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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1912

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Roosevelt Aide Reports Optimistic Condition After Shooting

Chicago October 17 Roosevelt physicians issued an optimistic bulletin stating no sign of blood poisoning and hopeful crisis would pass. Roosevelt in high spirits, Mrs Roosevelt with him, refuses to leave hospital until Sunday. bullet not removed yet, appetite strong, reads daily, discusses Schrank any maniac on third term.

Chicago Mr. Roosevelt Roosevelt John Schrank Alexander Lambert Czolgosz

Jefferson County Sunday School Session Ends With Two Addresses

The Jefferson County Sunday School Association two day meeting concluded with C. W. Shinn of the State S S Association and Rev. Dr. Hamill of Nashville delivering addresses. Officers elected included Rev. Isaac Miller as President A C Jones as Vice President and R W Crossley as Secretary Treasurer. The program featured a Boys message by Rodeheaver and talks on teaching the Bible and social service in the Sunday school with emphasis on male parental involvement and abstinence from cigarettes.

Jefferson County Sunday School Association C. W Shinn State S. S. Association Hamill Nashville Enw Vnva Japan Avick Shinn Christ Sen Isaac Miller Rodeheaver Billy Sanday Ble

Wilson and Taft Debate Free Trade in 1897 Crisis

A historical passage from Woodrow Wilson is cited praising 1897 crisis rhetoric and Republican protectionism. The excerpt argues to choose Taft versus Wilson, urging support for the Republican party and its protectionist creed, portraying it as the ark of the political covenant despite disagreements with Taft.

Woodrow Wilson Taft Wilson Republican Party

Munsey testifies on Roosevelt pre convention funding

Frank A. Munsey told the Clapp committee he gave 118005 to the Roosevelt pre convention campaign this year. George B. Cortelyou, Roosevelt's secretary, said Bliss Roosevelt's order refused Standard Oil contributions in 1906 and denied underwritings. He also heard Harriman fund 250000 rose after a national committee limit. James O. Murfin alleged Michigan primaries were corrupt and delegates bought like sheep.

Washington Frank A. Munsey Clapp Committee Roosevelt George B. Cortelyou Bliss Roosevelt Bliss Roosevel

World Series Receipts And Player Shares Report

Total receipts for the World Series base ball eight games were 490833 with attendance 252037. Each club’s share stood at 147082.25 and the national commission share at 40083.30. The players’ share from the first games totaled 147471.60. Boston players shared 60 percent or 88543.01 as winners while New York players shared 50028.60. Each Red Sox player of 23 eligible received 4024.68 and each Giants player of 23 eligible received 2566.46. These figures set new highs for World Series payments.

National Commission Boston New York Red Sox Giant

Cracksmen Blow Open Two Safes in Huron Jewelry Store

Huron Ohio October 17 posses chase cracksmen who blew two safes in the E Leonhiser jewelry store before daylight stealing diamonds watches and silverware valued at three thousand dollars. Citizens heard the muffled explosion but did not investigate and the burglars fled in a rig stolen from a local livery barn.

Huron E. Leonhiser

Toledo Man Elected Grand Commander of Ohio Knights Templar

Henry Schaef er of Toledo was elected grand commander at the Ohio Knights Templar conclave in Cleveland. Akron was chosen to host the next conclave. Other officers were chosen in the customary manner.

Ohio Knights Templar Cleveland Henry Schaefer Toledo Akron

Robbers strike Uhrichsville grocer home

Robbers entered John R. Howell's Uhrichsville home early Wednesday and stole $1,000 from a dresser, $60 from Joseph Howell's pockets, and two gold watches. They entered via the grocery store, went to an upstairs apartment, and suspects believe the occupants were chloroformed. The stolen money was briefly placed at a bank after banking hours before being brought back.

John R. Howell Uhrichsville Joseph Howell Howell

Franklin County Prosecutor Heads Crusade to Make Revolver Carrying a Felony

Franklin County Prosecutor Turner will lead an effort before the next general assembly to pass a bill making carrying a revolver a felony, punishable by penitentiary time, replacing the current misdemeanor. Columbus sees a surge of gun violence with 23 revolver murders and 12 shooting cases since January. Turner argues the Bill of Rights does not grant a general right to carry guns for protection, seeks police power to curb armed crime and argues existing laws already cover misuse in most cases. The proposal would alter the current law that allows acquittal if a weapon is carried for lawful business or protection under certain circumstances.

Columbus Turner General Assembly Wer

Assassination claim tied Taft escape to Roosevelt shooting

Gov John K Tener of Pennsylvania spoke in Charleroi after his return from Altoona where an assassination attempt on President Taft was supposedly prepared during his visit but failed. He linked the remark to the Roosevelt shooting, expressing sorrow over the incident.

Taft Altoona John K. Tener Pennsylvania Charleroi Tener Col Roosevelt

Longtime Pan Handle Employee G W Fagan Retires

Old employee G W Fagan, one of the Pan Handle’s veteran workers, retires November 1 and enters the pension list. He served over 40 years, starting as a boy in the car shops and later becoming a C P R operator. He later held roles in the ticket office and shop clerk for 26 years.

G. W. Fagan

Diaz Family Revolt Claims Vera Cruz Capture

Paris reports Felix Diaz leading a Mexican revolution has captured Vera Cruz while former president Porfirio Diaz remains noncommittal about returning to Mexico. The advisory notes Diaz may still return.

Paris Felix Diaz Mexico Vera Cruz Ponfirio Diaz

The Weather Ohio Warmth Lifts Across Friday

The forecast calls for fair skies across Ohio with rising temperatures tonight and into Friday. Expect steadily warmer conditions, light winds, and no rain in the near term while highs reach comfortable levels and evenings remain mild.

Ohio

Taft Marching Club and Afro-American Club Parade in Uniform

Large crowds watched Wednesday night as the Taft marching club with over two hundred in line and the Afro-American Republican Club appeared in new uniforms led by the Citizens band. Older members showed precision and military bearing while younger members need more filling. Both clubs impressed as the Citizens band and drum corps performed, with hundreds applauding the sight.

Taft Marching Club Citizens Band Taft Club Stetbenville

Lady Hurt In Street Collision At 7th And Market

Mrs. H W Tanner suffered a dislocated knee and other injuries after being struck by a motorcycle at Seventh and Market streets on Wednesday around 6:30 p m The rider said he lost his head and he bears responsibility though accidental After treatment at Barkhurst s office she was sent home and will be confined for some time The article notes reckless motorcycle riding and calls for ordinance enforcement.

H. W. Tanner Seventh and Market Street Tonner Barkhurst

Last Chance Registration To Vote In Steubenville

Electors in Steubenville must register by October 18 or 19 to qualify for the November general election. Registration hours are 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Central Standard Time. If you did not register by October 10 or October ? you must qualify on October 18 or 19 or you cannot vote.

Steubenville

Defense objections to inflammatory speeches in Ettor trial

Salem Oct. 17 defense attorneys in the Ettor case announced they would file exceptions to witness testimony if District Attorney Atwell seeks to introduce evidence of inflammatory speeches by Ettor and Giovannitti. Atwell continued examining witnesses on the matter regarding the Lawrence strike and the shooting of Annie Lopizeo last winter.

Salem, Mags Ettor Atwell Atempts Annie Lopizeo Lawrence Atwell Giovannitti

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Schrank Munich Bavaria Frding America Hamil Dr. Hamill Ladies’ Aid Society Frank Munsey Pre-Convention Fund Cortelyou Grocer Franklin County Eral Assembly Gov. Tener Wise
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