Movement 4 i s tyled Non partizans as Judges
A New York committee of thirty five lawyers led by Joseph J Choate proposes a non partisan judicial ticket for New York county. The plan seeks independent candidates for the Supreme Court General Sessions and Surrogate. The effort aims to reduce political influence on judges and follows movements in Brooklyn Buffalo Pittsburg and Chicago.
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New York
New York County
Joseph J1. Cheate
Alion B. Parker
Supreme Court
Court of General Sessions
Choate Committee
Edward S. Clinch
Theodore Connoly
Lewis J. Delafield
John Frankenheimer
Leonard A.gegerich
Arthur H. Masten
Samuel H. Ordway
Ciuas K. Rushmore
Lawrence E. Sexton
Dward B. Whitney
Frank T. Fitzgerald
General Sessions
Rufus B. Cowing
William E. Wyatt
Richard Croker
Mazet Committee
Judiciary
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
Citizens’ Committee
Bar Association
Bold Robbery at Holliday's Cove Home
Burglars looted Mrs. H. Forrester’s Holliday’s Cove house between 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. while occupants were away. They searched rooms from cellar to garret, taking money, coins, a hunting case silver watch, rings, pins, and clothing. Two suspicious-looking men seen earlier are suspected suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Forrester
Holliday’s Cove Station
Emiline Wiles
Forrester
Burelars
Burglary at Forester Home Near Holiday's Cove
Ladies touring the city reported no stolen jewelry appeared for sale or loan. The Forester residence on Steubenville Pike near Holiday's Cove station was burglarized, with several houses nearby in calling distance. No burglars were seen, and the total loss is expected to be considerable.
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Forester
Stewbenville Pike
Holiday's Cove Station
Disaster Two Thousand Lives Lost in Chile Quake
August 20 Valparaiso reports about two thousand deaths and 250 million dollars in ruined property from a devastating earthquake and fire. widespread destruction across Vinar del Mar and towns like Memiphilia Quiribue and Quillota. winter conditions leave 100000 homeless as tremors continue. martial law in Valparaiso and warships sent for relief. outside towns report heavy losses and potential famine.
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Valparaiso
Vinar-del-Mar
Los Andes
Memiphilia
Quiribue
Salto Lamarcho
Quillota
San Felpe
Casa Rance
Jiile
Ehapes
Santiago
Lima
Peru
Robinson Crisp
Brce
Chili
London
Legation
North
Arrest of Hotel Clerk Frazer in Louisville
Harry Frazer, night clerk at Hotel Lacy in Steubenville, fled with 201 dollars and 12 dollars of Mrs. P. McGary, was arrested in Louisville, Ky. Chief Zimmerman pursued him and intends to bring him back. Frazer faces Ohio embezzlement charges under section 6844 as he is expected to be transported back this evening.
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Harry Frazer
Lacy
P. McGary
Louisville
Steubenville
Zimmerman
Young Frazer
Frazer
Farizer
Fraser
H. Paxton
J. L. Voight
Pan Handle Depot
Columbus
Hotel Lacy
Narrow Escape at Laughlin Pottery Injures No One
A clay shop in Laughlin pottery, East Liverpool, narrowly avoided disaster when the floor and roof collapsed after girders failed. Side posts held the structure briefly as workers scrambled to safety and men moved new supports under the floor. Those nearby included Richard Till Louis Sanford Tom Moore John Reagan Lon Byers and Will Yontz. Byers was knocked to the floor but rescued with minor scratches.
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Laughlin Pottery
East Liverpool
Richard Till
Louis Sanford
Tom Moore
John Reagan
Lon Byers
Will Yontz
Byers
Eleven Acres Real Estate Sale in Warren Township
A list of recent property transfers includes 11 acres in Warren township sold for 1000 dollars to William H Lede. Other entries cover parcels in Amsterdam, Saline, and Brilliant, with amounts ranging from 85 to 4400 dollars. Multiple buyers include Fred A Miller Samuel Millsack and John Cropper, reflecting varied city and township parcels and real estate deals.
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The
Pleasant Heights
John D. Hoag
City
John BE. Hess
S. J. Smith
Amsterdam
Guy Johnston
Michael Kely
Toronto
J. C. Harrison
John H. Scott
Smithfield
Cecelia C. Gavin
Samuel Millsack
Brilliant
August Floto
Matthew McConnell
Jenie M. Vaughan
John W. Bendure
Alexander Palmer Et al
David D. Rittenhouse
Wayne Township
John 8. Jarvis
Oliver J. Liggett
John W. Vanillburg
Joshua Haught
Saline Township
Margarite Denning
John Cropper
William FE. Cooke
W. E. Smith
George Plato Et al
John Yocum
Real estate transfers list with multiple townships
Three acres in Island Creek township sold for 950 dollars from Hammond Bros to Emma C Pringley. Marshall N Duval acting as administrator conveys real estate in Warren township for 1050 dollars to Wm Wylie McGough. Albert R Aken transfers real estate in Tiltonville to Rudolph Von Murat for 312 dollars.
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Island Creek
Hammond Bros
Emma C. Pringley
Warren Toworship
Marshall N. Duval
Admr
Wm. Wylie McGough
Stewbenville
Albert R. Aken
Rudolph von Murat
Tiltonville
Conference in Ashtabula Tests City for Next Meet
The Methodist Conference plans for Ashtabula but concerns rise that conditions here will not support the next gathering. Steubenville and Cleveland are discussed as possible hosts with Cleveland favored for capacity. The piece also notes local ministerial changes and lists numerous residents attending or visiting for various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Steubenville
Cleveland
Garber Wins Ohio Democratic State Leadership Fight
Congress man Harvey L. Garber emerged as the undisputed leader of the Ohio Democratic Party by capturing 17 of 24 state central committee votes at Memorial Hall. He is expected to be elected chairman, with Samuel A. Hoskins likely nominated for Secretary of State and other officials shaping the ticket while Mayor Tom J. Johnson contemplates another bid.
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Audi
Republican Party
Congress
Pattison
Ohio
Wm. J. Bryan
Volumbus
Harvey L. Garber
Ohio Democracy
Tom J. Johnson
Cleveland
State Central Committee
Garber
Johnson
Oast
Memorial Hall
B. F McCann
Dayton
Fivan
Tiacher Judson Harmon
McMahon
Bryan
Toi L. Johnson
Samuel A. Hoskins
C. EB. Oliver
Columbiana County
Charles Haurpert
Wayne
Newton
Central Committee
Charles Kloeh
Mercer County
Fenton Lawson
Hamilton
John (. Stoth
Edward W. Hanby
Montgomery
Charles Kleeb
Mercer
George C. Kings
Adams
M. R. Denver
Clinton
Henry Kampf
Miami
Homer Southard
Union
A. A. Riley
Lucas
G.lye
Jackson
Prank Aston
Fairfield
James Ross
Franklin
H. H. Wartman
Crawford
J. L. van Armen
Lorain
W. W. Ackley
Nobie
Albert M. Brown
Belmont
Ed. Creston
Licking
Bernard Bell
Stark
Chas. B. Randall
Ross
Thomas EB. Powell
T. A. Dean
Sandusky
F. O. Ivering
Knox
H. B. Coen
Washington
H. H. McFadden
Jefferson
J. B. Hurst
Tuscarawas
Thomas
Arnold
Columbiana
Fld. Tempion
Trumbull
Newton D. Baker
Tom L. Johnson
Cuyahoga
Thomas E. Powell
T. FB. Powell
W.L. Finley
J. S. McMahon
D. H. Commager
FL. Gorman
James 8. Thomas
Tewis Pernard
Pernard
Con
Dempsey
Cincinnati
Johnson Anto
Johnson and Demp
Personal notices from the city social pages spill into brief visits
The column lists numerous locals and visitors including Mrs P J Harrigan and children from La Belle View visiting New Castle Va, Mrs H M Reed and son Harold back from Butler Pa, David Ellis visiting Mrs Inn Freshwater, and many others from Connellsville, Columbus, Jeanette, Zanesville, East Liverpool, Wheeling, Cleveland, and Columbus. It notes a bricklayer Joseph Coyne headed abroad for health and a large Harmonie Singing Section traveling to Wheeling for a three day festival, among other city guestings and short trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Owesney
Wheeling
Harmonie Singing Section
Turner Society
George Porter
James Willemin
Bloomfield
BE. M. Crawford
Harry Irons
Toronto
Frank Zink
Ashtabula
Cleveland
James Lavery
North Third Street
Elizabeth Call
Bellaire
Mary Aine
New Alexandria
Henry McDevitt
Ira Camden
Saraheville, C
Charlee Porter
Earl Bentzell
J. H. Hawkins & Co
Jacksonville Notes Reflect Local Happenings
Mrs Elizabeth Porter visits as Mr Barnes learns his brother's wife died last Sunday evening at 3 o'clock. Edward Tait lies seriously ill west of town. John C. McKibben stays with his sister on West Market. Sewers are filled after recent rains. E H Weaver sold his grocery store to Rex Call. An ice cream festival is planned at St. John's Church across the river tonight.
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Elizabeth Porter
Bloomfield
Barnes
Hunter
Belmont County
Ohio
Edward Tait
John C. McKibben
West Market Street
E. H. Weaver
Rex Call
St. John’s Church
Mrs Millen Robinson Returns From East Liverpool Visit
Mrs J Millen Robinson and her two children Eleanor and Harold came home last evening after several weeks with W W Blake and family in East Liverpool. They were accompanied by Miss Ida Blake who will stay here until Saturday.
County Local Option Beaten in Democratic Convention
Convention in Columbus on August 22 heard the majority report opposing county local option. The Finley amendment for popular initiative failed 374 to 576. Garber defeated Johnson in state committee organization, with Johnson opposing a strong prohibition plank. Tom Johnson called the convention the most independent yet.
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Columbus
McCann
Thes
FE. Powell
W. L. Finley
Finley
Garber
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
Platform Proposes Statewide Revenue Reform and Public Ownership
The platform urges amending laws to fund state expenses without county levies, with each county paying a local tax plus fair railroad assessments. It calls for a franchise tax, local control over public utilities, safeguards against machine politics, canal system retention, bank oversight, and anti pass gifts by officials. The section on United...
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Columbus
United
Delegates Move to Unseat Hamilton County Delegation
A faction led by Sey and Moon seeks to unseat the Hamilton county delegation, aiming to leave the county unrepresented in the body. The effort targets a full replacement, signaling a major realignment within the region's political landscape.
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Sey
el Down & Moon
Hamilton County
Watch Presented to Traction Plant Chief Engineer
Henry Jackson, chief engineer of the Steubenville Traction and Light Co, resigns to become superintendent of Utah Gas and Coke Co under J Charles Ross. He received a gold watch from office staff and a farewell supper at Stanton park, with Kinney delivering the presentation. His brother George Jackson succeeds him as chief engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jackson
Steubenville Traction & Light Cors
Salt Lake City
Utah Gas & Coke Co
J. Charles Ross
Jackson
Ross
James H. Kinney
Hesackson
Steubenville Traction & Light Co
Stanton Park
Simeral
Iie
George Jackson
Gompers Replies to Congress on Labor Bills Sparks Broad Reactions
Gompers plans to publish editorials replying to a congressional roundtable on labor grievances presented to President Roosevelt. He quotes Rep Griges endorsing labor's demands and Sen Dick backing cautious support, while labeling Griges and Dick as out of touch with workers.
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Washington
Gompers
Will
Pellish
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Congress
Griges
Democratic National Congressional Campaign Committee
Cat Had Babies And Mrs Freeland Goes to Pasteur Institute
Mrs Freeland of North Fifth street was bitten on the wrist by a cat on Sunday. She sought treatment at the Pasteur Institute in Pittsburg where the cat head was sent and declared to be mad. The cat had earlier been bitten by a dog and wandered in a sickly state. the dog is still missing.
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Tyled
Non-partizans
Buffalo and
Brook
Lyn
San Francisco
Kentucky
Laughlin
Steu
Benville
Warren Township
Sheridan Pa
Alice Marshall
Elizabeth Priest
John Houghton
Martha Mavis
Welleville
W. H. Moore
Wellsville
Jennie
Georgia Myers
J. Podlewski
A. M. Leste
Pitsburg
John McCarthy
North High Street
George FE. O'Neal
B. H. Maxwell
Squire Quillen
R. E. Blinn
M. E. McSwiczen
Baltimore
Louise Lyons
J. Campbell
Knox Township
Samuel Queen Milner
Detroit
Mich
Milner
Queen
Tip Queen
Carroll County
Clara Rabe
Tom, Johnson
P. J. Harrigan
la Belle View
New Castle
H. M. Reed
Harold
Butler, Pa
David Ellis
Fairmont
Inn
Freshwater
Logan Street
Thomas Horn
Connellsille, Pa
Eo. L. Conn
Katharine Taylor
Miss Burgoyne
Joseph Coyne
Pricklayers’ Union
William D. McLaughlin
Zanesville
East Wiverpoo
Carothers
Minnie Ferguson
Liverpool
Helen Fowler
Toledo
John Nicholson
John M. Cook
John Gallagher
John Routh
Fast End
Pittsboro
Zerbinette Bowman
Annie Apple
Jeanette
Jh. C. Bowman
Jacksonville Notes
Sanel A. Hoskins
Auglaize County
Charles W. Haupert
Wayne County
R. F. Tregle
Erie County
Gee
Niswonger
Greenville
Board of Public Works
Tom Johnson
Committee On Resolutions
Friends of the Traction and Light Plant
Salt Lake
Mr. Ross
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