Numerous Personal Notices Share Local Visit Trends
Wayne Heffman visits Carrollton while Ada Simeral and Cis Sim eral family in Bhocanfield host relatives. Weddings brighten the week with Miss Lorretta and Mr. Denty marrying in Toledo area. Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. McGahan, and others host visitors. Community figureheads attend services at St James Cross Creek and Holy Cross Mission. travels span Akron to Wellsville, Wellsville to Toronto, and well beyond.
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Wayne Heffman
Carrollton
Ada Simeral
Bhocanfield
Cis D. Simeral
J. C.F. Haies
Daigh
Toronty
Weducelaymigai
California
J. M. Eee
Charles A. Mee
Feely
Akron
Bert Evans
New Camberfard
Petheny
Suse Nina Applegate
Wellsburg
Cty
Helen Sulzbacher
Miss Sebring
Sebring
Ohio
Miss Cooley
Rock Island
Mancie
Ind
Fred McGahan
Wilma
Elizabeth
No. Ohio
Mr. McGahan
Joseph McGahan
West Marstreet
Lucile Hartje
Edward Hartje
Isher
Pittsburg
Thurs- Byfternoon
Agnes Wells
Gaser
Cenes
Edmond Gaines
Lake Erie
Erie
Perry
New Plant at Yorkville to Open by October first
Edward Hazlett of Wheeling announced that the Wheeling Sheet and Tin Plate company plans a Yorkville plant, expected to operate by October 1. About 600 workers will be hired at start, with more over time, and several Steubenville men will obtain positions.
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Wheeling Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Yorkville
Edward Hazlett
Wheeling
Stetbenville
Five Months Illness Ends Bernard Mettenberger Career
Bernard W. Mettenberger a popular businessman died at his home 308 Washington Street at 6 10 a m Saturday after a five month illness His career spanned bottling livery undertaking and embalming services from Canal Dover to Pittsburg and back He built and led a prominent local enterprise and was known as a self made man with robust health and relentless enterprise.
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Bernard W. Mettenberger
Washington Street
Mettenberger
Pittsburg
Canal Dover
Wiseman
St. Peter's Church
Schuorrenberg
Longtime business leader Mettenberger dies after active life
Mr Mettenberger was active in many enterprises including Prilleat ghite works. He married Elizabeth Uiverich on April 16 1883 and survived by two children Henry B Mettenberger and Jerome with siblings Fred Joan Frank Mrs Heid Rose Mettenberger and others. He supported St Peter's church, church work, Knights orders and several civic groups, renowned for charity and hospitality. His industrious nature and community contributions made him widely respected and his death a general loss to business and social circles.
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Mettenberger
Othes
Prilleat Ghite
Elizabeth Uiverich
Henry B. Mettenberger
Jerome
Fred
Joan
Cleveland
Frank
Homesead
Heid
Canal Dover
Rose Mettenberger
California
Clara Vogel
Unscity
Bernard William Mettenberger
St. Peter's Church
Effiee
Church Council
Knights of St. George
Heptasophs
The
Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Columbus, Eagles, Eves, Turmerein
Schwabenverein
Red Men
Senator McCumber Attacks Democratic Tariff Plan
Senator McCumber of North Dakota opened the Republican assault on the Democratic tariff revision bill defending farmers against free listing or large reductions in agricultural tariffs and accusing Democrats of kicking the American farmer into the gutter. He labeled the bill conceived in animosity toward American industry and argued reciprocity would only aid Canada while harming the farmer.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Mc Cumber
North Dakota
Senate
McCumber
Siip Tim
Mr. Taft
Canada
Australia
Venezuela
Argentine
Cuba
Philippines
Tariff Debate Sparks Farmer Anger Over Prices
Senate exchanges intense rhetoric on tariff policy with North Dakota Senator McCumber accusing Democrats of harming farmers by overpricing and demandingConsumer price reductions while highlighting allocations for meat liquor tobacco and theatres to illustrate consumer costs and alleged extravagance. He warns of lasting political backlash if the tariff passes.
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Agai
North Dakota
North
Train wreck injures workers at Hickman Coal tipple
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train jumped tracks in Bridgeport yards on Monday morning and struck the Hickman Coal tipple. Two men, William Kidd and William Barry, were seriously injured with others narrowly escaping. The tipple and outer works were damaged in the several thousand dollar incident, and the mine will be out of commission for weeks while replacement is built. Tracks were blocked all day with trains rerouted at Moore’s Run.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Bridgeport
Hickman Coal Company
William Kidd
William Barry
Moores Run
Realty Transfers and Property Listings in Ohio Valley Area
A sequence of real estate transfers lists multiple transactions across towns such as Smithfield Township Warren Township Brilliant and Beall & Steele Add. in Ohio. Parties include John K Aken Bartholo mew Eli Wm A Lowery Mary A Collins Julia A Westlake and others with prices ranging from 1.00 to 2500.00 and parcels including lots 52 Locust Park SD 75 13 acres and part lots in various additions and cities.
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John K. Aken
Bartholomew Eli
Locust Park
Eli H. We
Jotn Short, Jr
Beall & Steele
Wm. A. Lowery
Ff. E. Jackman
Ross Township
Mary A. Collins
W. L. Cusick
Grover
John M. Stringer
Wheeling & L. Bor. Co
Smithfield Township
Julia A. Westlake
Eleanor Guan
Anderson Add
W .H. Rodgers
Harry Pia
W. H. Rodgers
Brilliant
Bryan Too Wealthy for Cabinet Salary Says Bryan
Washington July 16 The White House would not comment on Secretary of State Bryan’s claim he cannot live in Washington on 12000 a year His private fortune is estimated at 300000 to 500000 with real estate holdings in Lincoln and Florida and a Texas land portfolio He travels on government horses and carriages but maintains an expensive private home and staff amid calls to raise cabinet salaries.
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Washington
White House
Bryan
Burleson
John A. Logan
State Department
Joseph G. Cannon
Lincoln
Florida
Texas
John Hay
Robert Bacon
Philander C. Knox
Mr. Knox
K Street
Bacon
Hay
H Street
Avenue of the Presidents
Mountain Lake Park Lake
Ohio State Journal
New York World
Women voters far from eager in Geneva kindergarten vote
The Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune notes that in Geneva Illinois the first test of the Illinois women’s suffrage vote did not rally mass turnout. Clubwomen voted solidly against the plan while working women stayed away due to attire concerns and social commitments. The piece critiques the new initiative and referendum era as a potential opening for fraud and ideological missteps.
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Geneva
Ill
Illinois
Burg
Cox
Ohio
Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune
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C. Chamthers
Hoyt
Margaret Applegate
Mae Watson
Thomas J. Reese
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W. M. Sidener
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Margaret McCoy
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Steubenville
Clarence Morgan
Wi J. Morwin
Dem. Sentinel
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C. & PL Ry
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Youngstown
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L. D. Bean
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Slack Street
Carrie Quidland
Pearl Edwards
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Jewett
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Misa Mazie
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Martha Foreman
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Stella Hill
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Ed, Marsh
C. H. Svell
Florence Richardson
New Cumberland
Reiner
Ladies Missionary Society of the WE Church of
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Charles Martin
Fifth Street
C. W. Gittings
Frank Dever
D. W. Swearingen
Weirton
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Dever
John C. Foley
Sciotterald
HH. C. Platt
Riverside
Cambridge Springs
George Custer
Morris Coulter
Pitsburg
A. C. Lewis
Cecelia Griffin
Lewis
William FE. McEldowney
Upper Market Street
Mary Lance
Morcheleville
Frank Hawkins
W. E. Crossley
Marie
Toelummer
Geneva-on-the-Lake
Judge Hersh Wey
Presbyterian Church of
Margaret Pender
Reckes
Follanshee
B. W. Mettenberger
M’gumber
Amer
Tipple