New Year Socials and City Gossip Highlights
Many residents celebrate New Year with visits and dinners across Pittsburg Dennison Cadiz and Steubenville. Guests include Miss Ina McFadden Dennison and Mrs Sarah Walker Ragland. Mr J Reed East Palestine. Mr Fred Sharon Cadiz. Mrs Easton McGowan Cadiz. and families from Uhrichsville Canton Wellsville and Pip.. The notes record hospitality, birthdays, survivals from illness, and plans for engagements and weddings, with several social events at Loggie’s Academy and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Prince
Pittsburg
A. C. Lewis, Esq
Ina McFadden
Dennison
Steubenville
Skelly
Sarah
Rachael Walker
Ragland
Hodgins
Eva Peoples
Unionport
Florence Peoples
W.M. Grimes
Cadiz
Grace Beggs
Cleveland
Willim Ickes
Philadelphia
James Cochrane
North Fourth Street
John Reed
East Palestine
Mollie Trainer
Woman's Relief Corps
J. E. Hill
North Third Street
Randolph Walton
Columbus
Nomeere
Sidney Myers
Elizabeth Griffith
B. C. Kennedy
Mingo Junction
Mingo Junction, Who Have Been Visiting Mrs. Kennedy's Parents, D. C. Foster
Uhrichsville
David McGowan
Easton McGowan
J. Alva McCullough
J. W. Forney
J. B. McCullough
Verne McCullough
Lloyd Martin
Court Street
James Kane
Clayton Pickering
Henry Kane
Follansbee
W. Va
R. G. Richards
H. H. McFadden
John McKeown
Galion
Ralston
Wellsburg
Bradley
Canton
Thompson
Washington
Charles Freeman
Eli Edmundson
Richard Edmundson
Richard Smythe
Jane Moore
East End
Star Club
Samuel Speaker
Alibanna
Frederick
Pleasant Hill
Loggie
Josephine McDonald
William San
Southigh Ce
Paden
Sherman Avenue
Frank Sinclair
Cornell
A. A. Elliott
Wheeling
Kinsfolk
Harold Marshall
Chester
Annie Conroy
John Fisher
Wm. Goodman
Wellston
Mary Watson
Ohio
Jessie Oliver
South Sixth Street
Jessie Lace
Ernest Marland
Clarence
Henry Lawler
David Wallace
East Liverpol
Lizzie R. Johnson
West Market Street
Fay Fisher
Messrs
Ray Dare
Will Jacobs
Joe Mendel
T. A. Bygate
Samuel Bygate
John Griesinger
Elk Restaurant
Grand Opera House
Bishop
James A. Brady
Baltimore
Mary Rawlings
Joseph Parker Norris
Saint Ignatius Church
P. E. Brady
Bernard Brady
A. M. Lyons
C. J. McConnell
Paul
Toronto
T5. Naval Squadon
J. R. Baldwin
Florence Munn
South Bend
Ind
H. J. Bair
Clinton Street
Walter Gow
Lula Fair
Beatrice Zimmerman
Ella Johnson
Epworth League
M. E
William Lippert
Newark
A. M. Lippert
Grafton
McGill
Liverpool
Bertie Jamison
Harry C. Dennis
Benjamin Dawson
Stevens
North Street
John R. Malone
Kizzie
James Brannegan
Salineville
Pressley Kells
la Belle View
McKeesport
J. B. Ward
John
Richard
James
Jamica
N. Y
E. M. Geary
Ward
N. E. Wells
Newell
Lewis Wells
Wells
W.H. Alexander
Bert Wells
New Castle
Henry A. Welday
Ohioesleyan University
Mamie Welday
Jean McWha
Eleanor Becker
Massillon
Becker
N. Snodgrass
South Street
Fleming
Hollis
Maude Stevenson
W.S. Robinson
Grace
de Stringer
W.ry Thompson
Charles Specht
Charles
Saranar Lake
Adirondack
Frank McGee
McGee
C. R. Cranmer
Iselin
Buckinhham
Nelly Means
Paisley
Vesta Kerr
W. S. Ault
Island Creek
Abraham
Cener Chapel
W. L. Ford
A. G. Powell
Pekin
W. A. Warden
Mary Ault
Rainbow Club
Alice Spence
Padlor
Mrs. Spence
W. P. Thompson
South Third Street
Sadie
Stella Beans
W. H. Lazear
North Ninth Street
H. H. Hill
Madison Avenue
The
Christian Church
Clyde
Utica
McMallen
Centerbury
W. G. McCune
South Seventh Street
McMillen
Wilson Clarks
Ben
McCune
O. James B. McHugh
Steubenville Pottery
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Mary Sherrard Hill
Robert Hill
Robert Henderson Watson
Robt
Henderson Watson
Mr. Watson
William Taylor
Miss Watson
Three North End Homes Break-Ins by Lone Burglar
A single thief entered three north end residences Friday night, prying open downstairs windows and stealing various items including watches, jewelry, a revolver, and clothing. Footprints and a cap worn by a yellow-skinned man tie the burglar to all three sites, with police pursuing multiple clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCauslen
Dixth Street
Center Avene
Joseph D. Nesbit
North Sixth Street
Miss Nesbitt
Justin A. Moore
Jimmy
Smith — Wesson
Elgin
Pittchure Parties Take Over Williams Mine Near Ragland
Mining circles report Pittchure parties gained control of the Williams mine and surrounding property near Ragland. The idle operation will be cleaned out and resumed, though a receiver has held the mine for several months and substantial work is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittchure
Williams
Ragland
Farmers' Institute at Union Hall Richmond Ohio 1900
The twentieth annual Farmers Institute will be held at Union Hall in Richmond Ohio on January 20 and 21 1900 under the State Board of Agriculture and Richmond Institute Society. The program covers lectures on farming practices seed quality manure fertilization and farm management with recitations and addresses by J A Drake J Al Dobie and others along with a Thursday evening session. Admission for Thursday evening is 20 and 25 cents. several prisoners are listed for various offenses including burglary larceny and murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lindsey
Wheeling
Daniels
Toronto
Howard Joyce
Medical College
Philadelphia
Frank Lyons
Boston “Tech
Margaret Vaughan
Pittsburg
Enoch Pearce
David Warfield
Ira McClare
D. L. Coe
D. L. Coe's Undertaking Establishment
Nellie Brown
John M. Cummins
Los Angeles
Cal
McMillen
E. D. Ledyard
Alex. Sharp
Presbyterian
Barberton
Ohio
Pastor's Aid
C Salmon
A. F. Swearingen
Cleveland
William Swearingen
Pittsboro
John Mather
Bloomfield
Madge Wintringer
David D. Wintringer
Anton Kuin
B. W. Mettenberger
McDonald
Kuin
Brotherhood of the Second Presbyterian Church
Joseph B. Doyle
Alice Hogan
Len
Pennsylvania Club
Notre Dame University
Rittenhouse
Mex F.t-Page
Darlington Road
Squirrel Hill
Thomas Hoover
Connellsville
H. P. Johnson
Turtle Creek
Geo. L. Conn
Horn
Johnson
Margaret Strayer
Farmers’ Institute
Union Hall
Richmond
State Board of Agriculture and
Richmond Institute Society
J. al. Dobie
Lillian Culp
J. A. Drake
Rachael Shane
J. M. Chandler
State Board of Agriculture
P. A. Herrington
Florence M. Vandyke
H. M. Carpenter
Bessie Lowry
J .W. Porter
John Vandyke
Carl Smith
Pearl Winters
M. N. Duval
Delegates Reorganize Jefferson County Trades Assembly 1900
The Jefferson County Trades Assembly plans a Wednesday meeting to reorganize for 1900 with most delegates new. Officers will be elected and credentials of new delegates received. Carpenters Local 186 reports strong organization with new officers and growing membership. talks of a Steubenville cooks and waiters local. Teamsters Local Union reports initiated and reinstated members and anticipates similar momentum at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Trades Assembly
Carpenters’ Local Union No
Edward Sanders
W. A. Martin
Harry Shane
Charles Bucey
Carpenters’ Union
Steubenville
Johnson
Pogy Ball Appointed Senate Page in Columbus
Horace Ball known as Posy has been named a page in the Ohio Senate Chamber. The Steubenville boy secured the post through Senator M. N. Duval and began duties this morning, earning praise for his bright, accommodating demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Ball
Posy
Ohio Senate
Columbus
Steubenville
M. N. Duval
Horace
Grand Jury Empaneled for January Term at Ta09
The Ta09 January term grand jury convened Monday at 11 after Judge Richards charged them on oath secrecy. Eight regulars were excused and eight talesmen seated, with foreman Je Young and bailiff D. Mesters sworn. Sheriff Murray begins with 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Talis
W. H. Russell
Fd. Stone
W. H. Lee
C. P. Merryman
Robi. Burban
David Andrews
W. B. Purviance
Thos. Loup
W. H. Probert
Hugh Ritson
John Freiling
Jos. Lamb
Je Young
Foreman
Frank Fach
Mesters
Sheriff Murray
Ohio General Assembly opens with historic first prayer
Columbus January fourth The Seventy eighth General Assembly convened in extraordinary session with routine organization. The House led by Speaker Granville Mooney opened with the Lord's Prayer the first time such a ceremony occurred in Ohio. Debates centered on leadership selections as Gov Harmon’s administration faces Democratic support and Republican caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Seventy Eighth General Assembly
Harns
Herbert Myers
Franklin County
Senate
G. W. Bowes
J. J. Rowe
Cuyahoga County
Isaac Huffman
Butler County
Ohio
Granville M. Mooney
James M. Williams
D. J. Starr
Sawyer
Ashtabula
N. D. Mather
Akron
Huffman
Butler
Mathers
John R. Malloy
Harris to Send 23 Recess Appointments to Senate
Columbus January 4 Governor Harris plans to send 23 recess appointments to the senate for confirmation. The slate includes eight department heads and 15 state institution trustees with J C Morris of Youngstown likely to join as state railroad commissioner and J H Morgan of Cambridge possibly added. Morris term runs to February and Morgan’s four year term expires in April 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harris
Senate
J. C. Morris
Youngstown
State Railroad Commission
J. H. Morgan
Cambridge
Congress acts on Italy earthquake relief and civil rights issue
Washington reports the House approved 500000 cash plus 300000 in supplies aboard naval ships Celtic and Calioga for Italy quake victims. The president praised Italy relations and immigrant ties. A Supreme Court ruling upheld dismissal of colored soldiers from the 25th infantry after the Brownsville riots of 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Italy
House
Celtic
Secret Service
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Colored Solidiers
25Th Infantry
Brownsville
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Oscar W. Reid
United States
Prosecutor’s Office Backs Rose Law On Temperance Beer
City Solicitor Huston reports an opinion from the Attorney General supporting the Prosecuting Attorney that no malt liquor or Temperance Beer can be sold under the Rose law provision. The ruling reinforces limits on beverage sales and enforcement by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston
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