June 11 In American History Snapshot
On June 11 events include 1776 the Continental Congress names the committee of five to draft the Declaration of Independence. In 1870 William Gilmore Simms, author of Southern life novels, died, born 1806. In 1898 Spaniards attacked U S marines at Guantanamo, the first clash in Cuba during the Spanish American War.
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Continental Congress
Committee of Five
William Gilmore Simms
United States
Guantanamo
Cuba
Astronomical Events Tonight and Tomorrow
Run sets at 7 30 p m and rises at 4 28 a m from noon today to noon tomorrow. Evening stars include Mars and Jupiter while morning stars are Venus Mercury and Saturn.
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Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Mercury
Saturn
New Force Aims to Uplift Mankind Through Federated Women
An excerpt features quotes from Uncle Esek and Baroness Von Sultee praising the Federated American Women as a transformative movement to improve society and lift humanity through organized female advocacy.
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Baroness von Sultee
Comment on presidential campaign spectacle and dignity
Reverend Charles E. Jefferson criticizes the aggressive chase for the presidency as a national misfortune. He urges calm, decorum, and restraint from both current and former presidents supporters, saying the frenzied fervor dishonors the office and shames the nation's best people.
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Chas. E. Jefferson
D. D
Broadway
N. Y
Broadway Tabernacle
Commonwealth
Water works bonds spark Cambridge decision for city health
The Cambridge electors face a bond vote to fund a robust water system. Citations urge careful citizen input, linking water protection to fire insurance, property values, and city growth, warning that poor pressure risks criminal negligence and harms the city’s reputation.
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Cambridge
Roosevelt Bolting Talk Fades As Taft Strengths Grow
The piece records Senator Borah and James H Garfield denying a bolt from Roosevelt while noting growing Taft support. It cites Ohio sentiment, Penrose and Crane, and 84 contested delegates added to Taft with 170 cases remaining, suggesting the committee's influence will keep Teddy from gains.
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Senator Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
Jas. H. Garfield
Teddy
National Committee
Ohio
Penrose
Crane
Taft
Senator Knight
California
Passage Reflects on Dishonesty and Corruption Rumors
The excerpt voices concern over rumors of dishonesty and corrupt motives and questions where the discourse will lead. It centers on trust, speculation, and the potential damage of insinuations.
Taft Dominates Contests Unlike Southern State Patterns
The report notes Indiana did not fit a southern state mold as Taft won decisively, contrasting with how Maine supported Governor Kent. The comparison highlights regional voting habits and the strength of Taft’s appeal across areas.
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Indiana
Taft
Maine
Kent
Eagles Convention Opens in Columbus with Welcome Addresses
In Columbus Ohio on June 11 Governor Harmon and Mayor Karb welcomed the state Eagles convention at Memorial hall. State President M A Hyne and National President Frank E Hering replied. John McBride served as master of ceremonies. The gathering preludes business sessions in the Eagles’ new hall with officer elections and a Thursday parade planned.
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Columbus
Eagles’ New Hall
German Admiral Aims to Conquer American Hearts
New York report details a mayoral reception for the visiting German squadron. Admiral Von Rebeur Paschwitz declared the Kaiser's officers came to win American hearts and lay them at the Kaiser’s feet, prompting a joking exchange with Mayor Gaynor and Ambassador Von Bernstorf.
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Kaiser
New York
von Bernstorf
von Rebeur Paschwitz
Major Gaynor
Both Sides Claim Advances in Northern Mexican War
El Paso June 11 reports rival statements from Mexican federals and rebels. Federals say they have rebels bottled up from Chihuahua to Torreon, while rebels claim the federal army under General Huerta is enclosed between Chihuahua and Torreon and ready to surrender after starving regimes.
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el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Torreon
Huerte
Mexico
Harmon Backing Claims Close to 100 Votes on First Ballot
Columbus reports Governor Harmon may secure near 100 votes on the first roll call at the national Democratic convention in Baltimore. Boosters claim 96 as exact figure, with hope of gains as days pass. Harmon will not attend in person.
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Columbus CO
Harmon
Baltimore
Toledo
Hermon
Governor Harmon names Conway Lorain probate judge
Columbus June 11 Governor Harmon appoints Thomas A Conway to be probate judge of Lorain county succeeding the late Edgar H Hin man Conway is a Democrat.
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Columbus, C
Harmon
Thomas A. Conway
Lorain County
Edgar H. Hinman
Conway
Mead of Grand Army to Be Honored at Springfield
Springfield Ohio June 11 General H H Trimble commander in chief of the G A R and Newton J McGuire commander in chief of the Sons of Veterans will visit Springfield Monday June 17 for the opening of the state encampment A public reception with addresses by these officers Commander J R Johnson of the Department of Ohio General J Warren Keifer of Springfield and other noted men will be held Monday evening
Congressman Wyckliffe Killed by Train on Long Bridge
United Press report from Washington states Representative Robert Wyckliffe of Louisiana was killed instantly by a train on the Long Bridge over the Potomac. His body was found near the track after a crew member noticed the collision. his identity was confirmed after a search of his pockets. Mrs. Wyckliffe fainted in the gallery when the death was announced, and business paused on the floor.
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United Press Special
Washington
Robert Wyckliffe
Louisiana
Potomic River
Broussard
Explosion Claims Three At Etna Furnace In Pittsburg
An explosion at the Isabelle furnace in Etna near Pittsburg results in three deaths. The deceased include foreman Alexander Johnson, 43, machinist Sylvester Hienz, 23, and one unidentified worker. Several others are injured.
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United Press Special
Pittsburg
Isabelle
Etna
Alexander Johnson
Sylvester Hienz
Craig plans garage at rear of Craig building
S. A. Craig announces construction of a garage at the rear of the Craig building. The project adds a new utility structure to the property, reflecting ongoing improvements in the area.
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S. A. Craig
Craig
Mrs Samuel C Van Kirk Visits Salesville Friends
Mrs Samuel C Van Kirk of Salesville was hosted by friends in town Tuesday, spending time socializing and catching up with locals.
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Samuel C. van Kirk
Salesville
Salesville Man B H Runyon In City On Business
B H Runyon of Salesville visited the city on business Tuesday, meeting local contacts and handling pending deals.
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B. H. Runyon
Salesville
Mrs Mark Greenwald and Children Visit Relatives in Cleveland
Mrs Mark Greenwald and her children left on Tuesday to visit relatives in Cleveland.
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Mark Greenwald
Cleveland
Hardware executive visits Columbus
Col umbus reports that Co. J. White, manager of the Guernsey Hardware Co., is in the city today for unexplained business and meetings with local merchants.
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J. White
Guernsey Hardware Co
Columbus
Reverend Enterline Departs By Noon Train
Rev G E Enterline left on the noon train Monday for Zanesville.
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G. E. Enterline
Zanesville
Gillespie to Stay a Week with Relatives
Dwight Gillespie is spending a week with relatives at New Concord.
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Dwight Gillespie
New Concord
Woman Must Not Step Backward ruling in Feeney case
The Ohio Supreme Court held that a woman who steps backward from a moving street car and is injured is not entitled to damages. The decision, issued in Columbus, Spring Court, affirms earlier rulings in the case of Marie Feeney of Youngstown against the Mahoning Valley railroad company.
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United Press Special
Columbus
Supreme Court
Marie Feeney
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley Railroad Company
Acheson Family Vacation at Mansfield
J S Acheson and his family are spending their vacation at Mansfield enjoying leisure time and local sights during their trip.
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J.S. Acheson and
Mansfield
Bridge No 76 timber fire on Marietta Division
Fire destroyed timbers of bridge No 76 just north of the city on Tuesday around 1 am. Company offices were alerted and carpenters and laborers rushed to the scene by a special train. Flames were extinguished quickly with little damage suffered.
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Marietta Division
Freight Train Accident Report At Ninth Street
A report circulated Tuesday morning claimed a southbound Marietta Division freight train struck a man at the Ninth street crossing after leaving the city. Company officials denied knowledge of the reported accident.
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Marietta Division
Ninth Street
Sept
Too Tall for Comfort in Subway Incident
New York news reports Charles Carruth Jr being so tall that an electric fan in a subway train cut his scalp as he stood upright during the season’s first ride.
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New York
Charles Carruth, Jr
Wood Legislated Out By Army Bill Conference
The senate accepted the conference report on the army appropriation bill and effectively removed Major General Leonard Wood from the office of chief of staff after March 4, 1918. The report, once enacted, will bar Wood from ever again serving as chief of staff.
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Wood
Washington
Senate
Leonard Wood
Trainmen Reject Ultimatum in Unanimous Vote
The general committee of the trainmen rejected the ultimatum from General Manager S. C. Long of the Pennsylvania Railroad by a unanimous vote.
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Philadelphia
8S. C. Long
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Colonial Tonight Showcases Orchestra and Four Films
The Colonial Theatre presents an eight piece orchestra concert tonight at 7 oclock followed by four reels of cinema. Kalem The Tide of Battle Essanay The Clue and The Laundry Ticket Bonanza Lubin The Settlement Worker and Mother Love Edison Lost Three Hours and Taking Him at His Word. Admission is free to all. Colonial Theatre also hosts orchestra concerts Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Colonial Theatre
Colonial Theatre Orchestra
Kalem
Essanay
Lubin
Colonial
Mrs Harry Stevens Operated On At City Hospital
Mrs Harry Stevens of Clary Avenue underwent surgery Tuesday at City Hospital performed by Dr Huth.
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Harry Stevens
Clary Avenue
City Hospital
Huth
County Visitors Hold Annual Meeting at Children’s Home
The County Visitors conducted their annual meeting at the Children’s Home, outlining upcoming welfare programs and community outreach efforts. Attendees included local officials and representatives from charitable organizations.
Mrs Luella Moss Dismissed From Keenan Hospital
Mrs. Luella Moss has been dismissed from Keenan hospital where she is rapidly improving and recovering health following treatment. Her discharge marks a positive turn in her medical care with continued outpatient recovery planned locally.
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Luella Moss
Keenan Hospital
Delegates Named From First U. P. Church Class
Class 16 under Dr. J. W. Ashwood selects four delegates for the State Sunday School convention in Columbus. The delegates are Charles Baxter Chas Miller Dr J K Young and Grace Moore.
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U. P
J. W. Ashwood
Columbus
Charles Baxter
Chas. Miller
J. K. Young
Grace Moore
Arnold family visit in Washington on Tuesday
Ss F Arnold of Washington came to the city Tuesday to reunite with his wife Goldie and their son Frank who were visiting relatives in Frazeysburg.
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Ss. F. Arnold
Washington
Goldie
Frank
Frazeysburg
Grace Marlow Declared Insane in Infirmary Case
Grace Marlow an inmate in the Infirmary was judged insane by Probate Judge Luecock on Tuesday and committed to the State Hospital in Columbus. Medical examiners say she has been feeble minded all her life but only recently became violent, allegedly throwing knives forks or other objects at attendants and inmates.
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Grace Marlow
Luecock
State Hospital
Columbus
Market Report Markee Union Stock Yards June 10
Hogs receipts 16000 with slow, mixed demand and butcher, heavy, light, and pigs priced within 5.30 to 7.70. Cattle receipts 2000 with strong demand. beeves 6.00 to 9.10, cows and heifers 2.80 to 8.10, stockers and feeders 4.00 to 6.90, calves 5.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 18000 with steady market. natives 5.25, lambs 4.50 to 8.10. Chicago wheat 1.08 1/4, corn 73, oats 50, pork 18.85.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Market: cattle sheep hogs prices steady to higher
Cattle receipts light and prices steady with choice 8.75 to 9.15, prime 8.00 to 8.30, common 6.75 to 7.90, veal calves 9.00 to 9.25. Sheep and lambs receipts light, market steady, prime wethers 4.85, mixed 4.40 to 4.15, lambs 3.00 to 7.00, spring lambs 5.00 to 8.00. Hogs receipts 10 doubledecks, market higher with prime heavy 7.90 to 7.95, mediums 7.85 to 7.90, heavy Yorkers 7.85 to 7.90, light Yorkers 7.30 to 7.35, pigs 7.75.
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Pittsburg
Rev Wilson and Wife Headed to Columbus
Rev Wilson and his wife from Byesville left on Monday at noon for Columbus, planning unspecified activities or engagements in the capital city.
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Wilson
Byesville
Columbus
Mrs Harley Davis and Son Visit Friends in Noble County
Mrs Harley Davis and her son William of Brown Avenue are visiting friends in Noble County, according to local notes.
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Harley Davis
William
Brown Avenue
Noble County
Jennie Blackburn Heads to Newark Visit with Friends
Jennie Blackburn left Monday for a visit with friends and relatives at Newark, traveling to the city for a period of family and social time.
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Jennie Blackburn
Newark
Mrs. Hugh Tuttle and daughter visit Orchard avenue host
Mrs. Hugh Tuttle and her daughter Alice of Marietta are guests of Mrs. G. A. Ward on Orchard avenue, staying for a visit.
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Hugh Tuttle
Alice of
Marietta
G. A. Ward
Orchard Avenue
For Sale Rubber Tired Buggy Beat Car
Auction style notice lists a rubber tired buggy and Beat automobile for sale as good as new. Inquire R J Fordyce Winterset Iowa 0 home phone. December 6.
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R. J. Fordyce
Lyric Tonight Shows New Pictures and Singers
A new program at the Lyric features The Pink Pajama Girl by Vitagraph Society comedy The Boss of Jumber Camp No 4 Edison drama The Pasadena Peach Kaltem high class comedy Positive Proof Exssaney thrilling drama Miss Allgower soprano solo Geo Gaunder and Harold Williams Cambridge boy duet Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold. The best pictures and singers with extra orchestra. Electric fans and ventilating system kept coal free. Don’t miss the big show.
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Vitagraph
Edison
The
Pasadena Peach
Kaltem
10¢ Loaf Bargain From Cambridge Bakery
A shopper can buy a 10 cent loaf of Bruner's Milk Bread or a Bottom Loaf from The Cambridge City Bakery as advertised in a local trade note. The item hints at lower prices and a simple bakery offering during the period.
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Bruner
Cambridge City
Atkins Jeweler Clock Planned for Wheeling Avenue Front
Atkins the jewelers have ordered a street clock to be placed in front of their store on Wheeling Avenue. The addition is expected to be a public convenience and landmark.
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Atkins
Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge City Bakery Cake Promotion
Local bakery advertises cakes at Cambridge City Bakery urging customers to stop in for fresh desserts. The message emphasizes house specials and urges quick visits to enjoy limited offerings.
Hammond Receives Western League Tryout Order
Carlos Hammond traveled to Newark for a tryout with a Western League baseball team. He returned home this morning after being ordered to report to St. Joe Missouri on Thursday. The team is prepared to sign Hammond.
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Carlos Hammond
Newark
St. Joe
Missouri
Hammond
Special attention at Cambridge City Bakery Special Orders
A local notice indicates special attention is being given to special orders at the Cambridge City Bakery. Al-4t.
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Cambridge City
Guernsey County Delegate Hon Har vey Watson Praised
The Cumberland Echo lauds Guernsey county's Har vey Watson for temperance work and influence at the constitutional convention. Though his battle was losing, the paper commends his selection as a strong representative and future prospects for Guernsey county.
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Guernsey County
Harvey Watson
Watson
Cumberland Echo
Cambridge City Bakery Keeps Graham and Rye Bread Ready
The Cambridge City Bakery advertises constant availability of Graham and Rye bread. It emphasizes ready stock and accessibility for customers, encouraging visitors to drop by for fresh loaves.
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Esek
Welcomes Eagles
Harmen
Marmon
William Green
Ohio Miners
Green
Dayton
Miami River
Edward EK. Willard
Franklin
Pomerene
Frank EF. Pomerene
Coshocton
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio State University
Hinman
Old — Hubbard
Will
Platulst
Jingle Dept
Postum Cereal Co, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Enquirer
Tom Moore
Chicago Livestock
Pittsburg Livestock
Miss Allgower
George Gaunder
Harold Williams
Graham
Kodaks
KodAk Supplies
Brenan & Wilson’s
Rexall Store
Oxford
Roman Sanda
Children’s
Vici
Vici Tan
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