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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1912

Page

9

Senate approves Democratic excise tax bill with GOP aid

Washington DC July 27 Democrats and progressives push through a 36 to 18 vote to extend the present tax on corporations to individuals firms and partnerships. Amendments repeal Canadian reciprocity fix a tapioca paper duty and create a bipartisan tariff commission. Borah loses bid to substitute income tax bill as Republicans mostly back the measure. In Charleston West Virginia three militia units arrive after clashes near Paint Creek leaving several dead or wounded while a dynamite attack is reported but not confirmed.

Washington, D.C Senate Borah Charleston Mt. Gretna Paint Creek Baldwin Mmine Flell William Stringer Gus Pinson William Phaup Mucklow Genera Elleitt

Britain drops protest over American ships through Panama Canal

Washington July 27 The State Department was informed by Alfred M Innes of the British embassy that Britain will make no further protest against free passage of American vessels through the Panama canal. Innes recently presented an informal note of protest.

Washington Great Britain Panama Canal State Department Alfred M. Innes

Resignation Received and Seattle Graft Arrests

Washington July 27 Judge Han ford's resignation arrives at the White House. Taft delays action until Congress discusses impeachment. In Seattle ten aldermen and a council clerk are jailed for graft. two more expected. Burns detectives trapped officials with bribes over Wabash railroad street closing. Several confessed. others deny. The wife of "Honest Tom" Glynnan is critically ill.

Washington Hanford White House Taft Congressional Committee Seattle Detroit Burns Thomas Clinnon Martin Ostrowski Louis Brozo Frank Mason Joseph Theisen E.R. Schreider Tom” Glynnan

Taft Statement Defends Nomination Amid Roosevelt Contests

Washington July 204 official Taft statement defending his nomination was released from the White House. The 144 page document denies fraud in 258 Roosevelt contests and argues Taft delegates were properly elected. A resume by Charles D Hilles outlines the contention that Roosevelt challenges were not filed in good faith.

Washington Taft Chicago White House Republican National Committee Roosevelt Charles D. Hilles National Committee

Roosevelt denounces Chicago convention fraud and party shift

In a July dispatch Col Roosevelt disputes White House claims and accuses the Chicago convention of fraud. He cites senatorial leaders tied to Lorimer and the Tweed-era process. Oyster Bay reports a new Progressive program approved for a Chicago convention. The plan aims for independent state tickets and a lasting party structure.

New York White House Col. Roosevelt Butler Washington California Texas Taft Chicago Tweed New York City Lorimer Senate Messrs Penrose Guggenheim Gallinger Crane Inhein Ballinger Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Dixon

Whatever the Outcome of the November Election

A brief notice reflects on the November election outcome, noting uncertainty and public interest in subsequent actions and results without detailing specific races or dates. The text emphasizes the enduring impact of the election on local governance and community plans.

Appointments by Harmon Pick Trustees for Ohio State Univ

Governor Harmon appoints E. C. Fikenher ty of Treble county to succeed the deceased Thomas Blackstone on the Board of Trustees of Ohio State University. George H. Kittee of Stark county is reappointed to the state board of boiler rulers.

Harmon Columbus E. C. Fikenherty Treble County Thomas Blackstone Ohio State University George H. Kittee Stark County Boiler Rulers

Big Strike Of London Ends After Ten Weeks

London dock workers strike ends after more than ten weeks. Destitution left families starving as the employ ers will consider grievances when work resumes.

London

Death Roll Hoplin Llewyellyn of Weirton W Va

Hoplin Llewyellyn of Avenue KE Weirton West Virginia died Wednesday leaving children Mrs J A Mercer Guernsey County Ohio Conway Howard Ruby Phineas Ina and Reginald at home and brothers and sisters Joshua Woodlawn Pennsylvania David Millie Carrie Elizabeth in England He was a Moose member and Episcopal Church associated Born in England January 37 1864 Funeral services were held Saturday Rev Graves officiated Pallbearers W V Jones Elmer Kild Thos K Lithbridge Thos Wood Harry Robertson Herb Haw

Hoplin Llewyellyn Hoplin Llewellyn Avenue KE Weirton W. Va J. A. Mercer Guernsey County Conway Howard Ruby Phineas Ina Reginald Joshua Woodlawn David Millie Carrie Elizabeth England The Moose Episcopal Church Rev. Graves W. V. Jones Elmer Kild Thos K. Lithbridge Thos. Wood Harry Robertson Herb Haw

Mrs. A. H. Graham Dies in Toronto at 6.30 P.M.

Mrs. A H Graham died at her Toronto home Friday at 6 30 p m of Brights disease. Born Elizabeth Fleming May 24 1846 Island Creek she married A H Graham June 18 1872 who died earlier. Surviving children William Oliver and Ethel reside in Toronto Funeral Sunday at 3 from her residence.

A. H. Graham Toronto Bright Island Creek Elizabeth Fleming William Oliver Ethel

Death of William H. Hardy Aged 46 at Home on Garrett Avenue

William H. Hardy known as Wm. 11. Mardy died at his home on Garrett avenue Sunday at 7 am. Found dead in bed, authorities say he had been dead for some time due to heart disease. He was 46 and a railroad worker. Remains were later taken to the bann of Chas. Medley on Ridge avenue. His wife predeceased him, four children survive.

William H. Hardy Mardy Samuel Medley Garrett Avenue Railroad Chas, Medley Ridge Avenue

Wellington Cooper Dies at 81 in Brown's Island Area

Wellington Cooper longtime county resident died at his home near Costonia on Monday July 29 1912 aged 81. He was a son of pioneer parents who settled near Brown's Island on the Ohio shore in 1806. Survived by daughters Mrs S B Taylor of Costonia and Mr H M McGinnis of Browns Island. A fuller obituary will run tomorrow.

Wellington Cooper County Costonia Brown's Island Ohio S. B. Taylor H. M. McGinnis Browns Island

Death notices: Frank Hazelbaker dies in Weirton

Frank Hazelbaker died at his brother's home in Weirton West Virginia at midnight Thursday after a period of kidney trouble and cramps. He was aged.

Frank Hazelbaker Weirton W. Va

Local Notices Include Fatal Infant Deaths and Funeral

Mary Emma infant daughter of Thee and Helen Moodey Gassett died aged one month. The child of Frea V. and Ida Greves Leser died at 3 am Friday. Polly Wiledxen funeral held at County Home with Rev J M Robinson officiating and interment in Union cemetery. Parents reside in Mowesrsen Pa.

Mary Emma Thee Helen Moodey Gassett Third Washington Streets Ciant Frea V Ida Greves Leser South Fifth Street Polly Wiledxen J. M. Robinson Union Cemetery

Razing Begins for Old First M E Church Building

Razing started on the site donated by Bazaleel Wells in 1813 for the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Steubenville. The old “Old Ship” site, renamed Kramer Chapel, will yield to a modern structure as the congregation aims to celebrate the centennial in the new edifice.

First M. FE Bazaleel Wells Kramer Chapel First M. E. Church of Steubenville

Walnut trees fetch large price at administrator sale

Thirteen walnut trees on the Alex Ogg farm two miles north of Barnesville sold at an administrator's sale. The purchaser was C. Anderson of Barnesville. The walnut timber will be exported to England, signaling a sizable inheritance-like fortun e for the buyer.

Alex. Ogg Barnesville C. Anderson England

Court suits filed for damages and divorce notices

Court records show David Miller sues Louis Whittaker for 2009 dollars claiming unlawful assault on June 17, 1912. George Marks vs O Coal Co seeks 100 dollars for permanent injuries from a machine accident on Nov 5, 191. Hattie McMiller vs Tri State Ry and Electric Co seeks to restrain pole placement on Island Creek property. Frances Sharski administratrix Missoros v C P R R seeks 10000 dollars for death at Tiltonville on Feb 24 from a crossing incident.

David Miller Louis Whittaker Cohen George Marks O. Coal Co Coshen Hattie McMiller Tri-State Ry, & Electric Co Island Creek Township Erskine and Smith Elizabeth Bath Chris Bath Wales McKee Frances Sharski Admx Michae Missoros Missoros Tiltonville W. C. Brown

Atkinson Reunion at Ferguson Grove North of Follansbee

Reunion to be held Saturday August 7 at Ferguson Grove north of Follansbee. Bring a basket and join neighbors for a community gathering on a late summer weekend.

Ferguson Grove Follansbee

Dresses With Checks and Plain Colors Described

A reader notes a selection of dresses featuring price checks and plain colors. Descriptions mention round necklines, short sleeves, and tasteful button piping and bands. Skirts are described as pleated, highlighting simple, clean styling.

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