Buckeye News Notes Party Leaders Win Center
A conference of Republican senators elect is likely in Columbus before December 1 to discuss a special session. Reports say the caucus may seek a stance on the U S Senate seat and aim to organize the senate. Mathers and Patterson are candidates for president pro tem and Malcolm Jennings with John R Malloy for senate clerk.
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Center
Columbus
United States
Senate
Mathers and Patterson
Malcolm Jennings
John R. Malloy
Farmer’s Wife Shot Near Glencoe Belmont County
Mrs. James Spates wife of a Belmont County farmer was shot and fatally wounded at her home near Glencoe by Carlo Bereo an Italian employed by a local brewing company. Bereo had called at the house after delivering beer in the area and is said to have insulted her before shooting. The victim was taken to Martin's Ferry hospital and may die.
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Bellaire
James Spates
Belmont County
Carlo Bereo
Glencoe
Bereo
Spates
Martin’s Ferry
Senator Rose to Contest Count In Ohio Election
In Marietta Ohio on November 10 official results show Senator I R Rose defeated by 32 votes in the Ninth and Fourteenth districts. Semi official returns gave Rose the victory earlier but the final count reverses him. Rose plans to contest results in several precincts hoping to still win. Governor Harris and many others had congratulated him earlier.
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Rose
Marietta
I. R. Rose
Harris
Attempts Cremation In Ohio Family Fire Case
In Andusky Ohio on November 10 William Abers and May Abers are charged with arson after locking themselves in and setting fire to a house. They claimed future debts owed them. The authorities were informed of the fire and the suspects denied knowledge of the events.
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Andusky
William Abers
May Abers
Carey
Widow Amelia Weaver Attempts Suicide in Ohio Creek Jump
Mrs. Amelia C. Weaver, 65, mother of Professor EH Weaver of Wittenberg College, tried to kill herself by cutting her throat then leaped from the Detroit Toledo and Ironton bridge into a creek at Springfield Ohio. Attendants report neck wound shallow and exposure danger only.
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Springfield
Amelia C. Weaver
EH. O. Weaver
Wittenberg College
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Bridge
Cashier Gets Five Years In Embezzlement Case
W Harry Schmick former cashier of the First National bank of Leetonia Ohio was sentenced to five years in prison by Judge Taylor in federal court for embezzlement and making false entries. His father C N Schmick president of the bank was released.
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Cleveland, O
W. Harry Schmick
First National Bank of
Leetonia
C. N. Schmick
Taylor
Fayette County Votes Dry After Local Option Election
Fayette County residents approve local option under the Rose law by 1358 to end alcohol sales. Washington C H also goes dry by 183, leaving only one saloon in the county located in Octa.
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Fayette County
Washington D. H
Washington C. H
Findlay Glass Works Sold to Pittsburg Glass
The Findlay Windowglass plant in Findlay Ohio was sold to the Pittsburg Glass company for 6650 under a mortgage. The property was appraised at 1068 and the personal property brought 200. Locals expect independents to operate the plant.
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Findlay Glass Works
Findlay
Findlay Windowglass Company
Pittsburg Glass Company
Treasurer McKinnon Goes Home
State Treasurer W. J. McKinnon was returned to his Ashtabula home today after a health setback. His physician said recovery is unlikely to restore him to full health due to asthma and liver trouble.
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McKinnon
Columbus
Ashtabula
Cement plant accident claims life in Ironton
In Ironton Ohio at the Superior cement plant on November 10 Robert White aged 15 was fatally injured when his foot was caught in a conveyor and a leg was torn from his body. He died at a local hospital several hours after the incident.
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Ironton
Robert White
Superior
Local option election set for Clermont county November 23
Batavia Ohio November 10 A local option election under the Rose law has been appointed for Clermont county for November 23. Petitions carried three times the required signatures indicating strong support for the measure.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Portage County Votes Dry by 1200 in Local Option
Columbus Ohio November 10 Portage county voters choose dry by about 1200 in a local option election. Twenty nine saloons are closed as a result of the vote.
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Portage County
Columbus
New England Swept by Republicans in Landslide
Boston reports Taft carried Massachusetts with 220000 votes to 180000 for Bryan and 40000 for Hisgen and 10000 for Debs. Minor candidates reduced a Republican majority, while Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont also backed Taft. Lilley won Connecticut governorship by about 15000.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Taft
Bryan
Hisgen
Debs
Mr. Bryan
Prohibition
Republican Party
Ths
New England
Connecticut
George L. Lilley
Rep
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Vast sweep of early 20th century world events
Richard Croker plans U S visit while D C Rollins fatally shoots son deer hunting in Maine. A seven month old child burns. six killed in a Wisconsin boiler explosion. a St Paul stable fire kills horses. Havana to Panama and Cuba news. Several bank failures and political shifts, including Roosevelt and Platt.
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Richard Croker
Ireland
United States
D. C. Rollins
St. Stephens
N. C
Maine
Glenn Corre
Fred Niebuhr
Helena
Wiliam Evans
Pittsburg
Wisconsin Central
Superior
Wis
Benjamin Andrews
Nebraska University
Regenta
Edna Geary
Russell Barrett
Hibbing
Minn
Colonel Goethals
Panama Canal Commission
New Orleans
Plauen
Germany
Farmers’ State Bank
Arkansas City
Ark
Roosevelt
Thomas C. Platt
Chester A. Johnson
Hamilton
Ont
Rosie Dumet
Dubois
Miller
William Green
Lillian Green
Robert Channels, Jr
Atlantic City
N. J
Marine Trust Company
Harry O. Green
Columbus
Fort Omaha
Wilbur Wright
M. Jean Barthou
Princeton
Kramer
St. Louis
Jesse Rice
Uniontown
Constable Brown
Salvatore Cantalupo
New York
Tomas Estrada Palma
Santiago
Pembroke
Rainier Motor Company
Independence
Cal
St. Louis Union Station
T. S. Lewis
Grant Works
Ill
Sheavery
St. Paul
Navy Department
Congress
Julian P. Thomas
Morris Park
Harry Sampson
Admiral Sampson
Palmyra
N. Y
Senor
Juan Barrios
Guatemala
Toledo Herrarte
Cuba
Korea
Hallowe’en Rousterers
Belton
Tex
Governor Johnson Re-elected in Minnesota by Large Margin
It is conceded Governor Johnson won re-election by 10 000 to 12 000 votes with insiders predicting over 25 000. Johnson notes gains by districts with Scandinavian populations and remarks on nationality not being decisive. Taft plurality estimated 80 000 to 100 000. eight Republicans and one Democrat elected to Congress.
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St. Paul, Minn
Johnson
Frank A. Day
Jacobson
Taft
Taft Leads Montana Statewide By Near Eight Thousand
Across Montana returns show Taft winning by about 8,000 votes. Charlies N Pray of Fort Benton is re-elected to Congress by roughly 4,000. Governor race remains undecided with Donlin trailing Norris by about 1,600 votes.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Taft
Charlies N Pray
Fort Benton
Congress
Donlin
Norris
Taft Wins Iowa Plurality With Large Margin
From Des Moines returns on November 10 indicate Taft carried Iowa by a plurality of 40 000 to 50 000. The margin shows a sharp drop from Roosevelt 158 000 four years prior but remains close to the normal plurality.
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Des Moines
Taft
Iowa
Roosevelt
Missouri returns show Taft leads in state votes and senate race
The latest Missouri returns tally Taft 317,124 votes to Bryan 312,889, a Taft lead of 4,325. Hadley wins governor with 16,993. Stone leads Folk for the Democratic senate nomination by 18,829, and with a Democratic joint ballot, Stone is set for re election unless Democrats fail to unite, risking a deadlock.
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St. Louis
Taft
Missouri
Bryan
Hadley
Stone
Folk
Senate
Count Reduced Bryan's Plurality
Nebraska returns from 81 of 90 counties show Bryan leading Taft by about 2 000 votes. Final outcome depends on nine counties likely reducing but not erasing Bryan's lead.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Taft
Taft Wins Lead in West Virginia With 25 198 Plurality
Late returns from Wheeling on November 10 show Taft and Glasscock gaining in West Virginia. Five congressional districts remain Republican with Taft ahead 25,198 and Glasscock ahead 11,172 for governor.
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Taft
Wheeling
W. Va
Glasscock
Taft Leads In Kansas As Returns Fill, Bristow Sealed
Kansas returns from 659 counties show Taft ahead with 23 024 to 16 417 for Bryan and Stubbs a 20 000 to 25 000 plurality. Bristow is assured for the Senate. Democrats win 39 House seats and 5 Senate seats while Republicans hold 70 House seats and 30 Senate seats. The legislature leans Republican by 56 seats with 16 House and 5 Senate still doubtful.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Taft
Bryan
Stubbs
Joseph L. Bristow
United States Senate
Roosevelt Defends Taft Faith as Private Concern
The President released a letter addressing questions about Judge Taft's religion. He states Taft's religious faith is a private matter and should not be used for political discrimination or public discussion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Editor Carmack Shot Dead In Nashville Street Duel
Edward W. Carmack former U.S. senator and editor of the Tennesseean was killed on Seventh Avenue Nashville by Robin Cooper son of Colonel Duncan B. Cooper. Robin Cooper was wounded in the shoulder as the duel ended with the editor dying instantly. The clash stems from Democratic gubernatorial primary criticism and ensuing editorial retaliation. Colonel Cooper did not fire.
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Robin Cooper
Man
Nashville
Tenn
Edward W. Carmack
United States
Tennessee
The
Tennesseean
Duncan B. Cooper
Carmack
Seventh Avenue
Polk Flats
Colonel Cooper
Robin
Union Street
Senator Carmack
Democratic Machine
Duncan Cooper
R. G. Fort
Administrator's Sale at Rickle Farm in Ridge Township
Notice of public auction at the late home of Truman Rickle deceased in Ridge township on the William Greek farm near Carey on Tuesday November 17 1908. Sale includes horses cattle sheep hogs farming implements and household goods with nine months credit on sums over five dollars and cash for smaller amounts. Auctioneer Stanley Jones and Clerk Jonathan Bachar listed.
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Truman Rickle
Ridge Township
William Greek
Carey
Lamphere Trial Progresses in Indiana Murder Case
Laporte Indiana November 10 The state in the Ray Lamphere murder trial of Mrs Belle Gunness and her three children unexpectedly passed the jury indicating willingness to accept the 12 jurors. This suggests evidence may begin this afternoon.
Man Struck by Panhandle Train in Steubenville Killing
Robert A. Johnston, 43, was struck and killed by a Panhandle passenger train at a grade crossing in Steubenville, Ohio. His body was taken to Grantsville, West Virginia for burial.
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Steubenville
Robert A. Johnston
Panhandle
Grand Crossing
Grantsville
W. Va
Markets Report Show Mixed Livestock and Grain Prices
East Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Chicago and Boston markets list cattle, calves, sheep, lambs, hogs, and grains with varied price ranges. Entries include Prime dry fed cattle, steer and heifer values, hog heavies and Yorkers, and wheat corn oats rye prices across multiple cities with brief commodity listings.
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East Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Kentucky
Indiana
Cincinnati
Toledo
Real estate notices in Warren Ohio offer farms for sale
J A Smith announces weekly updated farm lists for Trumbull and Portage counties in Warren Ohio. Prices range from sixteen to one hundred twenty five dollars per acre, with loans up to one hundred thousand dollars. Notable listings include an 87 acre farm with brick house and large barn near Carey and a 120 acre farm with improvements, fences, and tile.
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Trumbull and Portage Co
Warren, O
Byers
Carey
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promised Relief
Advertisements claim instant relief from headaches rheumatism neuralgia and pains of any kind using Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. The pills are sold by druggists in 25 doses for 2 cents with a money back guarantee on the first package if no benefit is seen. Testimonials credit rapid alleviation and improved wellbeing.
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Miles
Joan
Battle Creek
Dr Mires
Altea
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
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Ono
Arthur I
War Department
Coast Artillery
Minnesota
William Rickle
Stanley Jones
Jonathan Bachar
Uncle Eph
Darky
Eph
Massa Kern’s
Harper’s Weekly
J. A. Smith
Real Estate and Insurance Agency
U. B
Suth Street
Trumbull County
Stanley Wise Carey
Ohlo
J. D. Ewing
Peninsular
O. C. Bowlby Carey, Ohio
E. H. Cosner
Osteopath
Galt House
Ohio Medical Board
Ranger
Ger
Meee
P Strong
DE Kalb
Ills
Kansas City, MO
Dekalb Fence Co
DeKalb, Ill
Kansas City
Wiegand
Ignaz Fischer
Tolado
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