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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
12
A New York Times reporter describes refugees in a California camp near Oakland. Families salvage belongings, care for pets, and endure moonlit nights amid tents, wooden shacks, and makeshift kitchens. The piece notes discipline, work, and hopeful calls for better times, with Miriam Michelson contributing a Harpers piece on the exodus from San Francisco.
Chairman Foss argues the naval appropriation bill of nearly one hundred million dollars funds a battleship stronger than any afloat and potentially capable of entering New York harbor. He says it would protect the coast by meeting the enemy at sea, signaling U S resolve beyond another continent. A debate with Mr Underwood questions harbor access and base needs. The piece also notes Dominion interest in a new Sault Ste Marie ship canal stretch to 1,400 feet by 80 feet.
H E Poor son of A J Poor of 1000 Park Avenue Kansas City studies at Stanford University California. He sent Kansas City a photo showing a statue displaced from its base by an earthquake. The statue toppled from the Stanford sociology building, crushed paving and remained wedged in place. The incident occurred in front of the building. A self help society in Morea Yun Hio Chiung has been released from confinement on sedition charges and plans to form a society for self help with the editor of the Whang Sung newspaper. The Cha Kang Hol will be its name. Dover lads in England form a pipe smoking league to ban cigarettes and smoke only pipes with fines for violators. A great colonial exposition will open in Marseille in spring and run through summer to showcase French colonial work.
A Baroda prince known as the guciwar of Baroda plans a visit to the United States with his wife and daughter. He boasts the world’s only golden artillery, weighing 400 pounds per gun, with inner steel, and lavish royal trappings. The entourage includes white-officered guards and gold regalia, plus silver guns. Baroda state spans 8,000 square miles with about 3 million people. its capital Baroda sits on the Bombay Ahmedabad rail line.
A young doctor tells a girl he has a heart affection for her. She asks how long he has felt this, and he says forever. She retorts that he may live a troubled life without her, prompting her to suggest asthma as relief.
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