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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
3
The column surveys varied political topics. It mentions Philadelphia, Chicago graft, Col. Bryan, Democratic convention delegates in Columbus, peacemaking between Russia and Japan, and a Chicago grand jury inquiry involving a Teamsters strike bid. It defends U.S. influence for peace and outlines Noble county Republican tickets and opposing candidates.
The early summer warmth is presented as the best season to treat catarrh with Hyomel The complete Hyomel package costs one dollar and includes an inhaler a dropper and enough Hyomel for several weeks Additional bottles are 50 cents Each Cambridge residents claim to be cured and a money back guarantee is offered by J W Shaft if not cured
Newark Advocate reports Mr. Dickinson late owner of the Newark American Tribune confirms buying the New Castle Herald for 2 000. He completed negotiations last Monday and will travel to California for five weeks starting next week. After returning he will relocate to New Castle with his family. The Herald and its rival in New Castle are Republican papers serving a 35 000+ population.
Dennis Eagan, charged with shooting into a crowd of sheet mill workers and held on a $5000 bond, was arrested in Newcomerstown and brought back for arraignment before Maynor Smallwood. He pleaded guilty to the charge and awaits grand jury action as bond and related reorganization matters proceed.
The claim that fourteen year old Ernest Hardesty was killed by a B I & O train between this city and Zanesville last night is false. Ernest and brother Frank Hardesty left home Wednesday morning to fish near New Concord, missed the return train, walked back arriving about 11, and the origin of the death report remains unknown.
A.C. Dickenson of Newark bought a newspaper plank at Newcastle Pa, denying option on the Guernsey Times or any other paper in the city per the Jeffersonian. Dr J K Young opens a dental office on Crayp building third floor. he is Ohio Medical University graduate and a pleasant gentleman. Changes in B&O schedule mean PT Spence, a veteran conductor, can select any train and chooses 103 Newark to Cincinnati then 104 back to Newark with two day Newark layover. Butterworth moves to 105 106 night trains and John Elis becomes accommodation run. John Hornton and Charles Dowd receive new runs.
May brought new births to several families including a son for Mr and Mrs RC Graham of North Street and another for Mr and Mrs Elwar Nicholson of Beckett Avenue both on May 30 1905 Also reports note Judge Greeg appointing Martha C Taylor executrix and appraisers for the Taylor will A Dawes aide appointed C L Lemon private secretary in Washington DC Counterfeit 1899 dated quarters circulate in eastern Ohio An interior update at Hotel National credits work by McMurray and Neel Memorial Day pardon granted to Civil War veteran John A Thurman. he had saved 3000 from extra work Graduating class at High School held May 30 at Sam McConkey’s home with Bessie Pimlott elected president and Stella Wallace secretary Lebanon U P church to be dedicated June 16 under Rev J Knox Montgomery inviting former pastors and residents for services Ladies plan country dinner in the grove.
Rev B R Wilson and family plan to move Friday to Coal Center Pennsylvania. Rev O C Moreledge preached the union Memorial sermon last Sabbath. J H Harding spoke at Decoration day. W G Nichols and family visited from Zanesville. Schools closed with exams. Mr and Mrs Warne of Homer visited Mrs Katie Joyce. Howard Harris Jura and Boss Daniel visited from Senecaville. Mrs Wm Howell of Caldwell guests of Mrs Lou Gregg. Alexander McClelland died Saturday. funeral Monday at 16 a m led by Rev H C Moreledge. Stonday funeral attendees R Moorhead and Chas McCleland of Chandlersville. Richard St Clair visited Columbus last week. Mrs Zuller Lena M Wilson lawn fete hosted by Mrs Zuller. Mrs Mary Fulton visiting relatives in Zanesville. W C T U and Ys held reception at C P church May 29 for Rev and Mrs Wilson. Aura Ebright of Columbus visiting mother Mrs Frank Trott.
Arthur Liesd visits near North Salem and Mrs Charles Porter. Elizabeth Campbell and grandson Frank Campbell stay with daughter Parker Warnock in Cadiz. Children Day set at Salt Fork schoolhouse on Sunday evening June 4. Arthur Marling visits relatives near Guernsey. Mary Nelson visits sister Mrs Wool Bord. Misses Mary Womeyer and Mary Nicholson guests of Mrs G W Kimball. May averaged 52 degrees at 6 am with six rainy days seven cloudy days and frost on three mornings. W D McConnell hosts Sunday School class gathering with music, social chat, ice cream and cake.
Thursa Devell sues Joseph A Deveil for divorce and alimony in the common pleas court. Sion A Turner represents the plaintiff. The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly of Wheeling refused to endorse the teamsters strike at Chicago but adopted a substitute motion appointing a committee to investigate the strike.
Chicago June 2 The Team Owners Association may join in the local teamsters strike talks with unions in Mayor Dunne's office to discuss arbitration over deliveries to strike targets. Bribery claims were laid before the grand jury by Teamsters President Shea and ex-president Albert Young, who alleged a $10,000 offer to incite a Sears Roebuck strike. Young testified, then refused to name meeting details, citing self incrimination, and was ordered to answer. Hotels involved reported strikers' committees pressuring them to expel union men.
In the East Room at the White House President Roosevelt, with cabinet members and diplomats present, pressed the button to formally open the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland Oregon. The electric flash triggered chimes and the exposition machinery began as a 21 gun national salute fired from a nearby artillery battery.
London reports Lord Lansdowne calling for renewing and strengthening the Anglo Japanese alliance while noting improved Franco British ties. He stressed peace in the Far East as Britain’s main hope and highlighted good understandings with France as easing recent tensions. A separate item notes Denver manufacturer George J. Kindel arrested for publishing a chart linking him to a supposed gallery of dead cheaters. Yellow fever cases rise on the Isthmus with three cases reported and warning of danger.
The Citizen from St. Biron at McConnellville reports Loyal citizens halted a planned display of a foreign flag at Pleasant City on Decoration Day. A half dozen American flags were raised, avoiding potential trouble. The Byesville Enterprise notes J. C. Willman of Walla Walla is named penitentiary steward, with 800 prisoners under care and Cambridge neighbors pleased by his appointment.
The ad claims germ spread from the air and contaminated food if digestion is weak. It lists symptoms like headache backache nausea and fatigue, saying the stomach is overworked. It promotes Winnweber tablets for relief and directs readers to pharmacist J. W. Shaff to see the guaranteed terms.
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