Reconsidered Bid Upsets Ohio Democratic Field
MR HARMON has reconsidered his determination to decline the Democratic nomination for Governor of Ohio. This means he will be nominated and that Mayor Johnson and his candidates will be rejected. The reactionary will again control the Ohio Democracy, forcing party members to vote for a Bryanite in 1896 and a liberal‑leaning man in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Ohio
Johnson
Ohio Democracy
Bryan Balter
Taft poised for first ballot nomination claims
Taft managers say Taft already has enough delegates assured to win on the first ballot after talks with House and Senate leaders. Vorys asserts confidence in Taft's delegate count and that Foraker would loyally back Taft if nominated, noting Foraker has never bolted a presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
House
Senate
Vorys
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Cushman Taunts Democrats on House Floor in Sharp Barbs
Congressman Cushman of Washington mocked the House Democrats with biting characterizations. He called the Democratic Party a mass of organized incompetents and irreconcilable fragments, provoking a roar from the audience and drawing laughter as he claimed their bluff was evident to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushman
Washington
House
Democratic Party
Potomac
Taft Support Sparks Unity at New York Foreign Missions Talk
Secretary Taft addressed Congregational Association in New York on Foreign Missions. Dr C C Creegan praised Taft after his stirring speech and announced he would now back Taft fully, saying he became a Taft man for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Congregational Association
New York
Taft
C. C. Creegan
Christian Heart
Democrats to Nominate Delegates and Congressional Candidate
Belmont county faces a lively next Wednesday meeting as the dis trict Democrats select National Convention delegates and choose a Congressional contender. Two names circulate for Congress while Sixsmith and Gruber compete for delegates with McFadden backing Gruber. D E Yost extols his chances while Nicholas McCombs of Harrison county is quiet from the old oaken bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont County
Messrs. Sixsmith
Gruber
McFadden
D. E. Yost
Monroe
Nicholas McCombs
Harrison County
Nicholas
Mioment
Two Weddings Highlight Local Easter Week News
Miss Lucy Hodges and Thomas P. James wed in Amsterdam Ohio with a simple ceremony. A second wedding followed at Uhrichsville as Miss Elizabeth Jewett married James Ewing of Omaha Nebraska, amid a festive reception and trip to Chicago before heading to Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Pleasant City
Ohio
Ed. Foster
Lakewood Avenue
Uhrichsville
Elizabeth Jewett
Foster
James Jewett
Cadiz
James Ewing
Omaha
Nebraska
T. H. Campbell
Watson String Orchestra
Robert Foster
Mr. Foster
Ewing
Ubrichsville
T. L. Jewett
Columbus
M. B. Jewett
Cleveland, Ohio
Agnes McClinton
Washington
L. W. Adrian
Chillocothe
City
Wintersville
Adrian
A. S. Welday
C. H. Senton
Williamstown
W Va
Mrs. Davies
Mary
C. H. McLane
Morgantown
W. Va
Mary Louise
Virginia Chrisman
Mt. de Cantel Seminary
Wheeling
A. F E. McLane
Low E. Smith
Fay Bentley
Samuel R. Bygate
North Fourth Street
Howard Shawl
Huntington
Orville Benner
Stewart Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Geo. Sturgeon
North Third Street
India
Jonas Miller
Personal notes from West Lafayette and Pittsburg visit
Monday updates show P Chamberlain of West Lafayette visiting W J Broady. James McConville and wife return from Washington trip. Rose and Laura Nath depart for a day in Pittsburg. Frank Pender recalled from Niagara University due to a family illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Chamberlain
West Lafayette
W. J. Broady
James McConville
Washington, D
Rose
Laura Nath
Pittsburg
Frank Pender
Niagara University
Scio College Announces Summer Session and Teacher Training
Scio College announces a Teacher's Special Term from April 27 to May with instruction led by the President. A Summer School runs from June to August at the Ohio address, inviting attendance and study opportunities.
Administratrix Notice for Louis Heddrich Estate
Notice declares Lizzie Henning appointed as administratrix of Louis Heddrich late of Mingo Junction Jefferson County Ohio with April 1508 date and attorney D M Gruber. Also announces William Hartup appointed administrator de bonis non with will annexed of Mary Winters late of Salem Township Jefferson County Ohio dated April 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heddrich
Mingo Junction
Jefferson County
Ohio
Lizzie Henning
Mary Winters
Salem Township
Ohi
William Hartup D. M. Gruber
Notice to Contractors for Bridge No 8 Sub-structure
Sealed bids are invited at the County Commissioners office until 2 o clock noon Eastern standard time May 2 1908 for furnishing materials and constructing the sub structure of bridge No 8 Saline Township Irondale Ohio. A sufficient bond is required for faithful performance. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. J M Reynolds County Auditor Attitw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Township
Irondale
Ohio
J. M. Reynolds
House Sold on Logan Street by Easler Agency
William May sold a double frame house on Logan street through Easler Real Estate Agency to Christian Leist for 2750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easler Real Estate
William May
Logan Street
Christian Leist
Hyomei Cures Coughs and Colds in Minutes
Hyomei promises relief from coughs and colds within 16 minutes and claims to cure a cold in less than 24 hours. The ad extols Hyomei as a cure for catarrh asthma bronchitis and hay fever and notes a complete outfit with inhaler priced at $1 00. A Nebraskan testimonial from Harbaugh of Heldredge lauds quick relief and effectiveness for sore throats and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall & Steele Druggists
Joseph M. Harbaugh
Heldredge
Neb
Letter from Steubenville on Devoe lead and zinc paints
A business letter from Steubenville Ohio compares two kinds of furniture and touts Devoe paint. It notes the canning of the very best paint with Devoe lead and zinc, claims efficiency and durability, and cites a Columbia South Carolina painter who found the quantity sent insufficient for a house job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May & Leopold
Steubenville
Deuce Lead
C. C. Brown
Olumbia
5. C
Devoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald-Star
Herald Printing Office
Chas. D, Simeral
Ewing Jewett
R. W. Mahan
Mt. Clemens
Jacob Smurthwaite
East Liverpool
Cora Robinson
Woodman
Schauben Hall
W. L. Flinn
A. N. Flinn
Dennison
M. B. Edwards
Toronto
R. G. Porter
Madison Avenue
Francis L. Robbins
J. J. Gill
George Myers
Myers
Annie Power
Clinton Street
Amos
Scio
A. W. Amos
South Sixth Street
W. Ferguson
J . Moore
Steubenvill Dennison
Graham Porter
Father T. A. Powers
St Peter's
Utica
McGowen
la Belle Avenue
Sadie E. Carnill
East End
Jacob Watson
Frank Kettlewood
B. W. Mettenberger
Jerome
Frederick
South Third Street
J. A. Hazlett
Mary Rose
Margaret W
Allegheny
John Welch
G. F. Creamer
Bridgeport
Cises
Emmett E. Erskine
Hanna
Walter Bower
Second Presbyterian Church
Pottery City
Evans
Hamline
Lr. Evans
Everts
Massillon
Joseph Brandstitter
Massillon Hospital
McCleary
Ben Myers
Scio College
Cio
D. M. Gruber
Ali
Armour
Williams
Dalilet
Packer
Packer's Tar
Nebro
Pinaud
Woodbury’s
Jergen
Mennen
Colgate
Suskana
Copenhagen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!