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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1906

Page

12

Bold hold up of an Adams Express man on Third Street

A Hungarian duo robbed Adams Express messenger Charles Carpenter on Third Street near Slack Avenue about 9 pm. They searched his pockets and took two oranges, then let him go, after questioning if he carried firearms. Carpenter notified police. a search followed with no suspects seen. The incident appears peculiar and linked to residents from Pierce Co. Meanwhile, several probate filings and estate actions populate a legal notices column, listing final accounts, inventories, appraisements, and administrator bonds for multiple local estates.

Charles Carpenter Adams Express Cx Mr. Carpenter A. H. Herbert Western Union Express Ae Ib Pierce Co

New Route From Steubenville to Mingo Opens Today

Steubenville Traction and Light Co adopts new corporate name as Steubenville and Fast Liverpool Railway and Light Co. opens the Wells street extension to Mingo with a twenty minute service and twelve minute run to Mingo. First trips run from Market and Third streets, double-header cars carry holiday shoppers, with plans to discontinue hilltop Altamont service and upgrade undergrade culvert before extending further.

Mingo Wells Street Pike Market and Third Street Brilliant Steubenville Altamont Messrs Owen Schaefer Quiljen Rohling Herald-Star Mar Wheeling Traction Company Steihenville Fast Liverpool Company Ihan’s Corner Altamient Steubenville Traction & Light Co Leubenville & Fast Liverpool Railway and Light Co Empire Wellsville

Court News Settlements and Divorces in Local Cases

In the Antonio Longa administrator case a settlement of three hundred dollars was reached with Guiseppi Principata and the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Ry Co. In Lizzie Woods versus Fitzburg Coal Co. et al. funds in the hands of the defendant were ordered released. Minnie M. Carrothers was granted a divorce from Gee Carrothers for extreme cruelty and is to recover costs, with court costs to be paid by the respondent.

Antonio Longa Guiseppi Principata S. Wabash-Pittsburg Ry. Co Lizzie Woods Fitteburg Coal Co We. cc St. J. Ry Wabash Pitsburg Hatry Minnie M. Carrothers Gee Carrathers

Probate Court Estate of Geoge Sweatin hearing set

In Steubenville probate court the will of Geoge T Sweatin is filed for probate and a hearing date in December is set. Gruber is attorney. The estate of Joshua Py Cole is also noted.

Geoge T. Sweatinee Steubenville Gruber Joshua Py Cole

Steubenville Building Boom Aims at 1907 Growth

The Steubenville boom years show 1906 new homes and business blocks valued at about a million dollars with 154 residences built and many additions remodelings and repairs. Concrete block replaces stone for foundations as plans for hotels theaters and mills unfold in 1907. Numerous properties on LaBelle View Reserve Place and surrounding streets rise, with detailed listings of residences and commercial blocks and extensive remodeling across streets like North Third Fourth Fifth Sixth and Seventh.

Steubenville Ian Ohio Valley Supply Co Oiny LaBelle View POE Deavecesse Akc da Ieeee Reomer Cao Cci Monroe Ceiss Steubenville Hardware and Supply Co South Sixth Street O W. Burford North Third Street Bath Hiner Flixabeth Lowe Stanton Boulevard Frank Lowe Blanche Wilenn South Water Street Verendah Lambert Freidl A. Moore North Sixth Street W. Vaudin W._S. Smith North Sixth W. H. Lowe Market Street Sip Schwaben Smith Huebner Washington Street Joseph Frey South Fifth Street Toronto Frances Gerber Sixth Logan Streets W. Bendure Adams Street Overly South Fifth H. & Overly Ki J. Davis Koronto Ohio Valley Clay Co Steubenville Coal & Mining Co North Ninth Street Ceorge Flote North George Floto George Carrothers D. W. Matlack Chas. Specht South Fourth Street Fines Clark Locust Street W, Simmons Chris Hineman J, Rothstein W. J. Clark Court Street Ohio River Sand and Gravel Co Bor Nancy Irwin North Third Ab McCoy Trank Fach Nicholson Newell Williams West Franklin Avenue Tohn Bendure North Seventh Street William Vaughn North Seventh George E. Sharpe Thos. Purcell G G. Gaston Stanton Houevard William Nath Renmn William Noltemeyer Dock Street Harry Freeman Iside Rose Hennaghar John Poehler Croskey J. W. Gray Madison Avenue J. P. Parks Ross Street Ry Con M.rendure Panhandle Bridge M.colville North Wirth Street William and Kirk Myers North Fifth Street Lark Nicholson Spring Avenue LC. McKee Lincoln Avenue J. W. Bendure Mr Overly A. M. Lyons Johm McKee Wylie McGough Albert Wilson Wilson's Run Janes Speaks Wilson’s Run Edward Thomas Robert Hill Samuel McKee George Niedengard Stone Foundation John Levere Rev H. L. Grabel Pleasant Heights Chas Looman J. W. Forney Belmont Brewing Co R. R. Ave John Sullivar Tranklin Avenue Samuel Marker North Eighth Martin Muliee North Eighth St Ross Myers West Market Street Wm. Crawford West Market Joseph Lawson West Market St Aug Floto North Fourth Street Andrew Eage la Belle View M. M. Dunlope James Longacre J C. Lashley Reserve Avenue J. C. Lashley Boulevard Verarda Port Cochiere Whos McCullough George Harris Ed, Richards Chester Harper Harry Mutton Samuel and Ernest Stark John Burns John S. Parsons Dr. Sanders Charles A. Martin A. M. Worley John Beans W. C Mattern

Big Gusher Strikes On Brenneman Farm In Hancock County

A large oil gusher was brought in on the Brenneman farm in Hancock County West Virginia on Thursday night by Archie Freshwater and Co. The well is reported to be capable of 70 to 100 barrels daily and a stronger gush is expected as drilling continues. The excitement spreads across the region as oil men from the Ohio Valley hurry to the new field. Jewett parties report a robust well on the Powers farm near Hopedale producing about 20 barrels per day. A Cadiz company plans a test on the Hogg farm east of Cadiz. a prior test in the area yielded a small showing.

Brenneman Hancock County W. Va Archie Freshwater & Co Ohio Valley Jewett Powers Farm Hopedale Cadiz Hogg Farm

Butcher William Starr Suffers Severe Finger Injury

William J. Starr, a well known Lincoln Avenue butcher, had two fingers of his right hand caught in a meat grinder this morning and partly ground off. The injury is described as very serious by witnesses and medical staff.

Wiliam J. Starr Lincoln Avenue

Beech Bottom Coal sued for death of miner Orosz

Robert L. Ramsey as administrator of Steve Orosz filed in Brooke county circuit court a $10,090 damages suit against Beech Bottom Coal Company alleging negligence caused Orosz death on July 27 1906 at the Wellsburg West Virginia mine. Orosz died when roof and slate and coal fell while he worked in the main entry. the company allegedly failed to properly support timber and roof. Orosz left a wife and several dependent children. Trial likely at February term.

Beech Bottom Coal Company West Virginia Wellsburg Brooke County Robert L. Ramsey Steve Orosz P. P .Lewis BR. J. Ramsey Josz Orosz

Gas and oil drilling update on Arroyo farm lands

The No 2 well on the George Brenneman farm at Arroyo is expected today and the Freshwater tract well could come in at any time. Freshwater is drilled by Stewart Bros and Brenneman by Mildren Bros. Harry Luntz of Steubenville was seen at Bud Hilliard farm Wednesday. The No 1 well is still drilling about 300 feet down. Niswonger Bros repiped a gas well on their farm and found water had driven the gas out. the old well dates to 14 years ago.

George Brenneman Arroyo Stewart Bros Brenneman Mildren Bros Harry Luntz Steubenville Bud Hilliard Niswonger Bros

Banquet by O S U and O M U Graduates Held at Hotel Lacey

About twenty five guests attended the first joint banquet of O S U and O M U students in this city, with Prof. Foulk as guest of honor. Dr. Dodd of Ohio Medical University spoke on university unity and potential consolidation. Toastmaster W R Alban presided, and several alumni and faculty from both universities were listed among the guests.

Lacey Foulk Q. S Columbus Dr. Dodd QC. M. A Efalf Shell Lady Fingers W. R. Alban, Esq Fealk U. S. U1 Dodd Ohio Medical University Or. U M. U W. W. Parmenter QO. S. U Augusta Connelley

Steubenville Business College Holiday program honors Prof Thompson

After a merry session pupils crowded the chair to honor Prof Thompson principal. They presented him a bronze book tack and gifts including a dozen calling cards two Christmas cards and two art calendars as they closed the afternoon. The teachers and pupils then prepared for holiday separation.

Frof. Thompson Steubenville Business College Thompson

Marriage Licenses Granted in Various Localities

A list of marriage licenses shows women and men from Steubenville, Richmond, Elmira, Leubenville, Prilhant, Connorsville, Mi Pleasant, Startle, Adena, Toronto and Warrenton pairing with partners including Ada May Holliday Tracy Watt Pearle Cleveland Margaret Hall Tresia Mezeg Clara Sterling Leroy Parson Jessie Murie Anna Work John Nossekoff Ray Breida Walter Hines Emma Gongaware Dora Sivard Chas Lewis Hastie Kline and others in the period notice.

Wmn J. Oxley Ada May Holliday Long Run Paul P. Thompson Tracy M. Watt Richmond John W. Leve Elmira N. Y Pearle I Cleveland Leubenville John J. Haislet Margaret Hall Prilhant Robert E. Lowery Clive K. Hamilton Steubenville Daniel Bartak Tresia Mezeg Connorsville Berete E

Local clergy and educator head home for holidays

Prof. George L Thompson, assistant teacher at Steubenville Business College, left Friday for Marion Illinois to spend the holidays with his parents. Rev Jo Randall, secretary of the General Conference Commission Aggressive Evangelism, is in the city to spend the holidays with relatives and will preach at the First M E Church Sunday evening.

George L. Thompson Steubenville Business College Marion Ill Jo © Randall General Conference Commission Randall M.E

Also Mentioned on This Page

Adams Express I. Cole J. C. Cole Erskine & Smith Attorneys Wm Armstrong Wells Township Audrey M Sutherland A. C. Lewis S Tomey Joel H. Carr Smithfield Townslip Myra L. Carr T. Kitheart McCoy & Armstrong Henry W. Kolling John W. Porter The Guardian Porter John W. Wilsor D. C Kerr Elzabeth A. Fisher Clarence A. Fisher C. A. Fisher Antonio Buffene Alban E. D. Erskine Frederick Kisses Lottie Klages Kithest & Bigger Anna Glenn Vivian Agnew Thos. PF. Reagan Mareo J. Reagan Bend Mansfeld & Merryman Harry R. Barney Morris Aleman McGowan Ative Court News Probate John Wannemacher Mallock Call Franklin Avenue Fred Mosell Feward Connelly North Eighth Street Joseph Perger Owen Jones Liberty Street Mr. Fisher North Bickth Street Tohn McClare Highland Avenue Pennaghan Thes Bishop Sr Wells Lizzie Wagner George Sheppell Steuhenville Real Estate Coa South Fourth Thornburg Fleasant Heights A.W. McDonald Sai K A W. McDonald R.ge Clarence Antill Clarence Antel Abe Robinson William Martin William Wise Jos. Saversburg James McHugh D. M. Berdure Peter Voight Fred Duvall Bio Foundation T. W. Walker Beatty Jos. Foster H. W. Cooper Peatty Wy. A. Martin Harvey Strong James Keister Oliver Burford Justus Mildner Roy Hileman Luther Carpenter George A. Campbell Prospect Avenue R. C. Bowman Gaston & Low James T. Brady Heath Linduff Frances Hall D. Georgia Fulton Horace Simmons Sharp's Foundry Slack Street Wit Stone Foundation John Rutherford Mr. Black Mr. Patton Alfred Shumaker Norman Winters John Crozier Will Martin Jos. Barrier Fred Wilt Wil Pitner Lester Scamehorn A.M. Melson Epelid Avenue Ath Brenneman Farm Hancock Coal Company Ploye New Wells 0. S. U. and 0. M. Lj Prof ABOVE Universities Thos. M. Loup Erne A. Dodd C. W. Foulk O.M.U C1. Williams O. S. UU E. DeWitt Erskine A. A. Sweet J. R. Montgomery Ne. US Dr. L. B. Peterson FE. B. Walter A.T. Howser
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