03 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
1
A historical ad-like piece contrasts costs and value in purchases. It notes cork at eight cents a pound and the life-saving value of cork when far from shore. It urges shoppers to consider what they receive, using Ivory Soap as an example of high value versus price. The Ivory Soap claim highlights its affordability and floating property as proof.
Washington reports Captain Wise testimony and Wood dispatch details from the Schley court of inquiry as well as a note on Lt. Wood and Admiral Sampson. Cincinnati Gun Club closes with Ira Test as winner. Detroit to host next circuit. Canton forms The McKinley National Memorial Association to honor President MacKinney with Columbus filing.
The Cambridge and Barnesville Districts receive new presiding elders with changes in several churches. Rev J J Keyes presiding, new assignments include Yeager Bethel, Callier Beverly, Dunford Bristol, and others. Notable moves include McKay to Carrollton, Conkle to Trondale, and Mawking to Canton, reflecting district realignments and pastor transfers.
Representatives of the National Glass Company visited Cambridge to arrange land purchase from the Improvement Co. for expansion south of the present site. A new 140 foot long building and track additions were planned to support 24 pots and a large furnace capacity, with more skilled workers needed as output grows. Concerns were raised about housing scarcity and road access to the new bridge, but the outlook for Cambridge remained bright. A wedding at the home of Joseph St Clair featured Miss Blanche St Clair of New Concord and Mr. Forsythe St. Clair of Cambridge, with Muskingum College ties and a reception following the ceremony. The couple traveled to Buffalo and Niagara Falls after.
The ceremony united A G Turnleigh and Adole Ghambers in a union at Evans ton in a parlor decorated with vines ferns and banners. Rev J J Meladden officiated. The bride wore white and a formal reception followed with music by Ann McBurney at the piano. The couple left for a wedding trip and plan to reside on April 11th street.
The honorable John Gallup of Cambridge, Ohio, died at his residence on Clark Street aged 81 after a long illness. He came to Cambridge 48 years ago and was widely known for his industrious life, jovial nature, and trusted character. He was married to Lydia Wil they and left seven children: Mileton B. Krement, Mrs. He Tone, Miss Tmima, Mrs. Warrict Luster, Mrs. Sarma, and others. funeral arrangements to be announced by Rev. W. Gallup's death was widely mourned in the community.
The New Philadelphia Times reports on Hon. bb D Taylor's visit to the Methodist conference amid partisan tension. It argues Taylor has a right to appear but criticizes local Republicans who used the event for a political maneuver, labeling opponents as attempting a dirty trick and hiding behind the conference. It names Mr Wurst as a loyal citizen and condemns the car mob of local peat politicians.
The Marietta Division will see scheduled changes next year as predicted by an informed railroad expert. Superintendent Thornton approves new timings and a parlor car, with a 6:35 am north train moved earlier to depart at 6:00. The 10:30 am north train will go through Cleveland with faster service and stop at fewer stations, arriving later in the evening. A southbound train plan adds two morning northbound services and a fast daytime schedule for travelers to Forest City.
Paris dispatch reports a sensational statement from the Bellalio newspaper about a conference among Emperor Nicholas President Lonchet Waldeck-Rousseau and Delcasse. The aim is to reach understanding for united action against Turkey after an exchange of views among European cabinets.
New York reports show Columbia's superiority in windward sea trial against Shamrock I. Crowds gathered at Sandy Hook as light winds delayed progress. London papers express disappointment at the unclear race conditions and weak showing by Shamrock.
Leon F. Czolgosz, the man who killed President McKinley, was transported from Buffalo to Auburn state prison to await execution in the week starting October 28. He appeared fearful, unable to speak clearly, and recognized his counsel. The death warrant directs he be electrocuted within the walls of Auburn.
A brief notice lists Tal Baking Powder at the address 109 William Street in New York. The item appears in a local business or advertisement section with no further context or details.
A sprawling narrative traces a secret mining venture with a young woman and a man named Carnegie, yielding gold dust and a perilous escape to Fort Collins. It links a web of scandal and correspondence, touching royal intrigue and a murder arrest in Greensburg, revealing a era of hidden wealth and danger.
A fragmented account recounts a mid 19th century ghost tale involving the Lady of origin, the Viscount, and the ghost at Will, with references to Lord Lowerscowid, a murder of a duke, and a haunted house. It mentions sightings across cities including New York and mentions golf terms and etiquette amid the spectral narrative.
A patient describes severe cough relief after taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral prescribed by a doctor who diagnosed bronchitis. The testimonial from J Hargrave of New York City praises the remedy as rapidly curing the cough after weeks of distress.
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