Taft crowds Steubenville and Mingo speeches
Taft drew an immense Steubenville audience estimated from 30 000 to 50 000 as he urged restoration of confidence and warned against Bryan and the Democratic ticket Taft then spoke in Mingo Junction praising Republican tariff policy and cautioning that prosperity requires protective measures and a strong wage standard with labor and industry tied to national policy
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Pittsburg
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Steubenville
Wheeling
Ohio
Democratic Party
Bryan
Parker
Roosevelt
Smith
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Bryag
Congress
Wilson
McKinley
United States
Mingo
Petty
Republican Party
Labor
East Liverpool
Wshto
Labor and Court Power in Labor Legislation Debate
A speaker defends labor, cites seven to eight pivotal statutes, and explains that injunctions protect both labor and capital when actions threaten unlawful injury. He asserts support for lawful labor organizations, notes past injunction use against both unions and businesses, and emphasizes keeping both sides within the law.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Pegabhesa
Unon
Recorder's Funeral for Charles H Myers Held at M P Church
Funeral services for County Recorder Charles H. Myers will be conducted at the M. P. church in Toronto on Saturday at 2 p.m. The Knights Templar will oversee the arrangements.
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Charles H. Myers
M. P
Toronto
Knights Templar
Wedding Bells at Dougherty Homestead United Two Families
A wedding held Wednesday at the Dougherty homestead united Julia W Dougherty daughter of Franklin Dougherty and the late Hettie Semple Dougherty with Henry Earle McFadden. The ceremony in the home followed by a social hour and a collation for seventy guests. The couple, after a two week Eastern journey, will reside in the city while awaiting completion of their apartment, with many relatives in attendance from Cleveland Columbus Springfield New Lisbon Pittsburg and Cadiz.
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Dougherty
Julia
Franklin Dougherty
Wats Dénwherty
Henry Earle McFadden
Miss Dougherty
Julia Mairs
Cleveland
Mr. Jones
Congregational Church
Henry Earle Mel'adden
Harey Hanna
Columbus
Mariafi Wallace
Ensley
Alabama
Jace
Eirckes
Killarney
Henry Earle Meladden
H. E. Meladdiny
National Exchange Bank
Pretty wedding at Deandale for Zola Albaugh and Otis Thompsony
A Wednesday evening ceremony at the bride’s mother Elizabeth Albaugh’s home in Deandale united Zola Albaugh and Otis Thompsony of Mingo. Rev Fetch of Mingo officiated as guests admired foliage decor. The couple planned immediate housekeeping in a newly furnished Mingo home after a wedding supper for twenty.
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Albangh
Deandale
Elizabeth Albaugh
Zola
Otis Thompsony
Mingo
Fetch
Carnegie Mills
Thompson
Swickard and Cable Tie Knot in Autumn Wedding
Nellie Cable and John Swickard were married Thursday at noon at the Cable home on Knoxville pike in the county. The service was by the Is land Creek Presbyterian pastor before a large gathering. The bride wore cream white voile with yellow lace and white flowers, a celebratory collation followed, then the couple departed for a wedding journey and will reside in the country.
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Island Creek Presbyterian Church
Death Roll Miss Lou E. Jones
Miss Lou E. Jones daughter of Mrs Phoebe Jones of Prospect Avenue died after a prolonged illness at her sister Lena Richert’s home in Ford City Pa on Tuesday October 13 1668 aged 34 years Born and raised here she had been living with her sister and had health problems for months Survived by mother two brothers James and Charles and sister Mrs Reichert The body arrived by the P C C St L Ry at 1043 am and was taken to her mother’s home 602 Prospect Avenue funeral time to be announced later.
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Lou E. Jones
Phoee Jones
Prospect Avenue
Lena Richert
Ford City
Miss Jones
Phoebe. Jones
Otto Shultz Dies After Illness at Gill Hospital
Otto Rudolph Shultz died at Gill hospital Wednesday at 9 40 a m aged 40 years after illness beginning Monday with appendicitis. Gangrene and pneumonia followed and he faded into unconsciousness Monday night. He was born in the Province of Posen Germany and emigrated to the United States. He was at his late home 250 South Fourth Street.
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Otto Shultz
Otto Rudolph Shultz
Gill Hospital
Shultz
Mr. Shultz
South Fourth Street
Tie
Province of
Posen
Germany
Tailor and community figure Dies After a Long Life
A lifelong immigrant who came to Cleveland twenty two years ago from Germany, married Barbara Neudel Aug 9 five years after arrival, leaves eight children Edward George Otto Lily James Florentia Minnie and two German brothers. He learned tailoring in Germany and worked successfully in the city. He was a devout member of Zion Lutheran church and active in the Turners Schwaben society and the AOVU.
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Cleveland
Barbara’ Neudel
Burglary at Leech’s grocery yields $350 theft
A noon burglary at Leech’s grocery 11145 am leaves cash drawer emptied of large bills. Mr Leech, the bookkeeper, and a late returner find the scene. crowd distracts, thief time questioned. Other petty thefts and robberies reported amid Steubenville bustle. a Amsterdam man loses a gold Elgin watch. several smaller losses noted.
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Leech
Market Street
Steubenville
A. Levy
Amsterdam
Elgin Movement
J. N. Oler
Bagatelle
Escape Ends Cadiz Jail Break Second Attempt This Week
Sicilian inmate Frank Lose aged two years, described as 2 feet tall with smooth face, 130 pounds, black hair and blue clothing, reportedly pried open jail window bars during Taft meeting and escaped. Authorities warned to watch for him after Cadiz experiences a second jail delivery in one week.
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Taft
Frank Lose
Lose
Cadiz
Resolution Honoring Death of County Recorder Charles Myers
The Board of County Commissioners adopted a resolution on the death of Charles H. Myers County Recorder who departed this life October 14, 1908. The measure expresses sympathy to his family and lauds his honesty fidelity and courteous conduct while serving the public and directs copies to the family newspapers and minutes.
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Board of County Commissioners
Charles H. Myers
Charles Myers
Board of County
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Cadi
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Republican Central Committee
Richard Gilson
Democratic Central Committee
H. A. Bell
Carl H. Smith
People’s Campaign
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
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