Jeffersonian newspaper delivery and subscription details
Delivery by carriers in Cambridge at 10 cents per week and 5 dollars per year. Mail subscriptions must be prepaid and will not continue beyond the paid period. The Weekly Jeffersonian priced at 1 dollar per year, 60 cents for 1x months, and 50 cents for three months. The Daily Jeffersonian on sale at the News Depot Mathews Brock North 7th Street. Hoyle and Scott phone Bell and Long Distance News Rooms House and Scott Phone 218 489-3.
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Cambridge
Jeffersonian
Jeffersonian Ie
Newa Depot
Mathews Brock
North 7Th Street
Notable births and deaths from November 5 history
November 5 marks the birth of Washington Allston in Waccamaw South Carolina who died in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1848. It also notes the 1854 death of painter William H. Richards born 1855 in the United States. It references the 1891 Crimean War battle at Inkerman and 1906 death of marine artist Willian T. Richards in Newport Rhode Island.
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Washigton Allston
Waccamaw
S. C
Cambridge
Mass
Inkerman
Crimea
Brazil
Fonseca
Dom Pedro
Wade
Willian T. Richards
Newport, R. I
Astronomical Events Note Moon and Planets Alignment
The report lists sun set at 1 48 and rise at 5 minutes after midnight, moon set at 4 17, moon age 12 days, Mercury stationary at 3 30 a m eastern time, and Jupiter's neons visible either near or west of the planet.
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Mercury
West Virginia and nearby counties forecast warm Friday
Weather notes predict fair conditions in West Virginia and western Pennsylvania and Ohio on Thursday and Friday with warmer temperatures on Friday. In Franklin county Judge Black’s reelection celebration pleases many friends in Guernsey County.
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West Virginia
Western
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Black
Franklin County
Guernsey County
Landslide Expected Yet Difficult to Foresee
The article notes the challenge of predicting landslides from early trends. It mentions a strong vote for Senator Mahaffey in Tuscarawas County signaling a possible dry victory there. Results were declared after a closely contested race on Tuesday.
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Senat Mahaffey
Tuscarawas Coun
Ohio Legislature to Press Woman Suffrage Question
The new Ohio legislature will raise the woman suffrage issue with persistent energy, ensuring prompt action on the American Issue’s checks for progress.
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Ohio
Roosevelt's Policy Influence Shapes Cabinet Selections
The cabinet choices are affected by Roosevelt as president elect's policies, while Congress ensures his agenda ends as before. Uncle Joe looms larger than any cabinet, influencing the process.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Joe
Factional Contest in Muskingum County Dominates Local News
The Black faction appears to have won and will likely retain the organization amid a fast and furious wet and dry contest bids. Tuesday's election overshadowed other considerations, with Cosgrove preferred for re election but water opponents seen as too numerous.
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Muskingum County
Tsit
Cosgrove
Ohio Political Swirl Signals Shifts in Senate and House
The article notes Republicans blocking James E. Campbell for the U.S. Senate while not stopping Foraker, predicting a strong contest for the seat. Gen. D. A. Hollingsworth of Cadiz wins a long sought congressional seat, seen as overdue. It also mentions calls for a pre-session legislative reconvening, warnings about reforms, and Prof. Marshall of New Concord defeated for state senator by about 1500 votes.
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James E. Campbell
U. S. Senate
Foraker
Millionaires’ Club
New Concord
Marshall
Bryan cheerful despite defeat at home and Taft victory note
Reports from Cincinnati and Washington detail William Jennings Bryan's cheerful mood after defeat and Taft's election win. Taft attributes success to support from business labor and agriculture and expresses health with fatigue. Descriptions include parades, school events, and local notices.
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Mr. Bryan
State Teachers’ Association
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
United States
Local Visitors and Family News From Dillonvale and Surrounding Areas
Grand Ridge Robert Decker visited his brother Earl in Dillonvale last week. Rezin Tennet and wife from Fairmont West Virginia visited daughter Mrs Perry Jones here last week. Sam Tennet of West Virginia visited his sister Mrs Jones. Anna English and children of Lancaster Ohio visit Mr and Mrs Wesley Yeo here. Margaret Decker spent weekend with sister Mrs O L Dugan in Winterset. Charles Moorehead recovering from typhoid malaria. Joseph Lashley builds a horse stable for winter. Chas Pitzer and wife of near Washington visited Perry on Sunday.
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Robert Decker
Earl
Dillonvale
Rezin Tennet
Fairmont
W. Va
Perry Jones
Sam Tennet
West Virginia
Jones
Anna English
Lancaster
Ohio
Wesley -Yeo
Margaret Decker
O. L. Dugan
Winterset
Charles Moorehead
Joseph Lashley
Jacob Amstot
Great Surprise in Nebraska Court Order and Date
A garbled 1908 Ohio court transcript mentions supervising judges of the Eighth Judicial District and an October date. It records Andrew J. Linn as Clerk of Courts certifying the transcript as a true copy from Guernsey County Ohio. The text blends Ohio and Nebraska references with unclear place names and misspelled terms.
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Alfred A. Frazier
William H. Johnson
Jay ES M. Yvoginnis
Keesa
Walter G
Shotwell
Eighth Judicial District
Clairsville
Ohio
A. D
State OF Ohio
Guernsey County
Andrew J. Linn
Court of Common Pleas
Detates
Teachers Examination Schedule and Certificate Standards
The notice outlines teachers examinations on specified Saturdays in Cambridge and Washington with rules for holiday shifts, Boxwell Patterson tests in Cambridge, and multi-year experience and score requirements for elementary high school and other certificates. It lists exam times at 8 40 a m and names W O Moore T A Donnel and Worthy Dyson as officers from Senecaville Cambridge and Kimbolton Ohio.
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Cambridge
Washington
Ohio
Boxwell-Patterson
State of
W. O. Moore
Senecaville
T. A. Donnel
Worthy Dyson
Clark
Kimbolton
Missouri vote muddled as St. Louis results delay Senate chances
The Missouri electoral tally remains undecided with late returns from St. Louis casting doubt on who carries the state. Indications suggest Democrats may control the next legislature by a narrow margin, possibly securing William J. Stone’s reelection to the U S Senate.
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Cnvy
St. Low's
Missouri
St. Louis
Revel
Ervin
William J. Stone
United States Senate
Ohio General Assembly Roll Call by District and Party
A long list of house and senate percual names by district with party labels from R D and KR. It includes counties such as Athens Columbiana Franklin and Geauga among many, noting county purpuris and local school levies.
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Joseph Caribelli
Clermont
B. E. Gardner
D. Columbiana
G. E. Davidson
R. Carroll
J. D. Tedrich
R. Champaign
W. L. Guard
R. Clark
J. Hatfield
H. A. Brenner
R. Crawford
L. H. Battlefield
D. Coshocton
L. D. Echoot
D. Delaware
R. Fairfield
A. F. Turner
D. Geauga
R. Philips
R. Greene
J. E. Lewis
R. Gallia
I. M. Grover
R. Guernsey
J. L. McCreary
D. Hocking
J. E. Carty
D. Harrison
L. M. Scott
R. Hamilton
Joseph Gilligan
William Meinhardt
Taft Victory Seen With Broad GOP Lead In 61st Congress
Early returns show Republicans maintaining a solid working majority in the Sixty-first Congress with about 208 Republicans to 171 Democrats and Speaker Joseph G. Cannon likely to be reelected. Taft wins New York and Maryland with narrow margins as Indiana shifts heavily Democratic.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Winnotsam
Jesse Overstreet
Indiana
Hepburn
Iowa
Thos
Bryan
Nomman E. Mack
Democratic Party
United States Senate
National
House of Representatives
Taft
New York
Roosevelt
Charles E. Hughes
New York State
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
James A. Hemenway
John W
Cabinet Sayers Buly Named as Possible Successor
The text mentions Frank B. Kelloge as a leading attorney of the present administration in prosecutions of trusts and as a probable successor to Attorney General Bonaparte. It also notes broad speculation that Frank H. Hitchcock, chair of the Republican National Committee, may join the cabinet, likely as postmaster.
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Frank B. Kelloge
Bonaparte
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Bridge Fund Fund
Worthy Blind Fund
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Specht
John M. Amos
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Scott
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Weather Forecast
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Cadiz
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Mark Hanna
Varay Strect
New York City
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India
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East Main Street
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Maggie Nichols
Grand Ridge
Joseph Hughes
Otha
California
M. H. Tetirick
Salt Fork Baptist Church
Wood
George Williams
Iceland
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Cabot
Alleghenies
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Kentucky
Chas, Pitzer
Wife
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Perry
Nebraska
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Gotelock, A. M
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Wills Corporati
Pleasant City Corporation
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Salesville
Senecaville Corporation
Washington Corporation
Sackson Bridge
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Oxford
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Banking Department
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Hamberger
Chuck Roast
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W. M. Stiles
Chuck
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