Roosevelt rails policy speech at Indianapolis signals federal control
President Roosevelt spoke in Indianapolis praising industrial progress and outlining a policy to regulate railroads. He argued for federal supervision over inter state carriers, the power to regulate corporate railroads, and strong action against wealth used to harm the public. He urged continued legislation to ensure efficiency, fairness, and national unity.
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Abraham Lincoln
Sesson
Congress
Steubenville Welcomes Senator Foraker Memorial Day
Memorial Day in Steubenville opened with clear skies as crowds gathered to honor Senator Joseph B. Foraker. A grand parade, carriages, and a cemetery flower mission marked the day, culminating in a memorial address by Foraker praising Ohio’s Civil War contributions and leadership.
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Steubenville
Joseph B. Foraker
Pan Handle Depot
No. 19
United States
Sen
George N. Henry
LaBelle Avenue
Senator Foraker
Senator For
Foraker
Fourth Street
Bueche
Modern Woodmen
USA
George Henry
Bis
G. W. Walker
Boyer
Jos. Juchanan
Fourth
Market Streets
Union
Mt. Calvary
George’s Run
New Alexandria
Memorial Day Address on Indiana Civil War Heritage
The speaker honors veterans and union restoration, praising both blue and gray soldiers. He lauds General Lawton’s Civil War and later Philippine service, notes Lincoln and Governor Morton’s sacrifices, and urges present generations to fulfill peaceful duties as heirs to Civil War heroes. The message underscores duty, unity, and national unity across generations.
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Lawton
Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
Cuba
Philippines
Wheeler
Fitzhugh Lee
Adenino nowNyus
Lincoln
Morton
Licoln
Chase
Seward
Stanton
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
Big Morning Game at East Liverpool ends in ninth inning
East Liverpool won the morning game with a ninth inning homer by Boyle driving in the decisive run. Steubenville added an earlier run in the eighth but could not overcome East Liverpool’s late surge. Final: East Liverpool 2, Steubenville 1. Batteries: Dessau and Murray for East Liverpool, plus Fle and Dessau.
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East Liverpool
Arrest Boyle
Paw
Zoyd
Hom
Boyle
Steubenville
Dessau
Potters
Liverpool
Two Children Burned in Boiling Water Tragedy
A three year old child, son of Slavish parents, died after falling into a bucket of boiling water. Two one year old Kamenski children, of 819 North Highth street, were severely scalded when they fell into a boiling water bucket. The younger child died Thursday morning from burns.
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Stanislaus
Antoni Kamenski
North Highth Street
I O O F Lodge Instituted at Piney Fork
Piney Fork welcomed Piney Fork Lodge No 897 I O O F with 16 charter members initiated by state leaders Grand Master J L Sullivan and Grand Secretary Chas H Lyman New Alexandria lodge assisted with initiations and more members expected A banquet followed hosted by Mrs J Henry to honor visitors and members in a congenial gathering
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Piney Fork
Order
Ohio
J. L. Sullivan
Chas. H. Lyman
New Alexandria Lodge
Henry
Memorial Day Visitors At Foraker Event
Memorial Day visitors greet and hear Senator Foraker. H O Goodrich of the Monroe Courier Woodsfield accompanied by T B Rouse and Mrs Rouse, Hon Q O Rutan Carrollton, 5 K McLaughlin Harrison, and John T Bourke Cleveland Leader are on site to report and address the proceedings.
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Senator Foraker
H. O. Goodrich
Monroe Courier
Woodsfield
T B. Rouse
Rouse
Q O. Rutan
Carrollton
5. K. McLaughlin
Harrison
John T. Bourke
Cleveland Leader
Elegant Luncheon for Senator Foraker Attended by Notables
Mr and Mrs George N Henry hosted a noontime luncheon honoring Senator Foraker with Memorial Day themed table decor. Guests included Hon O M Evans B N Lindsey Henry Gregg Dr B R Laughlin F H Kerr B H Maxwell Judge J A Mansfield Hon Si McLaughlin D O Rutar Judge J M Cook and C C White.
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George N. Henry
Senator Foraker
O. M. Evans
B. N. Lindsey
Henry Gregg
BR. Laughlin
F. H. Kerr
B. H. Maxwell
J. A. Mansfield
Women More Observant Than Men, Flag Noted at Wells High
Last evening a test of vigilance compared observers in Wells High School. Nine of ten passing women noticed the blue field on the inside next the building, not the outer point, the flag seeming upside down. Few men observed the flag standing on its head.
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Wells High School
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Hanly
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James Whitcomb Riley
Washington
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President Theodore Roosevelt
R.H.E. Steub
Fle
Murray
I. O. O. F. Lodge
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