Real estate transfers span Steubenville and nearby townships
A long list records property transfers: Wm A Helms to Lewis Bendure for Pleasant Heights, 3500. Miller to Bendure, Wayne township, 4000. Bendure to Miller, Pleasant Heights, Steubenville. Bridget Cusick to John Yocum in Steubenville for 2450. many other deeds show lots, coal land, and parcels across Steubenville, Dillonvale, Mingo Junction, Toronto, and surrounding areas with prices from 1 to 5500 dollars.
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Wm. A. Helms
Lewis C. Bendure
Pleasant Heights
W. Miller
Wayne Township
Darwin W. Miller
Steubenville
Abraham W. Johnston
B. H. Mattie
Bridget Cusick
John Yocum
J. C. Bendure
Roy L. McClave
L. C. Bendure
George M. Burrall
Chas. A. Reight
Mary Aksomaytis
John McClave
H. G. Dohrman
Wm. H. Stokes
T. W. Morrow
Toronto
W. L. Cusick
John Bajus
Mingo Junction
la Belle View Land Co
Chas. FE. Workman
Catherine F. Longacre
Lyman A. Noble
Wm. Droye
Smithfield Township
John Bordevicz
John Derslinskie
Dillonvale
Wm. G. McCullough
H. A. Zink
A. G. Boyd
John W Fisher
C. W. Mercer
Sallie V. Mercer
J. W. Wert
J. R. Caldwell
Vine Cliff
Christ Greive
S. W. Tanley
Rozella W. Foster
T. C. Davis
J. W. Vantiburg
Charles Fer
Saline Township
Thos. M. Loup
Harry Miller
Isabella Hobright
Thos. W. Morrow
T. J. Shaw
Matthew Warden
J. W. Warden
Brush Creek Township
George W. Stewart
Sarah J. Young
J. A. Hawkins
Henry Wick
Lucinda Baird
Jos. J. Carroll
East Springfield
J. J. Carroll
Susanna McClare
Amsterdam
Wm. A. Lindsay
Jesse Bickersta
Paul Lippman
Crist
Jacob Bickerstaff
Jos. C. Bowers
Cross Creek Township
James Elliott
Frank Danson
G. E. Hensecrees
Robt
Gil
Rachel Hoagland
Frances Gerber
Chas. J. Kenney
Mary M. Moore
Ida M. Curn
Mt. Pleasant
John Pearce
Margaret J. Burk
Salina Brittle
Emma M
M. E. Church
Kate Mossgrove
Union Cemetery
Jackson Call
Martin L. Bell
Ross Townshire
Zinn Scharlotte
Stephen E. Adkins
Joseph C. Brown
Lydia F. Hamaker
Warren Township
Sarah Allen
John J .Fried
Springfield Township
Imp. Co
A. McDonald
Kather
Ine Bowe
Thos. Walker
John McClare
la Belle View
Hilsinger Et al
L. H. Hilsinger
Wm. A. Robinson
Agnes. M. Robinson
James McKee
E. J. Bickerstaff
Patrick Mullee
George Otte
James E. Deary
Ira L. Garner
Grover
Melvina Jackson
F. L. McCoy
Earl Pool
C. W. Dean
W. S. Cunningham
D. Ferguson
Jacob C. Cope
Thos. Duffy
B. W. Mettenberger
Mary E Rowson
Windsor and Stoke Pogis Journey Through English Heritage
A Steubenville writer travels from Windsor Castle to Stoke Pogis Churchyard, recounting Windsor’s royal rooms, St George’s chapel, Queen Victoria tomb, Hampton Court, Rochester, St Albans, and St. Albans Cathedral. It notes Gray and Penn legacies, Dickens motifs, and a day at Crystal Palace with performances and Foundling Chapel choral concerts.
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London
America
Windsor
Europe
St. James's Palace
George IV
Buckingham Palace
Versailles
Ludwig
Vandyck
St. George’s Chapel
Stoke Pogis Church
Windsor Castle
Thomas Gray
Edmund Gosse
Gray
Camtridge
Stoke Pogis
Capital expelled from Ohio by tax laws revealed
Columbus August 6 The Ohio State Board of Taxation has sought facts on capital driven from the state due to taxation. Letters report estimates of 3 billion dollars in capital expelled, with cases in manufacturing and mining cited by bankers. Fire department efficiency data for Toledo Columbus and Dayton follow, ending with D. S. Dreamer, State Fire Marshal.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Taxation
Ohio River
West Virginia
New York City
Fire Losses by County and City Revealed by State Fire Marshal
State Fire Marshal reports show Lucas and Franklin counties each with around 190 000 residents. Lucas recorded 345 building fires with value 2 519 004 and losses 221 514 while Franklin logged 313 fires with value 3 250 809 and losses 252 718. Toledo population about 159 080 in 1906 had 338 fires with total value 2 441 149 and losses 191 680 equating to 1.32 per capita.
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Toledo
Columbus
Montgomery County
Dayton
Youngstown
D. S. Dreamer
Lucas
Franklin Counties
Lucas County
Franklin County
Franklin
Ben Tillman challenges Foraker to a Ohio debate on negro question
Senator Tillman opened the Coshocton Chautauqua in Ohio and formally challenged Senator Foraker to a public debate before Republicans on the negro question. He asserted he would win on his proposals, pressed Republicans to face the issue on the Senate floor, and argued the South’s legal stance favors it while politics shifts northern voters. Tillman claimed northern leaders fear losing black votes across several states and endorsed Foraker on the Brownsville stance.
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Tillman
Coshocton
Chautauqua
Foraker
Ohio
North
Wll
Senate
Indiana
Iowa
New York
Kansas
Delaware
Brownsville
PACKET THIEF ON OHIO RIVER STEAMERS REPORTED
A Virginia passenger on the Ohio river steamer Virginia had 17 dollars stolen from his trousers pocket while asleep in his state room. An East Liverpool man complained of 47 dollars and a watch taken after a trunk was placed before his door and a thief stood on the berth. A Wheeling officer searched the boat at Wheeling but could not identify the culprit. A negro detainee at Bellaire was cleared after clothing searches failed to reveal any stolen items.
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Virginia
William Chapman
Wheeling
East Liverpool
Old River Man recalls Wheeling steamboat lines
Captain George W. Harrison writes of the Wheeling to Pittsburgh daily line including Diurnal and James Nelson, and the Wheeling to Parkersburg fleet with Courier Liberty Arrow Albemarle. He mentions the Steubenville packet Cabinet the Peytonia and recalls Alexander Paxton who tracked arrivals and departures at Wheeling.
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George W. Harrison
Wheeling Intelligencer
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Willis Conwell
James Nelson
Tom Moore
Winchester
George D. Moore
Asa Shepherd
Parkersburg
Courier
James Roberts
Liberty
John Booth
Arrowline
Albemarle
Steubenville
Abner O'Neal
Peytonia
Ben Goodwin
Sunfish
Alexander Paxton
Missing Uhrichsville Boy Leaves With 15 Year Old
Arthur Owen, son of Mrs. Owen, Uhrichsville, has been missing since Monday morning. He reportedly left with 15 year old Paul Boals who promised to secure a job. Boals and family claim contact from Colliers, West Virginia, by phone. Mrs. Owen, who gave Boals $2, seeks information as to the boys’ whereabouts. Arthur is about 13. his father disappeared months ago.
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Ial
Rochester
London
St. Alban‘s
Mercia
Alban
St. Albans
St. Paul's
Henry VIII
St. Alban
St. Michael's Church
Lord Bacon
Crystal Palace
Sydenham
Nilsson
Tittens
Sims Reeves
Elijah
Foundling Chapel
Pittsburg Sevral
G. Frederick Handel
Foundling Hospital
London Symphony Orchestra
Beethoven
Leopold Godnowsky
Bach
Debussi
Tchaikovsky
Arthur Owen
Emancipation Day Celebrated by Colored Citizens at Stanton Park
Emancipation Day will be celebrated at Stanton Park on Thursday by colored citizens of Steubenville and vicinity under the Foraker Club. Hon. H. C. Smith of Cleveland will deliver the address in the afternoon. B. J. Guydee will preside as music and dancing are planned afternoon and evening with visitors expected from towns between Pittsburg and Wheeling including Smithfield Mt. Pleasant and Cadiz.
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Stanton Park
Steubenville
Foraker Club
H. C. Smith
Cleveland
B. J. Guydee
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Smithfield
Mt. Pleasant
Cadiz
Belmont Auditor P A Beatty Possible Supreme Court Clerk Candidate
Belmont County auditor P A Beatty may enter the race for clerk of the Supreme Court. The announcement signals a potential candidacy and shifts attention to party backing and electoral prospects in the high court post.
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P. A. Beatty
Belmont County
Supreme Court
Letter challenges Murray tale on Potter Debee death
In a correspondence to the East Liverpool Tribune William F Geer of Toronto disputes Dick Murray's account of potter John Debee's death. Debee died a week ago from railroad track injuries near Empire with alleged drinking prior and a fog bound rescue by a tow boat crew and watchman Davis Brant arriving at six.
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East Liverpool Tribune
William F. Geer
Toronto
Dick Murray
John Debee
Empire
Yellow Creek
Murray
Debee
Davis Brant
Ead
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