Republican rally at Grand Opera House favors Roosevelt era
The Burton Weems Republican meeting at the Grand Opera House featured Senator M N Duvall and Congressman Weems praising Roosevelt and the Republican record. They argued Democrats offered no clear, proven plan while urging voters to continue party leadership in November, with music by the Pope Glee Club and broad support from local figures.
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Burton Weems
Grand Opera House
Pope Glee Club
Oratory
M. N. Dovall
Congressman Weems
Weems
Coat Lands
Congress
Roosevelt
Senator Duvall
Burton
Theodore
Roosvelt
Congressman Burton
Dayton
Republican Congress
Burter
Thevel
Pate Opera House
Angs
Opera House
Imperial Hotel
Patton
Republican Party
McKinky
Rinosevelt
Hanna
Fairbanks
Foraker
Fick
Herrick
Gison
County Central Committee
Pope Giles Club
Encor
W. T. Griffith
W. M. Lloyd
W. M. Harris
Harry Lloyd
Reba Tavier
Old Brigade
Mr. Burton
M. N. Duvall
Republican Warry
Democratic Party
Bryan
Himeci
Parker
Rlands
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
Duval
Races at Steubenville Driving Park and Gas Price Debate
A crowd witnessed lively races at Steubenville Driving Park with wins by Shadeland Onward offspring and Miller Green horse. The event featured a controversy over rough driving tactics and heat results. Separately, Toronto council and TriState Gas Co discussed natural gas pricing with local residents told no Steubenville increase is planned.
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Steubenville Driving Park
Shadélans
Miller Green
Frank Green
Mabel Belk
Troy Mushade
Shadeland
McDonald
Fred Kline
Humble
Ossee Cas Ee
Miller
Jim Wilkes i
Wavugaman
Krank Green
Buckley
Trixie Medium
Riley
Medium
Rore
Ae Helen Mack
Pick Thompson
Tates
Ainora Mack
Adeli Ambana Ops
Dewey
Lee Jand Wilkes
Bigsie
Declaration
B. F. McDowell
TriState Gas Co
Stewbenville
Steubenville
Toronto Council
Manufacturers’ Light, & Heat Co
Teronte
Corncil
Fire Rages Through City Chamber Building Killing and Missing
A Chamber of Commerce building in Kansas City Kansas burned in the morning leaving thirteen missing and twenty four injured. Families sought refuge on the roof as flames trapped residents on four floors. Firefighters battled the blaze but walls collapsed trapping fleeing occupants. Loss estimated at eighty thousand dollars.
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Kansas City
Kan
Chamber of Commerce
Hill Denies Sewer Pipe Trust Exists in Ohio
A terse report notes Hill denies the existence of a sewer pipe trust in Ohio. The piece hints at political tension over the reputed alliance, but provides few specifics beyond the assertion and a hint of ongoing controversy.
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Ohio
Shirtwaist Taken on Approval From Akron Firm Denial of Sewer Trust
In Akron, a store clerk recap shows a well dressed woman took a shirtwaist on approval for her husband and vanished. She was traced later aboard a Mingo car, returning the item and selecting her own worn waist. The episode follows comments by George R. Hill denying a state sewer pipe trust.
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George R. Hill
Akron
Amercan Sewer Pipe Company
Hirtwaier
Smith
Third Street
Washington
Mingo
Market Street
Omar
Fast
First Case Probed Under Chi Anti Hazing Law
In Marietta Ohio on Oct 5 two high school lads Sidney Colt and Richard Titley were arrested for hate hazing. Probate Judge Farlow ordered fines for each with remittance and ordered juvenile court review Friday at 3. The case marks the first prosecution under the new state anti hazing law.
Express Agent S Brock Files Embezzlement Complaint
George L S Brock of Wheeling, chief of Adams Express division, swore warrants in Washington Pa for Samuel W McKinley local agent on embezzling 4328.52 of company funds. He was held for grand jury in 7000 bond. the case aroused local interest.
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George L. S. Brock
Wheeling
Adams Express Company
Washington
Samuel W. McKinley
Grand Jury
McKinley
Wells Family Drops Bid for City Building Site
William Wells of Wheeling and other heirs concede their long dispute over the Wellsville City Building site. The case, ongoing since 190?, argued the land should stay for a market house and, once ceased to be used thus, revert to heirs on a $2 payment equal to the 1848 city purchase.
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William Wells
Wheeling
Wellsville City
wWells
French Parliament Opens With Church and State Split Debate
Paris October 25 The French parliament opened with formalities and is expected to devote most of the session to the long standing question of Church and State separation.
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Paris
Massachusetts DAR meeting opens in Worcester at Tucker Man Hall
Worcester hosts the annual Massachusetts Society Daughters of the American Revolution gathering with prominent women from across the state. Charles H. Masury of Boston presides as the opening session unfolds amid planned social events in honor of the delegates.
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Worcester
Mass
Massachusetts Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Tuckerman Hall
Charles H. Masury
Boston
Freight Wreck at Kenton Kills Two In Ohio Yard
A fast freight train on the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis line crashed into parked cars in the Kenton yard. Two railroad workers were killed and two others injured. Victims are George Neff and Henry Miller. Injured are Bert Cool and J H Forster. Engineer Bedinger narrowly escaped, reversing his switch engine before leaping free, then the runaway locomotive was ditched at Grant station five miles away. Sheep also perished in the wreck.
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Bedinger
Grant Station
Bribal Pair Board Train For Wedding Trip
Mr H A Ferguson a Uhrichsville Pan Handle clerk and Miss Mary Martin of Unionport were wed at 11 am Wednesday at the bride’s home. After breakfast they traveled to Cadiz Junction and boarded a fast eastbound express for their wedding trip amid a welcoming postered reception from Ferguson’s freight office colleagues.
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H. A. Ferguson
Pan Handle
Uhrichsville
Mary Martin
Unionport
Cadiz Junction
Cadiz Jeneson
Ferguson
Whrichsville
Salineville votes to remain dry for two more years
Salineville residents approved a dry vote by 320 to 267, keeping saloons out for two years. The west district favored prohibition 160 to 191 while the east district swung 160 to 166 for repeal. Campaigns featured prayer meetings, church bells, and aggressive turnout by both temperance and saloon supporters. The News backed the dry cause and the Signal opposed it.
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Salineville
Cornell
Mrs Harnie Denies Allegations in Hartie Perjury Case
Mrs Mary Scott Harte testified for the commonwealth in a perjury case against Clifford Howe, denying Moore’s intimacy allegations. Her parents and former servants corroborated. Court stenographer Fullwood noted the def endant’s resemblance. The session prompted heated exchanges between prosecutors and defense counsel. Detective Edward Rey continued testimony on Hartie’s husband Clifford Howe’s Ohio trip after the deposition.
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Mary Scott Harte
Augustus Hartie
Pittsburg
Commonwealth
Clifford Howe
Hartie
Mooe
J. F. Scott
Charles T. Fullwood
Robb
Ferguson
Frazer
Edward Rey
Hope
Ohio
Happenings of the Day and Local Notes
Winn of Louisville visits Steubenville to inspect a site for a river crossing race track. Second Presbyterian choir plans a Sunday song service with Miss Harvard Dan Stephens and Mrs Henry C Wiler of Philadelphia. High School Course opened with Kellogg Concert company drawing 582 attendees. 6 remaining numbers tickets priced at 159 dollars. An apparent diamond test on Feid's glass window caused extensive scratches, with similar damage at Helms's jewelry store.
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Second Presbyterian Church Choir
Harvard
Dan Stephens
Henry C. Wiler
Philadelphia
H. S
Kellogg Concert Company
Gov
Hanty
Steubenville
Ed. Feid
Preson
Helms
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