Cornerstone laid for Washington colored Y M C A with Roosevelt as speaker
Washington November 26 The cornerstone ceremony for the Colored Young Men's Christian Association in Washington was addressed by President Roosevelt. He praised progress over thirty years, urged moral uplift, and urged colored donors to fund the building. He cited local contributions and urged accountability for pledges, stressing equality before the law and opportunity for all citizens.
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Washington
Colored Young Men’s Christian Association
Roosevelt
Colored Young Men's Christian Association of Washington
America
Yo A. CA
Y. M. CA
Ington
Knoxville
Tenn
Colored Young Men's Christian Association
Tennessee
Association
Gold Coast
Africa
Philadelphia Y. M. C. A
Portsmouth
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Associations
Earch
Warmest Thanksgiving Day in the City Passes Easily
The day featured a 60 degree start at eight, rising to near 70 by late morning. Stores closed, large crowds, generous school donations around 15 dollars, and Quiet streets marked the holiday. Union services at First M church, with Rev Morgan Jones delivering a sermon on national growth and responsibility.
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M. F
Morgan Jones
H. Tiller
J. M. Robinson
Geo. P. Rowland
F. W. Evans
Boyer
E. A. Jester
G. B. Smith
Rev. Jones
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Republic
Spain
Prince De Sagan Case Opened in Paris Custody Suit
Paris court hearings in Count de Castellane versus his ex wife Anna Gould now married to Prince Helie de Sagan reveal allegations of a ruined reputation. Bonnet accuses De Sagan of past escapades, forgery charges, and ongoing infidelities, with Anna Gould’s conduct also attacked. Next week further disclosures from Count Boni's counsel are expected. The same report notes Wheeling Lake Erie foreclosure moving toward Kuhn Loeb control, possible Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal settlement, and potential amalgamation plans. Also details the Amazon Oil and Gas Co license, new board, and 1000 acres planned in Illinois and West Virginia.
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Paris
Count de Castellane
Anna Gould
Helie de Sagan
M. Bonnet
Bennet
de Sagan
Hns
Nolle
America
Prince DeSagan
Falyland
Madame Gould
France
England
Ain
Count Boni
Prince de Sagan
Atlantic
Prince Helie
George Gould
de Lagan
M. Clemenceau
Amazon Oil and Gas Co
Illinois
West Virginia
Brooke
Ohio Counties
W. Va
Washington County
Wellsburg Herald
W. H. Hoyt
Cyrus Ferguson
B. D
George W. Russell
Robert Laughlin
E. N. Robinson
JE. F. Connelly
J. H. Lancaster
F. T. Chatsey
Harris enters race for U S Senate seat in Ohio
Colummbus Nov 26 Governor Andrew L Harris made his first public statement in the contest to succeed Senator Foraker. He said he is a receptive candidate and may withdraw before the joint Republican caucus convenes, effectively signaling acceptance of substantial support and inviting further legislative backing.
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Colummbus
Andrew L. Harris
Foraker
United States Senate
Republican Legislative
Man Who Shot in Speakeasy Granted Hearing
Harshman, who shot and wounded Bob McQueen in a Wolf Run speakeasy, appeared before Squire Blackburn on Wednesday and was discharged as evidence suggested self defense.
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Harshman
Bob McQueen
Wolf Run
Squire Blackburn
Archbold born in Hanoverton not Steubenville
A Herald-Star correction states John D. Archbold was born in Hanoverton, Columbiana County, Ohio, not Steubenville. Alfred Henry Lewis in Human Life claimed Steubenville birth, noting Archbold’s family moved from Scotland and later to Titusville, Pennsylvania during his teens.
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Archbold
Herald-Star
John D. Archbold
Steubenville
Hanoverton
Columbiana County
Ohio
Alfred Henry Lewis
Human Life
Messrs. Archbold and Foraker
Mr. Archbold
Scotland
Titusville
Attorney Shot in Mistaken Identity Near Esther Pa
East Liverpool attorney William H. Hill was shot in the neck by postal carrier Harry Lawson and two companions while hunting near Esther Pennsylvania. Hill was wounded by a .38 caliber pistol ball, received medical care, and is expected to recover. Dawson surrendered to Justice of the Peace at Smiths Ferry and was released on $1000 bond.
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William H. Hill
East Liverpool
Harry Lawson
Esther
Hill
Dawson
Liverpool
Justice of the Peace
John Chapman
Smith’s Ferry
Rose Law boosts wet towns beaten by rural dry vote
Cincinnati reports the Rose law produced more than 20 towns voting wet yet defeated by county dry majorities. Cities such as East Liverpool and Zanesville showed strong wet margins, while Perry county's result was voided, leaving 46 dry counties under Rose law and five under Beall law. Revenue losses total 1,539,792.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Assur
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Zanesville
Steubenville
Circleville
Upper Sandusky
Xenia
Findlay
Niles Wooster
Pomeroy
New Philadelphia
Canal Dover
Greenville
Mt. Gilead
New Lexington
Franklin
Errysburg
Carey
Coshocton
Hubbard
Girard
Mingo Junction
Perry County
Putnam County
Perry
The Weather in Washington DC
Weather report from Washington outlines rain in Ohio possibly turning to snow Thursday night with cold conditions anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
Ohio
Marriage Licenses Granted Across Regions
John Weidner and Helen Carnahan of Toronto. Thomas Stephenson of Alliance and Grace Clarke of Osage. Timothy Kennedy of Steubenville and Jene Dallas of Irondale. William McLain of Hammondsville and Laura Rosalie Pittinger of New Somerset.
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John Weidner
Helen Carnahan
Toronto
Thomas W. Stephenson
Alliance
Grace I. Clarke
Osage
Timothy M. Kennedy
Steubenville
Jene L. Dallas
Irondale
William E. McLain
Hammondsville
Laura Rosalie Pittinger
New Somerset
Litigation over Wheeling and Lake Erie debt and receivership
In Cleveland on November 26 the United States circuit court heard litigation to decide whether Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad must assume up to 12 million dollars in bonds or eight million in notes, and to determine the termination of the receivership. Mercantile Trust of New York and Equitable Trust of New York sought to intervene, opposing bond sales to cover notes and asking the court to apportion proceeds. The New York Trust company for Wheeling noteholders was allowed to amend its petition and will have ten days to file.
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Wabash‘Pittsburg Terminal Company
Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheeling - Lake Brie
Wheeling Company
Cleveland
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Company
United States
Mercantile Trust Company
New York
Mortagage
Terminal Railway Compan
Equitable Trust Company Ales
Wabash- Pittsburg
New York Trust Company
Terminal Company
Wheeling
Weeling
Wheeling Noteholders
Equitable and Mercantile Trust Companies
Luncheon Thank You From Election Helpers
The Judges Clubs and Election Workers of Precinct A First Ward express gratitude to the ladies of the W C T U and their efficient aids for a splendid luncheon served throughout Election day.
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First Ward
Horse Stolen And Items Missing In City Incidents
Young men who are new in the city took H. W. Weinstein s horse from his stable yesterday and used it for hunting. The horse was recovered last night with its tail and mane cut. Louis Chostkov reports a window was j immutt d open at his store corner Seventh and Kilgore streets last night but nothing missing. Monday night three chickens were stolen from a coop. Saturday night his store was entered and shirts aprons tables and $1 50 in change taken.
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H. W. Weinstein
Louis Chostkov
Kilgore
Woods Full of Them on Thanksgiving Day Hunt Scene
Thanksgiving morning finds numerous men venturing into the country for hunting. Reports describe crowds in the woods as they pursue game, reflecting a holiday pastime popular across communities.
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Eer
Harris
Cokin
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North
Grand Old
Grand
Jefferson County
Jacob
BIG Oil CO
Wheeling & Lake
Ginia
Prince
Boni
Kuhn-Loeb Syndicate
Kuhn-Loeb
Wheelig & Lake Erie Company
Nis
Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Company
Wabash-Pittsburg
McQueen
Wolf's Run
W. H. Hill
East Liver
Pool
Rose Law
Liberal Interests
Coun
L. E. Railroad
Menced
U. S. Circuit
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