Local correspondents share health news and social visits
Mie of Alice is ill, plus Miss Mary Fulton and Miss Minion Spense visit. Families and neighbors report progress in health, trips to Bloomfield and Harlem picnics, and numerous church and social gatherings. A Sunday school group won first prize at Mt Hope picnic. Mr and Mrs Thompson host a large cheerful gathering with supper for sixty.
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Floyd Dinger
Ployat Miser
Steubenville
Mt. Hope
Rayland social notes and visiting remarks
Mrs Jessie Dalrymple returns from two week vacation with kin in Cambridge and Uhrichsville. Mrs Alfred Jonard will host Missionary Society meeting Tuesday afternoon. Parish women invited. Neville Ulrich back from Niagara Falls. Blanche Lewis returns to Covington Ky. George S Bigger in Pittsburgh on business. J W Stringer and Akron family visiting his mother. Mary Stringer ill with typhoid in Akron. J W Lisby visiting sister in Indianapolis. Edith Stringer returns from St Louis. Lotta Neely visiting Salem, Ohio. Dr Hunter took two children to Steubenville for throat operation. Proctor family from near Marietta visiting T T Jones. Mrs Linna Hennig Sherman and daughter Adaline visiting Sunny Hill farm. Paul Neely back from Chicago. Maud Stullenberg visiting Barton. Flora and Bertha Werker returned from Canton. Lacey Clow weekend guest of Carrie Seamehorn. Foster family from Smithfield spent Sunday with M B Cole. Mrs Catherine Page visiting Chestnut Ridge. Mr and Mrs Peabody and daughter Elsie, Mr and Mrs Cummings, Mr Griffin, and Miss Hutchings of Wheeling were guests recently at Mrs Page and family.
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Akron
Mary Stringer
J. W. Lisby
Jack Lynch
Indianapolis
Ind
Edith Stringer
St. Louis
Lotta Neely
Ralph Bethel
Salem
Hunter
Cooper
Steubenville
Proctor
Marietta
T. T. Jones
Linna Hennig Sherman
Adaline
Wheeling
Oliver Lewis
Sunny Hill Farm
Paul Neely
Chicago
Maud Stullenberg
Barton
Flora
Bertha Werker
Canton
Lacey Clow
Carrie Seamehorn
Foster
Smithfield
M. B. Cole
Catherine Page
McCulley
Chestnut Ridge
Mrs. Peabody
Elsie
Mrs. Cummings
Mr. Griffin
Miss Hutchings
Plowing is the order of the day in Wintersville area
Robert Ross visited Wintersville last week on business. Many locals and visitors are noted: Mrs. G. W. Burnette and Will Carson shopped Saturday. Ar and Mrs H H Cole and son Corwin called on Coal Hill friends Sunday. Miss Clara Bozman of Mingo and Erma Andrews enjoyed by Miss Lizzie McCoy of Wintersville Wednesday. George Leech and Mrs. C. H. Allen with Ellis called on Will Allen and wife. the Buchanan family left for Unionport and Toronto where Mr. Buchanan teaches. Ethel McElroy entertained. Miss Clara Bozman hosted six oclock dinners Monday. Mr and Mrs Fo Bo Scott and Elizabeth visited Mrs. Jacob Porter of Bloomingdale. David Houston and Miss Eula Gessner of Stenhenville dined with Mrs. Anemia Trouston. Margaret Newhern of Alliance visited F. B. Scott. Mike Howard hauled hay and potatoes to town for E. D. Williams. Wilbur Ross of Steubenville spent Sunday at home. a picnic at Hila Codate Saturday. Pearl Houston and Mary Winter with Teala Lowry and Ellis Allen spent Tuesday evening with Fr. Scott. Miss Mary Winter of Steubenville vacationing with home folks. George Thompson was a city caller Friday.
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Robert Ross
Wintersville
G. W. Burnette
Will Carson
H. H. Cole
Corwin
Coal
Ellis
Will Allen
Two Ridges
D. L. Buchanan
Abrs. Leech
Unionport
Toronto
Buchanan
Ethel McElroy
Clara
Bozman
E. D. Williams
Wilbur Ross
Steubenville
Hila Codate
Pearl Houston
Mary Winter
Teala Lowry
Ellis Allen
Scott
Fanny
George Thompson
Miss Georgia Whittaker Returns Home After Visit
Dennison resident Miss Georgia Whittaker returns from a weeks stay with her aunt Mrs. Wm Houston and others in Unionport. Social items note Grange Fair at Floyds Grove September 11-12 and several visits among local families. Walter M Cox born March 26, four months seventeen days, passed away. family extends sympathy.
Progressive party reels at grass roots delegates and “ringer” watch
Gen Browk explains Progressive delegates will come from regular county conventions and will resist steering from party elites. The call aims to end invisible government by destroying ties between business and politics, presenting a new instrument to reform state government and erase old party failings.
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Roosevelt
Progressive State Committee
Republican County
Walter F. Brown
State Committee
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Roosevelt Attacks Penrose in Wilkes-Barre Speech
Colonel Roosevelt attacked Senator Penrose after reading his Pennsylvania campaign statement. The exchange touched on ingratitude and political influence as Roosevelt questioned who would pay the 2,000,000 price for Senate election. Laughter followed Penrose’s retort as he defended his role on the national and state committees.
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National Committee
Pennsylania
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Bacon
Senate
Dirham
Roosevelt
Penrose Wilkes
Senator Penrose
Roosevelt blasts Penrose attacks in Senate remarks
In a Senate session Colonel Roosevelt denounced attacks tied to alleged contributions from the Standard Oil Company. He cited letters and telegrams to George B. Cortelyou, asserting Penrose and allied crooked politicians and financiers fear the forces Roosevelt represents. Van Valkenburgh responded from Wilkes Barre to Penrose’s remarks about him.
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Senate
George B. Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Penrose
Roosevelt
van Valkenbere
Wilkes Barre
Big Taylor McLaughlin Reunion Near Adena in Pleasant Sunshine
A large Tay lor McLaughlin family reunion gathered near Adena in Washington county Pa on the 15th. Descendants of James McLaughlin, founder of the family, enjoyed good weather abundant food and fellowship at Edward New’s country home. Over three hundred attended and a children’s table delighted youngsters before a formal gathering led by James A McLaughlin and Rev Robert Shields.
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Tiin
Adena
Taylor-McLaughlin
James McLaughlin
Washington County
John McLaughlin
Edward Lnew
A McLaughlin
Short Creek Valley
W. Wadldle
New Athens
James A Mclaughlin
Cadiz
Robert J. Shields
James R. McLaughlin
Wooster University
Community praise for McLaughlin family at Adena gathering
Rev Fred Wise of the Adena Presbyterian church spoke of living among the McLaughlin family as a neighbor and pastor though not a McLaughlin himself. Rev Dr Waddle praised the family's influence for good in the community, ending with a benediction as friends departed after a day of fellowship.
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Fred Wise
Presbyterian Church
Adena
McLaughlin
Dr Waddle
Leading Citizens Nominated in Utica and Political Rumors
Utica announces re nomination of a leading citizen as Republican as thousands gather. Senator Sutherland delivers notification. Sherman sends a congratulatory telegram praising the party and constitutional rights amid attacks on Wilson. Longworth opposed by A O Zwick in Cleveland race. Roosevelt reportedly neutral. A streetcar placard in Cincinnati links No 23 to voting no on women’s suffrage in the Sept 3 election, campaign by the State Association opposing suffrage.
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Utica
Cty
Sutherland
Utah
Sherman
Gov. Wilson
Washington
Jast
Republican Party
Cleveland
Ohio Signal Corps forces B and O to move train cargo
Columbus Aug 21 It emerged that Company A Ohio Signal Corps led by Capt Hlarry Kirtland of Toledo compelled the Baltimore and Ohio rail line to transport troops and supplies from Plymouth to Toledo on August 12 by force of arms. Muskets leveled, train workers at Chicago Junction were blocked, and the special train held for hours. Washington Aug 21 Charles D Hilles Republican National Committee chair hosted lawmakers and urged a fall campaign launch date with notable support for October 11 and some favoring September 13. Hilles met President Taft at the White House. Miss Mabel Boardman spearheads a new Endless Chain fund drive, funded by 750,000 American women, running as an individual effort not official Red Cross activity.
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Columbus
Company A
Ohio Signal Corps
Hlarry Kirtland
Toledo
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Plymouth
Washington, D. C
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Coneres
Hilles
Milles
Congress
Washington
Taft
Mabel Boardman
American Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Prominent Roosevelt Era Figure to Face Harvester Inquiry
Washington reports that George W Perkins and other Harvester trust leaders will appear before a special examiner in Chicago next month to testify in government dissolution proceedings. The process is expected to last at least three months and produce thousands of typed pages.
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Washington
George W Perkins
Col Roosevelt
Harvester Trust
Chicago
Hayes seeks help as Waldo’s order clash roils NY police
In New York at the criminal court building Cornelius G Hayes suspended inspector pending alleged false statements and failure to close disorderly houses asks District Attorney Whitman for aid. Hayes says Waldo ordered not to raid orderly houses unless commanded. Waldo contends his officers will testify that orders to clean up the town were understood. Sensational police department developments are anticipated.
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New York
Azez
Criminal Court
Cornelius G. Hayes
Waldo
Tlis
Whitman
Hayes
Provisional State Central Committee Appointed to Meet
Cleveland Aug 21 A call for a state convention of the Progressive party to be held in Columbus Sept 1 and 5 was issued by James R Garfield provisional committee head. Delegates and alternates will be chosen by a one district plan with 1202 delegates and as many alternates. The initial meeting will be Saturday Aug 24 in Columbus. Governor Hiram Johnson expected to attend.
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Cleveland
Progressive Party
Columbus
James R. Garreld
Chicago
Garfield
Cal
Econvention
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
California
State Central Committee
R. R. Nevin
Dayton
W. A. Moxley
St. Marye
William Kirkley, Jr
Defiance
W. C. Bishop
Marietta
George Tintin
Jolias Seventecith
Enos S. Sowers
New Philadelphia
J. TE C Lyon
Youngstown
ComeKnight
Akron
Pravk
Republicans lose committee members after governor race win
Brown Eagle Karshner Garford Tintin Lyon and Knight resigned from the Republican state central committee following General Brown's election as the party's gubernatorial candidate.
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Brown
Eagle
Karshner
Garford
Tintin
Lyon
Knight
Republican State Central Committee
General Brown
Bound Over for Embezzlement Charge
Robert McGrath of Steu benville was arrested in Wheeling and held for court on an embezzlement charge. Charles Miller alleges McGrath sold goods from a wagon and kept $25 to $40 in proceeds, with a $100 bond set. unable to meet it, McGrath remained jailed.
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Robert McGrath
Steubenville
Wheeling
Charles Miller
McGrath
Meeting on Constitutional Amendments at Pleasant Hill
Hon D McGruber will speak on Constitutional Amendments at Pleasant Hill school house next Friday evening at 8 o clock p m with a local audience invited to attend.
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Pleasant Hill
D. McGruber
Wellsburg Jail Declared Empty After Three-Year Gap
The Wellsburg county jail was announced empty yesterday, marking the removal of the last prisoner from the Moundsville penitentiary. This is the sheriff’s first time overseeing an empty jail in three years.
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Wellsburg
Moundsville
West Virginia State Fair features racing and attractions
At the West Virginia State Fair in Wheeling from September 1 to 6, a racing program offers over twelve thousand dollars in purses alongside air display, livestock exhibitions, and Mehtal daily acts by Glenn Curtiss. News reports the death of Samuel Phillips, a 56 year old coal miner from East Liverpool, with brother Oliver Phillips surviving.
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Wheeling
Glenn H. Curtiss
Samuel Phillips
East Liverp
Oliver
Phillipa
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Mothers who value their children's welfare should keep Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children ready year round. They ease colds feverishness teething disorders and stomach pains. Used by mothers for 22 years these powders never fail. Sold by all drug stores 28 cents sample mailed free Aller Olmsted Le Roy New York.
For Sale-1 box read birgary quick duvet
For sale a box described as readable birgary and a quick duvet. Price reasonable for a fast sale. Located at 6a6 North Fourth street Se henville.
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Birgary
North Fourth Street
Henville
Tae
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