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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1908

Page

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Two Children Die in Cottage Fire on Brown's Heights

A log cottage owned by Mr and Mrs Seymour Phillips on Brown's Heights burned today at noon. Georgia Phillips four and Jessie Phillips one and a half perished in the flames after their mother left briefly to run an errand nearby. Neighbors found the blaze and tried to enter but the heat prevented rescue. The father worked nearby and returned to find his home destroyed and his children gone.

Georgia Phillips Jessie Phillips Seymour Phillips Brown's Heights Georgia Jessie Cambridge

Glasscock Elected Governor in West Virginia Race

In Palmersburg West Virginia November 5 a preliminary tally shows Glasscock Republican leading with about 4500 votes based on thirty nine counties and estimated margins in sixteen more. Democratic headquarters reported the concession as fifteen of fifty five counties had votes counted with Glasscock ahead by over five thousand and early totals listed for several counties.

Palmersburg W. Va Glasscock State Committee Glasseack Bennett

Taft Victory Expansion Amid Shifting Electoral Map

Late returns show Taft nearing 200 electoral votes with Missouri possibly flipping from Bryan. Maryland tight, officials await official count, while Cummins wins big in Iowa and Bryan loses in Montana and New York. Overstreet and Lan dis among House leaders facing setbacks.

Overstreet Landis National House Cummins Iowa United States Senate Bryan Montana New York Hitchcock Taft Missouri St. Louis Maryland

Ohio congressional districts re elected slate listed

The article lists Ohio’s congressional representatives by district with party affiliations and notes the slate was re elected. Names include Lane, Danenhower, Cox, Touvell, Ansbarry, Denver, Keifer, Cole, Southard, Johnson, Douglase, Taylor, Anderson, Sharp, Joyce, Hollingsworth, Ashbrook, Kennedy, Thomas, Howland, Burton with R or D designations.

Senate party gains reported in Ohio returns

In Columbus the latest incomplete returns show Republicans likely to hold a majority of 11 in the Senate and 22 in the House. The proposed Senate roster lists members by district with party affiliations, including several Democrats in certain districts, and notes continued coverage on page four.

Columbus Senate House General Assembly

Austrian Force Ready 10 Strike

London reports Balkan tension rising with rumors of imminent war between Serbia and Austria Hungary. Austrian troops prepare, government seat may move from Belgrade, 16 000 troops occupy town heights, bullion and war materials moved to Kragujevac. Mail correspondent notes danger of immediate hostilities passes.

London Balkan Bettweenervia Austria- Hungary Belgrade Daily Mail Kragnyevats Mail National Assembly

Bryan Reacts Graciously to Nebraska Victory

William J. Bryan comments on Nebraska election results after a Democratic win, saying office is not essential to do big work. A Lincoln delegation visits to express confidence, while Bryan seeks private life and influence for reforms beyond holding office. He plans a two week trip to Hot Springs Virginia for rest.

Lincoln, Neb William J. Bryan Nebraska Lincoln Bryan Fairview

Bryan Telegram to Taft Extends Best Wishes

Lincoln Neb Nov 5 Wm J Bryan sent a telegram to Mr Taft offering congratulations and best wishes for the success of your administration.

Lincoln, Neb Wm. J. Bryan

Unofficial Pluralities From Guernsey County Returns

Incomplete tabulation forces the Guernsey county election board to thoroughly canvass all returns with official results not expected until Friday afternoon or evening. Unofficial pluralities list Taft over Bryan 1760 Harris over Harmon 1848 Joyce over White 52 Haverman over Mahaffey 72 MacCreary over Dollison 134 E D Trott over Green 1417 Moore over Jackson 602 Deselm over Boden 1128 Davis over Fairchild 1964 Sheppard over Hawthorne 1826 Ringer over Fletcher 1616. Three commissioner and infirmary director races complicate exact matchups. totals and full table appear elsewhere.

Guernsey County Election Board Green Moore Jackson Deselm Boden Davis Fairchild Sheppard Hawthorne Ringer Fletcher

Polluted Fish Offered for Sale

Health Officer Dr. W T Ramsey investigated youths selling poisoned fish from Wills Creek. Chief Long ordered police to confiscate fish offered for sale and arrest violators. Ramsey warned offenders and noted the acid in the creek kills fish, making them easy to catch and dangerous if eaten.

W. T. Ramsey Chief Long Wills Creek Ramsey

Judge Harmon Elected Governor by Large Ohio Plurality

Columbus reports show Judge Harmon of Cincinnati elected Ohio governor by about 26,000 to 25,000 plurality as Taft leads across the state. Republican ticket favored in legislature. Dunlap leads with about 25,000 and Green lowest. West Virginia returns indicate Taft about 20,459 in that state.

Columbus Taft Harmon Williams Harris Dunlap Green Finley Bryan West Virginia Glasscock Sudeon Harmon Cincinnati Ohio

Henry Watterson On The Result

Henry Watterson, writing in the Courier Journal from Louisville, reviews Tuesday's election. He says the result shows the spiritual outweighed the material in voters hearts and minds and commends Mr. Bryan's personal canvass and its lucid, powerful argument.

Louisville Henry wWatterson Courier Journal Bryan

Cabinet Makers Busy Already Ahead of Taft Selection

Washington reports speculation on Taft’s future cabinet with Frank Hitchcock named postmaster general and Kellogg tipped for attorney general. Wright is seen staying as secretary, with Root possibly continuing at state, amid uncertain rears of Mrs Root and health considerations.

Washington Taft Root State Department Luke Wright Philippines

Surprise Democratic Sweep Grips Nebraska Election

Lincoln reports show Democrats leading with a Bryan lead of at least 10 000 votes and strong wins for governor GBahlenberger and most statewide ticket. Five of six congressmen appear Democratic with Hinshaw the lone Republican narrowly holding the Fourth District by about 700 votes. Continued on Page Four.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Bryan Gbhallenberger Hinshaw

Tragic Klondyke Mine Death Of Ernest Barrow

Ernest Barrow a respected 21 year old driver at the Klondyke mine east of Ankartown was killed Wednesday around 7 30 PM. He was found crushed beside mine tracks, likely after slipping between cars. Coroners inspected the body at his parents home. He hoped to join East End United Brethren church and had two sisters a brother and a half brother listed as survivors.

Ernest Barrow James Barrow Ankartown Klondyke Barr Par Barrow W. B. Yeo A. G. Ringer Baron East End Ethel Ruth Joseph Bar! Chaltant Hartford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wight Glascock Indiana Berryman In Washington Stan Congressmen N. Lane Danenhower J. M. Cox W. EF. Touvell Timothy Warren Keifer R. PD Cole James Southard A. RR. Johnson Albert NEXT Fred Bader Charles Kuhl M. Johnson YT. Baker FE. Huffman W. H. Meek F. M. Clevenger D. W. Williams R. Wighth M. KB. Rathburn M. Gillette C. M. McKee Alonzo B. Tuttle S. S. Deaton N. L. Yount R. L. Cameron W. A. Alshort J. M. Thompson J. P Mahaffey M M. Duvall E. T. Crawford David Tod F. N. Patterson T. A. Dean Hugh Cary J. S. Stuckley Bayan Gheerful Hot Springs Republican Executive Committee Henry Watterson Kellogg Bonaparte Hody Klondyke Mine Ents
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