Ohio city backward glance on politics and growth
The writer compares Roosevelt to Caesar asking when the Senate may honor him, notes a prosperous valley and steady business. They praise the Ohio Magazine, urge a Homecoming week in September, and urge Steubenville to push for local progress as twelve Ohio cities receive public building appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Caesar
Senate
Ohio
Steubenville
West Liverpool
Steubertville
Trap Shooters at Steubenville Gun Club Entertained
Steubenville Gun Club hosted trap shoots with entrants from Dennison Wellsburg and others at Altamont on the Fourth. Dr J J McCoy won the medal for doubles and Rev Father Powers the singles. Morning and afternoon events featured 10 doubles and 15 bird contests with a water-set prize offered by H G Dohrman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Dennison
Wellsburg
Altamont
J. J. McCoy
Father Fowers
WM. Beall
Dr. McCoy
D. 8. McCoy 16, W. A. Helms 16, 1A Latimer 16, George Smith 13, D. L. Petera
Edward Henderson
B. Griesinger
A. Wyeth
G. Snyder
V. Hunter
Beall
Peters
McCoy
hirda—Beall
Powers
Smith
Helms
Snyder
Freudenberger
D. L. McCoy
Wyeth
Griesinger
Banghman
Dr. Groesbeck
Worth
Powera
Holme
H. G. Dohrman
One Miner Dead at Bradley and Scale Dispute Resumes
Tuesday night mines posted a new scale as miners were urged to return. Operators favor either Hocking Valley or Pittsburg district terms while miners demand higher pay for machine mining. J J Johnson says old men will be offered a chance to return if nonunion work begins. Miners reject the scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Hocking Valley
Pittsburg
J. J. Johnson
Johnson's
Mins
Bellaire
Toronto man falls from train at Port Homer
John A. Jones of Toronto fell from passenger train No 104 at Port Homer yesterday evening. He was found by the wrecking crew, taken to Wellsville for examination, and shown to be more intoxicated than injured. He was locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Jones
Toronto
Port Homer
Wellsville
Pardon Granted for Harrison County Convict Archibald Fielda
Governor Harris signed the Fourth of July pardon for Archibald Fielda, a 62 year old Harrison county man who had served eleven years of a life sentence for second degree murder set in 1895. Once a trusted inmate and shoe shiner, he called prison life his best home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Fielda
Harrison County
Harris
Hook Farm Deed Transfers to Dexter Coal Company
Real estate activity in Jefferson County highlights the Eliza J. Hook farm in Wells Township sold to Dexter Coal Company for 19807 dollars, the week's largest transfer. Additional deeds include numerous city and township transfers with varied sums, such as John Lashley to Hiunter and several parcels in La Belleview, Pleasant Heights, Warren and Staithfield townships, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza J. Hook
Welle Township
Dexter Coal Company
Recorder
John C. Lashley
Thomas B. Hiunter
la Belleview
Fliza J. Hook Et al
John Spahn
Carl C. Schaefer
Adolph Schwartz
Mingo Janetson
Gilbert G. Gaston
Frank E. Low
Gaston Amt Low
Addition City
William A. Seaton
Curtis C. Knoxlot
Amsterdam
Mary McBaneny
Harry Miller
Lot City
William Martin
Thomas
Lane Real Estate
Pleasant
Petelgis
Joseph H. Watt
A. Pye
Seres
Salem
Catharine R. Hammond
John K Filiott
Staithfield Township
John Yearst
Harry Wassermen
Adam Bradowsky
Harry Wasserman
Eity
Morris Hess
Ella Myers
Bere
Adah V. Fielding
Winfeld & Scamahorn
Lot
Seventh street streetcar ordinance approved with amendments
The council adopted amendments to the streetcar ordinance, specifying safety provisions, limited use of other tracks, and a six month deadline to extend the line from Wilson's Corner to McNeal's Corner. Citizens pressed fare cuts and boulevard track access, but those requests were not included. The ordinance will receive a second and third reading before final printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
Eyantee Company
Freudenberger
Wilson's Corner
McNeal
Merion
Police Doings Report From Local Station
Kreese Duff, colored, was arrested for drunkenness and using vile language and is held for a bearing. Tom Noting was arrested for firing giant crackers Tuesday evening, fined $2 and costs. A number of plain drunks were gathered in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelice
Kreese Duff
Tom Noting
Costa
Pin injury to Mrs Knowles hand treated by doctor
Mrs John Knowles injured her right hand yesterday while washing. A pin pierced the skin and broke off in the wound. Dr McCoy provided wound care and dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knowles
Many visitors and calls mark Steubenville Fourth
A long list of residents and guests travel to and from Steubenville for the Fourth of July. Cal Wasbinder visits Salineville. Bert Hogan of Niles and Miss Isabella Wheeler of Lansing mingle with local friends. Numerous family greetings, journeys to Pittsburgh and Atlantic City, and local social visits highlight a busy holiday across Steubenville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Wasbinder
Salineville
Bert Hogan
Niles
Steubenville
Isabella Wheeler
Lansing
Mich
Jessie Byers
Myra Gibbe
Salem
Grace Harter
James Reed
Lewisburg
Kaneas
ER. M. Burris
George McCafferty
Hopkins
New York
John Pinkerton
Pitsburg
John A. Reed
East Palestine
Hugh McEleannon
Spencer Cochran
Lloyd Swickard
Corners
Chas. Allen
Alina Anderson
Sallie
Katherine Cunningham
Richmond
Katie McEleannon
John Reed
H. E. Beck
Dennison
J. M. Jones
Atlantic City
Mamie Miller
George Miller
North Fourth Street
Siv
Wellswrg
Mrs Mary A Jenkins and many townsfolk visit friends
Mt Pleasant notes show numerous residents visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns. Names include Mary A Jenkins Clara Mitchell Nina Russell Ella Withrow Ella Harbourt and many others from Chester Steubenville Martins Ferry Dillonvale Bridgeport and Cleveland. Visitors traveled to Steubenville Wellsburg Pittsburgh and Cleveland for family gatherings church activities and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Helms
Columbus
Jean Shaw
North Fifth Street
oHtisbure
Ray Patterson
Charles Gullett
Wellsburg
Mary Turner
Olunbus
W. Fallon
Arthur Kendrick
Steubenville
Pop Lee
West End Park
Kendrick
Celtic
Rip
East Liverpool Tribune
Mae Richardson
Columbus Friends
George McCracken
Pittsburg
Earl Riley
Adrian College
Mich
Rank Lyons
Jonas Miler
Anpra Waveherty
Martins Ferry
Mayme Hyland
Charles Mayhew
North Street
J. K. Mossgrove
Craig R
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald Star
The
Herald Printing Company
All Communications
Babe
Ohio Magazine
Webster P. Huntington
Steubenville Gun Club
MARKS
Rev
Father Powers
Bradley
Hook Farm
Jefferson
Irma M. Sellers
Episcopal Hospital
Phildelphia
Chas, Loup
Edward Sipp
Canton
May Murphy
Wm. Toye
Canada
James Trimmer
Weat Market Street
Wilma Hammond
East Liverpool
B. L. Hammond
Market Street
Wedneday
Nellie Fielding
Detroit
Clyde N. Porter
Gnadenbuiten
T. B Porter
Ina Rainey
Chas. Loup
Lincoln Avenue
Cleveland
C. Gill
Jamey
Muskok
Saxe
Ontario
Adam. Fielding
Boston
Mass
Ihhan
John Duice
Hettia R
George A McCoy
Midway
J. W. Jordan
Mary
Charles
West Market Street
Side Lee
California
Zach Jacobs
Dean Criswell
Jos Criswell
Smithfield
Criswell
William J. Brothers
Katie J. Dougherty
Marietta
Squire Tove
Earl Quimby
Olive Bott
Alan
Sheraden
Quimby
Sara P. McClelland
Knoxville
Pen
A. M. Stevenson
Squire Prentiss
W. C. Fisher
Bloomfield
Bremaones
Bloomingdale
J. Jones
Bloominedale
Grant Jones
Poplar Avenue
Margaret Markle
Homer Carson
Prospect Avenue
H. D.” Tower
Harry Grier
Herwit Park
Mary Lodge
Clara Rabe
Frank J. Martin
Hotel Imperial
W. A. Itchirson
Coshocton
William Myers
Nng
Indianapolis
Ind
Otis Yarnell
Arthur Pausch
James O'Brien
North Sixth Street
Cas Oberholtzeyr
MT. Pleasant
Mary A. Jenkins
Chester
Ella Withrow
Mrs. Carter
Mrs. Comely
Clayton Carter
Herrick
Osborne
Steee'’s Grove
J. M. Bennett
Julia Francis
Clara
Will Curns of
Mrs
Me Masters
Fred Steele
B. F. Harbourt
Ella
Scotch Ridge
Nina Russell
Gertrude Hawthorne
Chicago
Ray McCue
D. S. McMasters
Gleon Kuhn
H. B. Mercers
Mary Moore
Will Taylor
Oxfords
Dorothy Dodd
Drew Selby CO
Floto & Hatterly
Sid & Marke BI
Audley Rhodes
John Howell of
Dillenvale
Stephen Bassett
Will Harris
Mrs. Young of
Massilon
Albert Lynn
Nannie )Ennis
Near Town
George R. Chambers
J. T. Koch's
Bridgeville, Pa
Blanch Jeffries
Axie Wells
Dillonvale
Hendrickson
Lyman Reid
William Parlett
H. B Mercer
R. G. Farmer
Irene Lowe
Bridgeport
Highland Inn
Giver Evans
Leo Elberts
Virginia Houser
George Chambers
I. T. Koch
Bridgeville
C. M. Bracen
Robert Chambers
Charles Updegraft
Messrs
John F. Zabel and
Raward Ti, Acht of
Geo. Smith
Charles Humpreyville
Alex Humphreyville
J. G. Harris
Annie Bertman
J. P. Jones
Martha Miller
Cadiz
Town
Charles Knox
Mr. Anderson Thomas
Olive Thomas
Charles King
R. G. Theaker
Keller
Hazel Skipper
George Smith
J. Reeder
Arthur P. J Dunn
M. Reeder
Steuberville
Mary McConahey
Mitchell McConahey
F. A. Brown
Maynard
Methodist Church
S. W. Pringle
Auburn, Neb
J. C. Bracken
People’s National Bank OF
W. F. Davidson
Francy
L. L
RIMES
J. Podlewski
R. L. Browsleo
B. Frank Murphy
Jones Munker
H. 8. Bristol
J. T. Barratt
B. B. Francy
A. M. Melms
Stark
R. G. Richards
Best
Savoy
National Exchange Bank
Capital
W. H. McClinton
T. A. Hammond
Cashier
David McCullough
Hugh T. Clark
Aas
T. Cashier
W. McClinton, D. M. Welday, Fletcher C. Chambers
Winfield Scott, Charles J. McConnell
Thomas Johnson
Samuel C. Gill
J. E. McGowan
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