Why The Democratic Papers Back Foraker In Ohio
A charged critique argues Ohio Democratic papers back Senator Foraker to aid the Republican party. The author contends Taft supporters face smear tactics, accusing papers of misrepresenting Washington notices about Vorys. It claims Foraker appeals to the masses while Taft favors the classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Democratic Papers
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Taftia
Foraker
William J. Bryan
Washington
Vorys
Taft
Canard
Early Primaries Demand Direct Presidential Preference
The Republican press in the 16th District shows overwhelming support for an early direct primary on presidential preferences. Farmers in the county push for a quick vote, while critics warn against delegate selection by committees, stressing Republicans’ right to free expression and timely party choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Ihs
Herald- Star
Taft Poised for GOP Nomination With Wide Delegate Lead
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Taft already has more than a hundred delegates secured from states that backed him. The piece calls his lead “magnificent” and argues he is the almost absolutely assured party candidate. Boston crowds cheered as he was named next President, and Missouri plans a February 27 convention to formalize its support, urging Ohio to act quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Taft
McKinley
Boston
United States
Missouri
Food and Civilization Elevates Civilized Society
The text argues that nourishment is humanity’s strongest civilizing force. A well fed person, with proper meals, sheds barbarism and gains irrepressible vitality and elan, highlighting the transformative role of cuisine in social progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Forest Fire System Planned in Wyoming Reserve
Precautions are being taken to protect forests once destroyed. A telephone system will be installed in a Wyoming government forest reserve to quickly summon men from other parts of the reserve if fires break out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ohio and Presidency in Taft Support Rises
The piece argues Taft has growing support in Ohio and nationally for the Republican nomination. It credits his public record and Roosevelt-era policies, noting his Philippines and Cuba experience and widespread belief he would closely mirror Roosevelt’s administration. It suggests Roosevelt’s approval could seal his nomination and that northern rank and file favor the Taft path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ohio
McKinley
Philippines
Roosevelt
White House
Han Taft
Cuba
Panama
North
Unclear prompt fragment about fear and chance
Fragmentary sentence discusses a man who fears he cannot try to see if he can. The text presents a psychological reflection on taking opportunities and self-doubt. No additional context or concrete facts are available.
The Departed Year Poem by W A Urquhar
A reflective midnight verse laments the passing of the old year and contemplates mortality. The speaker seeks tranquil acceptance as time dissolves, dreaming of an Eden afterlife where loved ones rest beyond earthly sorrow.
Glass manufacturers hold annual January exhibit in Pittsburg
Jas M Beatty of Columbus representing Beatty Bros will head the firm's Pittsburg exhibit. He spends the weekend with his family who will stay for a month as guests of her parents Dr. and Mrs. E C Chandler.
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Pittsburg
Jas M Beatty
Columbus
Beatty Bros
E. C. Chandler
New Mayor Porter Assumes Duty and Receives New Year Greetings
Thomas W. Porter begins his term as mayor on a Wednesday morning receiving New Year’s greetings from residents and pledging a business like, clean administration for Steuben- Vue. Former Mayor Robert J. Scott retires after two satisfactory terms, leaving a record tax turnover near thirty thousand dollars. Scott enforced Sunday closing and liquor-page ordinances, earning citizen support for Sabbath observance. Porter starts by issuing a New Year lockup list for fourteen lodgers two drunks and one loiterer with wishes for better lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. W. Porter
Porter
Steuben- Vue
Robert J. Scott
Treasury
Scott
Steubenville
Two Prizes From the Eisteddfod To Steubenville Winners
Steubenville residents win two prizes at the Eisteddfod held at the Welsh church in Martin's Ferry Christmas afternoon. Winners include Miss Kate Jones first in piano solo, Blodwen Jones second, Miss Anna Lewis in soprano solo, Tallson Morgan first in love letter, Elizabeth Lewis and W. M. Jones second, Grace Phillips first in adult reading, Mary Farnell second, Katherine Richards third, Jeannette and Margaret Jones in duet, Maggie Johnson and others winning special prizes. Adjudicators were Professor Howard, Mrs. Flora Williams, and Elias Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Martin's Ferry
Kate Jones
Blodwen Jones
Anna Lewis
Plo
Tallson Morgan
Elizabeth Lewis
Rees Harris
Nan Soul
Kate Brett
Trenton
Professor Howard
Canal Dover
Flora Williams
Wheeling
Elias Lewis
Agent Hill Taken Ill Found in Pittsburg Home
James B. Hill a Pan Handle general agent who fell ill on his Texas ranch arrived in Pittsburg on a private car and was taken to his Wilkinsburg home. Although seriously ill after a stroke he recovered enough on the journey to appear improved and hopes to return to work within a month. Hill, 68, is a longtime traffic official for the Pennsylvania system who recently wed after a Pacific coast wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Hill
Pan Handle
Texas
Pittsburg
D.T. McCabe
Pennsylvania Lines
Wilkinsburg
Mr. Hill
Hil
Pittsboro
Pennsylvania
Mii Hill
Mc Hill
Pacific Coast
Five Shots Fire On Wheeling Tracion Car
A Thursday night Rayland division trolley near Deep Run was fired upon by a group of foreigners. Five bullets pierced the car but hurt none of the crew or passengers as the vehicle sped through a dark cut. Officers found the scene quiet upon arrival in Martin's Ferry and believed the attackers had dispersed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayland
Deep Run
Gaylord
Buat
Martin
Steubenville man held on liquor license charges
Dominick Antonio of Steubenville is jailed awaiting trial for alleged sale of liquor without a license. He faced a hearing before Justice E N Dunlap after information from Detective E E Cummins. Employed by Belmont Brewing of Martins Ferry, he allegedly took orders and delivered beer in Bentleyville and nearby areas, with his boss Nick Pelerino previously handling Sundays. Bond set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Antonio
Steubenville
E. N. Dunlap
Amento
E. E. Cummins
Washington, Pa
Belmont Brewing Company
Martin’s Ferry
Bentleyville
Nick Pelerino
Above Brewing Company
Pelerino
Oldest Colored Woman in Massillon Celebrates 100th Birthday
Malinda Clemons born in Brooke county West Virginia in 1826 celebrated her centennial at her daughter Caroline Robinson’s Massillon home. She never was enslaved, worked as a hotel cook for Folger family, and says early hours and hard work keep her healthy and confident she will reach 110.
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Malinda Clemons
Brooke County
W. Va
Massillon
Stark Couty
Caroline Robinson
Clemons
West Virginia
United States
Robert Folger
Horse Scare Injures Two Girls in Market Street Crash
Miss Flannagan and Miss Ford were badly bruised when a buggy overturned after a horse frightened by a passing automobile at Fifth and Market streets. They were taken to Dr Kerr’s office and home. the horse escaped the shafts and was captured at Smith’s livery stable.
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Carrie Flannagan
Edward
Fifth
Market Streets
Market
R. H. Freshwater
Fifth Street
Kerr
Smith
Miss Ford
Rev Evans Withdraws Pueblo Call At Steubenville Church
At a Steubenville Presbytery meeting held at the First Presbyterian Church, Rev F W Evans withdrew his request for dissolution of the pastorate. He said the Pueblo Colorado call was to a large congregation, but he will remain at the local church, pleasing members and friends.
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Steubenville
First Presbyterian Church
F. W. Evans
Pueblo
Colorado
Infusion performed for Mrs Shanahan at North Wheeling
The rare infusion operation was done yesterday at North Wheeling hospital to relieve Mrs Jas F Shanahan who was seriously weakened by anemia. Her sister Miss Mary Burke donated about a pint of blood and endured the loss without fainting, later resting several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas F. Shanahan
North Wheeling Hospital
Death toll rises from nitroglycerin blast near Costonia
In the nitroglycerin blast near Costonia two men were affected. Elsie M. Fotheringham died at Gill hospital at 1 15 a m Sunday from injuries suffered in the explosion yesterday morning. George Noppenberger was killed instantly. Fotheringham formerly worked in steamboating. He was 23, born in Salineville, survived by father William Fotheringham, mother Mrs Mary Edwards, and brothers Charles and Albert. Funeral held at his mother's home officiated by Rev Dr J M Robinson.
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Costonia
Elsie M. Fotheringham
Gill Hospital
George Nopenberger
Fotheringham
Noppenberger
Potteringham
Salineville
Wm. Fotheringham
Mary Edwards
South Seventh Street
Charles
Albert
J. M. Robinson
Well Known Man Dies After Brief Illness in Dillonvale
Jasper N. Richardson prominent Dillonvale citizen and First National Bank president died Tuesday night at 0 30 after a two day pneumonia illness. He was 56 and connected with various Dillonvale enterprises. Survived by wife Rosie Hume whom he married January 1st. His death is mourned in Mt. Pleasant township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper N. Richardson
Dillonvale
First National Bank
Justice of the Peace
Mt. Pleasant Township
Rosie Hume
Dam No 4 completes on upper Ohio amid river delays
River work halts government lock and dam projects as record high water floods cofferdams. Dam No 4 at Legionsville, costing $1,000,000, is completed but final pumping must wait for the swelling and receding Ohio River. Dam No 3 remains unfinished delaying plans for the slackwater system and upper valley industry.
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Ohio River
Légionsville
Upper
Ohio
United States
Harry C
Legionsville
Jones & Laughlin's Steel Company
Upper Ohio
Ohio Valley
Found Dead Boarder Michael Fitzpatrick at 153 South High
Michael Fitzpatrick, a long-time boarder at 153 South High near Adams, was found dead in bed Monday at about 11:45. Coroner attributes death to heart disease. he was about 57, unmarried, with no known relatives, and had worked at La Belle Tron Works. The body was taken to the morgue after the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fitzpatrick
South High Street
Adams
Fitzpatrick
No. 153
la Belle Tron
The Pleasures and Work of Keeping Bees
A naturalist extols beekeeping noting bees fertilize flowers and store honey in wax cells. The article describes hive work from wax starter to sealed honey, bee-space, nectar versus honey, and the medicinal value of honey. It urges gardeners to keep bees as a safe, rewarding practice with personal honey supplies.
Buttermilk from skim milk through proper churning
Instructions describe souring skim milk to form curds at about 70 degrees F, adding 1/4 to 1/3 its bulk of buttermilk, and churning 10 to 14 minutes until smooth and homogeneous. The result is richer, creamier buttermilk with better body and mild flavor.
Raw Linseed Oil Cautions for Farm Animals
Feed raw linseed much or little. Never give boiled linseed oil to animals. Some claim it is poisonous or harmful. Raw linseed oil loosens the bowels and farmers should ensure the product is raw before administering to an animal.
Dipping urged for animals in busy season
Farmers urged to use dipping tanks during peak season to control mites and parasites. The notice stresses that preventive measures must not be overlooked as pests multiply rapidly this time of year.
A Nuisance Horse Too Smart Stirs Nuisance Claim
A note from a local item declares a horse deemed too clever becomes a nuisance. The notice frames the issue as a community nuisance case with no further details on owners or actions planned.
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Herald-Star
the Herald Printing Company
Pion Se
Vance
Ohio and Presidency
C. W
Wilgus
Ravenna
Eden Land
Elouda
W. A. Urquhar
Agent Hill
Mexico
Rayland Traction
Steuben
Ville Arrested
Rev. Evans
Jasper WN. Richardson
Banker and Justice of Peace
Olwerg
PINE
C. F. Hunziker
Purdue (Ind.) University
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