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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
2
Citizens favor granting Ely syndicate a franchise for a double track street car system from the city. Vetoed points by Mayor Scott shape demand for a clear explicit grant. Traction company must meet objections including street scope, boulevard 22 foot clearance, damage responsibility, and repeal of old franchises.
The text urges Mr. Fily to apply for an ordinance and trusts the Council and Mayor Scott to approve a fair franchive measure. It notes the mayor favors removing objectionable provisions and calls on traction officials to support the cooperative effort.
A brief civic appeal urges immediate support for Theodore Roosevelt's presidential bid. The message calls for a $1.00 donation to aid the Republican Congressional campaign and argues the people demand Roosevelt for president again, claiming that demand will grow strong by 1908.
The piece argues Democrats may nominate Hearst for New York governor but voters will likely defeat him. It criticizes party factionalism, urges unity for a favorable streetcar franchise, mentions Mayor Canunnburg and a suicide incident, and cites Teddy Roosevelt’s interest in a Republican Congress as well as Chandler calling the railroad rate bill the greatest reform yet.
News and comment note Roosevelt endorsement, Cummins victory with 933 to 603, Idaho governor renominated, Thaw case defense, Peary near the pole, and debates over tariffs and party lines as the political scene shifts.
The piece accuses Foraker and Dick of ingratitude to their loyal followers over recent pacts and urges their removal. It notes the coal strike settlement will be welcomed across the state, benefiting merchants, miners, and general business interests, with hopes for stable years ahead.
Gov Harris appoints Porter McFadden to the Board of State Charities. Herald Star notes the Steubenville honor and cheers that a fellow newspaper man receives the post.
The text notes Bryan was honored by King Edward with a private audience, and Theodore Burton a U S Congressman from his state was later received with two other American officials. It asserts Burton will lead the nation as Chief Magistrate long before Bryan receives similar honor.
A brief Washington letter appears in this issue of the Herald drag. It offers commentary on political matters and public affairs. The writers discuss current policy debates and national mood, framing insights for local readers.
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