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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

Page

9

Panama Canal Machinery Sale Promised After Completion

Washington reports the largest machinery sale in history after the canal opens. Col Geethals lists items bought for the project including steam shovels, locomotives, cars, dredges and cranes. Secretary Fisher proposes transferring gear to Alaska if feasible. otherwise it will be sold to fetch best price. The U.S. will not abandon discarded French equipment to rot, instead repurposing or selling it.

Washington Panama Canal Geethals United States Canal Panama Secretary of the Interior Fisher Alaska Congress Goethals Sam Ts

Order to Sell Stock in Bulk by Receiver Whittaker

An order directs Geo T Whittaker receiver of White and Helpner milliners on North Fourth street to sell stock in bulk on Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock in July to the highest bidder.

White & Helpner North Fourth Street

Taft Congratulates American Olympians After Sullivan Telegram

President Taft cabled congratulations to American athletes at Stockholm after Commissioner James E. Sullivan notified him of the winning of the Olympic Meet. Sullivan praised U S champions in field, firearms, cycling, swimming and riding contests as America again leads the world. Taft replied he was greatly pleased by the fine showing and extended heartiest congratulations to the commissioner and athletes.

Washington Taft Stockholm James E. Sullivan Sullivan United States America William H. Taft

Belmont Says 1904 Campaign Cost Under $1 Million

Washington reports August Belmont of New York testified before the Senate committee on campaign contributions that the 1904 Democratic presidential drive cost less than a million dollars, with estimates around 600 000 to 700 000. He said he gave 250 000 to Parker, covering state and local campaigns, but could not recall exact totals. A separate snippet notes a lost sorority pin with initials N.IL. L.

Washington Senate August Belmont New York Parker Belmont N. IL. L

Vaniman and Elmer Bodies Recovered After Akron Disaster

Atlantic City reports that the bodies of Melvin Vaniman and Frederick El mer, two of the five Akron victims, were found and brought to the city. With these recoveries, all victims are accounted for.

Atlantic City Melvin Vaniman Frederick Elmer Akron Brigantine Beach

St Swithin's Day Rain Lore Across Regions

A rainy spell endures as weather lore ties rainfall to St Swithin's Day on July 15. The old proverb warns of forty or forty nine days of rain depending on that day’s sky. Catholic observances honor the bishop of Winchester, famed in medieval England for healing, linking festivity with superstition in farming communities.

America England Winchester

Court petition in error filed in Kosic vs Glen's Run Coal Co

Circuit Court receives petition in error and bill of exceptions in the Kosic case to review a $10,000 damage award for death at the Jug Run mine. Attorneys P. P. Lewis and R. G. Porter represent the administrator in the action.

Circuit Court R. G. Porter Michael Kosic The Glen's Run

Ragland Coal Files Supreme Court Appeal Over Selman Case

The Ragland Coal Company through attorney P P Lewis filed a petition in the Supreme Court to reverse a Common Pleas Circuit Court judgment in the McFadden administration case. The lower court jury had awarded a large amount.

Ragland Coal Company P. P. Lewis Supreme Court Common Pleas Circuit McFadden Selman

Foreign Goods Assistant Inspector S ay duty on German measles

A witty caption notes an Assistant Inspector asking about duties on a child with German measles. The quip, attributed to Harper's Weekly, frames a vigilance scene with a lady seeking guidance on health and moral duties amid import policy.

Harper’s Weekly

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