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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
2
The piece praises President Roosevelt for pushing national justice and righteousness, asserting broad public support against wealthy interests. It endorses General Hollings as a strong Republican congressional candidate who aligns with the President's principles and commands the masses' confidence.
A district level political writeup notes Union supporters ridicule a candidate for claiming friendship with the cause while his literature lacks the Union label. The piece suggests Mr. Scott ignored this issue amid other campaign tasks.
The Cadiz Sentinel criticizes editorials claiming Hon. J. J. Gill authored the Congressional Call and was summoned to a hotel by the Committee to explain it. the piece argues Gill has been inactive in politics for years and says he did not write the call nor attend the hotel meeting, offering corrections to the rest of the statements.
General Hollingsworth delivered an address at Summa Pair last fall that echoed President Roosevelt's message to Congress. He has long stood on the leading edge of major questions and, when he appears before Congress, his vote will reflect the people’s fight for equal rights.
The Louisville Courier Journal dubs the president's message a precedent-breaking, daily display of forceful rhetoric. It calls the speech a terrible philippic and a blunt bludgeon of English aimed squarely at its targets.
Philadelphia Inquirer observes that Congress will not address only the Aldrich bill. The President rejects such limits. Bryan remains a strong, experienced campaigner eager to argue that Republicans fear Roosevelt and would vow no slowdown if Democrats win. Republican leaders should act to neutralize issues before Bryan seizes them.
The Washington Star notes the President’s proposed lines have not moved Congress in two months. It suggests opponents read his actions as a covert bid to revive a third term and treats the delay as a political tactic in play.
A Philadelphia Press piece asserts his pleas will be heard by fellow-countrymen. It credits his unceasing zeal with shaping a great moral awakening in American convictions and conscience, noting that even supporters may feel irritation at times due to the same qualities.
The Richmond News-Leader argues the message will be approved by at least eight tenths of the country. It asserts the proclamation strengthens Roosevelt’s hold on popular favor and shows he is not frightened or backing away. It calls the people to defend gains and continue reform.
A pamphlet style address urges the nation to resist conservative congressional tendencies. It aims to stir public sentiment against perceived compromises and to caution the conservative faction. The piece contends Congress leans toward caution, prompting a broad national response.
A vivid description portrays the President calling for action in a bold fight on behalf of the people. The piece frames the crusade as a defining, remarkable gesture of his Administration.
Voters are reminded that the Republican county primary occurs next Tuesday across all precincts from 1 to 7 PM Slow time. Cast your vote and participate in the county’s selection process.
Galen Sheets former auditor of Columbiana County and longtime railroad official died at 3 p m Saturday in St Clair hospital Cleveland from a hernia operation last week. He lived in Hanoverton for 15 years before serving as county auditor after a 1904 nomination defeating Prof J L McDonald. He earlier worked for C P railroad at Alliance Wellsville Cleveland and Canton. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon.
Samuel Stevens of Greene township Harrison county reported nightly disturbances at the Cope farm. A mysterious visitor threw missiles at the roof and doors, shelled corn at windows, and allegedly climbed walls. Stevens’ son was chased by a large club thrown toward the house. A boot-cap made from a felt boot top and eerie tracks were found, then vanished into fields as if the culprit flew away.
A stranger seeking the Steubenville burglar who robbed Harry Nicholson of Sixth Avenue found a meat slip bearing Nicholson to George McKim and Steubenville, Ohio. Mayor Porter and Nicholson laughed at the error, learning Nicholson is a brick manufacturer, not a burglar. The incident hints the Steubenville thieves were Indiana operatives en route west.
Voters in Jefferson County will cast ballots in a major Republican primary next Tuesday from 1 to 7 PM across all precincts. The notice urges participation and outlines polling hours.
The State Fire Marshal's department reports 105 warrants issued and 124 arrests in its crackdown on incendiarism. Confessions number 58, bound over 61, indictments 60, and guilty pleas 32 with 72 convictions. Forty seven cases remain pending as of December 31, 1907, with most to be disposed of in the winter term.
A brief civic notice urges voters to attend the upcoming Republican primary next Tuesday, emphasizing its importance for the community and local governance.
The article details Judge Dayton’s injunction against coal miners and officials in Hitc hman Coal Co. and Pan Handle districts, saying it spurred President Roosevelt to issue a special message. It notes Dayton’s move may end his chances for a circuit bench and discusses potential limits on injunction powers and possible jury trials.
The Belmont Trades and Labor Assembly in Bridgeport stated it would not interfere in politics or endorse candidates. Delegates denounced using the assembly for party purposes after a Bridgeport Sunday column suggested backing S. G. Robinson of Martins Ferry against Senator Marshall N. Duvall, a friend of organized labor.
Thomas Primo sues Elizabeth Ashman for 5000 damages claiming a prior embezzlement charge published in newspapers harmed his credit and reputation. Mansfield and W. C. Brown represent Primo. Other notes mention Albert Thorpe v Ezra and Levi Deal, Iron City Coal and Coke Co, and Kimmins v Kimmins with dismissals and subrogation details.
The Herald-Star reports broad Republican support for General D. A. Holingsworth across Jefferson county and the five counties district. Leaders from all factions say there is virtually no opposition and expect an overwhelming, nearly unanimous nomination via direct vote. Citizens are urged to vote to reflect this strong sentiment.
Steubenville residents enjoying a pleasant winter at the Central Hotel in St. Petersburg Florida hosted an evening program for Carrie Nation. Ohio participants included Harry McConnell Hettie Moses and John McClare with recitations songs and readings. Nation spoke on her Washington workhouse experiences in Washington DC inspiring guests and visitors.
Intense fear grips Harrison County near Samuel Stevens home as a nighttime shooter targets a 17 year old in the barn. Deputies and locals scour rocky timberlands after a ball pierced the boy’s hat, leaving a puzzling trail and no clear suspect.
The search for M B Overly of Cleveland, manager of Victor Carpet Cleaning, continues after a fire last Wednesday night leveled the plant. Police give no motive and no trace of a body or belongings, despite a large scale search by seven men with tools. Overly held life and accident insurance totaling 23,000, making relatives cautious about foul play or voluntary disappearance. His past honesty at Cuyahoga Telephone is noted as a contrast to the current mystery.
Luther Flannigan was arrested in East Liverpool after kissing Mrs. Jas. Allen. He claimed they had lived together in Toronto, Uhrichsville, and Bellaire, then she returned to Wellsville and lived with her husband while he worked at Kenilworth. She later moved to Toronto as a couple until September when she rejoined her husband, prompting Flannigan to travel to New Salisbury. He allegedly burst in and kissed her, leading to arrest.
The headquarters flag presented by Mrs. Cannon in Shelbyville Tennessee in May 1863, used at the 9th headquarters, was carried by Lieut. J M Branum from Atlanta to his father and later given to Col. John S Pearce of Cadiz Ohio. Surviving members request information and ask inquiries be sent to Albert Quigley in Cadiz Ohio.
Mrs. Arthur Walker was knocked down by a highwayman as she walked home in East Liverpool. She cannot live, and the purse containing money was concealed by the injured woman. The thief escaped. Police suspect a robbery motive aimed at her riches.
Voters are urged to participate in the Republican primary next Tuesday to choose state and congressional delegates. The concise call to action emphasizes supporting preferred candidates through the party selection process.
J B Shipley a leading grocer on Main street Follawsbee escaped death when boarding train No 19 at the local Pan Handle station. He stepped from a streetcar with a heavy valise just as the train began to move. He clung to a car handhold while slipping toward the rails as witnesses watched in horror. A brakeman signaled brakes and pulled him to the platform as the train lurched. Shipley, exhausted, would have fallen to his death if rescued seconds later.
A stove overheated papers hanging in the Martins Ferry Wheeling & Lake Erie passenger station office sparked a fire that consumed the south portion of the building. Damage to the structure will be heavy and the company faces significant losses from destroyed and water ruined records.
Delegates and alternates chosen for the Chicago National Republican Convention include Charles A Reynolds former Steubenville resident and former City Solicitor now Governor of Albay Province P I A telegram from Manila notes Gen Edwards Chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs reports the selections A Crossfield and W F Morris are regular delegates with T L Hartig as an alternate It is said the delegates were instructed to vote for Secretary Taft.
Listing of jury case assignments by date with parties including Shaw versus Long Hutson Griesinger versus Ovington SesvnochArsexfififu Isfeiton Jones Steubenville Williams Eng Co versus Tarr Ohio versus Burns Rector Chapman versus Blackburn Commercial Milling Co versus Dillonvale Milling Co Wolff versus Traction Co Culp versus Cronin Salvadore versus P C C St L Ry Co Ohio on complaint Droho becski versus Davis Myerysaal versus Briggs Edfiston versus Wiles Martin versus Steubenville T L Co Maple versus Wallace Admi Coulter versus Martin Bole versus Traction Co Clark versus P C C St L Ry Co Dawes Mfg Co versus Buehler.
Elizabeth Prescott named administratrix of Sarepta P. Burroughs estate in Wells township Jefferson county Ohio. The notice, dated February 9, 19__, filed through Mansfield and Merryman Steubenville Ohio, lists February 7 as the filing date.
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