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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1906

Page

12

Local residents visit friends and travel notes

Monday reports show Chas Kline returning from Dennison while Hartshorn visits Pittsburg. Numerous residents visit relatives in Hazel Green Reading and Eldersville. The Reights of Columbus host a dancing party at Atamont. Mrs J T Plattenberg visits New Cumberland, and many others are noted for trips to Cambridge Springs, Ohio, and various local towns.

Chas Kline Dennison Will Hartshorn Pittsburg Carl Ho Smith Hazel Green Wis Reights of Columbus Atamont J. T. Plattenberg New Cumberland Breabenville Friends Miss Mabe Steel Benj. F. Miller Edith Shane Reading H W. Nelson Cambridge Springs Join Malone Last Laverpool Frazel Mercer Agnes North Lancaster Catharine Shorts Wheeling FP. Thompson Henry Alban E. L Hammond Troy Ohio Jennie Buffincon Mia Verge Collins Market Sttreet Emma Mia Thomas Baron South Fourth Street Jennie Sharp Mary O. Patterson Eldersville Laura Clark Sanford Logan Street Welleville M. B. Patterson Sixth Avenue Harry Freeman Charleston South Carolina Charles Freeman Market Street Ladies' Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church W. J. Allison Anna Brandon New Cumerland Geo. James Gracey Neliie J. L. Quinn Niagara Cleveland E. B. Erskine. Esq Pertha McCord Mary Hill Henry Lawler Board of Public Service Monroe Belmont J. Millen Robinson Eleanor Harold North Fifth Street East Liverpool W. W. Blake James Steele Hilda Will Stewart Stewart Painesville B.C. Kennedy Kathryn Mingo Junction D.C. Foster Uhrichaville O. H. Adair Waller C. Lashley Portland W. R. Allison Paul John Annapolis John Miser Alson Edward Barbee Steubenville Barbee State Fair Grounds Herald-Star Benwood Register John McKim Ely Kansas Illinois Missouri McKim Harry Kinsey Neile Cadix High Street Geo Hermit Park Harry Nash Wiliam Reinecke James McConville Charles Ryan South Fifth Stree Wintersville Mary Y Beatty Hier Mary Agnes Nicholson Carl Nellemeyer Sumlay Latrona Margaret Muilroy B. Meélfagh Clinon Street Jones Wellaville Stella Miller Edna Buceyeft New Castle Youngstown Sharon F. H. Kerr M. E. Cochran Clara Cochran Atlantic City Rev. Brush New Rumsey Mre Ell West Aote Street Yesteray Otto Kissell Pleasant Heights Pandlay Mise Emura Wagner Gus Wagner Cay William Martin Pleasant Heights Beys Art Dougherty Los Angeles California Car L. Terry James Terry Belmont County Della King Mary ¥. Henderson Mary Elsie Allison Pinger United States Army Edna J. Davidson William Cape Hamline M J. A. Uiman Edith Patterson Hellaire Albert Davidson Mire Cape Wynocke N. J J. W. Davidson Hawkins's End William H. Cape South Fifth Street la Belle Iron Works Mary Kettlewood Toronto Belle Kikmarting Florence Scovel Levinson's Fred Lawrence Newell W. Va Grace Beatt Frances Morgan Mast Liverpool Jennie Griffin Agnes Mullee Teresa Mullee Allegheny Maxwell Florence Owesney Harry Jones West Market Street Xenia O. A C. Douglas Mt. Clemens Mich Elizabeth Gardner Paris W. Gardner South Eighth Street Robert Orr Robert U. K. Sutherland Smithfield John Martin Fernwood Alice Frederick Atlanta Iia Sadie Frederick Island Creek Mite Ratherton McFarland

Sharpers Take Harrison County Farmers For Promissory Notes

Prominent Harrison county farmers were duped by three young men from Virginia posing as sellers of farm account books. They secured about 2400 in promissory notes and 1500 in book sales, with subagents recruited among farmers. Some farmers plan to contest repayment, while the piece notes how such schemes illustrate the costs of government versus private enterprise.

Harrison County Cadiz Harrison

Shippers Push Nine Foot Channel and Harbors Investment

The Ohio Rivers and Harbors committee led by Representative Burton faces demand for at least 50 million dollars yearly for navigation improvements. Aimed at Pittsburg to Cairo, the nine foot Ohio channel promises the cheapest U.S. transport, while consular reports note Chinese laborers may play a key role in Panama. The only man alive who saw Washington is referenced but not identified.

General Washington Jane Lane Washington Burton Ohio Congress National Rivers and Harbors Congress Pittsburg Cairo Panama Samoa China Uncle Sam Panama Canal

The Right Man Arrested at Columbus for Steubenville Shooting

Dominic Elgoran, suspected in Steubenville shooting, was identified in Columbus by Acting Chief Connors. He admitted intent to flee, visited his son at the Catholic Orphan Home, and was arrested after authorities notified Columbus police. He was sent to Steubenville jail for hearings.

Dominic Elgoran Columbus Steubenville Conners Pan Elgoran Connors Elgeran Elseran

Incident prompts police alert after July 6 shooting on North Sixth

A man leaving a hore was taken to police headquarters where he admitted his identity and authorities were notified. Elgoran shot and wounded Pasquale Stand on North Sixth Street on July 6. The event triggered immediate police action and investigation.

Hore Elgoran Pasquale Stand North Sixth Stret

Burglary at Kinney Residence on Sixth and Logan

A burglar entered Charles Kinney's new residence at the corner of Sixth and Logan streets on Saturday night and stole 84.50 from Kinney's trousers pocket. The thief entered through an open window, carried the trousers to the foot of the stairs, and left tracks in bare feet. No other items were disturbed.

Charles Kinney Sixth Logan Streets Mr. Kineney Mr. Kinney

Open Market Present as Idle Plants May Restart Up River

Word from New York indicates sewer pipe pool operations are suspended and an open market for the line exists. A firm price is awaited. Some plants upriver may now be started up.

New York

Leg Taken Off At Track In Amsterdam Mine Incident

Charles McKinnen, a coal miner at Amsterdam's Ohio and Pennsylvania mines, had his leg severed by a locomotive on Wednesday night after he lay down asleep with a leg stretched over the rails. The limb was crushed and required amputation.

Charles McKinnen Ohio & Pennsylvania Amsterdam McKinnen

Remains of Edward Stevens Laid To Rest

The remains arrived from Wheeling last night for funeral services this afternoon at the home of his father Ross Steens on Washington Street. Rev. Smith officiated with pallbearers Harry Rodgers John Stevens Sid Waserman and David Sticker. Stevens died after an elevator shaft accident in Wheeling.

Edward Stevens Wheeling Ross Steens Washington Street Rev. Smith Harry Rodgers John Stevens Sid Waserman David Sticker Stevens

Marriage Licenses Reported Across Several Cities

James Duke Jr and Bernie Peters of Toronto. Joseph Straka and Mary Brem of Toronto. Howard T. Ritchie and Catharine V Dalton of Mingo Junction. Joseph Katoninees and Annie Petrs of Irondale.

James Duke, Jr Bernie Peters Toronto Joseph Straka Mary Brem Howard T. Ritchie Catharine V. Dalton Mingo Junction Joseph Katoninees Annie Petrios Irondale

New Life Pills Claim Cure for Constipation

An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a pleasant effective remedy for constipation. It claims the pills awaken torpid liver and blockaded bowels, prevent appendicitis and tone the system, priced 26 cents at Beall Steele drug store.

Dr. King Beall & Steele Drug Store

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Q. Thompson Selo Apkla Virginia Senate Scotland Glasgow Mal George George Washington Dominie Elgoran Charles Kinney N. 4Th St Steubenville, Ohi Moonville Building Cincinnati VNGOF The Cincinnati Enquirer J. H. Chatten DR. Chatten Fourth St Steubenville, Ohio Amster Charlies McKinnen City For Burial Spm Garret Street National Exchange Bank W. H. McClinton T. A. Hammond Cashier David McCullough V. Pres Hugh T. Clark Asa't. Cashier W. HH. McClinton, D. M. Weilday, Fletcher C. Chamb Winfield Scott, Charles J. McConnell Thomas Johnson David hicCullough Samuel C. Gill J. €. McGowan Union Deposit Bank South Third Street CaskIer People’s National Bank W. F. Davidson Francy L. Tl RIMES J. Podiewsz R. L. Brownlee B. Frank Murphy Jones Munker H. 8. Hunster J T Garratt B. Francy A. M. Melms B. Stark RG. Richards John W. Forney Buckingham Andrew W. McDonald Commercial National Bank Piensa Forney William Leech
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