Brakeman Ramsey fatally crushed on eve of wedding
Perry Ramsey a brakeman for the C P R railroad in Mingo Junction was killed Thursday evening in the Carnegie plant east yards. He was to marry next week in Pittsburg and had planned to move into rooms on South street. His death came when cars rolled together caught him between knucklers. The accident stunned coworkers who had raised funds for funeral emblems. Ramsey’s body was sent to Parcer, Pa, with his sister and father accompanying the remains.
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Perry Ramsey
Mingo Junction
Pittsburg
Carnegie Plant
Ramsey
South Street
Mr. Ramsey
Parcer
Settlement for August With the State Auditor
County Auditor Reynolds reports August net collections of 284783 42 with distributions to state funds and local entities. Totals include 108745 40 to state and county funds, 86719 04 to school districts and various pikes, and 422 59 for special assessments.
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Reynolds
State of Ohio
Linkink
State University
State Common School
Jefferson County
Bridge Fund
S. & P. Pike
Warrenton Pike
A. & H. Pike
Knoxville Pike
Empire Pike
Neel Pike
P. & D. Pike
Shelley Station Pike
Dog Fund
His Commission in Lunacy Testimony Favor Disputed
An expert remarks on the sum given for his portion of the testimony, praising the payment as a preferred arrangement in the lunacy commission case reported by the Baltimore American.
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Baltimore American
Train hold up saves mother on Pan Handle express
The Pan Handle fast mail and express was held up fifty five minutes at Columbus on its way from Pittsburg to Prescott Ariz. Mrs Sarah Suckle a young mother traveling with Henrietta Hinden was taken from the train at Columbus to Hunt's hospital after doctors and nurses treated her.
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Pan
Columbus
Pittsburg
Sarah Suckle
Prescott
Ariz
Henrietta Hinden
Northeastern Ohio Firemen Hold Convention in Aetna ville
The Northeastern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's Association met in Aetnaville for its annual convention. No tournament was held this year as the Aetnaville hose racing team did not organize a local event, limiting representation to Coshocton Leetonia Salem Columbiana and Toronto members.
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Northeastern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's Association
Aetnaville
Coshocton
Leetonia
Salem
Columbiana
Martins Ferry Hosts Convention Delegates Hear Then Race History
Delegates from several cities met as President J H Lightell led the session in Coshocton. Dr J W Darrah reported Martin's Ferry's bid for the 2008 convention and tournament, which was unanimously approved. Officers elected: President J H Lightell, Vice President John Entricker, Secretary Dr J W Darrah, Treasurer W E B Werner. The group visited Martin's Ferry fire department and viewed the local world championship Felt team at Ath a Ga. They expressed disappointment that Bridgeport did not hold a tournament despite readiness.
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Coshocton
John Entricker
Salem
J. W. Darrah
Martin's Ferry
Leetonia
Atha
Bridgeport
Potters Trade Office Talks Set In New York
The United States Potters' Association and the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters will meet next Monday at the Astor Hotel in New York to discuss trade demands and renew the wage scale agreement expiring October 1. Representatives include W. E. Wells and others for manufacturers, and T. J. Duffy and members of the national board for the Brotherhood, with delegates from East Liverpool Wheeling Sebring Trenton and local centers.
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United States Potters’ Association
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Astor Hotel
New York
W. E. Wells
H.N. Harker
Joseph G.lee
T. A. McNicol
W. L. Smith
George Thompson
East Liverpool
C. W. Franzheim
Wheeling
A. Sebring
Sebring
Daniel Willets
Mr. Peakin
Trenton
N. J
Brotherhood
T. J. Duffy
Fo A. Hutchins
Edward Menge
John T. Wood
Charles Dorff
The
National Board
Joseph Smith
Samuel Burgess
Herbert Hunt
Leroy Fowler
Fast Liverpool
James Delvin
John DeArcy
Thomas Harney
Madrid High Above the Sea
Madrid stands taller than other European capitals with a height of 2,090 feet above sea level. The city’s elevated position is noted as a distinctive geographic feature among European cities.
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Madrid
Jefferson County military reunions and fairs schedule
A list of upcoming reunions and fairs in Jefferson County and surrounding areas. Events include the Soldiers' Reunion at Stanton Park in Steubenville on August 29, the 52nd Regiment O V I reunion on August 28, Harvest Home at Jewett on August 17, state and county fairs from September to October, and the McKinley monument dedication in Canton on September 16 with related regimental reunions in Toronto and Canton across September and October.
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Jefferson County
Stanton Park
Steubenville
52Nd Regiment
O. V
Jewett
Columbus
Ohio
M. E. Om
Cleveland
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
126Th Regiment
Canton
McKinley
Coshocton
Carroll County
Carrollton
Coshocton County
Cashocton
Harrison County
Cadiz
Stark County
Toronto
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Regiment
McKinley Monument
Remains of Charles Anderson Interred in Pittsburg
The remains arrived from Galases Arizona and the interment occurred this morning with Rev. Miller officiating. Family members and relatives traveled from Pittsburg for the ceremony. Pallbearers were Jas H Barr, Benj McGee, Louis Anderson and George Burke. Mr. Anderson died recently in Arizona of appendicitis and was a son of the late Henry C. Anderson formerly of Steubenville.
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Charles Anderson
Galases
Arizona
Miller
Pittsburg
Jas. H. Barr
Benj. McGee
Louis Anderson
George Burke
Mr. Anderson
Apendicitis
Henry C. Anderson
Steubenville
Conscience Proverb Reflects Moral Tale From German Saying
A German proverb notes that a clear conscience in heaven contrasts with a guilty one in hell, underscoring that inner virtue brings peace while wrongdoing leads to punishment. The saying serves as a timeless reminder of ethical conduct and accountability.
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Hell
Marriage Licenses Between Several Couples in Steubenville and Nearby Towns
A list of marriage licenses issued for couples including Leonard Owings and Mary L. Edwards of Toronto, Joshua Freeland and Clara May Burke of Steubenville, Emory J. Taggart and Emme Vantisburg of Port Homer, John Arkley and Cora B. Dalton of Steubenville, Alex B. Holland and May M. Miller of Steubenville, Edward J. Snavely and Flora E. Emfeld of Adena, George K. Pearce of Steubenville and Eva E. Lowry of Hammondsville, Frank Volpe and Bridget Nailent of Steubenville, Samuel J. Wickeman and Mary Gottshall of Amsterdam, Carmine Vitale and Carmela Ginneta of Steubenville, Peter Lutrzykowski and Micha lina Borawska of Steubenville, and George Kaytas and Edith Keenan of Empire.
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Leonard Owings
Toronto
Mary L. Edwards
Joshua Freeland
Philadelphia
Clara May Burke
Steubenville
Emory J. Taggart
Emme Vantisburg
Port Homer
John Arkley
Cora B. Dalton
Alex. B. Holland
May M. Miler
Edward J. Snavely
Flora E. Emfeld
Adena
George K. Pearce
Eva E. Lowry
Hammondsville
Frank Volpe
Bridget Nailent
Samuel J. Wickeman
Mary Gotshall
Amsterdam
Carmine Vitale
Carmela Ginneta
Peter Lutrzykowski
Michalina Borawska
George Kaytas
Edith Keenan
Empire
Coroner files two inquests on mine deaths
Coroner Campbell holds Jos Peasle died July 2 at No 1 Brackley mine from contacting a trolley wire. He was not working and negligence cited for failing to avoid the wire. Romeno Pollolelle died July 31 1907 at Harpersville after a neck strike from a cable while riding incline cars. negligence noted for warned practice being ignored.
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Campbell
Jos. Peasle
Bracley
Romeno Pollolelle
Harpersville
Wound Sustained at Holliday's Cove Well
James Lindoff suffered a scalp wound after contact with a guard arm on the bull wheel shaft at Holliday's Cove well. Eight stitches were required to treat the injury.
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James Lindoff
Holliday’s Cove
Water Street loiterer held in for loans and sports houses
Joe Small was run in last night for loitering continually on Water Street. He allegedly harassed men for loans and escorted them to sporting houses. Two drunks and one lodger were also held in the lockup that night.
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Small
Joe
Water Street
Cadiz Mayor’s Liquor Suit Against Adams Express Compromised
The suit by Mayor Perry of Cadiz against Adams Express Company over liquor deliveries to C. O. D. parties in a prohibition town has been compromised. Adams Express promises to reform and to withdraw liquor orders, agreeing not to carry further such orders.
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Adams Express Company
Perry
Cadiz
Adams Express Co
Cleveland orator wows Steubenville reunion crowd
Rey Dr John Wilson, famed Cleveland speaker, stirred Bethesda Chautauqua on Wednesday with strong backing for George Burton for U.S. Senator and General D A Hollingsworth for Congress, drawing prolonged cheering from attendees.
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John~. Wilson
Cleveland
Steubenville
Bethesda Chautauqua
Eodere Burtoy
U. S
D. A. Hollingsworth
Congress
Suit to Foreclose Mortgage on Brush Creek Property
Jacob Barnett files suit against Matthew Warden John Warden and Chas F Rey to foreclose on Brush Creek township property on a mortgage note for 22125 Pais ley attorney.
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Jacob Barnett
Matthew
John Warden
Chas
F. Rey
Brush Creek Township
Paisley
Bids Rejected For Spring Field Township Pikes
Bids opened for the Spring Field Township pikes were considered too high and not accepted. The project will be re advertised for bids to proceed with readvertisement and new offers.
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Springfield Township
Slavey boy loses toes at Fope Tin Works accident
A Slavish boy employed at the Fope Tin Works had his left foot caught in cogs of the machinery last night and all of his toes were cut off. He was removed to the hospital and Dr. Laughlin attended him.
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Fope Tin Works
Taft Meeting Set in Columbus Under Harris Lead
Governor Harris will preside at a Taft gathering in Columbus next Monday night with War Secretary as guest. A reception at Chittenden Hotel precedes a statewide delegation meeting and a parade will start the event. Railroads and interurbans expect hundreds of Republicans to travel to Columbus.
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Harris
Columbus
Buckeye Republican Club
Republicans of
Chittenden
Taft
Bishop Hartley Attends Dillonvale Funeral Services
Bishop Hartley officiated at the funeral of the late pastor in Dillonvale yesterday and then paid a brief visit to Steubenville.
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Hartley
Dillonvale
Steubenville
Pastor J H Ruge Receives Manchester Church Call
Reverend J H Ruge of the First Congregational Church of this city has accepted a unanimous call to Manchester Congregational Church in Manchester Massachusetts. The church, organized in 1640 and rebuilt in 1716, boasts a large congregation and modern manse. Ruge will depart for his new field of labor in September, leaving many friends pleased by his new appointment.
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First Congregational Church
Manchester Congregational Church
Manchester
Mass
New Ao
Ruge
Enland
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