Beall & Steele Drug Co man in Pittsburg business
Wednesday notes show Sam Bygate of Beall & Steele Drug Co visiting Pittsburg on important business. A steady stream of local names attend fairs, weddings, and events from Hookstown to East Liverpool with many folks traveling to neighbors’ homes and regional gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bygate
Beall & Steele Drug Co
Pittsburg
Eugene
Margaret Herb
Hookstown
Thomas Davin
New York
Atlantic City
Erasmus Wilson
Quiet Observer
Herald-Star
Wilson
Uhrichsville
D. B. Grier
New York City
Edeington
Columbus
Ohio
George H. Miller
Fifth
Street Methodist Protestant Church
The
la Belle
Leslie Teaff
C. E. Riley
Coroner Reports Inquest Into Mingo Junction Death
Coroner Campbell files verdict in the Francesco Pannico inquest. He died at Gill hospital on Aug 2 1906 from injuries while unloading ore on the trestle for Mingo blast furnaces. The pole broke while moving cars with a motor, piercing his right groin. The report urges a ready pole supply and safer procedures to prevent further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Francesco Pannico
Gill Hospital
Mingo
Pannico
Italian youth Peter Raguse dies at 19
Peter Raguse aged 19 and of Italian origin died at 4 pm on Friday after a lingering illness. Mrs Woods of Smithfield and mother of Dr Woods died at her home on McIntyre on Friday at age 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Raguse
Property Deeds Show Strong Market Activity in Werren Township
The Recemmer notes a wave of property transfers, with thirteen acres in Werren Township selling for 5000 dollars. Multiple deeds logged across Steubenville, Springfield, Amsterdam, Smithfield, Annapolis and Mingo Junction include real estate transfers to individuals and the Village of Mingo Junction, with prices ranging from 200 to 5900 dollars for various lots and tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recemer
Steubenville Building & Loan Association Co
Harry M. Williams
Steubenville
Samuel JF Mills
David W. Davidson
Springfield
Samuel Baysinger
R. Greenberg
Amsterdam
Margaret Spillan
John Halicki
City
John Findlay
John W. Bryan
Annapolis
Thomas W. Purgiance
J. J. Criswell
Smithfield
David M. Riggs
Mary S. Pye
Ross
Wiliam H. Beall
Thomas J. Stringer
Warren Sp
J. Virginia West
Thomas Stringer
Warren Tp
Wesley Logan
Peter Zambon
Smithfield Ty
George W. Andrews
F. M. Fell
Warren
Mary E. Coyle
Samuel R. Stark
Rankus Trust Co
Belleview
Justin A. Moore
Mingo Junction
Joseph Cassel
Anna J. Shoemaker
Lot City
Slav Wedding Ends With Cutting at Cottage Hotel
At the Cottage hotel on South Third street a Slavish wedding ended in a fight as Glazer Schott cut guest Joe Varish on the arm amid heavy drinking. Joe Toth and his wife were arrested. Hobott faces cutting with intent to wound and a disorderly house charge. Mrs. Toth fined $10 and Toth $20. Hobott held for hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Third Street
Joe Varish
Glazer Schott
Varish
Hobott
Joe Toth
Veteran driver injured after mare stumble at Fleasant Heights track
P. B. Conn, a veteran driver, was injured when his roan mare Sally Conn stumbled during a workout at Fleasant Heights track. Conn pitched onto the track as the horse fell, was unconscious for about twenty minutes, then taken home by ambulance. Doctors found no broken bones, only a large bruise on the head. Conn said this would end his racing days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Conn
Sally Conn
Fleasant Heights
Mr. Conn
T. W. Walker
Noah Welstans Dies in Brilliant At 83
Noah Welstans died in Brilliant this morning at 8 m. aged 83 after an illness with Brights disease. He was born in Wheeling. His wife and two children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Welstans
Brilliant
Bright
Wheeling
Record Breaker at Institute Attendance Sets New Mark
The second day of the teachers institute drew 236 enrollments a record, with music by Supt Van Cleve and devotionals by Dean Minnich. Minnich urged a holistic view of education, outlining five viewpoints and stressing spiritual welfare, then Stetson lectured on literary training and choosing enduring writers over current fiction. Afternoon sessions featured Dr. Stetson’s southward lessons, Matlack guidance on contracts, Anderson of the Inter-State School, and Marais on Ohio School Improvement Federation funding, followed by Minnich on imitation in teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Connell
Steubenville
B. J. Maloy
Dennison
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Second Presbyterian ‘Church
Altamont
Allie Bastard
Agannisport
Mass
Charles Jenkins
New Castle
Joseph Silcox
E. M. van Cleve
Lillian
Ben
Urbana
van Cleve
Martha Hervey
Mary
North Fourth Street
Smithfield
Edna
Jnhi Prindley
Wellsburg
Poland Shepherd
Will Martin
Wheeling
Stella Miller
Edna Bucey
Margaret Orien
Canton
Ohio
Auquest
P. J. O Brien
South Fourth Street
Prof. Patterson
Cleveland
Patterson
Teachers’ Institute
John Baxter
Niagara
Miss Humphreys
Pittsburg
Mayme Lashley
Idella Harper
New Levinso N
D. S. Lewis
Ashland
Chester Anderson
Brooklyn
New York
People’s Credit Co
R. Rachlin
Mr. Allen
Grand Rapids
Iowa
Mary Bell
Y. Dougherty
la Belle Avenue
Coshocton
Waldo
Florida
Connelly
Columbus
Martha B. Smith
Honolulu
Hawaii
Aamont
Jas. Fulton
Davis
Gaston
Wood Nicholson
Frank Sinclair
Ralph Harden
Hettie R. Moses
North Fifth Street
Mary Eaton
Nannie Magan
Lisbon
John T. Scott
Wiona Lake
Richmond
Frankfort Springs
Supt
Dean Minnich
Spencer
Supi
T. RC
Stetson
Supt van Cleve
South
Federation
Jefferson County
Pesalozzi
D. W. Matlack
W.K. Anderson
Rrespondence
Chicago
Anderson
Marais
Toronto
Ohio School Improvement Federation
Lessons from Great Lives Lecture Captivates Audience
Dr Stetson spoke on imitation in education and the teacher as a model shaping the future American. The evening lecture drew many voices asking if it was grand, as his eloquence held the audience spellbound.
Races Delight Crowd on Ideal Final Day at Hilltop Track
A lively final day at the hilltop track drew hundreds as ideal weather boosted attendance. Local horses Ted B Texas Queen and Louise Dorsey sparked interest though Crystal G. won the 2:12 pace and Texas Queen showed spirited efforts in the 2:30 trot with Red Jacket, Cecilian and Dynamo W. close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Plavius
Horseven
Bueche
Ted B
Texas Queen
Louise Dorsey
Mr. Burns
Billy Adell
Dynamo
Red Jacket
Cecilian
Red Cecilian
Dynamo W
Tom J
Corre
Peterson
Red Cecillian
Schacfer
Hall
Jamison
Billy Adel
Mabel Wilkes
Mildred Star
Ceaea
eGraw
Wrry
TSS
Baker
2:20 Trot race clashes and odds from McCook meet
A long racing roundup covers the 2:20 pace with nine starters after Brilliant the Great scratched. Leland B wins the first heat in 2:20, then 2:21 and 2:19 across heats while Wood Girl and Texas Queen contend. Ted B falters, Oliver Moore shows pace but breaks. The crowd and pool sellers push Cyrus G. and national politics mix with local racing chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brilliant the Great
Tatter
Red B
Oliver Moore
Wood Girl
Sandy Jack
Ted B
Leland B
Ida C
Tel B
Heywood
Ies Wood Girl
Hall
Methaw
Edwin Gwynn
Br H
Hill
Fin
Cwhbor
Pearl Norval
Ferguson
Coonrod
Cbarnsick
Chalof
Cyrus G
Pool Sellera
Texas Queen
Toronto
Lucky Jim
Little Rube
Guystle
Crystal G
Foraker
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John Dowd
Knoxville
C. A. Campbell
Marietta
J. M. Robinson
Lawrence Townsend
Indianapolis
I. M. Scott and Sons
Chautauqua
Wilma Riley
Fay Smith
Pitt
Mary McMurray
Sadie Mackey
Fittsburg
D H. Darrah
Bellaire
Celia
Mary Levinson
Andrew Forsythe
Georgia Weber
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Sumner Cochran
Martin's Ferry
Laura Waldie
Charles
Russel
Carnegie
L. E. Holroyd
Minnie Fieisse
Alice Clark
Edward Howard
James and
Raymond McCann
Atoona
John Caniff
North Sixth Street
Josiat Meyes
Awarn
N. Y
John
Charles Moran
A. M. Cheeks
Fred Morrow
Markles
Chas Ryan
South Fifth Street
New Alexandria
Walter Warris
Canada
Cautions Steel Company
Salkeld
Werren Township
Glazer HO
Herald Star
W. W
Crystal Glass
Billy J
Valentine
Cranes
Ak Ee Ee Little
Abe
Kennedy
Hearst
Collier's Weekly
Elihu Root
United States
Foraker and
Corporation
Alek
Roosevelt
Senate
News and Comment
Interesting Teachers Institute
Maine
Reformers
Perry Wiles
Zanesville
McCook
Bryan
Jack the Ripper
Judge Cook
Thompson
Hartje
Clevland
Wellman
Philadelphia
Marie Longworth
Dover
Littlefield
Wow
Cadix
Warsaw
Salem
Cuba
Gen
Min
Peterhof
Russell Sage
Lowa
Congressman Thomas
New York Central Railroad
Taft
Bath
Mr. Dick
Burton
Teddy
P.O. M
Walter Wellman
North
Longworth
Washington D. C
Ashtabula
McKinnon
Qchicans
Congressional Committee
Standard Oil
Thomas W.lawson
McKinney
Viet
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