Personal notes from the city recount many visits and events
Tuesday personals note numerous residents visiting relatives in Pittsburg and Wheeling, hearing election returns, attending library meetings, and preparing for weddings. Several families welcome newborns, ill neighbors improve, and social gatherings progress in Carter hall, Zion’s Church, and downtown venues as Taft's victory looms.
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William Stabbing
Bellaire
Mingo
Ethel Simms Kells
Pittsburg
John FE. Rutledge
Bloomingdale
James Spence
Pleasant Heights
Merrey Hospital
John Leas
Annapolis
A. M. Lyons
New Cumberland
Hancock County
Eleanore Hollis
Philadelphia
Derry
Isaac .Talbot
William Taylor
George McKeown
Herbert Marshall
Elizabeth Dean
Wheeling
George Dean
Beatrice Kelly
Carnegie Library
Cincinnati
State Library Association
Ek. T. Jenney
Charles Bell
Ohio
Washington
da . Bir
L. R. Price
Steubenville
Emerson Price
William H. Taft
Sue C. Davis
Naomi
J. K. Williams
Bridgeport, Conn
Frank Bougher
G. W Walker
Allegheny High School
Taft
Egypt
F. ML. Work
Frank Wildman
Amelia M. Gibson
R. C. Wallace
Fillansbee
Lacy A. Waldo
Wyalusing
E. E. Waldo
South Fourth Street
Mary Doty Lagerfeldt
Hotel Lacy
Tames Nicholson
H. W. Elliott
Wellsville
Unionport
J. G. Mooney
Toronto
City
A. Freeman
Indies of Zion
Pope Tin Plant Returns to Full Operation With 12 Mills
The Pope Tin Works will resume in full on Monday with 12 mills, adding to seven already operating. LaBelle Tron Works Co plans to restart idle portions of their mill. The revival is linked to Taft's election, signaling renewed prosperity and welcomed by plant employers.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Will Stark
Fernwood O
Elmer Gilkison
Reeds Mills
M. McCoy
Bingham Simeral
Bloomingdale
Charley Allen
Two’ Ridges
William Leech
Pittsburg
Tilden Parks
Samuel Cummins
Cross Creek Village
Rebecca Hawkins
Clara McKinney Moffat
Cleveland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Estella HN
Hilda Leech
Smithfield
G. N. Hammond
James S. Thompson
Welday
Fernwood
Ray Liggett
Adena
Mary McCurry
Short Creek
Harrison County
Cadiz
Plummer
Liggett
Oregon
J. B. Price
Wellsville
Price
Presbyterian Church
Freeport
Ohio
Dancing Academy
Arina Friend Benney
East End
James Benney
Kennedy Friend
R. M. Brown
Hagerstown
Wilson Holmes
la Belle
Elizabeth Pastors
Brooke Co
W. Va
Disciples’ Church
Wellsburg
Francis Iiddle
Holmes
Seventh and
High Streets
Pope Tin Works
LaBelle Tron Works Co
William H. Taft
Congress Gains for Republicans in Early District Totals
Early returns from about 67 of 391 districts show Republicans with 119 seats and Democrats with 88. Two district changes favored Republicans, with Pennsylvania Eleventh switching to Henry W. Palmer over John Bigelow and Wisconsin Third returning to Republican James Murphy, who loses to Arthur J. Kopp. Overall, Republicans likely to control the House with a larger majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Henry W. Palmer
John Bigelow
Lenehan
Wisconsin
Joseph W. Bock
Babcock
James Murphy
Murphy
Arthur J. Kopp
Brant Rescues Hampton in Lynching Crisis at Occidental
Lieutenant Brant leads a perilous rescue through a blazing ravine to recover Hampton and a wounded prisoner. Mason aids, then Brant confronts vigilantes, declaring Hampton innocent and Slavin’s killer fled. Wynkoop and Miss Spencer corroborate the escape, while Brant prepares to guard the hotel as Hampton fights for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mel
Bugle
Brant
Pase
Hampton
Marshal
Seventh Cavalry
Mason
Naida Gillis
Occidental
Mr. Wynkoop
Slavin
Bob Hampton
Red Slavin
Wynkoop
Miss Spencer
The Door Closes Chapter Twenty Four Rescue at Dawn
Exhausted, Mason and Hampton bear a grievous wound as a trooper appears nearby. The pair struggle to reach safety after a brutal ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Hampton
While Brant Recovers Naida Seeks Hampton
Miss Naida Gillis urges to see Mr. Hampton as Lieut Brant recovers from injuries. Mrs Guffy encourages entry while Brant stays outside, saying his wounds are superficial. Naida and Brant share a tense farewell as they approach the door to Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brant
Naida
The Rescue of Miss Spencer in a Mountain Hope Tale
Narrative centers on Miss Spencer’s romantic entanglements amid persisting feuds between cattle and mining factions. Moffat and McNeil vie for her favor at rival venues Miners Retreat and Occidental while Rev. Wynkoop watches. Tension builds as Brant recovers from burns and local mood shifts toward lynch law mingled with mounting public interest.
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Miss Spencer
Hampton
Nalda
Spencer
Messrs. Moffat
MéNeil
Mr. Wynkoop
Mr. Moffat
Occidental
McNell
Wynkoop
Moffat
Herndon
McNeil
Boundless
Phoebe
Long Pete Lumley
Jack
Enormous Growth of the Cigarette Habit
A Chicago Inter Ocean headline notes the enormous growth of cigarette consumption as shown by figures, stating that the habit is increasing in frequency and reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Dr Albert Snell President Mentioned in Cincinnati Note
A dated note lists Dr Albert Snell as president with a reference to Garfield Place Cincinnati. It records a reminder of a day date and place, identifying the individual and location in a terse archival entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Snell
Albert F. Snell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Garfield Place
Cincinnat
School Discipline Discussion at Afternoon Session
The Many-Sided Franklin by H. P. Wilson professor of English holds an afternoon session at 1 30 P M discussing school discipline with emphasis on character and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
H. P. Wilson
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