Ten Year Lease On Post Office Quarters Agreed
A ten year lease for the Post Office quarters was approved at $1,600 per year with the city to handle extensive improvements estimated at $2,000 to $2,600. The plan includes new entrance doors, better lighting, updated letter boxes, and a partitioned Corner for mail carriers, with the government to start rent from February and March and the lease to commence April 1, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corfi
Board of Education
Iain Entanica
Lee
Connell
Preshlent Beott
Norris
Pontoffee Department
D. J. Sinclair
Citizens’ Committee
Corms
Sinclair
Norrix
Beall
Foley
Biggar
Presen Council
Heal
Fragmentary OCR News Item on Names and Events
The readable parts mention a distinguished person, a plan or attack, and a preventative action. It references a location and a probable event but lacks coherent structure. Entities are unclear, and dates or outcomes are absent from the legible text.
Miners Joint Committee Meeting Delayed to Dawn
The miners joint committee plans a dawn session to discuss convention matters now seen as imminent. Beale and Beale were present, and minor changes in rules were approved. all heirs are summoned to attend the meeting at Dr M Blackburn’s office today at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brydy’ Co
Baon Lin
Aesth Beale” Conti
Uae
Rellet
Beale
Black Rae
M. Blackburn
Nurtis
Personal notices from Steubenville area in Friday paper
Friday item list notes many residents and visitors including I. W. Betts of Unionport, W. Tanner and wife back from Florida, Miss Madge Wintringer home from Pittsburgh, Mrs. Rachel Thomas in Bridgeport, and Miss Ulyzle Swartz visiting Steubenville. Also mentions Dr. Gurt Laughlin postgrad in Ohio, Colonel Dan Brown back on duty, and local business moves and social events among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tanner
Florida
Madge Wintringer
Pittsburgh
Blanche Foreman
Tus. Mason
Lazearville
Ulyzle Swartz
Wheeling
Steabehville
Hiernia
James J. Branagan
North Sixth Street
F. Bender
W. Gd. Spies
Naomi Davis
H. K. Willinina
W. Stewart
Bridgeport
Rachel Thomas
Wim. Carnill
Monroe County
U. Law School
Etta Wilson
Gurt Laughlin
Ohio Medical University
Clara Rector
Sarah Fragler
Mingo
Wellaburg
Mra
xJohn Milliken
Cadiz
James McGrew
South Seventh Street
Helen Sweeney
Indiana
Dan Brown
Steubenville
Fret. Owesney
1St
Ohio Pipe Co
Irondale
Wm. Banfield
Ironale
Belmonton and region briefed with mixed counts
Fragmentary items report Joshua H Hoge death at Belmont Quebec aged 1 former county resident. Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad yard roundhouse at Cleveland collapses injuring four men with one later dying. John K Bowen files action in Iowa Kithcart heirs seek attachment. Squire Paisley of Toronto involved. Rev C K Manchester of Steubenville lectured on President McKinley life at First NM Church Bridgeport. crowd reported it excellent. Remaining Bridgeport item notes ongoing work and pay disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matchehzia Ol and Gas Co
Wellaville
Squire A. G. MacKenzie
Jefferson County
Port Homer
George Burnett
Messrs
Pittinger
Swickard
William Manley
East Liverpool
Manley
Phillippines Ahd
China
Pekin
Byron Thomas
Pennnsylvanian Railroad
Braddock
Pittsburgh
Wabash
Burgettstown
St. Wayne
Peru
St. Louis
Detroit
United States
Wheeling & Lake Erie
R. Stephenson
Avsalo
Steubenville
Joshua H. Hoge
Belmont
Cleveland
Pittsburgh All Road
John K. Bowen
Kithcart
Squire Paisley
Toronto
Celal
W. R. Edmiston
C. K. Manchester
McKinley
Bridgeport
Death notices Carrie Clark Sullivan Clark of Steubenville dies
Mrs Carrie Clark wife of Maris A Clifie formerly of Steubenville died. Her remains were brought to Beaver Pennsylvania and sent to Charleston West Virginia for interment. She was daughter of D M Sullivan of Charleston a secretary and institute director. She was Charleston High School graduate and taught two years in public schools there. Also a skilled musician and organist. She married in 1899 and recently moved to Beaver with Mr Clark who is a machine operator at Star Publishing. Her brothers include Orin and Claude and her parents survive. Their two month old son with Mrs Clark's mother in Steubenville remains doing well.
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Beaver
Carrie Scott
Sullivan Clark
Maris A. Clifie
Steubenville
Charleston
W. Va
Clark
D. M. “Sullivan
State Board of Agriculture
Charleston High School
Baptist Church of
The
Star Publishing Company
Mia
Mrs Emily Armstrong Dies in Pittsburgh at 6 A.M.
Mrs Emily Armstrong widow of John Armstrong and mother of the late labor leader Thomas Armstrong died at her home 480 Emerson street East Had Pittsburgh at 6 oclock this morning aged over 80 years. Survived by five children John Anna Ettie Mrs Kate Heindenberg and Mrs Dy Harsh. Interment in Union cemetery with other family members.
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Emily. Armstrong
Emily “Armstrong
John Armstrong
Thomas . Armstrong
Emerson Street
East Had
Pittsburgh
Bolf
Scaye
Hnane
Hay Loss
John
Annia
Ettie
Kate’ Heindenberg
Harsh
Colorado
Thalns
Union
James Kendall Dies at 83 in Steubenville Home
James Kendall, longtime Steubenville resident and member of the local old gang, died at his Spring Avenue home on Saturday around 2 o clock in the 83rd year of his age after a long period of feeble health. He was born near a junction and lived there his entire life. He married Margaret Williams in April 1851. she survives with a sister Elizabeth who also lived with him. He was a brother of estate John Kendall, once a public figure, and described as an upright man and good citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kendall
Steubenville
Spring-avenue
Kendall
Warried
Margaret Williams
Elizabeth
Akso
John
Kendal
Ken
Death of Mrs Ligzle Waldron After Pneumonia
Mrs Ligzle Waldron wife of William Waldron died after five days illness from pneumonia at her home in Toronto aged 60. She was born at Holttala and was the daughter of Adam Culp. Funeral arrangements were not detailed in the fragment.
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Nir
Bigzle Waldron
Ligzle Waldron
Wiliam , Waldron
Toronto
Holttala
Ofet
Adam Culp
Waldron
McCall and Gallantan Wed at Second Presbyterian Church
Rev W B Irwin officiated the ring ceremony at 3 30 in Steubenville after Jok McCall and Jessie Gallantan of Allegheny Pa were joined in marriage. The couple embraced ideal April weather and enjoyed a brief honeymoon before beginning housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Death of John Mooney remembered in telegram
A California telegram to James Mooney in Steubenville announces the death of his brother John Mooney. Born here, he left Steubenville years ago and spent time west. The obituary notes his late father James Mooney and his origins in Steubenville. Remaining details reference Rev. J. B. Alexander’s passing and family ties to Kate Potter. The remains are to be brought to Steubenville and taken to B. P. Potter’s Washington street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mooney
California
James Mooney
John
Steubenville
J. B. Alexander
Presbyterian Church
Greenville
Tenn
Kate Potter
Daniel Potter
P. Potter
Washington Street
Water Street Real Estate Sale Notice
Saturday real estate sale hosted by Wie Freidenberger's Real Estate agency. A house on Water Street between Market and Adams is being sold from Wm. Lidy to P. P. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freidenberger
Water Street
Market and
Adams
Wm. Lidy
P. P. Lewis
Beat Belle A Black Man Facing Assault Charge
William Jones, colored, appeared before the Mayor this morning charged by Belle Woodin with assault and battery. He was fined $6. Hill and Belle were previously jailed on a charge of living together without legal right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
William Jones
Belle Woodin
Hill
Remains Taken From Vault to Wooster for Final Burial
The remains of Donald McKinley, son of Rev. R. A. and Mrs. McKinley, were removed from the receiving vault in a Union cemetery and shipped to Wooster, Ohio, for final interment in the family lot. Rev. McKinley accompanied the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald , McKinley
R. A
Will Erect Dwellings in Ohio Valley Clay Co City
The Ohio Valley Clay County city plans to build several substantial dwellings on North High Street and Washington Street soon. The project aims to provide housing with all modern conveniences for employees and will use newly acquired ground for the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley, Clay Co
High Street
Washington Street
New Holland Hotel Destroyed in Atlantic City Fire
In Steubenville last evening interest centered on the Atlantic City fire first reported in telegraphic columns. The New Holland Hotel, once leased and managed by Mrs. Mary J. Lee of Steubenville, was among the structures destroyed. Friends in Steubenville express regret and hope for the hotel’s rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Steubenville
Atlantic City
Herald-Star
Mary J. Lee
Lee
Funerals Held for Cath erine Ralston and Edward Kerwin
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Ralston were conducted yesterday at her son's home by Rev. Kerns with burial in Wellaburg where further services were held today at her son George Ralston's home by Rev. Kersey. Edward Kerwin's funeral was this morning at St. Peter's Church with Father Dacey presiding. pallbearers were F F Duffy M Witalen P McMahon Joseph Gunkle P Gorman I Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ralston
Kerns
Wellaburg
George
Kersey
Mra
Eaward Kerwin
St. Peter's Church
Father Dacey
Duffy
M. Witalen
P. McMahon
Joseph Gunkle
P. Gorman
I’, Burke
Too Many Hours at C P Rail Road Shops
Workers at the C P railroad Well built shops have presented an ultimatum after four months of thirteen hour days four days a week. They say overwork is exhausting them and many are now confined to their homes. They note extra pay but cannot endure the workload.
Fireman Injured On Engine Near Pennisop Yards
A Pan Handle fireman Orrin Bradson suffered a scalp wound when an object from a passing freight car struck him through the east end extension of the Pennisop yards while No. 8 was moving. He was knocked unconscious briefly, the train was halted, and he was later taken home to Sheridan, Pa after a relief fireman replaced him at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Bradson
East End
Pennisop
Sheridan
Train Delay After Faulty Rail Notice
A northbound passenger train was delayed after the crew spotted a spike holding up the end of a rail on the center of the track. Engineer Robingon braked as the engine approached the hazard, preventing a potential derailment while the line was shut briefly for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talis
Robingon
Brewers Reply to Central Labor Council Amid Jurisdiction Clash
In Cincinnati the Brewers Exchange issues a detailed rebuttal to the Central Labor Council’s charge that it seeks to crush brewery workers unions. The statement cites President Gompers ruling on jurisdiction over engineers and firemen, rebuts conspiracy claims, defends contract adherence, and argues the dispute harms both workers and employers in a 1903 context. Louis J. Hauck and Percy Andreas sign for the Brewers Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinmati Com. Tribune
Central Labor Council
Brewers’ Exchange
Brewis’ Exchange
Yesterdny
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Brewery Engineers and Firemen's Union
Central Labor Council of
Cincinnati
Brewery Workers’ Union
Organized Labor
Matpa
Buch
Cmy Ployers
Ugbor Council
Pevertheleas
Free Any Workers’ Union
Louis J. Hauck
Percy
Andreas
Railroad land sell offers block rival in Berkshire territory
Morning scene shows three C P agents camped at Jack Moren's house near Jedd offering land for four fabulous sums or ten times its value to thwart Wabash competition. Moren reported the underhand tactics to D J Sinclair, warning of efforts to shut out the Wabash by the old GC and PRR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. & Prr. Co
Jack Moren
Jedd
D. J. Sinclair
Men in Jail Over Miner Beating near Robeyville
Two Hungarian miners arrested in Cadiz after a whisky fueled assault near Robeyville left Vince Halast badly beaten and unconscious. The attack followed a dispute with the daughter of a local man, with a second assailant joining in. Sheriff vile of Harrison County reported the arrests and pending injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poorygrasv
Halasi
Sherif
Vile
Harrison County
Robeyville
Asseilans
Water Street boreseee real Betate oe profile
A fragmentary entry mentions Water Street and a person or entity labeled Betate oe with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a local street note or notice without a clear event or date. Further readable details are too garbled to determine a concrete action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Betate Oe
Water Street
Ta Wy P. Bewls
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Pregent Room
Bae Nave Art
Girichae
Beaulln
I. W. Betts
Unionport
J.ulie Freudenberger
George Robertshaw
Martin’s Ferry
Charles
H. Zimmerman
Hazel
M. K. Zimmerman
East Market
Liverpool Review
Erskine
Peterson
Market. Street
J. Harold
Newcomerstowty
Dr. Shellert
Marietta
Congregational Church
Qorrest
Lord
Elijah
Dudley Buck
McD. Miller
Steubenyilia
Woodafield
Gill
Sixteenth
Ohio
Woodsfield
Thomas
B. Rouse
Monroe
Edwin Weary
Ernest. V. Farrall
Carrie
Lynn
Miss Lynn
Farrall
Nowling
Mr. Farrall
Baughlin China, Co
East Liverpool Orisis
Hil
St Paul
Minn
e'Anson — McCook Heard
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Northern Securities Company
T. Metgata
Hammondsville
John Culp
Holt
Social
Brewers
Central Council
Dent Gompers
Vern Welsh
Montreal
Dominion’ Glass Works
New Park
Will Burgett
Will
John Johns
John Dunn
Knockers
Councilman
Flints
Acme
Colo
Henry Schnellbach
Charleroi
Tom Needham
Nalr
Harry Hardy
South Paw
Altoona
Jamestown
Canton
Louis Caufield
Halast
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