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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
4
May 28 marks the birth of naturalist and geologist Louis John Rudolph Agassiz in 1807 who died in 1878. Also born 1758 was Noah Webster, famed lexicographer who died in 1848. Lieutenant General Stephen D. Lee, Confederate soldier, died in 1908 and was born in 1833.
From noon today to noon tomorrow the Sun sets at 7 21 and rises at 4 33. The Evening Star is Mars while the Morning Stars are Venus Jupiter Mercury and Saturn making a bright morning display.
A concise reflection on the value of small unnamed deeds of kindness and love, attributed to Wordsworth, emphasizing character over grand gestures.
The constitutional convention adopted abolition by 65 to 40, replacing the death penalty with life imprisonment. The issue has been debated across schools, town halls, legislatures and pulpits as a major focus of civilized society.
The New Jersey primaries are seen as of minor importance since Taft and Roosevelt claim they can win without New Jersey delegates. Both candidates still pursue support, though The Post doubts New Jersey is pivotal for controlling the national convention. Democratic efforts align with Governor Wilson, who is expected to receive substantial indorsement.
John Soltis nine years old, son of Mr and Mrs John Soltis, at Black Diamond mine, was badly hurt when a frightened horse stepped on his leg after he fell from the saddle. Dr A G Ringer attended.
Milton Skipton of the Marietta Division shops was struck on the head by a large lump of coal that fell from a car and rendered unconscious. Dr. A. G. Ringer attended to the injured worker Tuesday morning at the scene.
Harrisburg May 28 The international convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers selected Cleveland as the site for the next gathering in three years. The decision marks a three year wait for members and will convene with the cooperation of local unions and city officials.
In Newark Ohio on May 28 ten delegates from Licking County to the Republican state convention were instructed for President Taft. The action affirms Taft’s support within the county for the upcoming party gathering.
Spence Wallace state grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias announced his candidacy for state treasurer during the Columbus Republican convention in Steubenville.
Floyd Wilson and Stewart Malcom were arraigned before Squire L. S. Reasoner on Sunday at North Wood Cemetery for intoxication and using profane language in front of women. Both pleaded guilty. fines of five dollars and costs imposed on intoxication with sentence for profane language withheld pending further investigation.
Abraham Kerhowy of Blissfield Michigan and Melady Corey of this city have been issued a marriage license. A J Gruetter was named to officiate.
A赞able review highlights the Jeffersonian Bible as a readable print and a splendid compilation of essentials from high priced Bibles, calling it a true art in Bible making.
Casey Rainey and Carlos Hammond left Monday with A. J. Bennetts automobile bound for Cleveland for a planned overhaul.
Mr and Mrs Ackison Wells express sincere thanks to the men of the cold roller department of the sheet mill for presenting a handsome rocking chair as a wedding gift.
Kaufman’s store will close for Decoration Day, remaining shut all day. No other activities or sales are noted, and customers are advised to plan around the interruption.
Mrs Vestal and Mrs Hutchinson of Senecaville were shopping in Cambridge on Tuesday.
In Los Angeles Judge Hutson issues a citation against Detective Foster of the National Erectors' association to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt over alleged false statements in a local paper about Clarence Darrow. The confrontation led to heated exchanges among counsel and threats of physical combat. Foster claimed Darrow’s conviction is certain and cited the dictograph as a key factor while George N. Lockwood testified about Franklin’s alleged bribery and Darrow’s supposed involvement.
Columbus voices of the constitutional convention delegates condemn a single circle method to submit amendments. Frank Woods of Medina leads opposition, calling the plan an outrage and an attempt to trick voters. He argues for two or more circles or intelligent voter choice and warns against forcing the convention’s work on Ohio residents.
Minneapolis May 28 The Methodist general conference fixed retirement rules for bishops. A bishop may retire from effective service at age 70 and must retire at the general conference nearest his seventy third birthday. Bishop Oldham accepted the office of corresponding secretary of foreign missions. Dr J M Buckley withdrew his name as editor of the Christian Advocate.
Telegrams from Albert Von Hoffman and Captain John Barry report the balloon St Louis descended near Roseville Ul after leaving San Antonio on Saturday night in a bid to win the Lahm cup, covering about 950 miles in a straight line.
Mrs James Sheppard and her children from North Fourth street visit relatives and friends in Macksburg.
Miss Lou George a trimmer at Miss Oldham's millinery store departed Tuesday for her home in Brooksfield Pennsylvania leaving for home after completing her work at the millinery shop reports indicate.
Mrs S H Chaffer traveled back to Chicago on Tuesday following a short visit with Mrs Isabella Jones on Hast Wheeling avenue.
Mrs Frances Thacker and daughter Ruth, Warren Parrett and son Paul plan a brief visit with relatives in Mt. Sterling.
Mr and Mrs John L Stoddard from Lake Como Italy were guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Harris Saturday at a social gathering.
Joseph Linkhorn of Byesville died May 25 1912 at age 65 leaving a wife Temperance Selby and eight children seven living. He was a noted stock buyer for 35 years and traveled widely in Ohio and western states. Funeral held at his home with Rev. Hawkins, burial at Westview cemetery. Numerous local residents are listed among visitors and neighbors in the ensuing notices.
29 31 Howard McCloud of Pittsburg was in Cambridge Tuesday on business. He registered for a free lot as part of a local promotion in the exchange with Cambridge businesses.
Miller Bros. present The Post Telegraph er a colossal Civil War era military drama with Indians US soldiers cavalry and emigrant rescue plus two reels of supporting films at the Orpheum tonight 6 30 to 10 00. Children five cents adults ten cents. Also Colonial Thursday May 30th features five reels of comedy drama western and scenic pictures.
Vitagraph presents Maurice Costello in The Secret of the Miser's Cave with extra acts Dolores and Everybody Two Step. Kalem features The Jocular Winds of Fate and Charlie’s Reform Edison drama Through the Drifts. Orchestra with two high class singers. Cool, fireproof venue with approved ventilation.
Verne Blackburn, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blackburn of Spring street, was badly burned on legs and hands Monday night. A lantern campfire ignited fringe on a coat worn by a companion, the flaming garment was thrown onto Verne. Mrs. Stewart extinguished the flames with her apron before Dr Cain arrived.
Mrs J G Brown and daughters Lena and Mary returned from Newcomerstown Saturday evening after attending the thirty first annual commencement where Mrs Brown’s nephew Karl Knowles graduated with highest honors. Franklin Milligan formerly of this city also was a member of the class.
A Bible edition from the Jeffersonian line uses larger print, making it easier for both young and old readers to enjoy. The plain type aids readability and fosters comfortable daily scripture use.
Hogs receipts 13 000 market slow mixed and butchers 7 15 7 62 light 7 00 7 35 wigs 4 90 6 80. cattle receipts 2500 market quiet beefs 6 10 9 35 cows and heifers 4 40 6 80 calves 5 25 8 95. Sheep receipts 14 000 market strong native 3 75 6 35 lambs 5 00 9 00. Chicago Till May 28 Wheat 1 11 75 cents oats 50 pork 18 55.
Cattle receipts light and markets steady with prices for choice cattle ranging 8.05 to 9.00, prime 7.90 to 8.15, common 6.75 to 7.40, veal calves 9.00 to 9.05. Sheep and lamb receipts light with prime wethers 5.60 to 5.75, lambs 3.50 to 8.50, spring lambs 6.00 to 11.00. Hogs receipts 10 doubledecks, market slow with prime heavies 7.95 to 8.00, mediums 7.90 to 7.95, heavies 7.90 to 7.95, light heavies 7.40 to 7.65, pigs 6.75 to 7.25.
Misses Dorothy and Marion Kron, visiting friends in Cambridge, traveled to Pittsburg Tuesday for a short visit before returning home to Louisville Kentucky. In Cambridge they enjoyed numerous social events hosted by the younger set. the Kron sisters formerly resided in Cambridge.
Chief Long returned from Akron with Leslie Basford who was arrested there on information from Long. Basford faced a $30 board bill and $47.70 in costs after amending payment arrangements. He will be released once funds are deposited with Akron's mayor.
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