Taft Gains Massachusetts Delegates in Primary Push
President Roosevelt and Taft supporters tout Massachusetts results with over half the delegates backing Taft. Gardner reports 11 Taft delegates, Gloucester Haverhill Beverly Salem all favor Taft, predicting 18 Taft committed, 8 uninstructed, 6 in doubt. Crane signals high regard for Taft but may align with majority.
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Massachusetts
White House
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Chicago
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Massachusets
Gloucester
Haverhill
Beverly
Salem
Tlam
Tayt
Work plies up on Lake Erie lines as 500 extra hands come on
Beginning Wednesday 500 extra section hands were assigned to the Pittsburg and Lake Erie between Youngstown and Pittsburg with many near this city. Railroads in New Castle area also repair rails ties and fills after severe winter wear. Lake Erie forces more than double with plans to run all trackage as heavy freight expected this summer. Four track construction through New Castle to resume soon with rapid completion after delays. Other lines like Baltimore and Ohio Western Allegheny BPRR and Erie to add large section gangs. Eye testing car for railway workers to check vision and signal reading to be used on local division. Round house accident at Youngstown causes extensive damage and several machines buried in debris. Pennsylvania lines report earnings declines for February and two months ending Feb 1908 compared to 1907. Conway yards reduce workforce. coal mine shutdown felt. New ore hoisting device added at Conneaut docks. Local freight improving while through traffic remains light. Some railroad staff changes and illnesses noted in Pittsburg area.
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Lake Erie
Youngstown
New Castle
Baltimore and Ohio
Western Allegheny
Erie
Hubbard News Briefs Roundup in Town
Hubbard residents feature illness and visits from out of town. George Lehn ill with mumps. Stephen Doughton and Lewis Llewellyn among those noted. Moves, guests, and social events include Odd Fellows degree candidates, church gatherings, and a new local baseball team led by Thomas Young.
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George Lehn
School Street
W. R. Badger
Youngstown
Albert A. Allen
New Bedford
Scott
Marion Gray
East Liverpool
Elizabeth Huff
Sharon
Jennie Duer
J. W. Ebert
Altoona
Jennie Cramer
Niles
Stephen Doughton
West Hubbard
Asa Williams
Alliance
Wm. Evans
Wiley
Mary May
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Stevens
Hazel Stevens
S. BE. Kline
Harry Feldman
Nate Kline
E. Kline
Clarence Allen
Coitsville Center
R. L. Dilley
New Castle
Hubbard
M. EB. Evans
Canton
M. V. Bentley
Odd Fellows Lodge
John Wright
Clarence
Mary S. Thomas
North Main Street
G. L. Davis
Alex Campbell
East Hubbard
A. J. Kerr
North Hubbard
Logan Rifles
Howard
Emaline Conder
L. R. Worley
Hazel
Edna
W. H. Button
S. D. Roberts
A. C. Cowin
E. E. McKelvey
Mary
Anna Shappo
Presbyterian Sunday School
Earl Stewart
Raymond Shotten
Eugene Roberts
T. H. Davies
Eleanor Gillmer
Neva Stewart
James Williams
Alfred Williams
Williams
Leah
Arthur
The
Baptist Church
Hubbard Young
Thomas Young
Dick Williams
John Rowlands
Orlo Hibler
Wilson Seafert
Robert Furlen
Raymond Corll
John Landles
Evan Matthews
Sylvester Jackamo
Would you care to play a game of ball
The note requests playing a ball game with all communications addressed to Thomas Young, identified as manager. The message appears informal and centers on arranging a game. No additional context or dates are provided.
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Thomas Young
Local Notes Shine in New Bedford and Nearby Towns
New Bedford resident S. L. Bailey is remodeling his home while Mrs. James Rowland grapples with serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruby plan a move to the William Black farm as Walter McCullough’s dogs win four prizes at a Youngstown show. A pie social for the library earns over seven dollars. Sherman Reoli relocates to the Cunningham farm near Brook Schoolhouse. Mollie Campbell and Harper Montgomery visit Evans City with brother Charles Morehouse. Prof. Alvara Calderwood visits from Grove City for vacation, joined by his sister and nephew from Pittsburg at the Calderwood homestead.
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S. L. Bailey
James Rowland
Robert Ruby
William Black Farm
Robert Seamons
Pittsburg
Rev. B. M. Paul
Mont VanFleet
Beaver Falls
J. W. VanFleet
Walter McCullough
Youngstown
Sherman Reoli
William Black
Cunningham Farm
Brook School
Mollie Campbell
Harper Montgomery
Evans City
Charles Morehouse
Alvara Calderwood
Grove City
Kirkpatrick
Calderwood
Conneaut Lake Fish Moved to Lake Erie
Officials report 23,000,000 white fish relocated from Conneaut Lake hatchery into Lake Erie to bolster dwindling stocks. The government has stocked the waters each spring to restore past numbers amid declines in the large lake.
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Big Lake
S. B. Kennelly Co Spring Millinery Opening
The S. B. Kennelly Co announces a spring opening of fine millinery featuring leading New York and Paris styles on Thursday April 2 at No. 68 West Washington street.
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New York
Paris
West Washington Street
Raven school manual training exhibit opens today
The Youngstown YMCA boys will open today an exhibition of products from the Raven school manual training department. The event showcases local craft work and student projects, highlighting hands on learning at the school.
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Youngstown Y. M. C. A
Raven
Piles Cure Promises Pain Free Home Treatment
A bold ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as painless and private home relief. It urges readers to mail name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan for a free trial, claiming rapid, permanent cure with one box at 50 cents from druggists. It warns against surgical methods and substitutes.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
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J. Norman Martin Eugene N. Baer
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J. P. H. Cunningham
Edward T. Kurtz
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