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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
2
The article surveys tariff reform proposals led by Congressman Babcock, Morgan’s British steamship purchase, and global trade shifts. It mentions Panama Exposition opening plans, wartime finance, and labor shifts in Ohio, with market notes and local political commentary.
The Cuyahoga Savings and Banking Co. suspends payments due to the absence of President R N Pollock. American Trust Co. named as receiver for the bank and Walter D Sayles appointed receiver for United States Carbon Co. Debts and loans totals cited, with over 100000 in allegedly worthless paper. Board of Equalization actions noted for Ohio.
President McKinley lands in Phoenix after a dusty journey through New Mexico and Arizona. A large crowd greets the party at every station as he extols unity and peacetime progress, pledging to resolve differences by arbitration and noting a reduced troop readiness.
Owing to late snow and bad weather farmers have been greatly delayed with their farm work. Ula Fordyce of Cambridge visited W. L. McCracken and family over Sabbath. Myrtle Rankin of Winterset visited J. M. Hankin and family. Mary Wallace of Cambridge began a summer term of school at Grass Roads Monday of Sabbath. Julia Haylin of Barnesville visited J. M. Rankin and family recently. Stiles and Rankin, carpenters in Cambridge, called on friends here Saturday and Sabbath. Stacy Taylor of Middlebourne visited here recently. N. Allen visited friends in Cambridge recently. Allen's Sabbath school was reorganized last Sabbath with officers elected: T. M. McCracken Supt, Thomas Guno Asst Supt, G. L. Ted fick Treasurer, Dora Brown Sec., Fanny Stiles Asst Sec., Ella Dyer and Alice McCracken Abrarians, T. B. Stiles organist.
Names and events from Perry County including marriages, real estate transfers, farm sales, settlements, and upcoming sermons. Residents Oscar Tadrick, Win Logan, Leonard McCleary, and D. S. Gibson appear along with properties and farms changing hands. A public sale is announced for May 1. Local clergy Kev McBride and others are listed, with travel plans to Tacoma and Freaport illnesses mentioned.
Grain prices list corn oats hay potatoes and other staples. Local residents John Hughes near Freeport buys a flag horse from Phil Mugtiab. James Warne of Cambridge buys a flag horse from A Decker. Otutie Dugan travels to Fairview for business. Residents Guvat Frank Swaim and Mrs G G Boyd travel. several family movements to Cleveland. Brushy Fork church to hold preaching May 11 12 by Rev Davis of Newport. City council chairs donated from Marietta chair factory via Mr Burr. Mrs Walter Grmes and baby visiting Freeport relatives.
Ernest Scott Cumberland visited B Beckett on Saturday. Mrs G H Daniel and Miss Ida Smith visited relatives in Zanesville last week. Rev O F Young of Pleasant City was in town Sunday. Mrs Allie Warne of Zanesville guest of Mrs J A Torrance. W W Nichole and daughter Alice were in Zanesville the first of the week. Wildy M Moore and family of Chandoraville visited John Daniels over Sunday. Miss Lida M Daniel began a term of school at Lowa Monday morning. Herbert Moore of Baltimore Md visiting relatives in and near town.
London May 7 The house of commons approved a 1 shilling a ton export coal tax by 106 to keep the government line amid Liberal opposition. Debates centered on possible harm to the coal industry and the country as labor unions may call a general strike, threatening economic disarray.
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