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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1902
Page
2
A chaotic synthesis of policy clashes, promises, and power plays unfolds as lawmakers, governors, and presidents wrestle over anti trust legislation, municipal control, and Cuban reciprocity. The piece notes Roosevelt's pacification moves, looming extraordinary sessions, and a push toward paternalistic governance amid factional debate.
A Hamburg dispatch says Standard Oil and Russian Oil have signed a contract dividing the British market two thirds to Standard and one third to the Russian firm. The same pattern may spread to other nations, with Germany likely to be partitioned.
Markets report North American prices across multiple cities for July 7. Cattle and hogs show wide ranges from Chicago to Pittsburg and New York with figures for steers cows bulls and hogs. sheep and lambs plus calves listed, along with grain futures and dairy terms. Prices reflect live cattle and hide markets, with regional variations and several quality grades noted.
Chicago July 8 The state arbitration board and Freight Handlers union officials seek a quick wage conference with railway managers and workers. More than 9 040 of about 12 000 handlers are on strike, risking widespread freight delays as teamsters and truck drivers consider a sympathy strike.
John and William Carnes visiting extended friends in Winterset and Bournesville last week. Mrs Jane Kennedy sprained her wrist after a fall from a cellar entry. Cora Duke of Quaker City visiting sister Mrs S A Mo Kin in poor health. Rev J S Me Munun’s family hosted guests last week. Annie Mathews returned from Dennison to visit her parents. W J Maun moved into a new house. W Potluck bought a fine young driving horse from Gilbert Weaver of Guernsey. Mrs Thomas Lloyd and daughter Flora visited Cambridge last week. Frank Wishard of Moundsville among friends there last Saturday. Farmers busy saving crop between showers as cabling nears completion. No preaching at M P church last Sunday due to high water. next sermon planned. Terry Hull visited Columbus to see brother Andy, who is in the asylum. his health has improved but condition unchanged.
American League results show Washington and Cleveland winning games while Boston and Chicago faced postponements. In National League play, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia secured wins. Detroit and Chicago posted high scores amid mixed results. Socialist riots sparked in Orte during municipal elections with police wounded and troops sent from Rome.
Rural community round up with farmers harvesting wheat and damage from a severe storm last week. Mentions of Miss Rosy Billes in Cambridge and Hazel Rankin of Winterset visiting relatives, Miss Fanny Stiles teaching at Knob, and Roscoe Adair hired in Parkersburg area. Several visits from Elva Erskine, Raymond Erskine, and others. rainfall and egg prices noted, plus local employment at a depot restaurant.
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for the year's variable spring and early summer weather. It claims to restore strength, bolster nerves, purify blood, improve digestion, and improve sleep for the sick and weary during hot weather. The copy promises rapid benefits to hardy and frail alike through regular use.
Notice for bids to erect a one room, one story public school at Wipe ling, O in Center township Guernsey Co. Plans and specs viewed at the Clerk of the Board of Education. Bids must include labor and materials separately, be signed by all parties, and accompanied by a disinterested guarantee. Sealed bids due by 12 noon July 26, 1902. Board may reject any bid. W M Larrick Clerk.
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