Bride of Tony Basso Comes to Mingle Love and Murder
A woman from Italy arrived in Mingo to wed Tony Basso known as Tony Laberti who fled after fatally shooting Tory Marto at the Red Row in Mingo Junction. Police seek the fugitive, who has $100 sent to his sweetheart and wages due, while the devastated bride-to-be awaits guidance after learning of his murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Basso
Red Row
Mingo Junction
Tory Marto
Carnegie Mil
Tony Laberti
Italy
Mingo
Basso
America
Brakeman Killed in Fatal Train Injury at Wellagikes
Corbin M. Goodlin, 21, a C. P. railroad brakeman from York Pa., was fatally injured yesterday when his left foot was caught in a frog and a car ran over him. After attempting to free himself, he waited as the car approached and suffered amputation of the left leg and severe injuries to the right. He was taken to a hospital. He had worked six months for the railroad and was described as an excellent brakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin M. Goodlin
Wellagikes
Young Goodlin
York
C. & P. Railroad
Collision at Cadiz Junction Wrecks Freight Cars
A rear-end freight collision at Cadiz Junction near East Liverpool derailed a local caboose and scattered seven freight cans. No injuries occurred among the 100+ passengers on the west bound train, thanks to transfer man Frank Duga who stopped the passenger train at Broadway. Investigators cite a broken air pipe as the probable cause. traffic resumed about two hours later.
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Cadiz Junction
East Liverpool
Frank Duga
Duga
Ralston's Crossing
Broadway
Tatal Crossing Claims Another Victim At McDonald
George Rifley, 32, Oakdale resident, was killed crossing the Pan Handle tracks at McDonald Saturday night. He hurried to catch a train, did not see the express, and was killed instantly. Funeral held Tuesday at Oakdale with family and local residents in attendance. The crossing, lacking safety gates, has been the subject of long protest due to its four-track layout and recent deadly incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rifley
McDonald
Oakdale
Hal Jtifley
John Risley
MacDonald
Croatian wedding erupts in violent riots and stabbings
A Croatian wedding at a house on Herminia avenue led to a blood spate of fighting, brick and stone throwing, and multiple knife wounds among attendees. Victims included George France and Mike Motner, while a bystander suffered a severe head wound from a stone. Police and residents seek perpetrators as committees form and local officials promise action.
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Nerminia Avenue
la Belle Gas Producers
Prospect Avenue
Herminia Avenue
George France
Mike Motner
Mother
Mingo
McCoy
Railroad Aviue
John Ruddy
Mingo Junction
Ruddy
Zimmerman
Brother and Baby Poem Snapshots in Dialect
A fragmentary poem in rural dialect sketches a narrator recalling a baby brother, noting wrinkled red skin, early fuzz, blue eyes that seem twin, stitches in the eye, and a mother who calms tears. The text weaves family scenes with rustic humor and a sense of tenderness amid discomfort. References to other items and notes mingle with belated magazine captions and local notices.
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Papa
Edmund Clarence
National Magazine
Saloon Incident Leads to Fines and Arrests on Market Street
A crowd stormed Natalie Molozer's saloon at 106 Market Street taking clothes and two chickens. Officers Boyd and Kane pursued and arrested John O’Hare John McGur Arthur Brown John Gordon and George Williams after a chase to Calligan’s Crossing. Chas Campbell was later detained in the park. Earlier Pat Duffy was fined twenty dollars and costs and sent to the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Duffy
Boyd
Kane
Ben Johnson
Calligan’s Crossing
John O'Hare
John McGur
Arthur Brown
John Gordon
George Williams
Chas Campbell
John Engel
Nick Davis
Lower Market Street
Lewis Spear
Bitter contest erupts in Belmont county race for county offices
Congressman Weems faces blame from allies for pressuring Hunter Armstrong in the Belmont county GOP race for common pleas judge. While Weems stayed neutral between Armstrong and Pollock, close associates defend him as not responsible for the aggressive campaign shift, which promises a bitter primary ahead.
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Belmont County
L. Weems
Hunter S. Armstrong
Common Pleas
Armstrong
Weems
Congress
Intelligencer
Judge
Pollock
Bryan Endorsed for President in 1908 Delegates
The Democratic County Convention met in the Common Pleas Court room at 11 AM to nominate a county ticket and select delegates to the State convention. Mayor F L McCoy presided, Carl Armstrong secretary, with many precincts unrepresented. Delegates and alternates listed by district include Robi Hill, Daniel Sullivan, John Sullivan, Garrett Barry, J H McKee, J J Tonner, J M Gorman, H A Alban, W E Satr, D L Maple, J D Flenniken, J W Stephenson and others.
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David Altman
G. W. Ault
H. L. Borman
A. Frowine
F. L. McCoy
J. H. McKee
H. A. Bell
H. McFadden
J. M. Gorman
Carl Armstrong
Wm. Beil
Robi. Haggerty
John Carey
J. L. McCelland
Common Pleas
Mingo Junction
Robi. Hill
Daniel Sullivan
John Sullivan
Garrett Barry
Same
John Elliott
George Ellitt
Thos
Keane
J. J. Carry
A. E. McLane
J. J. Tonner
J. J. Caniff
Cross Creek
Hayes White
Mr. Cunningham
Island Creek
H. A. Alban
Costonia
W. E. Satr
Toronto No. 1
G. W. Arl
Ross
W. W. McCelland
Conrad McClain
Saline
Withdrawal of Judge Hollingsworth Names from Ballot
Common Pleas Judge Jesse W Hollingsworth withdrew as a candidate in Belmont County. Primary tickets printed with his name were discarded. Health failed him and he lies in Haskins hospital in critical condition, leaving Hunter B Armstrong of Bellaire and Joan Pollack of St Clairsville as the remaining candidates.
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Common Pleas
Jesse W. Hollingsworth
Belmont County
Judge Hollingsworth
Haskins’ Hospital
Hunter
Armstrong
Bellaire
Joan Pollack
St. Clairsville
Accidental Shooting Injures Two Officers at Camp
At the Strassburg Ohio National Guard encampment Major Arthur N. French and Captain Stewart of the First Regiment were wounded when Stewart’s revolver discharged as it snagged in a vestibule door. French was hit in the leg while Stewart’s hand was struck and the bullet lodged near the heart. Stewart received hospital care and French declined confinement after dressing. Both wounds are not considered dangerous and recovery is expected.
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Ohio National Guard
Strassburg
Arthur N. French
Stewart
Co. D
Cincinnati
Major French
Captain Stewart
Reed's Mills Harvest Home Picnic At Sugar Grove
Farmers from this section prepare for the harvest home Sunday school picnic to be held in George L. Jewell's Sugar Grove on next Saturday August 13. Mr and Mrs Tilden Parks of Pittsburgh Pa were visiting Samuel Leech and family last Sunday. The big telephone festival at David Andrews home last Saturday evening raised over 61 dollars. Twenty five boarded the Presbyterian excursion train to Rock Springs Park last Friday and returned pleased. Miss Jizzie Welday is visiting her brother B L Welday near Osage. About 120 people surprised Mr and Mrs William Gilkinson last Saturday at their home.
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George L. Jewell
Sugar Grove
Rock Springs Park
Jizzie Welday
B. L. Welday
Osage
William Gilkinson
Bell divorce suit filed by Charles Bell in Toronto marriage 1903
Charles Bell has begun divorce proceedings against Josephine Bell alleging wilful absence for over three years and neglect of marital duties. They wed June 3, 1903 in Toronto and have a two year old child, Clarence J. Attorney B Taylor represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bell
Josephine Bell
Toronto
Clarence J
B. Taylor
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H. H. McFadden
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