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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1909

Page

9

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Huston

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