July 8 in American History Highlights
Key events on this date include General Abercrombie’s failed attack on Fort Ticonderoga with 15 000 British soldiers. 4778 French fleet arrival in Delaware Bay aiding the Revolution. Fitz Green Halleck born later died 1867. Banks’ forces surrender Port Hudson after six weeks. Morgan leads 4000 Confederate raiders across the Ohio into Indiana. Isham Harris dies, born 1818.
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Abercrombie
Fort Ticonderoga
Delaware Bay
Fitz Greene Halleck
N. P. Banks
Port Hudson
J. H. Morgan
Ohio River
Indiana
Isham G. Harris
Hair of Berenice Appears Near Western Sky at Night
The article notes Jupiter and Mercury as morning stars with Saturn Venus and Mars in view. A V shaped cluster of faint stars midway between overhead and the western horizon around 9 p.m. is identified as Coma Berenices the Hair of Berenice.
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Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Independence Day Safety Record Sees Hopes Ridge High
Report notes several accidents but frames Friday as the safest Independence Day in years with national celebration and public morale high.
Bank Receivership Aims to Restore City Finance
The receivership at Yankinks Kink First Second National Bank aims to resolve a long standing banking difficulty and pore spot in the city’s financial affairs. It will provide a settlement believed to be best for the general financial interest and leave the bank perfectly sound.
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Yankinks Kink First
Origin of the Tariff From Moorish Port to U S Policy
A compact history traces tariff etymology to Tariqa in Moorish Spain and describes early duties levied by Moors on Mediterranean shipping. It notes Alexander Hamilton’s 1789 tariff act with 51 items at 5 to 15 percent, amendments through 1804, the 1812 war tariff, and the 1816 Lowndes Calhoun Act as the first protective tariff.
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Tarifa
Spain
Mediterranean Sea
Mediterranean
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Congress
Cambridge Glass Company Wage Payment Notice
The Cambridge Glass Company will pay Wednesday morning at 11 o clock. H. C. Clark.
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Cambridge Glass Company
H. C. Clark
City manufacturers meet to discuss bulletin board ads
A meeting of all city manufacturers will be held at The N. M. P. & T. Co. on Wheeling Avenue and South Highth Street Tuesday at 7:30 PM to consider erecting a large industrial bulletin board and a slogan board. All interested manufacturers urged to attend.
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Wheeling Avenue
South Highth Street
Cambridge Post R G A R funeral notice for James Allison
Cambridge Post No. 242 Dept. of Ohio G A R will meet at their hall Wednesday at 2 o clock to attend the funeral of Comrade James Allison. All comrades and old soldiers are requested to be present. W H C Hanna P C L McCollum returned from Post Boy and Islena and showed at Pleasant View church the Summerland Beach views to a large audience. The slides were watched closely and questions asked about the assembly in which Baptists of this section are greatly interested.
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Cambridge Post No
Dept. of Ohio
James Allison
W. H. C. Hanna
P. C
L. McCollum
Post Boy
Islena
Summerland Beach
Pleasant View Church
Go to Dr Bartlett for Safe Tonsil Surgery
An appeal notes risks of tonsil removal in children and urges choosing Dr Bartlett for safe treatment. The writer warns many operations can impair long term health and emphasizes seeking qualified care.
Mrs Hoisington Completes Chicago Chiropractic Course
Mrs Hoisington returns from Chicago where she completed a course with the National School of Chiropractic. She will offer Chiropractic, Neuro-Magnetics and Massage services. July 8.
James Allison Dies Suddenly at Cambridge Blacksmith Shop
James R. Allison aged 66 8 of North Sixth street died suddenly at his home Monday evening at 6 o clock from heart failure caused by acute indigestion. He worked in the Logan blacksmith shop that day despite not feeling well. He was a lifelong Cambridge resident, a blacksmith and machinist who learned his trade in 1861 with William Johnson. He belonged to the G A R legal post and served in the 15th O W I. He married Elizabeth Lofland in 1868. three children were born, two surviving Harry Atkinson and Robert Allison. One sister Mattie Allison survives. The funeral is Wednesday at 2 pm at his home, with Rev. Milligan and Rev. Ashwood officiating. Interment in Northwood cemetery.
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James R. Allison
North Sixth Street
Logan
Allison
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Lofland
Harry Atkinson
Robert Allison
Mattie Allison
W. YV. Milligan
J. W. Ashwood
Northwood Cemetery
Craig's Summer Sale Offers Underpriced Items
Sale notes Craig's store promoting a summer sale with every item described as underpriced. Adf¢ remains unclear as to additional details or location.
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Craig
Abe Martin Aaron Shot Demits and Returns to Work
A charter member of the poor farm, Abe Martin Aaron Shot, has taken out a demit and returned to work. The man may forget to change shirts or get shaved but always recalls where he hid a half smoked segar.
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Aaron Shot
Colonial Tonight Features Jack Richards in Weeklong Engagement
Tenor Jack Richards opened a week at the Colonial drawing hundreds of patrons. He will change songs each night with a fresh program, while pictures rotate nightly except Wednesday and Thursday when Cleopatra in six reels plays. Admission is five cents.
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Jack Richards
the Colonial
Richards
Four Big Singles At Orpheum Tonight With Zigomar III
Four feature attractions headline the Orpheum program tonight headed by The Black Scourge, Zigomar III. Also on view are Bozo Arrives, Miss Nobody, The Sheriff's Rival, and The Power of Love with matinee showings and Bijou orchestra.
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Bozo
West
Adv
Gibson Peel Chooses Little Duchess Rug Beater Agency
Gibson Peel, famed for the verse Th' Age o' Opportunity, leaves various fields to run the Little Duchess Rug Beater agency. The piece humorously muses on he’s how the meter reader might enter the house after mother votes.
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Gibson Peel
For Sale Three Rooms and Reception Hall Down
Three rooms and reception hall downstairs with three rooms and complete upstairs. Basement under whole house cistern. Good lot with alley at side. Cement walks central Beatty Ave between Seventh and Eighth. Price 2000. Apply to W R Dougherty Fifth floor Central National Bank Bldg.
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Beatty Ave
W. R. Dougherty
Central National Bank
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Deeren at M E Church
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Deeren was held Tuesday at 2 PM at the M E church conducted by Pastor Rev Jay C Goodrich. Interment followed in Northwood cemetery with many floral offerings. Pallbearers were her three sons Jacob John and Charles, two sons in law Charles Garrett and J S Law and Kelly Carnal.
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Sarah Deeren
M. E
Jay C. Goodrich
Northwood Cemetery
Jacob
John
Charles
Charles Garrett
J. S. Law
Kelly Carnal
Court News Roundup of Civil Actions and Divorces
Lloyd S. Linkhorn as treasurer sues L S Kline et al for 200 dollars with costs and a lien on property. sale ordered if unpaid within ten days. Linkhorn vs M J Conroy awarded 200 dollars. Douglass case dismissed. Parker divorce requires $10 monthly alimony to plaintiff through Oct 1 1913. McLaughlin vs Cambridge Collieries Co case settled with costs paid.
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Lloyds
Linkhorn
L. S. Kline
Et al
Lloyd S. Linkhorn
M. J. Conroy
Frank
Time’s toll wrings a rustic tale on circus day
A compact notice recalls how advancing time upends a typical man during a circus day. The snippet hints at aging’s pull and the way ordinary life intersects with public spectacle, leaving a quiet, small-town impression.
Rooms for Rent Near Steubenville Avenue
Two modern furnished rooms available for roomers or light housekeeping in a good location. Bath and telephone use provided. Call 1112 Steubenville Avenue.
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Steubenville Avenue
For Sale Six Room House on Beatty Ave
Six room house with reception hall and bath, basement under entire house, cistern, good lot with alley on side and rear, cement walks. Central location Beatty Ave between Seventh and Eighth. Price 3000. Apply to W R Dougherty, Agent, fifth floor, Central National Bank Bldg. 66-3.
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Beatty Ave
W. R. Dougherty
Central National Bank
Notice of Keystone Trading and Loan Co Change
G. H. Long, sole owner of Keystone Trading and Loan Co at 127 North Seventh St Cambridge Ohio, states C T Warrick is no longer connected with the business. All payments and collections now go to Frank A. Long at the same address. public pat reciprocity requested with new owner.
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G. H. Long
Keystone Trading & Loan Co
North Seventh St
Cambridge
Ohio
C. T. Warrick
Keystone
Keystone Trading and Loan Company
For Sale Good driving horse city broke
Sold horse listed as suitable for single or double work with about 1100 weight. Inquire at 333 Highland Avenue by Bell telephone 249 J or 66 3.
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Highland Avenue
Bell
Local Nuptials and Neighborhood Notes in Wheeling and Nearby
Phillips A Stewart of Wheeling weds Lottie Edith Ellis of Pleasant City in a probate court ceremony led by Rev R W Doty with Dyson and Secrest as witnesses. The couple plans a brief honeymoon and will reside in Wheeling. Other items cover real estate transfer on North Seventh Street, a dinner in honor of Mrs Fred Miller and family, and visits among local residents including Miss Mary Burt and Miss Edna Shilling with various relatives and friends.
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Phillips A. Stewart
Wheeling
W. Va
Lottie Edith Ellis
Pleasant City
Court House
R. W. Doty
Cambridge Lutheran Church
Dyson
Secrest
E. D. Shively
Alice N. Rainey
North Seventh Street
Ella B. Chapman
J. G. Hamilton
Love City
John Shaw
North Fifth Street
Fred Miller
Edith
Virginia
Roy
Canal Dover
W. B. Cosgrove
Zanesville
Godfrey Megert
Laura
John
Warren and Canal Co
Sharpsburg
Jack Mahannah
Mary Burt
Charleston
W Va
Grace Pinkett
North Sixth Street
Hubert McCormick
Edna Shilling
Chas Keliffer
Jennie Shilling
Newell
Chas
Keiffer
Bates
New Concord
Sarah Bates
Violet Jbles
Jessie Blackstone
Violet Blackstone
Edith Bates Aegerter
Wallace Jbles
Daniel Blackstone
E. H. Bates
Market Summary from United Press at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 15000 market steady mixed and butchers priced 8.80 to 9.75 with others to 9.25. Cattle receipts 2000 market steady beef 7.15 to 8.96 cows and heifers 3.85 to 8.40 stockers 5.75 to 8.00 calves 6.75 to 9.75. Sheep receipts 12000 market strong natives 4.15 to 5.45 lambs 6.92 to 8.00. Wheat 88 cents Chicago staple. corn 60 cents. oats 40 cents. pork 21.20.
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United Press Special Union
Chicago
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report July 8
Cattle receipts are light and the market is steady with classes priced from 7.25 to 11.06 for calves. Sheep and lambs show light receipts and steady values with prime wethers 5.10 to 5.25 and lambs 5.00 to 8.50. Hogs remain light with market active and primes around 9.25 to 9.70, other grades 9.60 to 9.70. United States Steel listed with common at 12 1/2 and preferred at 10 1/4.
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Pittsburg
United States
Arnold’s Garage Ad Promotes Buick Service Tires
An old advertisement for Arnold’s Garage in Omnbridge markets Buick care and automobile tires. It mentions high grade oils and bicycle tires with contact by Frank PF Arnold. Date reads Mar 22 but unclear.
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Buick Care Mitchell Care Bicycles
Frank PF. Arnold
Omnbridge
Glasses to Fit at Dr Jas Early Ophthalmologist Office
For glasses to suit and fit go to Dr Jas Early Ophthalmologist in room 11 over Post Office. Examination at night as well as in daytime will be made. Jan i ly r
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Jas
Jan
Classified notices and local ads from Cambridge area
Dentist H L Stewart advertises services in Central National Bank Building with special attention to diseased gums. Also rental ads for furnished rooms by Mrs T M Timms in Colley Block. Jewelry by Atkins promises right goods and prices. Wedding gifts advertised at Williams and June dates noted.
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H. L. Stewart
Central National Bank
Cambridge
T. M. Timms
Colley Block
Atkins
Court House
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Journ M. Amos
Cambridge Post Office
Business Office
W. K. Putney
Abe Martin
Good Pictures
Orpheum
Court House News
Circus Iday
John P. Turner
Harper Building
Wilson Avenue
Stewart-Ellis
Society Notes
J. A. Barrett
C. A. Smith
Lorain
W. E. Little
Jas. Little
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. BE
L. R. Vance
North Fourth Street
Whitcraft
Margaret Kersey
New Matamoras
Miss Means
Miss Proctor
Wallace
Price
Thornberry
Kidd
Stansbury
EB. W. Mathews
Federation Societies
J. R. Keyes
W. M.scott
Los Angeles
Cal
Hixon
Thomas Davis
Parkersburg
Sewing Club
Thomas Williams
Bethesda
5. C. Carnes
Craig Building
Mary Craig Pender
Denver
Colo
Tri Sigma
M. P. Church
S. W.rer
Saetbums
Edna Benn
Louise Woodruff
Coal Ridge
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Alma Bruner
South Tenth Street
Brown
Homer Boetcher
W. L. McCormick
S. H. Esely
Miss Stone
H. L. Williams
Harry Williams
Marie
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Christian Church
Harry Emde
Thomas Boyd
Antrim
Boyd
F. C. Anderson
Mt. Vernon
Aida Ford
Columbus
Harry Addison
Dora Anderson
George Anderson
Stella Boyd
East Foster Avenue
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
U. P
R. G. Ferguson
Washington
B. F. Enos
Clarence McCulley
Erma and
Larell Sheppard
Mason
Helen Armstrong
E. Y .Tribbie
A. G. Boyd
Steubenville
J. T. Stewart
Cleveland
Postum
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Chicago Livestock
Arnold
Shry Bros. the Tailors
E. 8Th St
Opp
National Banks J
the National Bank