Roosevelt Testifies In Libel Suit About Alcohol Use
In Marquette Michigan on May 27 Colonel Roosevelt testified in the Roosevelt Newett libel suit. He said he never drinks cocktails or high balls, rarely uses whiskey or brandy, and only under doctor’s advice or after heavy exposure. He described his limited alcohol history, favorite wines, mint juleps, and occasions during campaigns, African trip, and private dinners, noting mentholated remedies and a single seven ounce brandy incident.
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Marquette
Mich
Roosevelt-Newett
Col. Roosevelt
Jamies Camerson
Bennett
Court House
S & An
Waite House
White House
St. Louis
Little Rock
Ark
Tt Monte
Trina
Rixey
Curtie
Monk
Africa
Ohio
New York
Dalath
Washington
Six Persons Die After Home Explosion Near Marietta
An explosion in the Marshall home at Little Hocking near Marietta Yesterday killed Priscilla Nettie and Perrill Marshall and injured Mrs Marshall and another child. Six total dead, the father and one daughter survived though the latter may not recover. A can of kerosene left too near an open fire caused the blast.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Marietta
Priscilla
Nettie
Perrill Marshall
Marshall
Little Hocking
Wabash Pittsburg Terminal seeks authority to redeem 2.35 million in receivers certificates
Federal court action filed by Horace Baker of Wabash Pittsburg Terminal requests approval to issue 2.35 million dollars in receivers certificates. Funds would redeem 17.5 million in securities held by Central Trust Company of New York as collateral for a six million dollar loan. Judge Orr ordered an order to be drawn for later presentation.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Pittburg
Horace 5. Baker
Wabash, Pittsburg Terminal Railroad
Federal
Central Trust Company of New York
Wabasi Company
Orr
Military Movements in Hawaii Deemed Customary Regimental Changes
Washington reports the State Department says recent artillery moves to Hawaii and Philippine garrisons are preexisting plans, not new increases. The embassy in Tokyo was authorized to deny a San Francisco telegram claiming enlargements. The department regrets the misleading telegram from a newspaper or its representative.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
State Department
Artment
Tokio
San Francisco
Hawaii
United States
Johnson calls referendum backers idiots or bought by opposition
Gov Hiram W Johnson denounces an anti alien land law referendum in a San Jose letter to Walter G Matthewson, secretary of the San Jose labor council. He calls anyone who would sign against the law an idiot or bought by the opposition.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
San Jose
Cal
Walter G. Matthewson
San Jose Labor Council
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Hospital Site Deed From Wells Heirs Placed On Record
The deed transferring the hospital site from the Wells heirs to the Trustees has been recorded. Plans for the hospital are being received and several experts on hospital building matters are expected soon to help evolve and settle the final plans.
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Wells
Receivers of Tri-State Files First Report to Court
Receivers Judge Rees G Richards and W R W Griffin will submit the initial Tri-State Railway and Electric Company report to Judge Day in Cleveland. The document covers operations from March 19 to May 1 and requests court suggestions for welfare and betterment.
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Rees G. Richards
W. R. W. Griffin
East Liverpool
Day
United States Federal Court, Northern District
Cleveland
Tri-State Railway and Electric Company
Steubenville
Tri-State
Pennsylvania State Line
Chester
W. Va
Beaver County Light Co
Midland Electric Light and Power Co
Hancock County Electric Co
Wellsburg Light, Heat and Power Co
Steubenville, Wellsburg and Weirton Railway Co
Griffin and Richards
Sugge
The
Liverpool Co
Steubenville and
East Liverpool Railway and Light Company
Steubenville Company
Republican Governor Welcomes Confederate Veterans in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on May 27 Governor Hooper the first Republican state executive to welcome delegates to a united Confederate Veterans reunion faced a brief hiss and then cheers. His welcome address was delivered with calm applause despite the disruption. Rumors circulated of a possible hostile attack on Mayor T C Thompson during Camp Stew last night.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gov. Hooper
Tennesee
United Confederate Veterans
Gov
Hooper
Camp Stew
T. C Thompson
Insane Man Dies by Hanging In Police Station
Eben Car Michael, an envelope addressor for the Currentare Publishing Company, reportedly killed himself by hanging in a New York police station early today. The act occurred in the presence of several employers from the company, according to Associated Press dispatches.
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New York
Eben Carmichael
Currentare
Comany
Snvehael Bes Fe
Anid A. Maneee
Belmont County May Be Consolidated Coal Giants in Belmont
Rumor of a major consolidation between Lorain Coal and Dock Co and Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Co swirls through Belmont County with talks of a $10,000,000 deal. Surveyors have worked on both firms’ territories as improvements are planned, with the potential merging of their seven and three mines in Bar ton Warnock Florence Wheeling Creek Lansing Blaine Crescent areas.
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Belmont County
Martins Ferry
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company
Lorain Coal and Dock Companies
Barton
Warnock
Florence
Amsterdam
New Plants At Toronto Strain Living Quarters
Toronto Ohio faces labor shortage as industrial growth expands. Kaul sewer pipe company seeks fifty new workers, Hydro Carbon Co. starts operations with up to 200 employees planned. Housing scarcity and real estate development become key questions as plant needs grow and contracts with Hazel Atlas Glass Co. propel demand.
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Ohio Valley
Toronto
Ohio
Lnde
Kaul Sewer Pipe Company
Hydro-Carbon Co
Old American China Co
Hydro-Carbon Company
Hazel- Atlas Glass Co
Washington
G. W. Brady
Memorial Day Exercises at Union Cemetery
Official order from E M Stanton Post No 166 G A R for Memorial Day observances on May 30 1913. The procession forms at 1 pm with bands, carriages, cadets and fraternal orders, moves to Union Cemetery for graveside decorum and program at 3 pm including invocations readings and an address by Rev Isaac F Miller. All ex soldiers sailors and civic groups invited to participate.
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E. M. Stanton
G. A.R
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Ohio
Washington Street
Patton
Speaker
Steuber
Fourth Street
Market Street
Post Room
Union Cemeter
Cty
Wintersville
Johnson Ross
Edward Duvall
Cross Creek
John McCoy
Baxter Cunningham
New Alexandria
D. M. Scott
R. M. Thompson
Two Ridges
B. R. Dance
Bowers St. James and Long’s Church
J. W. Long
George's Run
Fred Farmer
D. E. Jordon
Center Chapel
T. S. Sanders
D. A. McCullough
Mt. Calvary
Thos. Burke
J. F. Murphy
Oak Grove
John Farmer
Parmer Llanna
Grand Army
A. M. Reid
America
Lincoln
A. C. Blackburn
Logan
B. H. Maxwell
Isaac FE. Miller
A. C. Jobes
George Barthold
Adje
Mrs McCarthy May Receive $65,000 From Estate
Fargo report says Mrs Luther McCarthy widow of a former prize fighter may claim the fortune totaling about 65000. Chicago attorneys telegraphed that the estate would reach that sum and she must act promptly to obtain it.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Fargo
N. D
Luther McCarthy
Steel Bridge aims to reopen Cross Creek span in time
Beginning at midnight May 31, the Steubenville Wellsburg and Weirton Railway will lay a new single track steel span across Cross Creek between Wellsburg and Follasbee to replace a bridge washed out by the March floods. Work starts Saturday night with a goal of a 5 30 Sunday morning return of the first regular car. The project, costing about $1, is to be completed rapidly with a large crew.
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Presto-chango
Steubenville, Wellsburg & Weirton Railway Co
Cross Creek
Wellsburg
Follaasbee
New York Stock Market Quotations Report
Quotations furnished to A C Douglas of Steubenville Ohio by Moore Leonard and Lewis of New York and Pittsburgh. Amal copper and American Sugar listed with bid and offer figures. Goodrich Rubber, Lion Probe, Wines, Republic, Pittsburg stocks, Pat Coal, and Pat Coal Pid noted with quoted values and transaction details.
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New York Stock Market
A. C. Douglas
National Exchange Bank
Steubenville
Messrs Moore, Leonard & Lewis
New York
Pittsburg
Goodrich
South Paice
Lion
Ici Sas
Eoin
Obsolete hand cars replaced by gasoline motors on Pennsylvan
In Pittsburg on May 27 officials announced the end of the old fashioned hand cars on the Pennsylvania railroad. Section foremen will be provided with gasoline motor hand cars for travel to and from work sites and for hauling rails ballast and other repair materials.
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Pitsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Unclear OCR snippet on debts and payments
Fragmentary text shows a legal or debt note with names Seaith and Cries Schaming and mentions a tally or tallying of payments, including an order to pay 10 dollars in a two period interval. Details are incomplete and attribution uncertain.
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Seaith
Schaming
Goldie Tally
Tally
Fatal collision injures passengers near Brant Missouri
Two engineers were killed and a number of passengers injured in a head on collision between passenger trains on the Espe Pacific near Brant Missouri this morning.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Brant
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