Foraker Support Grows In Ohio And New York Press Praises Honest Newspapers
Thirty seven colored men from across Ohio rally in Columbus for Foraker in any role he seeks. Kansas backs Taft for President while Ohio capitulates to unity. New York sees Gov Hughes making gains with strong press backing, praising honest newspapers as essential counter to capital’s power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Foraker
Sov. Hughes
New York
Empire State
Gov. Hughes
Salt of the Earth
Washington Monument
Pan Handle work train wreck near Hollidays Cove kills Polish laborer
A Pan Handle east bound work train colliding with a Follo wdsbee pickup local near Holliday's Cove injured twenty seven to twenty eight Steubenville laborers. Joe Fisher a 25 year old Polish man died two hours after at Gill hospital. Seventeen others sustained injuries including two with leg and chest injuries. All hurt were residents of Steubenville and Polish or Italian by nationality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fisher
Kilgore Street
Steubenville
Pan Handle
Holliday's Cove
Gill Hospital
Michael Demark
Washington Street
Tom Moratt
South Ninth Street
Dan Shots
South Sixth Street
EB. F. Davin
Holliday’s Cove
Colliers
Follawsbee Pickup
Davin
Gibson
Walker
McCullough
Coyle
Montgomery
Foster
Fisher
Ohio Republicans urge Taft support and delay senator race
Gov Harris and top state officials announced Ohio should back Taft for President and push the senatorial contest to next year. Republican leaders said harmony is needed and contests should be settled later, not now, with no call to purge any party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Harris
Ellis
Thompson
Guilbert
Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Senator Foraker
Marriage Licenses Listed for Steubenville Pairings
Paolo Di Biaso and Raffaela Grilli from Steubenville. Chas J Johnson and Edna M Elado from Steubenville colored. Edward Phillips Andregg and Bes sie lsaphine Culbertson from Steubenville. Benj F Klingensmith and Mary Leone Heid from Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paolo di Biaso
Raffaela Grilli
Steubenville
Chas. J. Johnson
Edna M Elado
Colored
Edward Phillips Andregg
Bessie Lsaphine Culbertson
Benj, F. Klingensmith
Mary Leone Heid
Spring Inspection by Pennsylvania Lines Officials
J B Taylor fourth vice president P E lines P A Bone brake Supt Pan Handle T B Hamilton Supt C P and other railroad officials completed their annual spring inspection of the Pewik and C P divisions yesterday and passed through Steubenville on Tuesday evening over the C P division for Pittsburg.
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J. B. Taylor
Pennsylvania Lines
P. A. Bonebrake
T. B. Hamilton
Steubenville
Pittsburg
Carrollton Backing Fora ker Led by Judge Tripp
Carroll county favors Fora ker under Judge John H. Tripp, famed Sherman McKinley era guard leader. The dispatch recalls the old song about Judge Tripp's death and his lasting influence as a rallying, marching emblem for supporters.
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Carrollton
Cincinnati Enquirer
Carroll County
Foraker
John H. Tripp
Sherman
Woman Falls From Ladder Fractures Arm In Kitchen
Mrs. Wm. Tomlinson of Mr. Pleasant slipped from a step ladder while cleaning, struck the stove, and fractured her left arm. She suffered severe bruises and was ill from the shock as the ladders suddenly closed and toppled her to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tomlinson
Mr. Pleasant
Engineer Deasley Killed Leaning From Cab Window
George Deasley a Pan Handle engineer was fatally struck in the head by a passing freight west of Gould's Station while leaning from his cab window to inspect a hot box. He died instantly at about six in the morning. The 35 year old Dennison resident left a wife and two children. His body was taken to Dennison and then to the morgue, with a later stop at New Alexandria. Deasley had eight years on the railroad as fireman and engineer and was highly regarded by colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Deasley
Gould's Station
Engineer Deasley
Dennison
Deasley
Walls
Gould
New Alexandria
Commercial Street
Goodfriend
Lotis Hedrick
Mr. Hedrick
Carnegie Yards
Carnegie Company
Ami
Rome
Via Nazionale
Santa Maria Maggiore
St. Peter's
Anmerica
Columbus
Levard
St. Peter’s
St. Mary's
Sistine Chapel
Cardinal Rampoli
Colosseum
Molten metal blast furnace slip shocks miner town
A massive slip at Carnegie Steel No 4 furnace sent molten metal and debris into Commercial Street, tearing off the bell and causing extensive damage. Firefighters quenched fires as workers began repairs. officials expect the furnace back in operation in about a week to ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Steel
Knife Fatality in Washington Street Stabbing
John Spitze lies dying at Gill Hospital from a stab wound delivered by Joe Rossi on a Friday evening in front of an Italian saloon on Washington Street between Seventh and Eighth. Rossi fled. Spitze’s wound endangers him with probable peritonitis as doctors express little hope.
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John Spitze
Gill Hospital
Joe Rossi
Spitze
Rossi
Washington Street
Dr. Montgomery
Zimmerman
Joe
New York
Pan Handle Construction
New and Old Unity in a Reborn Rome
Rome in April 1 recounts the evolution from divided city states to a unified Italy under Victor Emmanuel. Garibaldi and Cavour are honored as pivotal leaders while Rome transforms with new boulevards, bridges, and modern infrastructure, alongside relics of ancient times and Holy Week observations.
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Tiber
Hadrian
St. Angelo
St. Peter's
Italy
Rome
Civita Vecchia
Europe
Mediterranean
Victor Emmanuel
Sardinia
Crimea
Lombardy
Venetia
Napoleon III
Nice
Savoy
France
Austria
Ville Franche
Mrs. Browning
Prussia
Tucany
the Sicilies
Florence
Pius X
Vatican
Via Nazionale
Corso
Cig
Quirinal
New York
Battle Looms Over Reilly Estate Claims in State Custody
General James J. Reilly died at Wellsville without a will or apparent heirs leaving about 150000 dollars. Claims by relatives in the United States and Ireland threaten escheat to the state. Senator Connell of Lisbon coordinates with the attorney general to test the legitimacy of filings. Funds are scarce, and the state may seek emergency board support to hire counsel for the contest.
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James J. Reilly
Wellsville
Ireland
Connell
Lisbon
State Emergency Board
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Herald-Star
Ee Ctiton
the Herald Printing Company
North Fourth Street
Kansas
Fan Taft
Follansbee Local
Joe Frak
Rosa Dorener
North Seventh Street
Joseph Zeno
Deasly
Gould’s
Cape
The
Gibbon
Palatine Hill
Piazza del Popolo
Garabaldi
Victor Emanuel
Cavour
Capitoline
Pincian Hill
St. John Lateran
Old Rome
St. John
St. Peter
St. Peters
Seville
Thages
Interes
St. Francisca Romana
Mamertine
Forum
St. Paul Wa
Pilate
Jerusalem
Shelley
Piazza di Spagna
Keats
Fra Angelica
St. Maria Sopra Minerva
St. Paul
Kunt
Agrippa
Rashael
Lambert
Pantheon
Borehes
Reilly Estate
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