Argentine era offered for June July shipments in Chicago
Last week Chicago saw Argentine era offered at 70c for June and July shipments amid dull transport. The third cargo of Newfoundland pig iron reached Philadelphia in recent weeks as lake traffic remains sluggish with no near-term improvement expected. A Liverpool steamer brought to Philadelphia 103000 pounds of Argentine beef and 360000 frozen eggs from China. On May 23 the U S Treasury reported a general fund deficit of 40007771 dollars versus a prior year surplus of 3113815 dollars, a negative swing of 43121586 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Eng
China
U. S. Treasury
Connellsville Coke Makers Close Plants as Ovens Fail
The Daily Iron Trade of Cleveland reports that Connellsville coke makers have begun wholesale closings of works and, in the past week, blew out over 3,000 ovens. The move suggests operators are preparing for a dull summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Iron Trade of
Cleveland
Connellsville
Senator Alden cites tariff data amid mixed April trade figures
Michigan Senator William Alden used a speech to highlight April 1914 trade totals, noting shifts in exports and imports with figures like 172,640,724 and 158,906,304 dollars. He warned that tariff revision effects are visible in the trade movement, while New York reports depict a gloomy sugar industry on Porto Rico. The piece also cites per capita state running costs and political fights over the Warnes law amid partisan commentary from Cox newspapers and observers.
Randolph Walton Emerges as Third Party Leader in Columbus
The Columbus figure Randolph Walton, seen as a political force within the Third Party, reportedly gains influence by claiming Col. Robert Wolfe has offered him space in the Dispatch and the Ohio State Journal. Meanwhile market data from the Pittsburg Gazette-Times shows May 1914 stock depreciation near 2.0 billion across all stocks, with major losses in industrial and railroad sectors since October 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Walton
Columbus
Walter Brown
Col
Robert Wolfe
Dispatch
Ohio State Journal
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Wilson
Idle men surge as season slows in town
A Oneida era Telegram report notes a historic rise in unemployed men amid a seasonal lull. It cites fewer building projects, and a downturn in construction activity as winter nears, contrasting with prior booms when warm weather spurred hires and broad work.
Inactive City Amid Spring Street Work Drain
Amid spring street work many residents remain inactive as foreigners depart the city daily, with parties leaving for their native lands. The readable fragment hints at migration trends and local civic disruption impacting activity levels.
Dispatch Attacks Cox Policy On Local Autonomy
The Columbus Dispatch argues that local sentiment supports state control and questions Gov. Cox’s claim of a mandate from the people. The piece critiques the governor’s assertion of unique executive power and asks when and how such a mandate was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Dispatch
Gov. Cox
States
Dispatch
Union
Cox papers praise Warnes law but fear its political use
The piece argues the Warnes law is pushed by Gov. Cox to serve his political aims through a massive, governor controlled machine. It notes Ohio’s four major dailies show scant defense of local tax assessor appointments by the Governor, with two papers owned and edited by Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Cox Newspapers
Governor's Booster Bureau
Cox
Ohio
Governor’s plea sparks indignation over taxes and spending
In rural speeches the Governor warns local budget boards to cut taxes amid a raised duplicate while promising to help hold an indignation meeting on the courthouse steps. Critics question the capitol administration’s record, calling it possibly the most extravagant in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Canadian corn shipments lower Ohio prices for farmers
Erie county farmers enjoy Canadian corn shipped to Sandusky docked at 67 cents a bushel while local dealers pay 74 cents in nearby towns. Democratic free trade alleged to allow shippers to buy Canadian corn in Ohio ports for less than US prices, aided by Canada’s favorable costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Canada
Sandusky
Monroeville
Bellevue
Norwalk
Ohio
Sandusky Register
Wage gains and shorter hours under tariff protection
Secretary William B. Wilson highlighted wage increases and reduced hours from 1907 onward. By May 15 1913 average weekly wages across cities rose versus 1912, with some gains up to 66 percent. Many mills closed or laid off workers after the Underwood bill, but tariff relief effects lag as mills still fulfill orders from the Payne Aldrich tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Wilson
Buckeye Wins Abroad In England For Ohio Industry
Ohio pride swells as American Rolling Mill Co of Zanesville and Middletown secures British contracts to license an American iron ingot process. The move crosses the Thames, upsetting British metallurgical leadership and signaling bold Buckeye achievement for Ohio industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
England
American Rolling Mill Co
Zanesville
Middletown
George H. Charles
British Isles
New York
American Rolling Mill Company
Buckeye
Thames
Wilsons Theory of Hard Times and Democratic Promises
The President blames stagnation on psychology and public fear, arguing prosperity will come if manufacturers and jobbers act on信 signs of recovery. Critics say tariff cuts and anti trust efforts have not cut prices or saved mills, fueling anxiety and hoarding as voters await decisive action amid the Warnes law referendum controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
New York American
Hearst Democratic
Lousiana
McReynolds
No Referendum on Ohio Laws Cited by Plain Dealer
An editorial in The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues no statewide referendum on recent Ohio laws has occurred. It notes assumed public satisfaction, questions initiative viability, and cites the Secretary of State’s implied autocratic power to judge petition sufficiency, a concern lingering at the Supreme Court for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio
The
Plain Dealer
General Assembly
Cet
Get-together movement joins Republicans and Progressives
Spokesmen for the Wilson administration and Democratic leaders say unity stems from voters, not self interest. The masses across parties drive the move, seeking general welfare, prosperity, and stable business, with common aims in protection, tariff reform, and interstate regulation. They see unity on foreign policy and oppose weak handling of international obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Progressive Partty
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Mr. Bryan
Inconsequences and Cheers in Odd News Verse
A humorous column by Grif Alexander mocks ambitious figures and current events with rhymed verses. It samples tales of a Bombay dreamer, a Chartiers speaker, Paw Paw mischief, and playful jests about Huerta, Bryan, and Libbey. The piece blends satire, pop culture, and light political quips.
Mine. Schumann-Heink Divides Time Across Concerts Family and Divorces
The quote notes Schumann-Heink splits her time among concerts, motherhood, and divorce. It adds a political quip about how a man learns his friends and enemies only when he runs for office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann-Heink
Roosevelt Likely Accepts Presidency If Offered On Platter
If offered the presidency on a silver platter Roosevelt would likely accept at least the platter, indicating his readiness to seize favorable opportunities. The remark underscores his opportunistic streak and readiness to grasp political advantage when presented.
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Roosevelt
Berlin architect foresees an age of glass houses
A Berlin architect predicts a future of glass houses despite poor weather. He notes the public mood in business improves with a November retirement in Congress as the Democratic majority shifts. Dentists convene in Cleveland, while brides gift cake at $20 per half dozen presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Congress
Presbyterian Convention Links Weakness to Clothes
A comment suggests feminine attire is cited as a source of weakness by a Presbyterian convention, though the speaker questions how such a small matter could inflame so much trouble.
Teddy in Spain Teaches Natives The National Game
While abroad in Spain Teddy offers his wide experience to teach locals the finer points of their national game. The proposed lessons aim to improve skills and understanding among players and spectators alike.
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Spain
Teddy
Noting Mercy in War Munitions Favoring Ulsterites
A terse remark praises Providence for allocating munitions to Ulsterites rather than militant suffragists in Britain, implying political or military strategy influenced by religious sectarian lines. The line reflects tension between unionist Catholics and militant feminist factions, suggesting broader wartime governance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Western plumbers accused of forming a trust
The article asserts Western plumbers are charged with forming a trust, contrasting it with the notion that each tradesman held a personal monopoly, akin to individuals owning their own toothbrush.
Suit For Board Over Boarding Claim In East Liverpool
Ida M. Ferguson has begun suit against Lucy B. Winters for 178.85 for boarding and lodging at East Liverpool. Attorney W. McD. Miller represents Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Ferguson
Lucy B. Winters
East Liverpool
W. McD. Miller
Dismissed Writ in Habeas Corpus Case Against Wm Marshall
The application of William Marshall for habeas corpus was dismissed. A court ruled the writ moot and denied further proceedings, closing the case. No additional relief is granted and no statement of reason is provided in the record.
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Wm. Marshall
Fish Dynamiters Fined For Sunday Dynamiting
Frank Beckley and John Wilsor each fined 50 dollars and costs by Squire Lawler for dynamiting fish on Sunday. Deputy Game Warder James Conley is active in prosecuting this illegal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beckley
John Wilsor
Squire Lawler
James Conley
Fatal Fall Off Waldorf Building Claims Wheel ing Jeweler
Harry McNamee a 50 year old former jeweler of Wheel ing fell from the fifth floor to the second floor of the Waldorf building last night around 8 15 o clock. He died at 9 18 in North Wheeling Hospital after being removed there. Authorities say he leaned over a banister in a semi intoxicated state and lost balance, breaking his leg above the ankle and suffering severe head and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McNamee
Wheeling
Waldorf
North Wheeling
Wedding Bells Barron Wintringer in Pleasant Hill home
A detailed local wedding at Mrs Eline Beth Wintringer residence on North Fourth Street described with lush decor of asparagus plumosa pink roses and white peonies. The ceremony officiated by Dr Robinson featured Miss Madge Wintringer at the piano as the bridal party descended the staircase. Bride a daughter of the late Captain Donaldson Wintringer wore white shadow lace ivory silk with orange blossoms. Groom, son of Mr and Mrs John Barron of Pittsburg, is an inspector for Carnegie with Princeton ties. After the ceremony guests enjoyed a lavish collation and a special wedding journey to the East for ten days, with plans to settle in Alliance. Relatives from Barron Wintringer and Barron families attended.
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Barron. Wintringer
Elinebeth Wintringer
North Fourth Street
Lucy
Robert
David Wintringer
Madge Wintringer
Dr. Robinson
Barron
Alex Barron
Fittsburg
Harry Wintringer
Robinson
Guy
Nathan
Elizabeth Donaldson Wintringer
Westminster Church
John Barron
Steubenville
Carnegie Steel Company
Pitsburg
Carnegie Company
Princeton
Murray Hill Avenue
Pittsburg
Margaret
Robert Singer
George Wintringer
N. J
Ross Frederick
William Robertson
Pleasant Hell
Weatminster
George
Yorkville Mines
Alliance
Mra. Brown
George Brown
R. D. Smith
Charles Smith
Salineville
George W Winder
Cline
Akron
Eva McKinzie
Amsterdam
Robert Grey
Latrobe
A. H. Kohenfel
Pollock
New Lisbon
Lula Hulheman
Martins Ferry
Mary Frederick and Alfred Brown Bride at Pleasant Hill Home
Miss Mary Frederick daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross J Frederick wed Alfred Martin Brown of Salineville in a June evening ceremony at the old Pleasant Hill homestead. Rev Dr Robinson officiated with Miss Sadie Frederick and C T McMillin as attendants. The reception featured green and white decor, white peonies and roses, and three long tables with white rose centerpieces.
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Miss Brown
Presbyterian Church
Death of Mrs Rebecca Crouch in Coshocton
Mrs Rebecca Crouch dies after a 24 hour illness at her Coshocton home on Friday May 29 at 3 pm. Born November 28 1851 in Fernwood she married Robert Crouch in 1874. Survived by brother J E Gault sister Margaret Gault and two daughters Marty Nellie and son Earl deceased. Funeral at home Sunday 2 pm with burial in South Lawn cemetery conducted by Rev George Bruer of the Presbyterian church.
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Rebecca Crouch
Coshocton
Crouch
Fernwood
Rebecca Gault
Robert Crouch
Marty
Nellie
Earl
J. E. Gault
Margaret Gault
South Lawn
George Brewer
Presbyterian Church
Sudden Death of Joseph G Walters in Alibanna
Joseph G Walters died suddenly Wednesday evening in Alibanna while digging a cellar for his son due to heart trouble. Born July 31, 1858 at Coal Hill, he lived in Richmond or Stetbenville all his life and worked as a laborer. Survived by wife Margaretta Baim, eight children James Chester Clara Ira Fred Paul Lida Mary Harry, 13 grandchildren, two sisters Mrs Mary Hughes East Liverpool and Mrs Sallie Wilson Robinson St., and a brother William in the Cove. He was a member of the M E Church and will be buried Saturday at Richmond.
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Joseph G. Walters
Alibanna
Coal Hill
Richmond
Stetbenville
Margaretta Baim
James Chester
Clara Porter
Ira George
Fred
Paul
Lida
Mary
Harry
Mary Hughes
East Liverpool
Sallie Wilson
Robinson St
Cove
M. E. Church
James M. Gardner Dies at Millers Station at 81
James M. Gardner died Wednesday morning at Millers Station at eleven o'clock, aged 81 years ten months. He leaves two daughters Mrs. Mary C. Donovan of Banks Oregon and Mrs. Stella K. Walrath of Millers Station. The funeral will be at Blue Ridge schoolhouse Millers Station Friday June 5 at 2 o'clock eastern time. Gardner was a well known respected member of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Gardner
Millers Station
Mary C. Donovan
Banks
Oregon
Stella K. Walrath
Blue Ridge Schol House
Gardner
Bright child Clara E Schneider dies at 22 months in Pleasant Heights
Clara E daughter of Arthur I and Ference Schneider of 526 Union avenue Pleasant Heights died on Tuesday aged 22 months The parents have the sympathy of friends in their bereavement.
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Clara E
Arthur I
Ference Schneider
Union Avenue
Pleasant Heights
Funeral services for Miss Ruth Evelyn Adams held
Miss Ruth Evelyn Adams had funeral services Wednesday afternoon with Rev J M Robinson presiding. Large attendance. Pallbearers included H A Saulters E L Truxal H S Carmichael and Harry Ulrich.
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Ruth Evelyn Adams
J. M. Robinson
H A. Saulters
E. L. Truxal
H. S. Carmichael
Harry Ulrich
Infant John Lewis Dies at 3 A.M. June 4
John Lewis infant son of Bernard Mary Klingensmith of 910 North Eighth Street died at 3 a m on June 4.
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John Lewis
Bernard Mary Klingensmith
North Eighth Street
Obituary for Mrs Wesley O Blackburn at Bloomfield home
Mrs Wesley O Blackburn died early Sunday at her home near Bloomfield. Funeral is set for Tuesday at ten o clock. She leaves her husband and three children Mrs V Cole, George, and Laban. Obituary to follow in the Bloomfield letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley O. Blackburn
Bloomfield
The
Hom
V. Cole
George
Laban
Sudden Death of Mrs Margaret McMenamin at 208 South Sixth St
Mrs Margaret McMenamin died suddenly at her home 208 South Sixth Street on Thursday night at 11 20 o clock after acute indigestion. Born in the city she was daughter of Shernard and Marcaret Caniff and lived here most of her life with a period in Indiana. Survived by siblings Sarah Aldridge Thomas John Joseph Mary P Ward Wm and Gertrude and one adopted daughter Margaret. She was a devout Catholic and Holy Name Church member. Mele Elich died at 541 Wells Street at age 1 year, ? months
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Margaret McMenamin
Margaret McMenamiin
South Sixth Street
McMenamin
Shernard
Marcaret Caniff
Indiana
Sarah Aldridge
Thomas John
Joseph
Mary
P. Ward
Gertrude
Margaret
Lawrence
Laura Caniff
Holy Name Church
Devert
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Herald Printing CO
North Fourth 81
Ptsubenville, D
Chas. D. Simeral
Mar
William Alden
Michigan
New York Times
F. B. Hatch
Porto Rico
New York City
Are
Iff
N. Y
Mt. Vernon
Republican- News
Youngstown Telegram
Charities Organization
Warnes
Grif Alexander
Bombay
Chartiers
Georgia Jay
Rody
Jay
Weemin
Rodeheaver
Laura Jean Libbey
Huerta
Bryan
Nat Goodwin
King Manuel
San Francisco Exposition
Rebecca Gault Crouch
Mele Elich
Wells Street
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