Items range from beans, rice, sugar, flour, coffee, canned goods, and meats to soaps and household staples with price cues urging immediate purchase.
Mrs Emma Finley Expires After Long Illness
Emma Finley of Ava Ohio died Saturday evening after a long cancer illness at 6 30 PM Her funeral was held Sunday afternoon at her home She was born September 7 1872 daughter of Leroy and Margaret Moore She married Norval L Finley and they had one son Survived by three sisters and a devoted M E church member her life centered on church and family
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Emma Finley
Ava
Ohio
Finley
Leroy
Margaret Moore
Norval L. Finley
M. E. Church
Balcony Collapse Injures Ten At Swiss Hotel
July Fourth crowd of fifty on the second-story balcony at the Swiss hotel in San Jose California witnessed a balcony collapse injuring ten people including six women.
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San Jose
Cal
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