Labor Opposes Foraker Across United States
Harry D Thomas secretary of the Ohio Federation of Labor says the federation will oppose Foraker if he seeks any office including president or senate. He cites his view that Foraker is a corporation man and notes the federation’s officers mix of Democrats specialists and a Roosevelt Republican. A Cleveland meeting next month will decide the Foraker stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Ohio Federation of Labor
Harry D Thomas
Llewellyn Lewisiea
Tom Lewis
Llewellyn Lewis
Unite Mies ‘Orka
Indianapolis
Ahig Mitchell
Thomas
Federation
Mr. Foraker
Senate
Cincinnati
Bulgaria
Tne
Cleveland
Lake Erie and Wheeling Rail Link Eyes Steubenville Route
A rumor says Lake Erie and Wheeling awaiting approval to use Wheeling and Lake Erie tracks to Steubenville Warrenton and Wheeling within weeks. This would give the city another outlet to the lakes while improving freight flow and passenger service toward central Ohio and Cleveland via the Erie line.
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Lake Erie
Wheeling
Dillonvale
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Steubenville
Warrenton
Terminal
Ohio
Erie Road
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Desperate Knife and Revolver Attack at Toronto Boarding House
A late night riot at an Austrian boarding house in Toronto ended with four boarders singing to disturb others, the boss ordering silence, a failed attempt to call an officer, and a shooting at close range. A rioter was cut, losing half an ear in the melee. the four rioters were arrested.
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Toronto
Wey Ae
J'dar
Beall and Steele Adverts New Life Pills Remedy
An old advert claims Dr King's New Life Pills quickly stop liver and bowel upspring and death like symptoms. It promises guaranteed satisfaction with money back if not helped, urging purchase at Beall and Steele's drug store.
Booths Balm touted as cure for itching and skin woes
Sufferers are urged to try Booths Balm formerly Hyomei Balm claiming to cure severe skin diseases quickly relieve itching and irritation and aid sleep. It promises to smooth chapped or crusted skin and ease burns and sprains with a price of 23 cents at Beall & Steele or Booths Hyomei Company Buffalo.
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Booth
Beall & Steele’s
Booth’s
Hyomei Company
Buffalo
Parole Violation Sends Juvenile to Industrial School
In Monroe County court a case lists a boy who violated his parole being ordered returned to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster. The long probate docket covers multiple estate matters including sales of real estate in Empire, Toronto, Irondale, La Belle View, and more.
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Monroeville Cemetery Association
Monroe Almen
Wes
I P Erskine
Frank B. Arnold
Eerie May Williamson
Edith Williamson
Toronto
Dee
John W
Porter
Catharine Brady
S. O. Dougherty
Joseph Conozzo
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St .Louis Railway Company
J. R. Sweeney
George Haynes
Plummer G. Haynes
A. C. Lewis
J. O. Naylor
W. R. Alban
Plummer c Raynes
Margaret Hennigan
Matthew S. Miller
Kirhcart & Bigger
John M. Freeman
Joseph B. Doyle
Thomas A. Hammond
Hugh T. Clark
Herbert W. Nichols
J. B. Doyle
Elizabeth Bell
Thomas Bell
Portage Counity
Ohio
D. M. Gruber
Benjamin Smith
Mary J. Smith
Saline Township
A. G. Smith
Charles Purnett
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Jon M. Bigger
Ida McGough
Deceas
Sudden Death of Joh Noone at Slack Street
Joh Noone long time resident at Slack Street died suddenly of heart failure in his room Tuesday afternoon. He had been ill with cold and headache days earlier, and after a fall in his room in the afternoon he died within minutes. Coroner Campbell and Chief Zumer man conducted an inquest. Noonan had worked at Tri-State Traction, La Belle Iron Works, and Nicholson's brick works, and came here from East Liverpool where he ran a saloon. He leaves a son Elmer in Wellsville and another son in Maryland, plus a daughter in Washington, D C. He was well respected by those who knew him.
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Joh Noone
Slack Street
Atio
L. B. Winters
Suny
Campbell
Zumerman
Noonan
Tri-State
la Belle Iron Works
Nicholson’s Brick Works
Mingo Woman Estine Saunders Released Homeward
Estine Saunders of Mingo told Youngstown authorities she was abducted by two Italians after being drugged. Authorities doubt her account. she was shipped home at Mahoning county trustees expense and faces possible arrest if she stays.
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Estine Saunders
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Herald Star
Mingo
Marshal Scott Roe
Doctor Teeters Released on Bond After Court Appearance
Dr H Negley Teeters charged with causing Lena Haese's death posted 2500 bond in Probate Court on Thursday evening. His wife signed the bond saving him from a night in jail. Teeters asserts he did not perform the operation and that the girl attempted it. Hearing time not set.
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H. Negley Teeters
Lena Haese
Teeters
Racer Sold to Williams for Boston Mare Anty Brooks
Walter Cadiz sold the fast trot mare Anty Brooks to Ralph Williams of 1 Boston for six years old. The horse raced half mile tracks this season, went to Lexington for workout miles in 2 09 14 and 2 69 14, and joined the McDonald stables at Tenahout. The notice also touts Oriono Laxative Fruit Syrup and Foley’s Honey and Tar from Beall & Steele, claiming its safety and health benefits.
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Walter Cadiz
Ralph Williams
Boston
Anty Brooks
Ees Faxhall
Annie Lee
Can
Huguéley Boy
Mr. Rayner
Lexington
McDonald Stables
Tena Ahout
Foley
Beall & Steele
Booths Laxative Pills Promised Easy Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Booths Laxative Pills claiming they restore regular bowels quickly and naturally by combining laxatives with herbs for the liver. It assures positive results and urges readers to trust the product for relief from biliousness headaches and fatigue. The text also touts an upcoming issue of the New York World with expansive magazine content.
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Booth
New York World
America
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Harry D. Thomas
The
Ohio River
Mior
William S McGough
H. E. Stratton
eEmpire
Kitheart’& Bigger Attorneys
John Nooman
DR. Teeters
Bond
Best IA
X-mas
J. D. Owens
South Fourth Street
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