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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
4
A fragmented notice page lampoons Republican national stuff and Chicago convention, cites Hartfort and Owensboro, debates tariff and free trade, quotes Pueblo and Louisville Herald opinions, and criticizes Taft Roosevelt loyalties amid farm and mortgage woes, urging continued party alignment and policy repeal efforts.
The piece critiques the Republican Party’s stance during the Chicago conflict, arguing faith in the party’s national committee falters over the Roosevelt era tactics and the Colonel’s fate. It contends the issue extends beyond individuals to the party and the nation, insisting the party must confront the broader forces at play.
A Louisville Herald editorial urges caution on steamroller tactics in seating Taft delegates and defends Roosevelt supporters. It argues the party risked losing public trust if nomination methods ignore the will of voters and warns against using aggressive procedures to purge Roosevelt allies.
Democrats seek to shield Ohio machine tool industry, centering Cincinnati as a pivotal hub. Senator Pomerone backs taxing imports with a three percent duty, while Free-Trade leaders in the Senate defend the amendment before Raymer of Maryland challenges the premise that a member may favor protection for one state’s product while supporting Free-Trade for others.
A 31000-signature Minnesota petition urges repeal of a measure as farmers nationwide push for the ideal law. The piece also notes rising political chatter about President Tuft, Canada’s Prime Minister Rondon, and potential shifts in parliamentary arrangements affecting the Agreement law.
Rev Hughes PreaMent of Kingwood College will deliver the dedicatory sermon. There will be dinner on the ground and a cordial invitation extended to all attendees.
In Alping, a wealthy farmer’s son Charles sucked the wound of his sister Mollie after a snake bit her on Friday. The brother washed the wound and brought help as doctors were summoned. Mollie recovered, while she feared telling their mother the truth.
Notice calls division boards to meet at multiple locations June 2 17 to elect teachers for the next school year. Teachers must file applications with division secretaries before the date and be present to sign contracts. Trustees urged to attend as they become key to school work and attendance. Henry Leach Superintendent
The Ohio Circuit Cent met Monday with Judge Birkhead and Commonwealth Attorney Ringo present. County officers assisted. Grand and petit jurors listed include W. E. Johnson as foreman. many named jurors and clerks recorded. Several Commonwealth cases continued or dismissed. 15 prosecutions continued to via and 15 dismissed. Jury trials conducted with verdicts in specific cases.
A list of indictments includes Maya, Oncar Meienmey, George Jewell and Oswald Hocker with jury verdicts of guilt or appearances in jail. Names such as Orvil Crowe, Willan Bennett, and Lonnie Vitek are noted for carrying weapons or disturbing public order. Several defendants face liquor and counterfeit related charges. the record includes dates, places, and legal actions from the county court.
A Washington editorial argues Cuba’s government may fall as U S aid shifts balance. It notes Madrid’s rebels threaten Havana, U S marines strengthen protection of American property, and arms shipments aid Cuban troops while warning intervention risks widen. The piece brands Gomez as a pivotal rebel challenger and predicts possible U S governance if Cuba falls.
Mr Jasper Peters died after a sudden collapse while talking to his wife at the door. He served in Kentucky Infantry for three years during the war, married Misa Sam Mitchell on November 1, 18xx, born August 15, 18xx, died May 18, 18xx. He was a farmer, husband, father, and devout Christian. Rev Joe Acton led the funeral with a large audience in attendance.
A chaotic report recounts a mass murder where Moore, his wife, two children, and six others were found dead by ax homicide. Authorities seek a suspect believed connected to the wholesale murder. The piece mixes violent detail with political commentary and unclear names, reflecting a chaotic era newspaper style.
The readable fragments describe an amended session about repealing a Canadian Agreement law and a parliamentary majority debating motions. The passage is heavily garbled, with unclear names, dates, and exact actions, making a precise summary difficult.
Fragmentary report mentions Ohio County committee stock handling and equity members. The readable phrases indicate a drawn out dispute or plan involving committees and financial interests but lack concrete names, dates, or places to form a coherent summary.
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