Primary yields light vote as six renominated officials fixed
No contests at the primary Saturday and a light turnout. Republican officials list six renominated candidates including Judge Cook Richards fhotwell who carry solid delegations to conventions. James Simpson seeks reelection as County Commissioner and James L. Cox and D. M. Welday are favored for County Surveyor and Infirmary Director respectively.
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Cook
Richards
Fhotwell
James Simpson
James L. Cox
D. M. Welday
Endorsement of Weems at county convention contrasts with Foraker
The county convention endorsed Congressman Weems for his Railroad Rate bill vote while omitting National officials like Senators Foraker and Dick. The Herald-Star questions endorsing Foraker and suggests Dick’s record is similar, noting thewide condemnation of Foraker and arguing reciprocity in critique.
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Congressman Weems
Foraker
Senator Foraker
U. S. Senate
Weems
Herald-Star
U. S
Republicans Endorse Roosevelt and Foraker at County Convention
The county Republican gathering yesterday vibed with strong support for Theodore Roosevelt and Foraker. The Herald Star praised the move, noting the convention reflected clear, energetic enthusiasm and aligned the local party with Roosevelt’s principles.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Herald Star
Roosevelt
Foraker
Roosevelt and absolute justice unify the Republican base
The piece argues the Republican party should be guided by a grand idea of absolute justice for all under the old flag. It praises Theodore Roosevelt as a leader and compares contemporary patriotism to Civil War era resolve, urging support for the administration and unity within the party.
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Republican Party
Rch
Sach
Theodore Roosevelt
Father Abraham
Rate Bill Sets Common Carrier Rules For Rail Lines
Senate passes bill declaring pipelines and express and sleeping car firms common carriers. Ends close ties with coal firms, ensures equal car access for Black and white riders, requires posted joint and internal rates, prioritizes military trains in war, and imposes heavy penalties for rebates while assuring just and reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Witness attendance urged as advance in legislation
Attendance of witnesses and production of evidence required. This is a great step in advance of any legislation on this subject, and as Senator Tillman says, it is all due to the President's efforts.
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Tillman
Peace Hopes Amid Miner Operator Tensions
The county area faces a grim outlook as miners and owners confront possible Monday actions and potential bloodshed. Pinkerton guards amid disputes over wage scales amplify the danger, with hopes for peace and honor prevailing despite the tense, unsettled situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evierens
Pinkerton
Ohio Republicans See Senate Unity on Pill Amendments
The Congressional Record shows Senator Dick aligned with Senator Foraker on Pill Amendments with nearly identical votes. Ohio Republicans had hoped one of their Senators would back the President, and the unanimity reveals where their upper House representatives stand in the money versus people fight.
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Senator Foraker
Ohio
Roosevelt hailed for rail rate bill effort by Tillman
Senator Tillman, Roosevelt adversary, praised the former president for bringing the railroad rate bill to public attention while already noting the idea did not originate with him. He warned that the bill’s success would be largely due to Roosevelt, while adding he could not commend the final measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Tillman
Senate
Railroad rate bill faces muddle and possible defeat
In Washington the railroad rate bill is in a worsening muddle with corpora tion Senators likely to defeat it. Disgraceful proceedings are noted, and the public is urged to stand by the President as the sole hope for victory.
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Washington
Questioning Senator Foraker on amendments to an unconstitutional bill
The speaker questions why Senator Foraker pushed numerous corporate amendments onto a bill he believed unconstitutional before voting against it. The repetition of voting for amendments then opposing the bill is described as strange and hard to reconcile.
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Foraker
County Committee to Serve Two Years
County Committee will serve for two years and the officers elected yesterday keep their posts until spring 1908. No primary next year due to a Constitutional Amendment changing the election of all county officers to even numbered years. The year 148 will be a notable political year in this section with a free pitch for all.
Mekeesport Evening Times Shows Upgraded Press
The Mekeesport Evening Times announces a new three deck goes perfecting press, boosting its printing capacity and appearance to rival Pittsburg papers. The paper serves a field of about 100,000 people and aims to improve its status in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekeesport
Creelman Criticizes Rebates Then Faces Rail Row
James Creelman in Pearson’s Magazine June piece mocks President Cassatt of Pennsylvania Railroad as the rebate system’s killer. The article’s humor clashes with recent disclosures of rot tenness in the Pennsylvania Company, prompting fear of revised statements of fact.
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James Creelman
Pearson
Magasine
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Pennsylvania Co
Creelman
Rate Bill Advances to Conference After Broad Passage
The railroad rate bill moves into conference after an overwhelming House and Senate support. If enacted, it will likely be reported back in a form acceptable to majorities in both chambers and, once enacted, could prove its efficiency and benefit the country.
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House
Senate
Foraker joins Morgan and Pettus against Rate Bill
Morgan and Pettus are described as toothless in age and antiquated in the antebellum spirit. Foraker, the Hon. Joseph Benson Foraker, is said to have aligned with these “has beens” by voting against the Railroad Rate Bill, with a closing wish for peace to come to him.
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Foraker
Morgan
Pettus
Joseph Benson Foraker
Senator Foraker Displays Nerve in Senate Vote
The piece lauds Senator Foraker for his nerve in the U S Senate vote, noting he stood firm against the wishes of 95 percent of his constituents. It expresses admiration for his nerve while regretting how it was used.
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Senator Foraker
U. S. Senate
District race shaping up as free for all campaign
Evidence mounts that the coming congressional contest in this district will be a vigorous free-for-all. Candidates are already shaping positions and the battle on the field is expected to be lively, with jockeying for advantage likely to determine the winner.
Exposures of railroad rot in recent probing shock readers
The exposes reveal deeper railroad corruption than prior insurance probes. Critics argue that despite disclosures a hardy advocate claims railroads require no national supervision. The piece urges scrutiny and reform in oversight.
A Party Should Be Free With Criticism and Approval
A party ought to freely criticize and commend. If a public official earns no approval he should be told so. Any other approach is absurd and intolerable for a moment.
Local Common Pleas Convention Set for Cadiz Tomorrow
The common pleas judicial convention will be held in Cadiz tomorrow with strong support for the renomination of Judge Richards and Judge Shotwell.
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Common Pleas
Cadiz
Richards
Shotwet
Senator Foraker Recalled for Hall of Fame Worthiness
A fragment praises Senator Foraker for a resolute stand once contrasted with others who fled. The note suggests recognition with a tablet in a Hall of Fame or a Carnegie model, highlighting the senator's notable conduct.
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Senator Foraker
Hall of Fame
Carnegie
Foraker Considers New York Law Office After Rail Rate Vote
At the close of his senatorial term, Foraker hints he may open a law office in New York following his stance on the railroad rate bill. The remark suggests a pivot from public service to private legal practice in the city.
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Foraker
New York
Honest public stance earns respect through candor
A concise cue urges honesty with public figures, arguing that clear positions build trust and earn respect from officials. The remark emphasizes principled transparency as a political virtue and practical guide for civic engagement.
Stand by the Administration slogan echoed in past and present
The phrase STAND by the Administration has endured as a guiding motto, valued in previous times and still considered effective today. It reflects steady support and confidence in leadership across eras.
Death of Richard Johnston in Steubenville
Richard Johnston died at 5 30 am at his home 620 Logan street after two years of illness and a final stroke last Friday. A long time Steubenville resident and Christian church member, he worked for plumber A M Helms. Survived by wife, children Asa T Fitzabeoth Mary Emerson Grafton Wally Katherine and Charles. burial plans not stated.
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Richard Johnston
Logan Street
Steubenville
Christian Church
A. M. Helms
Asa Travis
Asa T
Fitzabeoth
Geo. W. Barthold
Mary
Death of Miss Mary Warren Former Steubenville Resident
Miss Mary Warren, a former Steubenville resident, died in San Francisco on May 18 1906 after two weeks illness at about 76. She lived there about ten years, daughter of Thomas and Rebecca Warren both deceased, formerly of Steubenville. She resided on South Fourth Street for many years. A sister, Mrs Sanford Thompson of Pittsburgh, survives. The deceased was a very estimable woman.
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Mary Warren
Mary Sarratt
San Francisco
Steubenville
Miss Warren
Thos
Rebecca Warren
South Fourth Street
Sanford Thompson
Pittsburg
Edward Orr, Former Steubenville Resident, Dies in Columbus
Edward Orr died yesterday afternoon at his Columbus home. A brother of the late Chas. Orr of Steubenville, he leaves two sons. his wife died years ago and was buried here. He moved to Columbus with railroad shops transfers. His body will be brought back to Steubenville Thursday for interment at Mt. Calvary.
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Odward Orr
Steubenville
Chas. Orr
Columbus
Mr. Orr
Mt. Calvary
Obituary Notices for McCabe Zalenski Wells and Lawson
William McCabe died at Hopedale aged 54 after a Monday illness. Mary Zalenski Kilgore, 3 weeks, daughter of Michael and Victoria, died yesterday. John Boss Wells, born Steubenville Ohio March 28 1843, died in West Palm Beach Florida. funeral on arrival in this city. Edward Lawson, two and a half, son of Joseph and Eve Moreland Lawson, died after a week with brain inflammation. five brothers survive. parents and friends extend sympathy.
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William McCabe
Hopedale
Mary Zalerski
Michael
Victoria Zalenski Kilgore
John Boss Wells
West Palm Beach
Florida
Steubenville
Michigan
Sara
Agnes Wells
Edward
Joseph
Eve Moreland Lawson
West Market Street
Jess
Malinda Hesse Widow of Local Figure Named
Malinda Hesse, widow of a recently noted local figure, is mentioned in a obituary item. Further details are limited in readable text.
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Malinda Hesse
Rate Bill As It Was Passed in the Senate
Washington May 22 The Hepburn rate bill as amended by the Senate would give the Interstate Commerce Commission power to fix maximum rates for unjust charges and enforce orders via courts. It puts pipelines and sleeping-car firms under common carriage and bans free transportation except in limited cases. The bill imposes fines for passes and rebates, requires railroads to separate noncore interests, file schedules, provide non discriminatory switches, and establish through and joint rates with strict recordkeeping and penalties for false entries.
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Washington
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Tillman and la Folette
Interstate Commerce Commission
Christian Hesse Dies at 64 at 7 8 Dock Street
Christian Hesse died at her home on Tuesday at 3 80 PM from heart disease aged 64. Born in 1842 in Tuscarawas county she was married in 1865 to Mr. Hesse. Survived by children William Frank Tracy Pittsburg Port Washington and others, two sisters and a brother. A devoted mother and member of Zion's Lutheran Church and Ladies Aid Society.
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Christian Hesse
Dock Street
Tuscarawas County
Daniel
Margaret Dietrich
Hesse
Wiliam
Frank
Tracy
Charles
Pittsburg
Chas
Ladies' Aid Society of the Church
The
Death of Harry Eccles Brings Sorrow to Steubenville
Harry Eccles, a former Steubenville boy, died suddenly at Cohuwalus on Saturday evening from heart trouble. He had been in poor health, fell on the porch, and expired after being helped indoors. Born in Steubenville, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. JL Reeles, worked in Columbus, and once represented his firm in South America. His remains were taken Tuesday to Connellville, Pa. for burial. He was about 37 and attended local schools.
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Harry Eccles
Steubenville
Cohuwalus
JL Reeles
Columbus
South America
Conneliguille
James Geary Dies in Steubenville at 59
James Geary longtime Steubenville resident dies at his home 964 Sherman avenue after a year of illness and six weeks confined to his house. Born in Candor Pennsylvania he would have marked his 60th birthday June 21. He lived in Steubenville twenty five years and spent two decades as a switchman and watchman at the Pan Handle crossing. He also served as a freight conductor and on the Dennison accommodation and the Pittsburg to Columbus through run. He was for a time an assistant wreck master at Dennison.
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James Geary
Steubenville
Sherman Avenue
Mr. Geary
Candor
Par Hande
Dennison
Pittsburg
Columbus
Fimple May Seek Congressional Honors After Resignation
Francis B. Gessner notes George F. Pollock’s rise from Capitol grounds watchman to assistant commissioner of the land office with a $5500 salary. Pollock’s path from North Lawrence miner’s son to law degree illustrates government service potential. Fimple plans another congressional bid in the Weems district, aiming to build support in Belmont and Jefferson counties amid Republican maneuvering.
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Francis B. Gessner
Ohio
George F. Pollock
Land Office
Pollock
Capitol
North Lawrence
Stark County
Taggart
Massillon
Wiliam McKinley
Civil Service
War Department
John H. Fimple
Carrell County
Cortelyou
Ailes
Fimple
Congress
Weems
Hollingsworth
Hartisum
Belmont
Jefferson
Stolen Horse and Buggy Missing After Carnival Visit
William McGrew reported the loss of his light bay horse with a blind left eye a white hind foot star on the forehead and a heavy tail. The phaeton style buggy with fold down top vanished from a Market Street hitching post near Liberty. He notified police and inquiries at livery stables found no trace.
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William McGrew
Market Street
Market
Liberty Streets
Fatal car crash claims Mrs Julia C Young in Erie
Mrs Julia C Young wife of Albert W Young vice president and secretary of Glens Run Coal Company died at Hamot Hospital Erie Pa from a fractured skull after an automobile accident in the county Early yesterday morning Mr Young is noted in southern Jefferson County news area
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Julia C. Young
Albert W. Young
Glens Run Coal Company
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Young
Jefferson County
Mrs C J Herman Returns Home From Visit in Marietta
Mrs C J Herman, who spent two weeks with relatives in Marietta Ohio, has returned to her home. Mayor McCoy of Mingo Junction has come back from Bergholz where he was summoned by the illness of his father-in-law John Moore.
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C. J. Herman
Marietta
Mayor McCoy
Mingo Junctien
Bergholz
John Moore
More Mien and Prohibition Tensions at Plum Run Mine
Report highlights continued mining disputes in Eastern Ohio with new strikebreakers deployed to Plum Run and beer hauled into the dry district. Authorities, including Sheriff Vorhes, consider arrests under a state opinion deeming beer delivery illegal into dry territory. Union leaders meet in Columbus to coordinate policy and seek national support amid efforts to end the strike.
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Plum Run
Pam
Mingo
Slection
Rush Run
Viem Run
Steubenville
Vorhes
Alban
Briggs
Columbus
Lewis
Ohio
National
Sinc
Weaver Coal Company
Bellaire
Ohio Republicans Endorsement Sparks Turmoil at Steubenville
A Columbus Press Post commentary notes a chaotic Steubenville gathering where GOP factions clashed over endorsement, fists flew, and lunatic-like behavior was described. It claims Roosevelt and Dick received endorsements while Dick contradicted Roosevelt on the rate bill, signaling alarm among state leaders about the convention's direction.
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Columbus Press Post
Steubenville
Feraler
Roosevelt
New York
Ohio
Wedding Bells at Ratcliffe Home in Madison Wisconsin
On May 11 1906 Miss E Grace Updegraff sister of Mrs Ratcliffe wed Rev John Talmadge Gergen D D pastor of the First Dutch Reform church of Holland Michigan The Madison home was elegantly decorated with spring flowers for the ceremony and the room prepared for the wedding within the Ratcliffe residence
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Bergen-Updegraff
H. H. Ratcliffe
E. Gorham Street
Madison
Wis
E. Grace Updegraff
Ratcliffe
John Talmadge Gergen
First
Holland
Mich
Carman Gray wed Dr WV W Gray in Unionport ceremony
Miss May Carman married Dr WV W Gray at her father's Unionport home in front of about 35 guests. Rev C W Hamilton officiated. A five course dinner followed. They will reside in Marlenton WV after a reception in Mountsville WV and Youngstown, Ohio is mentioned among attendees.
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Carman Gray
May Carman
Samuel Carman
Unionport
WV. W. Gray
C. W. Harmiilton
G L. Queen
Scio
Batstead
Gray
Pochahontas Drug Co
Fr. Gray
Celesta
Moundsville
D. Carman
Annonsburs
Thomas McNary
Springfield
Flush Smylie
Cadz
Stela Birney
Mary Martin
Hopedale
J. W. Fersusor
John Cormen
Thomas Corman
Adda Martin
W. Hamilton
Son
Usene
Martha Montgomery
Mabel
Harriet Ferguson
Mary Corman
Bethany
Samuel Corman
Youngstown
Ohio
Toronto Affidavit Files Assault Charge Against Murray
An affidavit filed before Mayor Morrow charges Charles Murray with assault and battery on A. W. Goodin on a Toronto street. Rumors mention a fifteen year old girl related to Murray. officials declined to discuss rumors. Marshal and Deputy Sheriff Murray offered no comment.
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Morrow
Toronto
Charles Murray
A. W. Goodin
Murray
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