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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
8
Michigan senator condemns White Star Line for withholding disaster news for 16 hours. He lauds Captain Ostron and the Carpathia rescue ship, denounces lack of drills and discipline, and condemns boat crew inaction as lifeboats filled. He calls for new vows after the tragedy.
The passage reflects a ceremonial pledge to feel deeply connected to the sea and to receive solace as the living commemorate departed sailors. It speaks of a shared heritage and a solemn commitment to remember those who have died, returning through the sea’s rising salutes.
Reports from Cuba to the state department show no improvement. Dispatches describe scattered disorders and bands of Negroes threatening managers and organizing volunteer guards in the town. The Gomez government seems unable to quell the uprising. The gunboats Paducah and Nashville were sent toward Nipe Bay to investigate conditions near American mining interests.
A report to the state department notes minor clashes between rebels and government troops in Guantanamo, Songo and La Mayo. Rebel leader Este noyz demands payments from enterprise managers and threatens to burn plants if not met.
New Jersey voters opened polls at one o clock as Taft and Roosevelt campaign teams claim sweeping the state. Analysts forecast Roosevelt securing up to 12 district delegates and all four at large, while Taft backers push for a tight finish.
Voters cast ballots as Taft and Roosevelt claim early victory, signaling a charged election atmosphere and competing forecasts before official results.
In Bayonne Colonel Roosevelt in a final argument before a large crowd harshly attacked the Taft wing as trying to break up the Republican party. He said the party would have died of dry rot without his fight and charged opponents with ruining the party by fighting the national committee versus the will of the people. He vowed to resist bosses and “ worn-out politicians” with four-year commissions.
Jefferson City May 28 Governor Hadley is Roosevelt’s personal choice for temporary chairman of the Republican national convention. A letter from Roosevelt sets forth the information and suggests Hadley would accept if named to lead the convention if his forces gain control.
William Ross prominent Caldwell citizen died this morning after a three week illness from paralysis. A longtime farmer in Noble county he also served as county commissioner. He leaves a wife three sons and five daughters including Mrs A W Watson Mrs J J Watson and M E Ross of Guernsey county.
Coshocton Ohio May 27 1912 Senator Green announces he is a candidate for a second term as state senator from this district subject to the Democratic senatorial convention in Newcomerstown on June 18. He urges careful review of his record and solid support from constituents.
The Jury Commission appointed by Judge McGinnis met Monday to select 250 names for grand and petit jurors for the coming year. County Commissioners discussed township assessor returns. Nettie B. Bowers, by attorney KR T. Scott, sues Peter F. Bowers for divorce alimony and custody of three children Clyde O. 12 Ethel 11 Carl 6 alleging choking beating and threats to kill.
Mrs. Fred Morton and her children of North Seventh Street travel to Burlington New Jersey for a summer stay, planning to reside there during the warm months.
Miss Lenore Calhoun and Miss Emma Sowers of Brooksville have returned home after a visit with Miss Elsie Stokley.
An unsigned note extols F. J. Cheney for 16 years of honorable business and financial reliability for NAT Bank of Commerce Toledo. The text advertises Hall’s Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials, price per bottle, and a call to take Hall’s Family Pills for constitution.
The Cambridge Loan and Building Co presents a reliable investment offering 4 percent per year, compounded semi annually on deposits. Securities are first mortgages on Cambridge area homes, placed by experienced men, insured by solid companies, with books regularly audited by the company and by the State Department. Investors can realize the investment at any time.
Ke A Scott secretary announces opportunities with the Guernsey Building and Loan Company. He urges Cambridge residents to invest idle funds at 4 percent, promoting financial management for life success. May 24-11.
City subscriptions must be paid within one week after expiration to receive the advance rate of B06 per month. If allowed to run over, the regular rate of 10e per week will be charged for all arrears, 72 tf.
The Guernsey Building and Loan Company on Sik Wheeling Ave Cambridge advertises loans from 500 dollars up with gill edged mortgage security. Also notes Col C F Camp will visit Akron after Mrs Georgia Meek’s sickness prompted a Canton trip.
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