Weems Nominated for Congress at Sixteenth District
The Sixteenth District Republican convention met at the Grand Opera House at 11 am. Delegates endorsed Theodore Roosevelt, backed anti graft and reform, and nominated Capell L. Weems of St Clairsville for Congress. Weems thanked the delegates and pledged to support a Roosevelt aligned platform and tariff reform. The convention adjourned with cheers for Weems.
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Grand Opera House
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Belmont County
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Oglevee
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Deacon Rutan
Congressional Committee
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1st District Congressional Resolutions of Sixteenth District Republicans
The Sixteenth District Republicans convene to praise Theodore Roosevelt as a great American President and support his policies. They commend Senators Foraker and Dick and applaud C. L. Weems for faithful district representation. They emphasize prosperity under a sound currency and protective tariff, urging tariff protection and no revision to hurt industries.
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Civerbelmt County Delegates Rally at County Caucuses
Delegates gather at Imperial Hotel and Ceat House for county caucuses with Belmont, Harrison, Monroe and Carroll groups naming chairmen secretaries and committees. Roosevelt endorsement dominates talk. some fear backlash if senators are not mentioned. old-time politicos attend amid heated debate on resolutions.
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Imperial Hotel
Ceat House
Belmont
Featherington
Elk Band
Belaire
Court House
Imperial
Weers
Jeffrson
Carroll
Harrison
Recorders Rooms
Monroe
Belmont County
F. Barnes
A. WW. Really
John Pollock
John Sidebottom
Frank Sedewick
James Wilson
Congressional
Madison Aldredse
Weems
Washington
Roosevelt
Harrison County
F. B. Kirby
Ralph Cunningham
B. Rowlan
John S. Lacy
Jefferson County
J. Danbar
C. L. Williams
Esu
Bay
F.H. Kerr
Isaac Vorhes
Clarence Grimes
Ls Mennas
Jordan
Comitteeman
Means
Foraker
D. O. Rutan
Sam McLaughlin
Charles Hogg
Ohio
Teddy
Deacon Rutan
Antis
Tinlin
Kamerer
Oglevee
Howard Allison
Charley Hogs
Sam Me‘Laughlin
Kirby
Hanna
Frank Archer
Cowan
Beatty
Emerson
Martin
Tyler
Carroll County Delegates Named in Township Precinct Ballots
Delegates and alternates listed for Augusta Malvern Centre East Fox Hackson Lee Monroe Sherrodsville Leesville Perry Rose Union Washington and other townships with voters naming candidates and officials. Notable names include Dr. J. W. Reed, CW McFrederick, Worer, John Rea, Samuel Hofer, Bradford Gray, Abe Shenker, Frank Hackathorn and many others in the district slate.
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Cross Creek
New Alexandria
J. F. Rine
Robert Vermillion
Winterside
J. B. Richmond
James White
Island Creek
Costonia
Mt. Tabor
James Simpson
W. FE. Bevan
Toronto No. 1
Thomas Lippart
Fred Knegt
Gera'é Chaine
Wm. Low
Toronto No. 2
J. F. Paisley
B. Taylor
Toronto
James
Cadmen
W. T. Stewart
Knox and
New Somerset
J. BK. Vandyke
Nesley Crawford
Empire and
Grant
M. Co. Gillespie
W. W. Melee
Mr. Fleasant and
Hanna
Chas. King
Wm. A. Drake
Dillonvale
Fos Jones
T. Workman
Bergholy
Hackathorn
Edward Peterson
Fik
John K. Smith
al Texpate
Wm. Rutledge
Mingo
Stenhenville
Clarence Grimes
Joseph Bickerstaff
Abe Robertson
HH. Barthold
M. N. Duval
A. F. Burnier
Dean Criswell
J. S. Willerson
Frank. Ferruson
Wackburn
EB. S. Anderson
Howard Lomtsman
W. J. Kerr
Lawrence Patterson
J Dunbar
J. W. Collins
Ambrose Kent
Ross Alban
Means
B.A. Dale
Harry
R. Gilson
Fourth Ward
C. Lewis
B. H. Maxwell
Carroll County
Augusta
B. T. Crawford
Minerva
Henry Haines
Malvern
John F. Fisher
H. Buckenbrood
Centre
C. R. Miser
Poole East
Yote
John Dyer
Fox Township
H. W. Allison
Hackson
Otto Bick
Lee Joseph Talbott
Loudon
John H. Smith
Monroe
Wm. Davis
Sherodsville
Beamer
Leesville
C. B. Gartre
Perry
Kirby
Rose—C. AW. Williams
Union—R. L
Rutledge
Washington
John B. Woif
Dr. J. W. Reed
Whitehead
CW. McFrederick
Worer
John Ae Rea
J. F. Neuenschwanter
Samuel Hofer
Bradford Gray
Jet. Hissom
C. 1
Oblinger
William Kent
S. H. Haudenschield
Mitchell Stephens
F. L. Timberlake
Forrest Hawkins
Abe Shenker
F. W. Armstrong
Frank Hackath
Delegates listed with alternates across counties
Delegates and alternates named for several counties including Warren Connorsville Titonville Wayne Bloomfield Unionvart Wells and Spaulding Brilliant and Brush Creek and Saline. Notable names include J H Williams William Searl Isaac Vorhees Frank Lewis J A McCane James McClain and Robt Frazer with various alternates.
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Jefferson County
Warren
J. H. Williams
William Searl
Connorsville
Ndelegate
Roe J
Me‘Cleary
Inte Baise
Grover and Titonville
Abel Armitage
Jones
Wayne and Bloomfield
EK. M. Crawford
John Jarvis
Unionvart
Isaac M. Vorhees
Samuel Carman
Wells and Spaulding
Frank Lewis
W. D. Cox Prilliant
J. A. McCane
Robt. Frazer
Brush Creek and Saline
James McClain
Smith
Delegates Named From Harrigan County District
There was considerable suppressed excitement about the Imperial last night as delegates gathered. More delegates than expected arrived, with many prominent district politicians present. The report notes that Congressman Weem's renomination was conceded.
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Harrigan County
Cadiz
John S$. Kacey
John Campbell
Ralph Cunningham
Freepark
Sveer
Moorefield
J. A. Wallace
Washington
A. W. Cole
Athens
John Garvin
Hhe
Weem
Drilling mishap in Harrisville ties wells on bias
In Harrison county Ohio near Harrisville a Pittsburg company drilling on the Faithful farm faced a freak collision as two oil wells drilled 12 feet apart slipped onto a bias and dropped tools between them. The first hole trapped tools at 900 feet and later the second hole’s tools fell 30 feet into the initial bore. A third well begun with caution to avoid further slanting.
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Phunb
Pittsburg
Faithful Farm
Harrisville
Harrison County
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Stanton Portrait by Filson for Gambier College
C P Filson, local portrait painter, has been commissioned by Col John J McCook of New York to paint Edwin M Stanton for Rosse Hall Gambier College about April 24. Filson has painted prominent figures for libraries and public buildings. examples include Gov St Clair, James Ross, and Gov Tiffin bas relief in Chillicothe Court House. A portrait of Bazalee Wells for Wells High School would suit the hall. school children might fund it.
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G. P. Filson
John Id. McCook
New York City
Edwin M. Stanton
Rosse Hall
Gambier Close
Filson
Miso
Gov. St. Clair
James Ross
Chillicothe
Gov. Tiffin
Tilson
Tke
Chillilcothe Court House
Marie Decca
General Sheridan
Washington City
Bazalee Wells
Wels
Court Motions And Answers In Several Civil Cases
The record shows Kye A White versus F De Garinet et al opened for trial on evidence whereas George Speaks et al versus the 8 M C V Traction Co sees a motion for new trial overruled with defendant excepts and leave to file bill of exceptions. Samantha lemon versus William C Dob son administrator granted leave to answer by April 7. J H H Blackburn versus James A Groves granted leave to file answer. F A Masselli Company versus P T W RB Co granted leave to file answer. Hoover Kinnear versus PT W RB Co entry similarly noted.
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Kye A. White
F. de Garinet
George Speaks
M. & C. V. Traction Co
Samantha Lemon
Wm. C. Dobson
J. HH. Blackburn
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Jas. A. Groves, Leave To File Answer. , F. A. Masselli
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Hoover & Kinnear
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