Burton Attacks Free Trade Policy and Tariff Ad Valorem System
Senator Burton denounces free trade as a failed U S policy and warns that a proposed tariff bill framed to appeal to farmers and labor will not foster new industry. He condemns the ad valorem method as burdensome to consumers when prices rise, invites undervaluation, and harms American manufacturers.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
United States
Senator Burton
Dri
Senate
Burton
Olio
Tor Burton
Crats
First Blake Family Reunion Held in Steubenville
The Blake family reunion gathered 55 members Saturday at the Metcalf home 512 Dock Street Steubenville with kin from Stewartsville Pa Findlay Utica Fostoria Camden Detroit and more. Attendees shared a dinner and a toast while officials planned next year’s gathering amid a list of attendees and travel from several states.
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Blake
J. A. Metclaf
Anna Blake
Dock Street
Far
Pear
Neon
Diana McGrew Blake
Stewartsville
Steubenville
F. G. Bowman
Fostoria
Ohio
Pittshore
Bent
CN. Blake
Myrl
Findlay
Frank Blake
Utica
Ry Eula Nofler
Arcania
Roscoe Francis
Gon
David Francis
Win
Plake
Anna May
Mable Blake
Camden
N. J
James Blake
Goldie
Raymond
Morrow Maxwell
Clyde
Ed. Straw
Anna
Braddock
Win. Blake
Detroit
Mich
Frank McAlister
Carnegie
Sherman Martin
Jas Mettcalf
Toronto
A. Medcalf
Frank Martin
London
Scenes of Disorder Mark Pope Tin Plant Strike
Disorder flares at Pope tin plant as Sunday crowds, including curious onlookers, mob a foreigner linked to the strike. He is restrained by police and removed to his boarding house after being injured. A man from Weirton is affected by events this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Cty
Weirton
Italian Foreman Injured In Railroad Accident At New Cumberland
An Italian section foreman, unable to identify himself, suffered likely fatal injuries and a broken back Saturday afternoon on the New Cumberland branch. He fell from a hand car as two following hand cars passed over him, and he was brought to Gill hospital in an unconscious state.
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New Cumberland
Gill Hospital
Auto strikes cause injuries at Stanton Park and forks of road
Chas Burnett was struck by an auto at Stanton Park on Saturday night leaving him with a broken arm and bruises. The driver fled the scene and officials will pursue the owner. Rankin, a Amsterdam resident, was injured when four Steuvenville men struck him on the forks near Wintersville on Sunday afternoon. Rankin, riding a motorcycle, was thrown and his machine demolished. He was taken to Dr Donahe’s for surgery and later returned home in Harry Simpson’s car. He reportedly suffered internal injuries.
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Chas. Burnett
Stanton Park
Rankin
Amsterdam
Steuvenville Auth
Wintersville
Dr. Donahue
Harry Simpson
Italian coal miner killed by slate fall at West Virginia mine
Mick Ajovitch, an Italian coal miner at La Belle mill coal mines in Steubenville, died Thursday morning when slate fell in a mine extending under the river toward Brooke county. Coroner James Clemens inspected the body, which was moved to Wellsburg and later shipped to Steubenville for burial.
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Mick Ajovitch
la Bellle Mill
Steubenville
Sybrooke County
West Virginia
Brooke County
James Clemens
Wellsburg
Detectives Trek After Mrs Sage in Toronto Search
Following the June murder at the Union depot in Pittsburg, investigators pursue William E. Sage’s wife Nellie VanFossen. Sources say five detectives tail her under disguises to uncover a hiding place for Sage, with the child present in Toronto visiting friends.
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William E. Sage
James A. McLair
R. H. Pauley
Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Department
Union
Pittsburg
Nellie VanFossen
Toronto
Factory Planned on Yorkville Meadows Ground
The Wheeling Register reports unofficial word that a Pittsburg capital company bought a large tract from the Meddill estate at Yorkville for a factory project. Landowners are reticent, negotiations continued all week, and it is believed the deal closed though figures remain unknown. The owners reportedly rejected $1,500 per acre earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Yorkville
Wheeling Register
Pittsburg Capital
Medill
Factory plan to employ six hundred men and grow a city
The statement notes an industrial project will need 600 workers at the new factory. This, plus staff for the Wheeling Sheet and Tin plant, is expected to spur the growth of a small city at the site, reflecting significant local economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Sheet and Tin Company
American Sheet and Tin Plate Plant Planned at Accnaville
Rumors of a major plant project for Accnaville gain credibility with reports the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company has secured a 3 million dollar appropriation for a 23 mill facility. Plans call for motorized mills and riverfront track relocation by the Cleveland and Pittsburg division of the Pennsylvania Railroad to expand ground for the project. With nearby coal supplies, the firm may keep the existing site for future growth.
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American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Accnaville
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
George Harrison Former State Mine Inspector Dies
George Harrison, longtime state mine inspector, died at his daughter’s Caldwell home after nearly a year of illness. He began as a trapper and rose to mine superintendent before serving as inspector from 1904 under Herrick and continued through three administrations. He helped enact a new mining code and held most of his post through Harmon’s early years.
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George Harrison
Caldwell
Noble County
Herrick
Pattison
Morris
Harmon Administrtion
Harrison
Storm Hits Rush Run and Brilliant Farms Hard
The storm swept through Rush Run and Brilliant causing extensive crop and flood damage. Farmers report heavy losses in lowlands with wheat standing ruined, hay destroyed, and fruit trees toppled or uprooted, while corn and hillside fields suffer wash damage.
Steubenville Teacher Saves Baby on Golden Rod Show Boat
Miss Marie Markle, a Steubenville public school teacher visiting her uncle on the show boat Golden Rod, plunged into the Kentucky river to rescue a 12 month old child fallen from a boat. She swam to the child, guided it to safety, and was presented a token of bravery by the boat’s passengers and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Markle
Steubenville
W. K Markle
Babe
Howard Kelly
Markle
Kentucky
Miss Markle
Miss Varkle
Latin American reaction to canal plan grows warily
Washington reports limited views from embassies in the north, while plans to extend coverage to the Panama canal area spark strong Latin American interest and some pushback. Salvador objected to the original Nicaraguan treaty terms and Costa Rica challenged canal route provisions over San Juan river claims, asserting territorial rights.
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Washington
Simmer
Panama Canal Zone
Salvador
Costa Rica
San Juan River
Cox Case Dismissed for Former Leader George Cox
Cincinnati July 17 Judge Caldwell dismissed the case against George B Cox former political leader and financier on misapplication charges involving 113000 of Cincinnati Trust Company funds The defense had moved for an instructed verdict claiming the state failed to prove Cox acted to harm the bank The judge found no evidence Cox loaned funds or intended to defraud the bank and the case marked another defeat for Attorney General Hogan.
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Cincinnati
Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
George B. Cox
Cox
Cincinnati Trust Company
Dinsmore
Mooney
Cincinnat Trust Copany
Ford & Johnson Chair Company
Has
Hogan
Riot at Fourth and Adams injures officer in strike clash
A riot between strikers and strikebreakers at Fourth and Adams street ends with Officer Griffith shot in the back and hospitalized. Steve O Donnell, who fired three times, was arrested by Police-Constable Griffith as crowds surged and a bystander was struck by a club. Lucas helped restrain the crowd amid the melee.
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Fourth
Adams Street
Steve O'Donnell
Mall
Fourth and
O'Donnell
Sim
Ed Lucas
Geo. Griffth
Griffith
Lucas
O Donnell
Court House
City Hospital
B&O Files New Iron Ore Rate After ICC Ruling
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad filed a new transportation rate for iron ore from Lake Erie to the Pittsburg and Wheeling districts with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The old rates were 66 cents per ton to Pittsburg and 60 cents to Wheeling. The ICC recently ordered rate equalization. the new B&O rate takes effect in sixty days. Pennsylvania, Pittsburg and Lake Erie, and Lake Shore and Michigan Southern failed to file new rates as directed and face penalties. Independent manufacturers in Wheeling and Pittsburg reportedly object to the proposed rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Mine owner Frank Weatherall killed by coal fall near New Alexandra
Frank Weatherall, 40, owner of a coal mine near New Alexandra, died Wednesday afternoon in a roof collapse. When he failed to return by 6 pm his wife sent searchers who found him in the mine amid fallen coal. He is survived by a wife and one child.
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Frank Weatherall
New Alexandra
Bevan Proposal For Nicaraguan Protectorate Draws Inquiries
Washington July 21 officials expect European inquiries following Secretary Bevan proposal for a virtual protectorate over Nicaragua as most diplomatic representatives are absent.
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Associated Presa
Herald Star
Washington
Bevan
Nicaragana
Lancaster solicitor retraces Morgan raid route through Ohio
City Solicitor Van A Snider of Lancaster arrives in Jackson to follow the path Morgan took fifty years earlier. He visits Harrison Glendale Willi… inghshire Peebles Beaver and talks with locals to gather data for a history of the Morgan raid and Ohio history. He plans to include insights from old timers about Morgan’s entry into Jackson and events at the fair grounds.
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van A. Snider
Lancaster
Jackson
Morgan
Harrison
Indiana Line
Glendale
Williangshere
Peebles
Beaver
Old Fair Grounds
Jackson, QC
Herald
Wm. Simpson
Life of Gen Lew Wallace discussed at Carnegie Library
A July 2 1863 note recalls Gen Lew Wallace reading at the Carnegie library while the Rebel advance in Kentucky and Morgan moving into Indiana. Governor Morton mobilizes Indiana defense, Wallace responds by organizing citizens in Louisville and Cincinnati, Lincoln authorizes initial action, and later moves involve Grant and the capital defense during Early's threat.
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Lew Wallace
Carnegie Library
Kentucky
Morgan
Indiana
Morton
Suet Morgan
Wallace
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cit
Baltimore
Washington
Lincoln
Rickers
Foo
Shenandoah Valley
Cavitt-Patton Wedding Blessed At Fairport
Rev John Cavitt pastor of U P church McDonald Pa and Nellie Patton of Fairport wed at the bride’s parents home in Fairport The ceremony was led by Rev Dr W G Waddell and Rev Hugh Snodgrass The couple left for Canada after an informal reception and wedding dinner The bride well known vocalist won Wheeling Intelligencer European tour in 1912 and the groom is a former Steubenville area resident with the ministry entourage included many relatives and friends from Steubenville Wheeling Brilliant and Pittsburg
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W. G. Waddell
New Althems
Hugh Snodgrass
Uniontown
Elizabeth Henderson
Fairport
Ardent Jones
Elizabeth Robinson
T. H. Paden
New Neard
Brownley
Pittsburg
Bess Wallace
Chas. Felton
Parkersburg
H. Fish
Cameron
Jessie
Stella Ross
Flushing
Ohio
Patterson Rodger s Wedding at La Belle View
A refined wedding at the residence of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rodgers on McDowell avenue La Belle View united their daughter Josephine to Mr George W Patterson. Rev Dr McCarty officiated as green and white decor adorned the event, with a reception for twenty five and a future Great Lakes tour before settling on Ridge avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarty
Great Lakes
Ridge Avenue
la Belle View
Brooks Forbes Wedding at Forbes Home
Mazel M Forbes married Daniel A Brooks at 609 North Fifth Street in a ceremony led by Rev. Geo H Miller. The bride wore a blue tailored suit with yellow daisies and lilies of the valley bouquet. The couple departed for an eastern wedding trip amid family congratulations and gifts including a chest of silver from the National Exchange Bank. Mr Brooks works as a bookkeeper at the National Exchange Bank and is well known in local business circles.
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Edwin R. Forbes
National Exchange Bank
Brooks
Brooks couple to start housekeeping in North 1030 Street home
A son of David O Brooks and Mrs Mia Brooks plan housekeeping in the fifteenth apartment house at 0 North John Street after returning from their wedding journey. The home will be fitted up ready for their homecoming.
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David O. Brooks
Panhendle
Mia. Brooks
Fingen
North Ohntreet
Paden Barthold Wedding at St Pauls Church
Hazel P Barthold and Roy Paden Barthold wed at St Pauls Church this morning at nine with Rev Wm Sidener officiating. The bride wore white with matching accessories. reception at the bride’s parents home followed by gifts and congratulations. The couple plans a journey to Atlantic City New York and Washington before settling in the city.
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Paden Barthold
St. Paul's Church
John Raithold
Paden
Acme
Ata
Bour
Atlantic City
New York
Washington
Surprise wedding of Miss Mary Shaw and Mr Charles Conner
Miss Mary Shaw daughter of EF E Shaw of Summit avenue and Mary Shaw, a Lincoln school teacher, married November last to Charles Conners, an employee of the P C C and Sets Ry. The couple kept the marriage secret while continuing work and after vacation began a wedding journey to Washington City New York and Boston. They plan to settle at Ross street on return and receive friends.
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Mary Shaw
Charles Conner
Washington City
New York
Boston
Miss Shaw
EF. E. Shaw
Summit Avenue
Lincoln School
Conners
Sets Ry
Matthews-Hilliard Quiet Wedding at Finley Church
Benjamin Matthews mail carrier and Anna Margaret Hillard were married at the Finley M E Church parsonage last evening at 8:30. Rev Isaac Miller performed the ceremony. The couple, attended by a few, left for their West Market Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley M. E. Ehurch
Benjamin Matthews
Anna Margaret. Hillard
Isaac Miller
Mrs. Matthews
West Market Street
Quiet Pittsburg Wedding Ties Lodge and Groskeph
Miss Mary Lodge of this city and Mr. Hugh A. Groskeph of Detroit Michigan were married in Pittsburg on Thursday. Mrs Nancy M Lodge of Linden Avenue is her mother. Lodge has worked as a department store clerk in East Liverpool this past year. The couple plan to travel over the summer and will reside later in Washington DC.
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Groskeph-Lodge
Pittsburg
Mary Lodge
Hugh A. Groskeph
Detroit
Mich
Miss Lodge
Nancy M. Lodge
Linden Avenue
East Liverpool
Groskeph
Unidentified man buried after river discovery at Follansbee
The male floater found Friday in the river at Follansbee was buried Saturday unidentified. He stood about five feet eight, weighed 170 pounds, had sandy hair and a moustache and wore working man's clothes. He appeared to have been in the water for three weeks.
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Follansbee
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Amalgamated Leader
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
News BY Wire
Will
Conners-Shaw
Matthews-Hilliard
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamarr
Atlanta
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