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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1907

Page

9

Traction Co Opens Suit for Right of Way in Saline Township

The Steubenville and East Liverpool Railway and Light Co filed an appropriation suit in Probate Court against Ephraim W. Cooper, Hugh H. Sprowle, Daniel Webster Abrahams, Mary Abrahams, Frederick Abrahams, Frances Abrahams, John Abrahams, and Mabel Abrahams. It seeks authorization to appropriate land in Saline township to construct a double track electric railroad between Toronto and Wellsville, citing inability to agree on compensation.

Steubenville & East Liverpool Railway & Light Co Sarch . Miller Ephraim W. Cooper Hugh H. Sprowle Daniel Webster Abrahams Mary Abrahams Frederick Abrahams Frances Irene Abrahams John Abrahams Mabel Abrahams Toronto Wellsville Saline Township Plaintff Billingsley, Clark & Deford Miller & Miller

Infant dies after tablets given by another child

Sunday Oesman, five weeks old, died very soon after receiving tablets given by another child. The incident points to possible neglect and raises concerns over supervision and safeguarding of infants in the household. Authorities may investigate to determine the circumstances and any responsibility.

Boy Bitten As Calendar Couriers Are Attacked

Dawson Taggart, son of William Taggart, was bitten by a dog owned by Mr Jones on Slack Street while delivering calendars near the Fope Tin Mill. The dog, tied at the gate, sprang out and knocked him down injuring his leg. Dr Nelson treated and cauterized the wound. Police notified.

Dawson William Taggart Jones Slack Street Nelson Travis Fope Jones Yard Jones House Young Taggirt Quietus Vog

Robbery at Reeds Mills Station and Post Office

Burglars pried open a door at the Reeds Mills railroad station and post office, breaking into the main store room. They took money and stamps from the post office and tobacco and cigars from the store room. Postmistress Lizzie Patton reports little cash taken and uncertain stamp count. Suspects described as amateurs, likely hobos, who escaped on a night freight train. No suspects seen Sunday. likely entered and departed the same night.

Reeds Mills Lizzie Patton

Wedding Bells At Robertson Home For Miss Catherine Skinkle

Miss Catherine Margaret Robertson wed William Baldwin Skinkle in a formal ceremony at the Robertson residence. The event featured a rose and narcissus decor, a Lohengrin wedding march, Rev. F W Evans officiating, and a reception with dinner for forty. The couple plans housekeeping on Stanton boulevard after an Eastern trip. Attending guests included relatives from Cleveland and other cities.

H. B. Smith San Jose Cal O. S. Pierce Chicago Agnes Skinkle Cleveland C. M. Cleveland Zadie Clark E. Fredrick Richmond Pauline Frederick Avalon Tracy Rinehart Alliance Ohio Begs Yeagley New Philadelphia

Jones-Ryan Wedding in Toronto at Home of Ryan Family

A wedding was held in Toronto at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ryan uniting their daughter Miss Inez Elizabeth Ryan to Mr. Clarence Averet Jones of Columbus. Rev. Hodil conducted the ceremony in the Presbyterian church parlor with relatives and friends. The bride wore white chiffon with white plums, a bridal supper for thirty followed, cake served, and the couple departed for Columbus amid good wishes. Attendees from a distance included Mr and Mrs H N Blair of Columbus.

Toronto J. W. Ryan Inez Elizabeth Clarence Averet Jones Columbus Hodil Presbyterian Church

Herald Star Adverts Promise Real Results

Advertisers in the Herald Star are told they will achieve results, positioning the paper as an effective channel for business outreach and response. The notice emphasizes measurable impact and the value of local exposure through its pages.

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Jchild Mercy Sarah_Oesman Wells Street Anothe Sunday Oesman Dawson Taggart Animal Skinkle-Robertson J. F. Robertson Catherine Margaret William Baldwin Skinkle Lohengrin Emma Campbell F. W. Evans Earl Cleveland Maude Conley Foster Sawipies Soc India Pat Flat Shapes Union Cemetery Association Thomas Tihnsen Fifth and Market Streets John McCracken L. Hammond Store the Central Drug CO Fourth Street Commercial Bank Building
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