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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
3
Tuesday personals list a myriad of travelers visitors and greetings around Steubenville including Franks Klopfer Andrew Wild the Wilds Lawler Medill Lewis Smith lists from Columbus Wheeling Canton Bloomfield and Pittsburgh with church outings yachts and dinners noted plus mayoral and legal business contacts and upcoming social events across Stanton Park Altamont Park and local homes.
Probate court reports report sale confirmations in Kerr guardianship and England estate with Ira C Foster buyer at 32 dollars in Wintersville. A lunacy case William H Close adjudged insane sent to Massillon State Hospital. Administrators named for Liusi Riddle Richter Yannetz estates with bonds and probate applications filed.
Clifford L. Smith was shot and killed by John Bradley in Berryville near Kenosha Wisconsin on June 26 at 11 45 p m He had lived in Steubenville and Oak Park and worked for the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railroad Company As his employee and foreman he confronted Bradley after a prior incident over a missing thirty dollars The coroner s inquest heard consistent testimony from Smith s companions Bradley fled and has not been captured Smith s funeral was held in Libertyville with Masons in charge He is survived by a wife two daughters a sister and several brothers plus other relatives He had earlier lived in Oak Park Chicago and Libertyville and was active in several churches and a local Masonic lodge
Probate filings and court actions include the will of Anna L Cavill probated with Dr. Miller named executor. estate matters for David B Johnson and Mrs C Barkley with sales and hearings scheduled. Numerous administrations and final accounts filed, lunacy rulings, and estate appraisals across Steubenville township with names like Gruber Duval Bigger and physicians’ readers listed.
The real estate column lists numerous transfers with prices and buyers across Steubenville and nearby townships. Notable items include Deacon W. Bell selling to Catherine Banks for 10000 dollars, plus multiple city and township parcels, lots, and acreages changing hands involving buyers such as John S. Parsons and Margaret McKee, with values ranging from 40 to 10000 dollars.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Will of Anna L Cavitt, deceased, late of Steubenville Ohio. Dated July 6 1906 Thomas Miller J A Huston and Cl Williams attorneys.
An eastern Ohio coal dispute shows progress toward an agreement with a meeting planned this week. Deputy sheriff appointments remain unsettled as talks between coal operators and miners narrow key issues. In Bradley, Captain Talbott and three guards face murder and attempted murder charges with hearings in Smithfield before Mayor Ralston. Canton hosts a joint operators and miners meeting amid expectations of further settlements. Sub-district officials not at Cleveland paid benefits, with Blotek and Victor among those listed.
An electro medical tonic claims a liquid formula printed on every package for preventing and curing blood diseases from germ infection. It claims to aid digestion, reduce belching and sourness, and offers a 50 cent bottle free trial via dr igists Stone and Brown in Main Street and agents in Mingo Junction and Toronto.
Buzzi another interpreter visited Rar ion St. Clairsville Phishing Dillon vale and other points John Zelenka executive board member was at Piney Fork and points along the Wheeling Lake Erie Albert Reno spent the day at Rush Run Dillon and neighbor hood Sub-District Vice President Briges was at Long Run and Ramsey The benefits were turned over to the local union officers and distributed.
Railroad shops along the line are running at full capacity with crews exceeding normal. Officials say this season surpasses any in memory for rail employes as freight traffic hits record volumes. systems like the Pennsylvania and Wabash report heavy interchanges and rising tonnage, signaling continued work for shop and road crews.
Four freight cars released from a incline at Colliers ran down the grade last evening and struck an engine on the track. The derailment wrecked the cars and engine, blocking two tracks. The wreck crew and derrick attended the scene. the crew returned this morning to place an engine back on the line.
Officials of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers report that nearly all leading Independent sheet and tin plate firms have signed the ware scale for the coming year. The accord, they say, ensures immediate start of work in independent plants and steady employment due to heavy orders already booked.
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