Hollingsworth Widely Favored for Second Term in Congress
Reports across the district show strong support for General Hollingsworth's renomination. Voters from Pelmont Carroll Monroe and Harrison counties express desire to honor the soldier citizen for intelligent service in Washington. Jefferson county joins the push for a square deal while recalling past representatives. one friend adds that one good term deserves another.
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Carroll
Monroe
Harrison
Danford
Gill
Weems
Jefferson County
Washington
Roosevelt Leaders Endorsed Delegates Only at Start
In the campaign opening the Roosevelt leaders publicly backed no candidate for any office except their own delegates to the Republican National Convention. This stance remains unchanged from the outset and should be remembered as is.
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Roosevelt
Ohio campaign promises spectacular showing for Taft and Teddy
Teddy Roosevelt energizes crowds while Taft campaign gains business backing in several cities. The note indicates Ohio will host a highly sensational campaign drive with both candidates leveraging local support.
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Teddy
Ginger
Taft
Ohio
Taft and Roosevelt to Address Steubenville Crowds
Steubenville residents will hear two eminent Americans next week. On Monday evening President Taft will speak at the Grand Opera House with a cordial welcome. Tuesday at 10 a.m. Theodore Roosevelt will address the city as supporters prepare to attend in force.
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Steubenville
Taft
Grand Opera House
Theodore Roosevelt
de Sir¢ér
Herald-Star
President Taft to Visit Monday for Republican Nomination Talk
President Taft will be in town next Monday evening to discuss the contest for the Republican nomination. The visit is expected to draw cordial reception from all parties and factions, with many warm friends providing enthusiastic support and a lively showing.
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Taft
Candidate Critique and Editorial Tone Across Papers
The Herald Star notes a candidate seeks capital from an opponent的大 defeat in a landslide while blaming peers for their roles. The Gazette questions Mansfield and Gilson exchanges, while both papers push a partisan framing. The piece suggests editorial manipulation to redirect aim.
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Mansfield
Gilson
the Gazette
The
Herald-Star
Casey's Revenge in Mudville Sparks Town Mourning
Grantland Rice chronicles a grim mood in Mudville after Casey's loss and a week of mournful fans. The piece captures quiet oaths and widespread disappointment among local devotees, reflecting a town in sports sorrow.
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Casey
Grantland Rice
Mudville
Casey at the Bat Echoes in Mudville and Political News
A nostalgic recounting of Casey at the Bat ends with Mudville’s triumph as Casey hits the ball. The piece then shifts to brief notes on Taft and Roosevelt campaigns and upcoming visits, highlighting public events and remarks across Ohio and other states.
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Casey
Grange News Highlights Education and Growth
County Deputy E. J. Gilkinson extols Grange education as the path to progress. He urges dissemination of Declarations of Purposes, free Department of Agriculture literature, and collaboration with specialists. The piece promotes co operation, a Grange choir, Pomona and Juvenile Granges, Annapolis meeting plans, and using newspapers to publicize Grange programs.
Roosevelt Deftly Critiques Taft in Ohio Speech Promoting Democracy
In Canton Ohio on May 16 Colonel Roosevelt declares progressives defend direct rule by the people against corporate bosses and political machines. He ties Lincoln to anti tyranny, criticizes Taft backed bosses, urges pure democracy and open primaries, and asserts that the constitution belongs to plain people not specialists.
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Eid
Abraham Lincoln
Citzen
United States
Congress
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National
Taft Bureau
Maryland
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Taft
Toledo Daily Blade
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
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Lorimer
Penrose
New York Republican State Convention
Rochester
Barnes
Butler
Ames
New York
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Messrs. Barnes and Murphy
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Mr. Lincoln
Obituary of Raymond McKee of Annapolis Ohio
Raymond McKee, son of L D and Florence McKee, died at his aunt Miss Mary F McKee's home in Annapolis Ohio after a yearlong fight with sarcoma. He had his right leg amputated at the hip in Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania on February 23 1912 but died April 27 1912. Born August 26 1896 at New Philadelphia, he leaves his father Loyal and Estes two brothers and many friends. Funeral at Annapolis Presbyterian Church conducted by Revs Oldland and Sullivan. Remains buried at the local cemetery carried by twelve boy friends.
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Mary F. McKee
Annapolis
Ohio
Raymond
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
L.D. McKee
New Philadelphia
Loyal
Estes
Presbyterian Church
Revs
Oldland and Sullivan
Presbyterian
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Sheriff Sale In Jefferson County Ohio For Risher Property
In the Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas a sheriff sale is scheduled for Monday June 17 1912 at 1 PM in Mingo Junction village. The property formerly used as a lumber yard by Harry A Risher includes all stock machinery buildings and related items appraised at 1100 dollars and to be sold cash at the front door of the Jefferson County Courthouse. Attorneys Jay Shreny D M Gruber appear for the plaintiff M Shannon with Ames Murray as sheriff.
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Jefferson County
Ohio
M. Shannon
H. A. Risher
Estella
Risher
Jefferson
Mingo Junction
Cleveland Avenue
Corporation
Harry A. Risher
Ames Murray
Jay Swhreny
D. M. Gruber
Limayitw
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