Marital and family notices fill Steubenville columns
Local society notes report births marriages licenses engagements and visits from Steubenville area residents. Parents Bert Milliken and Mary Bruner welcome a baby boy. several couples obtain licenses including Harold Ware and Isla Dorrance. friends travel between Wellsville Logan Logan County and Morgantown and attend hospital consults and church events. Various weddings and social gatherings are noted with dates and locations across Ohio and West Virginia communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Milliken
Logan Street
Mary Bruner
Wellsville
Arthur Kinbald
North Sixth Street
Harold L. Ware
Salineville
Isla F. Dorrance
Steubenville
John Meeks
Dora
Mt. Pleasant
J. O. Naylor
Ada M. Cariens
West Market Street
Good Will
W. Va
Baxter
George W. Wood
Morgantown
Mary Wintringer
Spencer
Smithfield
Fairmont
Mary Wagner
W. E. McKldowney
Fourth National Bank
Cadiz
Wagner
Ohio
Caroa
Robert C. Vance
Cross Creek Township
Washington County
Martha J. Vance
J. Wilfeld Reed
Burgettstown
Raymond M. Huston
Kenton
Hanna
Cross Creekresbyterian Church
Chilly reception for Judson Harmon today at meeting
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate Judson Harmon spoke at a chilly gathering amid questions about his positions. He avoided taking a stand, praised by some as plain and capable yet evasive, and noted for associations with corporations including the Brewery Trust. He criticized graft charges as Democratic spin, while Governor Harris denied them. The Grand meeting featured Roy McClare and a light speech from Democratic State Treasurer candidate Creamer. Harmon was introduced with a warm reception and praised Bryan and Taft before addressing national and state issues. coverage continues as he speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Harmon
Brewery Trust
Robin Hood
Rose
Supreme Court
Harris
Roy McClare
Creamer
Harmon
United States
McFadden
Bryan
Taft
Vote for Bryan Promises Free Wool to Sheep
Voters hear Bryan pledge free wool, recalling the Democratic slaughter of 1892. The ad targets sheep and rural supporters, framing reform as relief for farmers and livestock. Campaign rhetoric emphasizes economic relief and party loyalty amid historical grievances.
Taxation reform debate on personal property and tax equity
The article argues that 95 percent of personal intangible property in Ohio escapes taxation, totaling about one billion dollars. A ½ percent rate could generate about five million annually, reducing real estate levies. Supporters cite classification systems as fairer and note double taxation under mortgage and investment scenarios, urging reform to avoid punitive penalties and align taxes with asset values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Japan
Michigan
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Georgia
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Oklahoma
Harris
Columbus
Ohio State Fair
Youngstown
Ohio Federation
General Assembly
Houses of Congress
Foraker
CART
HH. Smith
People’s Camadien
EA. Derthick
Ohio State Grange
Stone Road
Baltimore
Taft Support Letter Refutes State Finance Allegations
A formal reply to accusations against State officials declares them groundless and cites a Democratic Senatorial Investigating Committee report showing all public funds accounted for. It notes improved bookkeeping, denies improper deposits for private gain, and highlights deposits in 170 banks across 68 counties with favorable interest. The author endorses Taft, Harris, and the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Senatorial Investigating Committee
Provident Savings and Trust Company
Cincinnati
Zoo
Harmon
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
General Harris
Roosevelt Endorses Taft Amid Industrial Chaos Claim
The speaker argues wage earners face harsh times under Taft opponents, praising Taft as a fearless defender of workers' rights. He warns women workers will bear the costs of economic shifts and urges support for Taft as the strong American citizen, contrasting with Roosevelt's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Tait
Taft
Why Taft Sailed as Labor’s Friend in 1909 Debate
A reader questions why labor leaders and unions split their endorsements between Bryan and Taft. The piece lists figures like John Mitchell and W. D. Ryan backing Taft, while arguing Taft is labor’s best interest. It cites Keefe, Lewis, McCarty, Fuller, Wirth, Faulkner, and Gompers’ stance changes as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Bryan
Maniel J. Keefe
Taft
W. D. Ryan
United Mine Workers
Tom Lewis
Labor
Gompers
Wm. H. Taft
Jaoor
Hoke for Bryan in New York Surveyed by Veteran
A local Civil War veteran asserts Hoke Smith backs Bryan in New York and questions veterans voting for him. He accuses Smith of cutting pensions during Cleveland's administration and appeals to fellow veterans. He asks if veterans can vote for Hoke while supporting Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke
Bryan
Hoke Smith
New York State
Fair Play Then Truth in Politics Emphasis
A short editorial note urges voters to value fair play in campaigns and warns that candidates who do not play fair encounter trouble, underscoring ethical conduct as essential in public life.
More Labor Leaders Back Tait Than Bryan
Union leaders rally behind Tait with broader support than for Bryan. Gompers is the sole figure pledging to mobilize the labor vote, and critics say the effort cannot succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unoin Labor
Tait
Bryan
Gompers
Questioning Tafts Religion Raises Pure Life Test
A reader challenges critics who question Taft's faith by asking if they know a purer life than Taft's and whether their own record stands as high. The remark frames religion as a measure of character and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Religious Views of James Sherman as Vice Presidential Candidate
A reader asks about James Sherman's religious stance as Republican candidate for Vice President. He is described as a member of the watch Reformed church. A mail query warns the political editor about commenting on faith-based views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sherman
The
Watch Reformed Church
the Gazette
Tax Meeting In Toronto Draws Earnest Attention
A Toronto audience engaged with tax propositions last night as residents debated local fiscal choices. In Steubenville on Saturday, Hon Wade Ellis the trust buster and ex-Congressman Thomp sius will address citizens, promising a rare treat for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Wade HH. Ellis
Thompsius
Steubenville
Road to be Opened by County Commissioners
County commissioners confirm viewers reports and order Steubenville and Cross Creek trustees to open a road petitioned by Isaac Fithen and others up Cross Creek from Mingo to Goulds River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Fithen
Cross Creek
Mingo
Goulds
Steubenville
Cross Creek Township
Mysterious Shooting Strikes Duvall Farm Tenant
A foreign tenant farmer on the Duvall farm in Warren township was shot while husking corn last Friday night. Sixteen bird shot lodged in his back. A neighbor suspected in the shooting was taken to Dillenvale for examination by officers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duvall
Warren Township
Dillenvale
Donation Brings Joy To Bethel Smithfield Children
A young girl learned of Bethel Smithfield’s home less children and filled a treasure box with nearly every kind of toy. Upon opening, the playroom turned into a palace as delighted youngsters enjoyed their gifts and hours of happy play. Dillonvale Meeting reports a large Republican rally with 1,200 attendees and speeches by Mansfield Finley and John Philipson. Election odds offered by the Herald-Star pitch Taft winning Ohio with substantial suggested stakes. Wedding surprise notes Evelyn Wilson and Frank Yochem married in Wellsburg then traveled to Columbus and Greenville, with Yochem a Y M C A builder and host of good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Geo. R
Turtle Creek
Toronto
Johnson
Steubenville Bo
Big Westinghouse
East Pittsburg
Rachel E. Hall
U. S
Joseph Hall
North Fourth Street
Dr. Siggons
Oil City
Judge Mansfield
North Fourth St
Harlan Flemming
Pleasant Hill
Winona Shane
Edna Grenella Ralston
Bert R. Johnson
Smithfield
James C. Ralston
Charles I. Criss
Pittsburg
Eldersvile, Fa
Eliza Criss
Bethel
Dillonvale
Bradley
John A. ‘Mansfield
FE. L. Finley
John Philipson
Jefferson County Trades Assembly
Evelyn
John Wilson
Wilson's Corner
Frank Yochem
Wellsburg
Columbus
Greenville
Yochem
Death notice for infant Mary Genevieve Wuscroft
Infant daughter of County Recorder David D. Wuscroft and Jen Myers Huscroft died at the Myers home in Toronto on Tuesday at 4 a m after illness starting Saturday afternoon. Born May 17. Funeral from Mrs Harriet Myers residence in Toronto at 3 30 p m Wednesday. Also a temperance note critiquing McConville campaign amid private letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Ladd
Martins Ferry
Mary Lewis
Smithfield
Homer Creal
Maude Little
Brilliant
McMechen
Clara McKinney Moffat
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cleveland
Annie Hodgens
Misses Walker
North Fifth Street
Markleton
Ragland
Minor W. Ford
Somerfield
Olive A. Mayhorn
Steubenville
Robert M. Corwin
Annie R. Stevens
Dunglen
Major P. Bailey
Loma Myers
Alibanna
W. W. Baas
Bridgeport
Ely
Laurence Dr.Ross
Bellaire
Andrew J Guy
Zanesville
A. J. Guy
Lucille Patterson
J. A. van Ostran
Uhrichsville
Dan Cupid
Edith Loring
Moundsville
W. Va
Grace Probert
New Cumberland
R. W. Davis
Dennison
Mary Genevieve
David D. Wuscroft
Jen Myers Huscroft
Myers
Toronto
Harriet Myers
Auction Sale of Horses Cattle Farm Equipment Near Collier Va
On Thursday November 1 a public sale will include horses cattle farm machinery and a 174 acre farm with good buildings located 33 miles north of Collier Virginia. C H Sipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier, i, Va
A Cure For Hog Cholera Patented Remedy Advised
Hog cholera also called swine plague is highly contagious. Isolate affected hogs and fumigate pens. Mix Sloan's Liniment with milk and give a tablespoonful to sick hogs for three days. Testimonials from A J McCarthy Idaville and G W Balshaugh Peru praise quick relief. Free Sloan's book offered by Dr Bart S Sloan Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
A. J. McCarthy
Idaville
Ind
G. W. Balshaugh
Peru
Bart S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Administrator's Notice of Appointment for Lydia Pasteos
WLITAM Selma is named Administrator of the estate of Lydia Pasteos, deceased, in Warren Township Jefferson County Ohio. Dated October 2, 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pasteos
Warren Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Wlitam Selma
Appointment notice for Mary McMahon in Steubenville Township
Signed appointment confirms Mary McMahon deceased of Steubenville Township Jefferson County as the qualified party. Henry P. Sawyer Miller and Miller Attorneys note the formal action dated October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McMahon
Steubenville
Steubenville Township
Jefferson County
Sihdas
Tae
Henry PF. Sawyer
Miller & Miller Attorneys
Vague Political Slogan Recalled From 1892 Campaign
Fragmentary line recalls a Bryan era pledge on free wool and sheep terms amid a murky reminiscence of 1892 political clashes. No clear event or location is specified, making precise attribution difficult.
Ohio Fighth Judicial Circuit court terms set for 1908
The document orders the Common Pleas Court terms for Belmont Guernsey Harrison Jefferson Morgan Muskingum Noble and other counties in the Eighth Judicial District. It lists specific January February March April June October and September dates and names judges Alfred A Frazier William H Johnson James M McGinnis John Pollock Rees G Richards Walter G Shotwell Supervising Judge William H Johnson and notes the dates begin at 9 o clock a m confirmed October 30 1908 at St Clairsville and Steubenville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Belmont County
Guernsey County
Harrison County
Jefferson County
Morgan County
Muskingum County
Noble County
Juscarenas County
Alfred A. Frazier
William H. Johnson
James M. McGinnis
John Pollers
Rees G. Richards
Walter G. Shotwell
Will
James White
Court of Common Pleas
Steubenville
Bankruptcy notice for Frazier Longacre partners and James Hi
Fred M. Coleman trustee represents the estate of Frazier and Longacre a partnership and James Hi Frazier and James Longacre 88 partners and individuals in bankruptcy proceedings W. C. Brown attorney leads the filing and notice of the case liquidation and creditor claims pursued through court action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Coleman
Frazier & Longacre
James Hi. Frazier
James Longacre
W. C. Brown
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Frank Campbell
Chester
Frank Culp
Dora Skinner
George S. Moore
W. C. Fisher
Capt. Fanning
Dr. Coburn
Methodist
Ceen
George H. Miller
O. J. Watson
Conneaut
Richmond
Nettie M. Judd
Canton, O
C. J. Tompkins
Sherman Avenue
Samuel Moore
Minnie Wells
Bergholz
B. Malone
John Malone
Supt. Bowers
Fadden
of Labor
Charles McCarty
Tug Firemen and Linemens’ Association
W. E. Fuller
Elevator Men's Association
Claud Wirth
National Dredgeorkers’ Association
A. L. Faulkner
Window Glass Workers’ Union
Brotherhood of Carenters and Joiners
International Printer
Gom
Pers
Elizabeth Permar
G. B. Smith
M. E. Church
Peice Cdbert
H. S. Coble
R. J. Davis
Theodore F. Rabe
A. M. Blackburn
D. E. Halstead
Ohio Valley
Herald- Star
McConville
State of Ohio
Fighth Judicial Circuit
A. D
Thomas Nixon
Island i Creek
John Minor
Erskine and Smith
Otto BR. Schultz
Barbara Schultz
Kithcart & Bigger
United States District Court For
Southern District OF Ohio
Frazier
County of
Jefferson
LaBelle View
Recorder's Office
Reserve Avenue
Catherine Lonsare
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