Court News: Dallas Sues Railroad and Coal Co. for Damages
Jurors hear J. J. Dallas v Smithfield and Dillonvale railroad and United States Coal Co over 1200 damages for unfenced 100 acres. Erskine Smith Lewis Naylor, James Mills pleads guilty to assault and battery with $1 fine and costs. Aaron Levy released after $500 bond. Annie Gilmore wins 150 damages against La Belle View Land Co. and Lashley et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dallas
Smithfield
Dillonvale
United States Coal Company
Dallas
Erskine & Smith
A. C. Lewis
Naylor
James Mills
Aaron L. Levy
Annie Gilmore
la Belle View Land Company
J.C. Lashley Et al
Talk Taft Victory Anthem From The GOP Rally
An enthusiastic call urging loyalty to Taft era nominees from top to bottom of the ticket. Promises glorious victory and pride in taking part to help the Grand Old Party prevail.
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Taft
Grand Old Party
Ton
Blood Poison Strikes Local Milk Dealer in South Street
Charles i a milk dealer living on South street scratched his finger on a milk can. He ignored the wound until blood poisoning developed and he is in critical condition today.
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Charles i
South Street
Voters urged to reject return to tariff era in Steubenville
The speaker reminds residents that forgetting Steubenville under the last Democratic tariff is unacceptable and calls them to vote against restoring those conditions in 1908, urging the city’s prosperity.
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Steubenville
Dispute over Bryan regiment battles in Cuba and Philippines
The note claims Col Bryan signed to leave when ordered to Cuba and thus did not participate in any battles. It asserts there were no battles for his regiment in Cuba or the Philippines.
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Cuba
Philippines
Col. Bryan
Bryan
Death of Asa Crabb of New London Passes at 78
Asa Crabb, aged 78 years, died at his home between Moorestown and Bacon Ridge on Saturday. He leaves a wife Mary Miser and five children George, Mrs. Sammel Byers, Dr. A A Crabb, Mrs. Ed Kenneth, and Ben, plus siblings in Iowa and Ohio. A farmer by trade, he lived retired years, was an M E Church member and Mason, and was buried by the Order. He supported Prohibition in later years and was praised as jovial and generous. Taft pictures available. taxation amendments urged. avoid betting on Bryan’s Ohio chances.
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Rabb
New London
Town
Iowa
George
Sammel Byers
A. A. Crabb
Friary Town
Ed Kenneth
Washington
Ben
Sarah Beresford
Vinton Iowa
Devine Jackman
Prohibition
Hearthstone
Teane Crabb
Christ
Thomas McCausland Watchman Dies in Wellsville Accident
Thomas McCausland aged 57 died after being struck by a speeder Saturday afternoon while on duty as a watchman at the C P shops in Wellsville. He was born near Florence, Pa, moved to Wellsville 21 years ago and had worked 20 years for the C I railroad, last as a watchman. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs Viola Riel, plus two brothers and four sisters including Alexander and John of Frankfort Springs Margaret Caldwell of MORRity Mrs Sarah Russell and Anna Elizabeth McCausland of Wellsville.
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Thos. McCausland
Thomas McCausland
Wellsville
O'Obeck
Mr. McCausland
Florence
Washington County
C. & I. Railroad Company
Viola Riel
Alexander An John
Frankfort Springs
P.garet Caldwell
Morrity
Sarah Russell
Anna
Elizabeth McCausland
Death of John C. Phillips at Unionport
John C. Phillips died at his Unionport home Tuesday night from paralysis at age 62. He leaves a wife and daughter Mrs. Owen Jones of Steubenville, a brother Lewis Phillips of Columbus, and sister Mrs. Wm Holmes. An employee of the Pan Handle, he served in Co K during the Civil War. Remains to be brought here Thursday for interment.
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John C. Phillips
Unionport
Owen Jones
Steubenville
Lewis Phillips
Columbus
Wm. Holmes
Co. K
Vist O. V
Taft Plurality Bet Sparks Steubenville Rally
A Steubenville wager predicts Taft will secure a 100000 vote plurality. Republicans are urged to mobilize and work toward achieving the margin, rallying supporters to boost turnout and support for Taft.
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Taft
Painful Accident on North High injures August Koch
August Koch of Dock street fell on North High street this morning and broke his leg. The fracture was reduced and he is doing as well as can be hoped for, but he will be laid up for some time.
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August Koch
Dock Street
North High Street
Colored Citizens meeting in Red Men’s hall Friday
The colored citizens of Jefferson County will be addressed Friday at eight o'clock in Red Men’s hall. Two eloquent speakers will be present, Thomas W. Fremlin of Cleveland and B. F. Stewart of Norwalk. Everyone should hear these capable men on the issues of the day.
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Jefferson County
Red Men's Hall
Thomas W. Frem
Cleveland
B. FE. Stewart
Norwalk
Democratic party and labor in Southern states
The question asks how Democratic governance in states they control treats labor law, asking if any statute in the South favors labor under Democratic rule, noting that Southern Democrats control the party. It seeks analysis of party influence on labor legislation and existing laws.
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Democratic Party
South
Faith and criticism in religious life
Believers in one church may critique others but no criticism is universally right. The true standard is the Godlike life a person leads, not factional judgement.
Is He McFadden Linked to the Post Office Rounds?
An editor’s evident ambition stirs questions about ties to McConville as the McFadden case circulates through local channels. The piece probes motive, influence, and possible political strings in a candid, period voice.
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McFadden
Post Office
McConville
Potter Speech Echoes Through Time at Ways and Means Hearing
The younger potters largely miss Mr Bryan’s remarks while older peers recall the incident. Shock greeted Walker’s telegram as Bryan now fronts labor, contrasting with his prior stance toward the potters’ committee at the Ways and Means hearing. Blake and Frost cite public records of December 16, 1803.
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Ohio
Columbiana County
W. W. Blake
Percy Frost
Potters
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Washington
S. A. Walker
Trenton
N. J
James Moore
East Liverpool
William J. Bryan
Ways and Means
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Mr. Walker
Bryan
Potters’ Committee
Blake
Frost
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Panamas
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Batistes
BON Ton
Taft Pictures
Anna W. Large
Church Street
Dr. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Mr Iisaushisae
Kennedy
John F. Gilson
Republican
Sell Demeridor’s
Efy
Demeridor
Ons Frost
Vv. Blake
M. Rose Notary Public
the National Exchange Bank
Steubenville, Ohio
United States
U. S
U.S
The
National Exchange Bank
Union Audit Company, of
Pittsburg
H. F. Batchelor
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