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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1906

Page

5

Pan Handle Limited Wrecked Near Temperanceville

The Pan Handle limited No. 16, eastbound near Temperanceville, collided with a light freight engine at about 9 30 p m. Fireman J W Umspott and fireman G T Cunningham were killed. Baggageman William Parker spared, passengers shaken. five cars derailed, no fire or explosion. Engineer Charlie Wolf survived, Downey of Sheraden and others escaped with minor injuries. Why the wreck occurred remains undecided, with signals and crossovers under review.

Steubenville Temperanceville Viaduct Pittsburg J. W. Umspott Sheraden William Parker Limited No. 16 Columbus Steuben Street Charlie Wolf DU Tower Wolf John Downey Weelf West Carson Street Havy Ges Amstott John ‘@cery Parker Cunningham J. W. Umstoll

Arrests at Electric Light Plant and Local Court Roundup

A late night call to the Mayor reported a man entering the electric light plant and seizing coats from an engineer and assistant in a wardrobe. Henry Keiserling, known to police, was found with the goods and held. Judge Snyder, disorderly conduct fine. Mrs. Jones released on bond after waiving a hearing for attempted shooting at her husband’s South Street tavern. Martin McDonald, Ed Teaff, and Wm Bundy among others in custody for various offenses.

Electric Light George Jackson Nate Léwiuiiller Edgerly Dunn Henry Keiserling Keiserling Snyder

Sulzbacher Visits Toy Factories in Nurnberg

A letter from Mr Sulzbacher, touring Europe, describes his stay in Nurnberg Germany dated July 28 1998. He notes the old medieval cityscape and the large population of about 260000, mentioning his time spent sightseeing after arriving from the new railway station where an equestrian statue stood.

Lvithpold Frauen-Trier Nurnberg Frauen- Kirche Jerran National Museum Maxfeld Rosenau Dutzenichteich Sechmausenbuch Préent Bavaria St. Gall States Sulzbacher Waldo Europe Germany

Ohio Politics Support for Roosevelt Tariff Revision

Ohio voters should stand with President Roosevelt as he pursues tariff revision aligned with rate regulation aims. Elmer Dever notes plans to resume the issue next winter, challenging organized monopoly, while critics urge Republicans to back a protectionist yet prudent approach that recalls Henry Clay and Lincoln era leaders.

Roosevelt Elmer Dever National Republican Committee Ohio Iowa Square Ohip Hartford Courant Henry Clay Abraham Lincelmn Hayes Garfield Maine McKinley Henry ‘Ay Abraham Lincoln Garfeld Blaine Theodore Roosevelt Ohio State Journal

Personal notes from a busy week of visits and travels

Tuesday society column records numerous residents traveling to Atlantic City Pittsburgh and Zoar visiting relatives attending weddings and church events plus social gatherings. Notable items include Miss Hedwig Krisch wedding Miss Marie Carr Toronto visiting relatives and a yacht party at Hermit Park with sixteen young couples and the Imperial orchestra.

Beatrice Kelly Carnegie Pittsburg Carnegie Library Billy Gaitree Marietta Oli Hilly McKinley Hermit Park Altamont Altamont Park Imperial Orchestra Frances Lowe Wilma Sinclair Lucille Patterson Anna Brown Madge McClinton Julia M. Sarratt Waco Texas Put-in-Bay Waco Tribune Sarratt Mig Julia May Sarratt Provident Estema F. C. Chambers Michelle Petere Thomas Chambers Atlantic City Anthony Ferrare New York Varo Holy Name Holy Name School J. T. Larimore Bride Niagara John Wilkinson Mary South Sixth Street England Wales St. Peter's Church Hedwig Krisch Heinrich Humpe Father Slattery Elizabeth Martin Frank Boehm Lavinia Gallagher Hattie Bowman A. A. Elliott North Fourth Street Hesket Mexico W. C. Thompson South Street Marie Carr Toront Marguerite Speaks Railroad Avenue Mary Glendenning Bast and Henry Teaff Toronto W. H. Ferry Cambridge Springs Margaret Culbertson Adams Street William Mansfield Minor's W. Va Josephine Purviance Edna Lowmiller Frances Bertha Robinson Ina Bell Kanawha Charleston James Mazee Sqiste Street Sifer John McMurray Viva Hanlin Statigg Benton 5 New Freeport Grace Blanche Mland Deniaon Iowa Mchkim West Market” Street Yesternday George N. Mammond Cildren Smithfield J. KE. Hl Third Street Jane Fegjer Marien Marion W. Jordan Harrisdoure W. L. Medill Massillon Ohio

Eminent Instructors to Lead Jefferson County Institute

Jefferson County and City Teachers Institute to be held in Steubenville from August 27 to 31 1906 features lectures on bank history essential studies and teaching methods. Notable participants include Dr W W Stetson Miss Ada Van Stone Harris Dean Minnich and Prof H C Minnich with sessions ranging from devotional exercises to the thinking process and a concluding business meeting.

Jefferson County Teachers’s Institute Steubenville Agora Miss Harris Dr. Stetson Stereon Misse Dean H. C. Minnich Dr. Stetson Oe Cpere Enery the Supreme Court Aoees Dean Minnich W. W. Stetson Pate D Fivesees Stetson Ope Sey Catar Acees Miss” Harris Bretson Dean Minnieh Harris Aneusta Maine Ada van Stone Harris Rochester N H.C. Minnich Ohio State Normal College Oxford EB. Cunningham W. Everson Jesbella ‘Tappan Secrtary W. Mat ‘Ack W. H. Maurer Wilson H Mawkins M van Cleve David Dodd

Workmen Hurt at La Belle Iron Works

A foreign worker, Peter Sander, was badly burned and two others injured while on duty at La Belle Iron Works Monday night. The men were near furnace holes with wet clay when claders blew, injuring them.

THE Peter Sander He la Belle Iron Works

Moore Run Miners Face Lone Battle Over Union Return

Moores Run miners must fight alone to resume work after union conflict. At Wheeling Creek, Wheeling Creek and Lansing miners refused to join the dispute. National Vice President Lewis and others spoke as talks drifted, with officials saying little. A planned Moores Run meeting aimed to clarify terms of return, though miscommunications about timing caused delays. Reported settlement would require operators to take back union miners and nonunion men to pay a $10 initiation and past dues.

Moeocre's Run United Mine Workers Wheeling Creek Lansing National Lewis Moore’s Run Sullivan Moores Run Andrew Watkins James Briggs Tno

Tragedy on Siding Claims Brus War of Freight Crash

H R Pasture a 23 year old AC and PLR brakeman from Cleveland died after being crushed between two freight cars on a siding at Toronto on Tuesday afternoon. The through freight from Conway to Bellaire had paused for a banana stop when a car rolled into the banana car, pinning Pasture between bumpers. Coroner Campbell recorded the inquest last evening and the body was sent to Cleveland for burial.

H. R. Pasture Conway Bellaire Toronto Pasture Cleveland Fresture Chris Herger Berger Gee Otation Campbell Indies

Bathing accident sparks long gash on swimmer

Walter Edgar of South Fifth Street suffered a painful five inch head wound after hitting submerged object while diving from a spring board into the river. He received medical attention and was reported improving.

Walter Edgar South Fifth Streei Lnwimm Larehian Ile

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PAN Handle Limited Temperanceville Bangageman G. T. Cunningham Ingram Gill Hospital Laugh-an Electric Light Plant Mrs. Jones Old City Nurnburg Ohio Politics Squire Love Elmer Freudenberger Zoar Pansy Hartman Oberlin B. Lashley James Nicholson Robt. Preeberger Clara Crouch Margaret Aldridge Washington, Pa Kate Crogan Wheeling John Caniff Thomas P. Jones David Thomas South Fifth Stret Fittsburg Harry Webber Hazel Niagara Falls Richards Fred Ward Fairmont Reese Ridgley Squire Robert Love L. Boston Wittsburg Third Presbyterian Church George G. Stahl Middletown,c J. R. Reed Unionport George Sturgeon Boston Lilie Munker F. L. Weber North Third Street Leighton Pilmer Wellsville Holland Grace M Amanda B. Smythe Harlem Springs Picisburg Minneapolis Minn National Association of Army Nurses Department M. H. Sharp Fearrett Philadelphia Minneaprolks Mipu Martins Ferry Mise Clara Werrecke Wiliam Bauman Emma Ware George H. Glessner Newcomerstown Clarence Clyde Odell George HM. Glessner Jefferson County and City Teachers’ Institute Gram Hridgeport Danter Belle Ers Moore H.R. Pasture AC & Plr R. Brakeman Ronto Stowbenville Martin’s Ferry Breyionvilis
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