Ohio Republicans split on Roosevelt support for 1908
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a letter poll of Ohio Republicans showing 66 percent favor endorsing Roosevelt on rate policy, while opposition to endorsing a president or candidate is strong. Notable voices from Lt. Governor Harris, William H. Phipps, E. J. Kessinger, D. A. Hollingsworth, Judge Hollingsworth, Frank B. Archer, and Senator Foraker indicate mixed views, with many backing Foraker and some advocating Roosevelt’s renomination.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Roosevelt
Herald-Star
Lorse
Senator Foraker
The
Enquirer
Foraker
Harris
William H. Phipps
Pealding
State Central
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
E. J. Kessinger
Dunglen
Jefferson County
Joe Cannon
Uncless Cannon
D. A. Hollingsworth
Cable
Hollingsworth
William H. Taft
Supreme Court
Frank B. Archer
Villaire
Ohio State League of Republican Clubs
Joseph Benson Foraker
Archer
Kensoinger
Columbus Primary Hope For Judges Shotwell Richards
Columbus readers are urged to vote in the Saturday primary though contests are few. Two Common Pleas Judges, Shotwell and Richards, face no opposition and deserve renomination for their proven bench records and high performance.
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Common Pleas
Shotwell
Richards
Portland social notes and local visits
Miss Kittle and Edith Stringer to a 6 o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs. Edgar Boyd of Wheeling. Local residents visit Wheeling and Martins Ferry. Presbyterians plan a June musicale at Wm. H. Stringer residence. Automobiles, shopping trips, and shows feature alongside church services and the Williams Coal Mine resuming operations.
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Wheeling Thurrnday
Katharine Tilton
Master Hodgen
James T. Hodgen
Matthew Neely
J. W. Stringer
Wheeling
Misa Blanche Gillespie
Steuben
Messrs
Moora and
Sekis
Adena
National Telephone Co
Thomas Chamberlain
C. Vernhoit
Charles Grose
Edna
Ida Cole
Emeryville
Vy. J. Stinger
Helen Stillwell
Alice Caldwell
Martin's Ferry
Ralph Bethel
Bridgeport
Albert Rhimenders
Martin’s Ferry
C. A. Heil
Maggie
Virginia Sixsmith
Oliver Lewis
Kess Moore
Dillonvale
Rarnon & Bailey
Richmond Public Schools to hold commencement exercises
Richmond Public Schools will hold commencement at Union Hall Priday evening May 25 with a Baccalaureate sermon by Dr. MacMillan in the Presbyterian church. Supt. Van Cleve of Steubenville will give the salutatory address. The S M S of the U P church will serve a chicken and waffles supper on the church lawn that evening, followed by an ice cream festival. Memorial sermon for Harry Hale Post on May 27 at 10:20.
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Richmond
Union Hall
MacMillan
Presbyterian Church
van Cleve
Steubenville
U. P
J. F. Ellis
Harry Hale Post
W. P. Fryer
Edgar Lucas
W. H. Stephenson
KE Scott
R. B. Culp
J. P. Miller
Beaver
Alledonia
Belmont County
Capt
Pittsbore
Mary Welday
M. F
Presbyterian
John Blackburn
Knoxville
Luther Jenkins
Deaths Drop with King’s New Life Pills Claim
A biased/patent medicine ad argues deaths from appendicitis decrease as use of Dr. King’s New Life Pills rises. It touts quick relief from constipation, vigor after use, and guarantees from Beall & Steele druggists, price 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Crases
Beall & Steele
Arnica Salve Heals 28 Year Leg Sore in Caroline Wis
Mrs Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found happiness in Becklen's Arnica Salve which cured a renning sore on her leg after 28 years. The product touted as greatest antiseptic healer of piles wounds and sores at Beall and Steele's drug store.
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Lucia Wilke
Caroline
Wis
Becklen
Beall & Steele
Drps
Local notices from Annapolis and Bantam Ridge
In Annapolis Mr. and Mrs. Alensworth and son John visit relatives. John Johnson of Toronto guests A B Johnson family. Samuel Fulton dies after three weeks illness on May 5 1906. funeral held May 9 conducted by Rev Rankin. widow and children mourn with community. Bantam Ridge reports house cleaning, visits to Steubenville and Richmond, illness recovery, a surprise hospital party for Mr and Mrs Fletcher Scott with gifts and music.
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Annapolis
Vic
W. P. Alensworth
John Smith
John Johnson
Toronto
A. B. Johnson
James McLean
Shane
Friends
Stall Bros
Unterport
M. EL
Presbyterian Church
Miller
New Presbyterian Minisor
Rankin
German Township
Barbara Cleman
Anapolis
Pan Handie Railroad
M. BE
Bantam Ridge
James Thompson
Ella
Steubenville
George McElroy
West Virginia
William Carson
Richmond
Sanda
D. K. Andrews
Wellsville
Fletcher Scott
Oscar
Fred Allen
Frank Huston
J. Kane
A. J. Smith
Lee Andrews
Fernwood
Stant Bowers
Columbus
Hazel Dell May Day News Short Farmers Note
Hazel Dell May 9 reports farmers consider frost mild with sun hidden by clouds until melted. Few planted corn. many ready. Gertrude Elliott of New Alexandria visits Mrs. Grace Huston. D J Welday shopping in Bloomfield. Fox chase by Jama Moores of Wellsville with two strong hounds. Florence Wesday returns from Hopedale with relatives. M L Cole named local school director. Samuel Marsh recovering. R J Ferguson ships wire from Cleveland. trades good wire. Robert Cope in Steubenville on business. George Graham sells three corn plows and one binder to three farmers.
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Hazel Dell
Misa Gertrude Elliott
New Alexandria
Grace Huston
Samuel Leech
Benjamin Coe
D. J. Welday
Bloomfield
Jama Moores
Wellsville
Florence Wesday
Hopedale
Alsar
J. H. George
M. L. Cole
Township Board of Education
Samuel Marsh
R. J Ferguson
Cleveland
Ferguson
Robert Cope
Steubenville
George Graham
Reed's Mills Social Notes and Visits
May 14 at Fletchber Scott’s hospitable home where friends welcomed his return. Ollie Wesday visited his sister in Hopedale. Happenings include Gilkinson and wife visiting James Thompson. Ian Scott hosting Petersons. Eliott Smith in Scio helping at the Scott social. Cookson and Stant guests of Leech. Lizzie Patton with Shaffer. James Bowers aiding local assessor duties. Harry Betts visiting Grandma Belts. Tilden Parks visiting Leech. Naragan roofing and visiting pole.
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Reed’s Mills
Fletchber Scott
Ollie Wesday
Jessie George
Hopedale
Ohimer Gilkinson
James Thompson
Green Lawn
Peterson
Ian Scott
Eliott Smith
Scio
Charlie Weliag
Scott Peterson
William Cookson
Bloomfield
Stant Cookson
Your City
William Leech
Lizzie Patton
Shaffer
James Bowers
Eliza Shaffer
T. J. McCor
Fernword
Cross Creek Township
Harry Betts
Carnegie
Tilden Parks
S& FP
Leech
Jesse Naragan
John Polen
Local notes from Steubenville area and surrounds
Week in Steubenville and nearby towns features residents visiting Steubenville Bloomfield Dennison McDonald and Reed's Mills. Names include Jane Williamson Charles Harris Andrew Rawson Dora Mikels Effie Onillin and Pearl Tipton among others with events such as sick lists birthday party travel and local commerce.
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Jane Williamson
Steubenville
Charles Harris
Andrew Rawson
Bloomfield
ER. J. Brabston
McDonald
Andrew Gray
Dora Mikels
Orval Courtright
Dennison
B. T. Bates
M. R
Miller Station
Ohio
Jim Raim
Jim
Peters
Sam Miser
William Copes
William Nation
Thomes ‘Trimmer
Reeds Mills
Winfield Quillen
Dennison, O
Arthur Quillen
Leveegar
J. H. Bake
Deounsor
W. Pa. Baker
Jim Rain
Scott's
Pearl Tipton
J. P. Summer
Joseph Brohston
D. Wesday
Equitaden Life Insurance Co
New York
Our Town
George Flohr
Mathew Friend
Ashura Gotshal
Unionport
Jim Bain
A. M. Felt
H. Crawford
Jersey Cis
Cabbage Run Social Roundup From Cadiz and Vicinity
Cadiz residents and relatives share visits across towns including Mill Hammond Naylor and Rush households. Vermilion reports a knee sprain from a Sunday accident while Steubenville and Wheeling visitors are noted. Corn planting proceeds as farmers in the area complete planting efforts.
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Cabbage Run
Tulia Mill
Cadiz
H. M. Haremond
HE. Naylor
Parr
Smithfeld
Joe Chambers
Maasie Rush
Vermilion
A. Rush
Smithfield
H. M. Hammond
M. B. Cole
Oliver Naylor
Lemon
May Carter
Jennie Lowry
Steubenville
Carrie Taylor
Clancy
Rich- Harry Gallnaith
Wheeling
Tilfonvale
Anna
Cora Carter
Neltie Rush
Lowry
Case Galbraith
W. A. Rush
Bramet Malornce
Amsterdam town business visits and local notices
Fred Unkeber of Minerva was in town on business last Tuesday. H Rankin is adding a porch on Main Street. Isaac N. Kean and family attended the funeral of James Cupingham in Wattsville last Monday. Rev Dickey of Harlem Springs preached at the Presbyterian meeting last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Unkeber
Minerva
H. Rankin
Main Street
Isaac N. Kean
John EF. Robinson
Wattsville
James Cupiningham
Rev
Dickey
Harlem Springs
Presbyterian
Bloomfield Church Sermon Draws Knights of Pythias Audience
A large Bloomfield Presbyterian Church congregation heard Rev. Logan deliver a logical eloquent sermon to Knights of Pythias. Noted musical duets by Misses Wallace and Lalo and Mrs Burriss with Emmett Lucas stood out.
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Presbyterian Church
Logan
Knights of Pythias
Georgia Wallace
Pauline Lalo
Desda Burriss
Emmett Lucas
L. O. Eldredge
M. E
J. E
Will Hoobler
Will Lightell
Jewett
John W. Burris
Steubenville
James R. Blackburn
Kate Burchfield
Alexander Shelley
Near Folks Station
M. M. Cope
J. W. Blackburn
Manchester
Wayne Township
Backburn
Doris Lucile
J. C
George McNary
Eliza Thompson
Ea. Wallace
Peter Hoobler
Everett Mansfield
Martha Forter
W. O. Dungan
Our Vilage
George Bowers
Winters Ville
Olive Burriss
Pearl Tipton
Joseph Summers
Cresswell
Maude Sanders
Lawson Blackburn
Bloomfield and area community notes and visits
A busy week in Duquesne and Fernwood featuring a Soldiers and Sailors' Association meeting with Decoration Day plans. Visits include Febert Parks of Dayton and Mrs. Everett Burris with Mrs. Dean Crisswell. Church actions include Steubenville Presbytery meetings and calls for Rev Henderson at Bloomfield and Piney Fork. Various locals, travels, and family news fill out a lively community roundup.
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Duquesne
Fernwood
Soldiers and Sailors’ Association
Febert Parks
Dayton
Ohio
Everett Burris
Dean Crisswell
Steubenvlle
Presbytery
Steubenville
U. P
Bloomfield
G. BE. Henderson
Piney Fork
Rev
Henderson
Isney Fork Mission
J. McD. Hervey
Providence
Jennie Shimer
East Liverpool
Seoni
Kan
Emmett Denning
Gladden
Emmett
Stant Cookson
Martha Cookson
Bertha Jones
tSant
Scott Bowers
Columbus
Anna J. Cole
Mt. Moriah
Counry
Wealthy People Castor Oil Pills Promote Victory
Wealthy people endorse Blackburn's Castor Oil Pills praised as pure effective tonic and purifier. Available in 10c and 25c at druggists.
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Blackburn
Notice on vehicle burden transportation enforcement in Jefferson County
Notice is hereby given that Section 4904 R. S. O. regarding transportation of burdens on vehicles over the improved roads of Jefferson county, Ohio, will be strictly enforced on and after November 1st, 1906, in a conformity with rules and regulations adopted and on file in the office of the County Commissioners. R. M. THOMPSON, AAMES SIMPSON, RAN ANDERSON, County Commissioner. my114-2td.2tw
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Jefferson County
Ohio
Fortunate Missourians Praise Dr King’s New Discovery
A Missouri druggist T J Dwyer recalls three customers cured of consumption by Dr King’s New Discovery, noting one avoided selling property to move to Arizona after treatment. The remedy is touted as a cold, throat, and lung healer, guaranteed by Beall and Steele Druggists with 50 cents to 1 dollar and trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livena
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
Beall & Steele
Postmaster Robbed at River ton In
River ton Indiana postmaster W Fouts narrowly survived a robbery. He notes his 20 year liver ailment and jaundice, later cured by Electric Bitters which he credits for eleven years of health. The ad touts Beall & Steeles drug store tonic for biliousness and related ailments. Also notices farm for sale or trade near Irondale and Unionport Ohio with contact hints.
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W. Fouts
Riverton
Beall & Steele's Drug Store
James E. Paisley
Irondale
Ohio
Unionport
M. O. Peters
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Herald Star
Herald Printing Company
Criswell
Amsterdam
R. M. Thompson
Aames Simpson
Ran Anderson
Eighth and
Adams Streets
Stephenyville
McFeely Bros
A Sleyman & Co
New York City
Winfield Scott Sons & Co
Steubenville, Ofio
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