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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1908

Page

2

Woodrow Wilson as presidential candidate urged by educator peers

James A Edgerton argues educators should enter government service and cites Woodrow Wilson of Princeton as a model. Wilson, a historian, economist and lawyer, advocates executive unity and accountable cabinets. The piece recounts Wilson’s background, career, writings, and philosophy, linking academic leadership with national leadership potential.

James A. Edgerton America Andrew D. White James B. Angell Congress United States James A. Garfield Mern Woodrow Wilson Princeton University Wilson

Assaults by Koreans contrasted with Patriotism and Self Government

A Yale professor criticizes the San Francisco assassination of Durham White Stevens by Koreans. He links centuries old methods of expressing political opinions to the acts, condemns the attackers as patriots, and urges Americans to study Korean history and the Japanese protection under Prince Ito.

San Francisco Durham White Stevens Korean Council of State George Trumbull Ladd Yale University New York Times Department of Foreign Affairs Kea Prince Ito Korea Stevens Seoul George Heber Jones Yi Yong Tal Imperial Household Min Hyungsik Foote

President Wilson as College President and Man

A discussion of Woodrow Wilson framed as a college president and a man. The piece cites Harper’s Weekly editor Colonel George Harvey, endorsements from newspapers, and a two year boom. It highlights Wilson’s views on trusts, education, and learning by arguing with minds. It includes anecdotes about McCosh and a Vassar astronomy professor.

Princeton New York Wilson Scribner's Bookstore Woodrow Wilson Atlanta Virginia Thomas Woodrow Tommy Robert Bridges Edward Parker Davis Thomas Hall Mahlon Pitney Robert McCarter George Washington Grover Cleveland George Harvey Harper's Weekly Dr. Wilson Harvey Jmot McCosh Evangelical Alliance Brethren Vassar College

Rotterdam Ocean Liner Delayed Launch at Belfast

The Hollen American liner Rotterdam with a gross tonnage of 24 750 and displacement of 40 000 tons is to debut after a Belfast ceremony. Interior aims include a large palm court and a pond allowing passengers to choose their own fish.

Rotterdam Belfast

Ohio Constitution Amendments Re Proposed 1906 Joint Resolutions

The record presents proposed amendments to the Ohio Constitution including altering sections of Article LI and Article II to adjust bill reading requirements governor veto procedures and finance taxation provisions. It notes dates of adoption in 1906 1908 and official certification by Secretary of State Carmi A Thompson and others.

State of Ohio General Assembly Secretary of State A. D C. A. Thompson House of Representatives Axprew L. Harrie Senate Ustrop States of America Carmi A. Thompson State of Ohio Columbus Lce J.D. Chamberlain House of Representatves James M. Williamb United States OF AmFrica Volla Ohiio United States of America

Theatrical names and plans announced for stage works

Lee Arthur completes a drama titled The Undesirable Citizen. Anna Held will present The Parisian Model in London and Paris. Amelia Summerville to appear in vaudeville sketch Brain Storms. Francis Wilson received an offer to travel to Australia for When Knights Were Bold. Olga Nethersole cited by a contemporary with a wish to exterminate critics.

Lee Arthur Anna Held London Paris Amelia Summerville Francis Wilson Australia Olga Nethersole

Summer Fashion Parade in Lace Trimmed Frocks

The text highlights the season's loveliest dress models with lavish lace combinations and embroidery. It notes poulard and pongee outfits, intricate soutache braiding, and new jumper and princess styles in linen and pique. Footwear in chrome tanned glazed kid and dainty parasols in Copenhagen blue complete the summer look.

Copenhagen Lucy Carter

Having Fun with Senator Rose

In Columbus Ohio on an April day, young women in the senate served a noon buffet for senators officers clerks and newspaper representatives. Senator Rose author of the county local option bill was served a bottle of beer with a Be Good banner, a joke that drew laughter and good humor.

Columbus Senate Rose Mary P. Nye

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