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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1906

Page

7

Social notices widen circle of East Liverpool guests

A long list of visitors and residents enjoying outings and gatherings in East Liverpool is reported. People from Baltimore Cambridge Springs Belle Vernon Wheeling and other towns arrive for picnics, dinners, and two week visits at parks and homes.

New Hotel Sold for Amsterdam Property by Local Bank Leader

The Kihu Noble property at Amsterdam has been sold to a group led by Elmer Black of Salineville, president of the People's Bank of Amsterdam, to erect a $20,000 hotel. Blanche Porter, sister of 1 Love, died Thursday afternoon. Funeral held at Vanderrrift Saturday at 10:30 AM.

Amsterdam Kien Elmer Black Salineville People's Bank of Amsterdam Love Blanche Porter Feneral Vanderrrift

Ohio politics and Roosevelt faction tensions inform 1904 coverage

A collection of political notes from Ohio and national figures discusses Charley Dick’s suitability as U S Senator and party boss, calls for genuine Republican merit over factional power, and flags President Roosevelt’s stance amid Ohio and Pennsylvania battles. It mentions Penrose, Platt, and other Senators, and notes heat, a wreck near Johnstown, and Democratic strategies.

Ohio Charley Dick U. S New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Indiana Illinois Iowa Penrose Republican Party Buckeye Max Platt Depew Dolliver National ‘Tribune Soldiers’ Paper

Uncle Bill’s War Baseball Tale

Uncle Bill tells a war tale set at Simmons Crick where shells fly and a mighty battle roars. He recalls duty and baseball memory guiding him as he faced gunfire and shells, joking that he played through the danger and batted them all out.

Uncle Bill Bill

Mrs Elizabeth Stone Sues Rose Stone For Divorce And Alimony

Elizabeth O Stone files suit against Rose D Stone seeking divorce restoration of maiden name Moreland alimony and a court order barring interference at her home on South Street She cites his idleness profligacy and dissipation since their 1899 marriage alleging failure to provide a home for over three years and that he has squandered $1900 in inheritance and forged bills in her name He is accused of associating with idle and dissolute women and staying out until 4 am Her mother furnished housing and clothing due to his conduct ER D Erskine represents the petitioner

W. C. Fisher Cleveland Joseph Simpson Columbus Wm Llewellyn Pittsburg Follanskee Carl Smith Hsg Martin’s Ferry Russel Price Pittspurge Robert Freudenberger Zoar Sadie Carnill Joe Maxwell Rochester Presley Kells W. F. Ridgley Harlem Springs J. R. Tipton Johnstown William Beerbewer Mary Ward Fairmont W. Va William Stillwer Easton Steubenville Ola Edna McDevitt Mary Huscroft Philadelphia Crooksville Jacob Georgia Weber Niagara John Bassford Wellsburg C. W. Rooke Pleasant Heights James H. Tanner North Sixth Street New York Ida Shavel Gertrude Bloom Birmingham Alabama James Pagen George H. Albertin William Charles Albertin Chalfontie Atlantic City William Butte Baltimore Francis Weddle Elizabeth Call Altamont W. S. Walker Marion R. B Goucher J. McConnell Paul Atlntic City Florence Matz Mary Emmett Horne Knoxville McLain Brooke County N. W. Jacobs New Alexandria Jacobs Elizabeth O. Stone Rose D. Stone Moreland LDA Mfe ER. D. Erskine

Coal conflict at Plum Run over contractor dispute

The U S Coal Co at Plum Run faces a prolonged clash with an Italian contractor who supplied about 1000 miners during a strike. After settlement the company wants to replace workers, insisting on resuming full employment while the Italian presses to uphold the contract, promising ongoing trouble until the agreement ends.

U. S. Coal Co Plum Run

Eastern Ohio Patents This Week

H F Dunlap patent attorney of Wheeling W Va reports patents issued this week to Western Ohio inventors. Names include Charles T Inman and H A Robinson Akron cement on concrete binder. L Kimberly Circleville hammetie fastener for harness and hold-backetraps. Bradford burden assigner to Borden Co Warren pipethreading machine. Robert J Redd Cuyahoga Falls feeding device. B F Shuart Oberlin casket-lowerine.

Eastern Ohio H. FE. Dunlap Wheeling W. Va Western Ohio Charles T. Inman Akron L. ©. Kimberly Circleville Bradford Borden Borden Co Warren Robert J. Redd Cuyahoga Falls B. F. Shuart Oberlin

Mrs Little Seeks Guardian’s Funds Paid To Her

In Belmont county probate court Jessie Sharp Little asks the court to have William Sharpe Dougherty’s funds held by executor Franklin Dougherty paid to her as guardian. The minor is 17, with Little alleging wasteful management and seeking removal of funds to the original appointment district. Guardian Hill counters that Little is unfit due to extravagance and the minor can be supported with income, schooling, and earnings. he asks denial and for funds to stay with the executor’s guardian.

Jessie Sharpditle Willan Sharp Dougherty Franklin Dougherty William Dougherty Littie Wiliam Sharpe Dougherty Washington, Oh, C Willon Sharpe Dougherty Jordan and Rigger Little Guardian Hill

Unknown Man in Ohio River Beaverdam Likely Murdered

A body found floating in the Ohio River at Beaver Dam Sunday is believed to be a man about 45 years old, 5 feet 7 inches, 175 pounds, smooth shaven with heavy dark hair. Coroner Wade notes a forehead cut suggesting foul play and no water in the lungs, implying death preceded immersion. He was well dressed and had a woman's penknife in his pocket, with authorities suspecting the body entered the water after death.

Ohio River Beaver Dam Wade

Death Notices for Frank Williams and John W. Wilson

Frank Williams died at Gill Hospital after a three week typhoid illness. He was 25, born in Buenos Aires, lived here 25 years, fluent in Spanish Italian and English, acted as interpreter and timekeeper, survived by brother Charles. John W. Wilson formerly of the 15th Ohio Regiment died at John Dorsey’s home near Rush Run at about 1 year of age, survived by a son, was a Stanton Post G A R member and long-time First Ward assessor.

Heor Frank Williams Gill Hospital M. Tobasso’s Buenos Ayres Argentine Republic Court House John W. Wilson 15Th Ohio Regiment John Dorsey Rush Run Capt. Wilson Stanton Post G. A. R First Ward

Death of Bergholg businessman John Moore at 68

John Moore a prominent Bergholg citizen and business man died Friday night aged about 68. He had been ill for a short time and is survived by his wife one daughter Mrs Mc Coy wife of Mayor McCoy of Mingo Junction and two sons Pearl and Mordecai Jr. Funeral services will be Sunday at 11 o clock conducted by Rev Dr C E Manchester of this city

Mary Erskine Walter Hanley Baltimore Fokine Cambridge Springs Hazel McTivane Belle Vernon Edna Goodwin Wheeling Mary Louise Steele North Fourth Street Steele Stanton Park Helen Ely Willian McD. Miller North Fifth Street Buffalo N. Y M. Alexander Eleanor Atlanta City Alice Hogan Pittsburg A. G. McManus Leona Fernwood Bellaire Norah Agnes Loftus Vist Carnegie Pansy Hartman Oberlin Ohio Clara B. Lashiey Anna Wilson Smithfield Flora Tickerstaff Edna Buchagen Mount Vernon Cole John Doyle South Tight Street Florence Doyle Chicago Frank Whiter Germantown Margaret Evans Clarkson W. Na Albert Zink Cadiz James Spence Pleasant Heights Wheeing Jennie Fisher Mountain Lake Park Davis Famiy Island Park Nennison B. Martin New Martinsville George Whitmore Harrison County W. A. Drake Robert Patterson Florence Davis Gaston Will Humble Rev. C. D. White Mabel White Sallie Mary Johnston Church Street Cleveland Sam May Atlantic City H. H. Robb New Cumberland Morris Goodfriend Squire Griffth St. Clairsville E. A. Hart James MeWha Jane Con Georgia Weber Niagara Falls W. J. Bradt Dillonvalle van Horn Ely the Traction Co Sharp Mabel Thompson East End Blanche Georgia Eliott Heriot Park Maurice McCoy Zor D. FB. Weaver Pitt Edna Rudyard Toronto William Pickard Richmond Ind R. G. Howetter John B. Lolroyd Columbus Grace McCracken W. R. Alban Canbridge B. K. Kennedy Alan Hunter Toledo William Smithwaite Florence Maxwell Ernest Mackey New Castle Wm. Mackey South Third Street E. W. Kelsey Philadelphia E. Pearce B. Galvin George Hawkins New York City Henry Dobbins Goshen, N. Y George Foster TB. H. Linton Frank Linton Salineville Schools New Alexandria Mayme Carney Helena Caniff North Sixth Street Louise Pless Anna Eva Lazureville C. D. White J. A. Collins W. HL. Thompson A. R. Elliott Frank Burns Canada Ross Thompson Edith Harry Carothers Wellsville Roy Maxwell Naomi Sturgeon Ira. Della Trash Pendleton Ora Stewart Ida Meyer Market Street Renford Smith and West McIntyre Stillwater Henry C. Shallcross C. J. Nash Youngstown Margaret Ralph Chas. Moren Fred Morrow Markle Steubenville Harry McConnell R. G. Porter Hugh Wildpret Grace Olive Gitchel Viva McCausland Wellville McKim West Market Street Olive Newark Margaret J. Ballentine Thomas Ritson Canal Zone Panama Ritson Katie Ovington Mary Murphy Edward ‘Sipp Denton J. A. Meighen William Woolsfield T. W. Vance Washington County Pas Vance Edward Barbee Herald Job Department Cincinnati Winn McManiman George B. Wirters Mountain Lake Fork Barclay Tanner HH. de Nilt Smith New Cumperland Robert Love Elmer Freudenberger Zoar Ivo Unistaken He Howe Nell McElroy Whealing Wellsburg Wrenay Elroy Elizabeth Bell Miss Wiatson Mt Clemens Bell Lake Country Detroit Adrian College Wie Mittleberger May Richardson Mary McGinnis Hermit Park Miss Richardson Tirses Nan <Eanan Mary McCormick Alice Clark Greensburg Putter Gallipolis John (Ollier Sixth Avenue B. Merryman Rhooifield Careton Nicholson J. B Thuris Newees Tony H. W. Cooper Knoxville Naomi Roth M. L. Scott Dandier May David Altman Rey J. William Foster Harry Zink Fanny Graham Letha Martin's Ferry Anne Daugherty Pitsburg R. Lb. Maxwell Neomi Elizabeth Maxwel John Orr Mary Lizzie Fogg M. J. Shipley Bella Helen Miller Alliance, Co Afiss Bertha Eagan South Fourth Street James B. Daur Charles Buehler Lee Fulton Crawford Milwaukee Lakes George M. Miller Empire Sunday Rosenberger Florence Stamm Fana Rev Weir Ashtabula Ta Ovely Clinton Street First Presbyterian Church Katherine Ovington New York Ovington Cecil Mahon John Malone Caughter Mildred Worstall Liverpool Hazel Mercer Mr. Mercer Mercer Chase Smith John Moore Bergholg

Trademark registrations for several goods filed across states

Certificate of trademark registration were issued to Chester Smith of Oak Hill for a pneumatic cushioned stool George Snook of Ashland for excavating and loading paraphernalia Charles W Spangler of Wooster for a three horse double tree and Adam C Williams of Ravenna for a toy hawk. Also registered were Kleanit Mfg Co Akron for soap containing fine grit Selby Shoe Co Portsmouth for leather boots and shoes and Voegele & Dinning Co Mansfield for chocolate evening co Mansfield for chocolate cream and chocolate coated candy.

Chester Smith Oak Hill George Snook Ashland Charles W. Spangler Wooster Adam C. Williams Ravenna Toy Hawk Kleanit Mfg. Co Akron Selby Shoe Co Portsmouth Voegele & Dinning Co Mansfield Chocolate Evening Co

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