Jeffersonian Subscription Rates and Local Newsstand
Delivery by carriers in Cambridge at 10 cents weekly and 5 dollars yearly. Mail subscriptions must be prepaid and will not continue beyond paid time. The Weekly Jeffersonian priced at 1 dollar yearly, 60 cents six months, 25 cents three months. The Daily Jeffersonian available at News Depot Mathews Block North Seventh Street.
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Cambridge
Jeffersonian
News Depot
Mathews Block
North Seventh Street
May 11 in American History highlights
On May 11 1862 the Confederate ram Merrimac was destroyed by her commander to avoid capture by Union forces. In 1872 poet Thomas Buchanan Read, famed for Sheridan's Ride, died. he was born in 1822. In 1908 the cornerstone of the Hall of the International Union of American Republics Temple of Peace was laid in Washington.
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Merrimac
Thomas Buchanan Read
Sheridan
the International Union of American Republics
Temple of Peace
Washington
Solitary Beingness and Night Sky Notes Plus Bank Figures
The piece notes sun and moon timings with Jupiter satellite transit and sun declination. It quotes Zimmerman on solitude. It reports April bank deposits totaling 13 69 566 971 dollars, up almost 40 percent from last year as fear lessens and funds circulate.
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Jupiter
Roosevelt Hunts Big Rhino and Trophies Sent to Smithsonian
Col Roosevelt and his son Kermit battled a giant bull rhinoceros that charged within forty feet before falling dead after the shot. The expedition notes fifteen species felled by the hunter as naturalists prepare trophies for the Smithsonian Institute in Washington.
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Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Kermit
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Senate Rejects Lower Pig Lead Duty Raises Dingley Tariff
The senate rejected the house’s lower pig lead duty and moved above the Dingley rate. Eleven Republicans sided with Democrats for the higher rate, while two Democrats supported the increase. Aldrich claimed apparent victory and revision upward as he counted Democratic votes.
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Senate
Burton
Aldrich
Railroads face hearings over coal rate disputes with West Virginia
Railroads alleging unreasonable rates compare coal shipments from West Virginia with Ohio coal. Complaints have been urged for some time without agreement, and a full hearing now seems likely to settle the controversy. Ohio coal operators face strong competition from West Virginia, which can mine and haul coal at favorable rates.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Bellaire Plant Ordered to Begin Operation Soon
Bellaire residents learned that Carnegie Steel Company officials in Pittsburg ordered the Bellaire plant to be readied for operation. W. C. Carahan, the plant's general manager, said Pittsburg officials discussed via long distance call how soon the plant could start. The plant has been idle since October 31, 1907.
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Bellaire
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
W. C. Carahan
Wheeling Register
Body Found in River Near Glass Factory
Welby Cullison, 25, was recovered from the Scioto River below the glass factory in Coshocton at 10 30 yesterday morning following a drowning incident. Callentine’s body had been recovered Sunday, with Frank Randles and John Childs still missing. Cullison’s funeral will be held tomorrow at his father Amos Cullison’s home in New Guilford.
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Amos Cullison
New Guilford
Callentine
South Lawn Cemetery
Bremer R J Dies. Remains Laid to Bell's Cemetery
The remains of Mrs. Rachel J. Bremer who died at her Albion home Sunday after a long illness, age sixty one, were brought here Tuesday morning and interred at Bell's Cemetery north of the city.
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Rachel J. Bremer
Albion
Bell's Cemetery
Cambridge City Baseball League Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Cambridge City Baseball League will be held in the Mayor's Office Tuesday evening at 7 30. All members are requested to attend. Frank St Dollison President.
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Cambridge City Baseball League
Frank St. Dollison
Cambridge Chapter No 53 R. A. M. Convocation Tonight
Cambridge Chapter No. 53 R. A. M. calls a special convocation tonight at 7 39 oclock. Members urged to attend.
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Cambridge
Local Woman Reported Critical After Illness
Fragmentary wording notes a woman named Mrs. Gunn of East Gom who has been very ill for some time and remains in critical condition.
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Ber Avenue
A Gunn
East Gom
Suit Filed Over $200 Gas Meter Discrepancy
A suit was filed in Squire Lindsey's court by Cambridge Light & Fuel Co. against a local merchant to recover 200 dollars, alleging gas was consumed without using a meter. Inspections by Cambridge and Ohio Fuel Supply Co. revealed meters registering less gas than used. Jack Woods of Belle Valley visited the city on business. Dr. A W Boyd returned from vacation in Cincinnati and will resume his office hours.
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Squire Lindsey
Cambridge Light & Fuel Co
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Jack Woods
Belle Valley
A. W. Boyd
Cincinnati
Local Morning Movements Include Doctors and Hiring
Dr. Creamer visited Kimbolton to check on David Leeper injured in the Central National Bank building earlier. Ross Pollock departed Monday afternoon for New Philadelphia to take a hotel clerk job.
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Dr. Creamer
Kimbolton
David Leeper
Central National Bank
Ross Pollock
New Philadelphia
Knights of Pythias Lodge 53 Meeting Tonight
All members are urged to attend the regular lodge meeting this evening for important business and decisions.
Mrs F K McCullough Visits Relatives Before Return Home
Mrs. F. K. McCullough of near Londonderry, visiting her daughter Mrs. R. R. Brill and family on Highland avenue, left Tuesday for Uhrichsville to spend a few days with relatives and friends before returning home.
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F. K. McCullough
Londonderry
R. R. Brill
Highland Avenue
Uhrichsville
U B Church Services Note Canton Conference
Rev W O Siffert attends the U B Conference in Canton. Sunday morning services will be conducted by Sam McMurray and in the evening J T W Fairchild will speak on the Crucifixion of Christ. All are invited to attend.
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W. O. Siffert
U. B
Canton
Sam McMurray
J. T. W Fairchild
Barber Shop Threat Charge Ends in Fine
Charles O Dowd arrested on a warrant from Lloyd Mercer for threatening assault in a West Wheeling barber shop was arraigned before Mayor Bradford Monday evening and found guilty with a five dollar fine plus costs.
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Charles O'Dowd
Lloyd Mercer
West Wheeling Avenue
Bradford
Music in the Country Schools Advocation by Board
Cambridge township boards require sub-directors to circulate petitions on music instruction in country schools. Superintendent Hobson argues music elevates character and interest in studies, noting its cultural and aesthetic value in schools, homes, churches, and social life.
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Board of Education
Cambridge Township
Hobson
Meeting at Salvation Army hall led by Major Withers
Attend evening gathering in Salvation Army hall led by Major Withers of Cleveland. Promises good singing and music and proper speaking. Everyone welcome to hear the Major.
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Salvation Army Hall
Major Withers
Cleveland
Soud
Testing of Well No 1 Resumes After Rain Delay
Testing of Well No 1 restarted Monday at 8 am after a Sunday rain stoppage and will run 120 hours as planned. The pump operates at 128 gallons per minute and appears steady. In 16 hours from the second test start the water had dropped only eight inches. No action yet on locations for the other two wells by the company.
Funeral for Nelson Driggs Held at Daughter’s Home
Funeral services for Nelson Driggs will be held Wednesday morning at his daughter Mrs. Byron St. Clair’s home on West Steubenville Avenue. Dr. J. W. Ashwood will conduct with Rev. R A. Elliott assisting, followed by interment at Bloomfield Cemetery.
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Nelson Driggs
Byron St. Clair
West Steubenville Avenue
J. W. Ashwood
R.A. Elliott
Bloomfield Cemetery
Siegfried and Lawyer's Price List Announces Low Grocery Prices
The notice claims authority on grocery prices and promises the very lowest prices to readers. It urges watching the list to save money and notes continuing updates.
Conductor Taylor Spence Restored to Health
Friends of B. & O. conductor Taylor Spence learn he is fully restored after spending winter in Southern California. He was seen by Conductor John Doyle in his Colum bus home Sunday, and has spent the entire season on the Pacific slope.
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Taylor Spence
California
John Doyle
Columbus
Spence
Pacific
Newark American Tribune
Start Up At Sheet Mill Reopens Three More Posts
Supt. C. R. Meliyar said the start proceeded without mishap and three additional mills Nos. 6 11 and 12 resumed operations on the third turn Monday afternoon.
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Supt
C. R.meliyar
Local General Store Advertises Wide Grocery Line
A period ad lists prices for granulated sugar beans cereals fruit and canned goods. It mentions various coffee brands flour crackers evaporated peaches and meats plus staples like potatoes rice bacon prunes and olives. The note invites customers to call for items in their line and promises satisfaction.
Mrs Anna Simons and Myrtle Visit Lore City Relatives
Mrs Anna Simons and her daughter Myrtle spent Sunday with relatives in Lore City, showcasing a family gathering in the community.
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Anna Simons
Myrtle
Lore City
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