Wedding Bells and News From Cadiz and Steubenville
Cadiz and Steubenville social life fills the pages as Miss Exther Brown weds Mr. Charles Sprague at Toronto, Mrs. R. M. Thompson travels to Cleveland, and the Kendricks depart for New York. Families swap visits, bridal trips, library notes, and yacht outings on the Ohio as crews gather for church and park events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haniel Tait
West Market Streets
Swan
A. T. Moore
Cadig
J. T. Sutton
New Cumberland
Margaret Crouch
Clara Wheawser
Welleburg
J. R. Winters
Wintersville
Waxner
Mingo
Mex Z. Wagner
Cadiz
Wilwaukee
Wis
Helidaye Cove
W. Va
Will
Alec MeLdster
Martin Duffy
Athens
Ohio
Minees May Howley
Feeport
Ellen Coburn
Will Collin
Thomas Duffy
Steubenville
Arthur Kendricks
South Fifth Street
New York City
Ingland
My. Kendricks
Saltsman
Bride
Sey Junction
BE. Cattrell
Hickory
Amsterdam
Exther Brown
Toronto
Charles Sprague
Hugh
Mise Ellott
Hettie
Decree A. McCoy
Midway
Pez
Geo. P. Smith
Howe
Li#ie Munker
Stanton Park
Sinsre
Aom
Mary Longacre
South Fourth Street
Resolutions of Respect for John W. Naylor
Pan McCook Post GA R attends the death of comrade John W. Naylor on June 30 1906 praising his loyalty Christian character generosity and patriotism. The post offers heartfelt sympathy to his family and sends copies to local papers and post minutes, signed by Davidson Hammond and Hicks in Smithfield Ohio May 19 1906.
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Grand Army
John W. Naylor
Crand
Pan McCook Post GA. R
Comrande
Hersia Star
Dillonvale News
Post
William Davidson
Hugh Hammond
J. W. Hicks
Smithfield
New York Cheese Cream Corrected Thursday by Keanes
A corrected Thursday notice from Keanes in New York relates to cheese cream product listings in the grocery retail sector. The brief item confirms timing and source without additional details.
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Keanes
New York
Market prices list various foods and produce
A packed price list shows items like Cream 18¢, Flour Pillsbury 65¢, Smoked Meats Ham 14 16¢, Bacon 15 20¢, Sugar 18 lbs for $1.06, Dressed Chickens 22¢, Maple Syrup 35¢ quart, Potatoes 5¢ to 65¢ per bush, Apples 35¢ to 49¢, Pineapples 10–20¢, Butter 21–28¢, Eggs 12¾¢, Cucumbers 3 for 10¢, Lettuce 30¢, Lard 12½¢, Radishes 2 bunches for 5¢.
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Swettzer
Pillsbury
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Steubenville Reader
W T Stringer of 205 Freeman Ave Toronto Ohio testifies his life was changed by Doan's Kidney Pills after years of back pain and kidney symptoms. He reports rapid relief, urges others to try the remedy, notes recurring use, and cites Beall Steele drug store and Foster Milburn Co. as sellers with a 50 cent price.
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W. T. Stringer
Freeman Ave
Toronto
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Noan
Steubenville
Beall. & Steele’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. J
United States
Jail Breaker Babcock Eludes Chase In Ohio River Lowlands
Patrolman Penhow of New Philadelphia spotted Arthur Babcock, 19, the jail escapee from Tuscarawas County, as he fled toward Lockport after robbing a Newcomerstown jewelry store. Babcock, a dime novel reader, eluded capture in the river flats, and authorities fear he may attempt another escape if armed. Kin Word has been sent to authorities to prevent his return.
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Penhow
New Philadelphia
Arthur Baheoes
Tuscarawas County
Babcock
Lockport
Newcomerstown
Stearnms
James Boys
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured In Three Days
Morton Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints. After six weeks in bed and eight doctors with no relief she used the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and walked in three days. Sold by Henderson Drug Co and Steubenville Drug Co.
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Morton , Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Henderson Drug Co
Steubenville Drug Co
A Tragic Finish From a Neglectful Watchman
A damaged North Sea dyke failure is described as a tragedy from neglect. The piece then praises Dr. King's New Discovery as a life saving remedy for lung inflammation and severe coughs. It claims a testimonial from Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine and promotes a guaranteed cough and cold cure available at Reall and Steel drug store with a $1.00 price and a free trial bottle.
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North Sea
Holland
Kenneth McIver
Vanceboro
Dr. King
Reall & Steel Drug Store
Deaths in Carrollton and Clairton Families
John W Chapman died suddenly of heart trouble at his Carrollton Ohio home while wife Mrs Chapman remains ill. Former mayor and justice of the peace of New Cumberland, he leaves five children Pauline Louise Beatrice Martilla and John plus his mother and sister. Funeral from his home with interment at Carrollton. Ana Campbell, six, died at 11 am from spinal trouble. Harold Maurice, ten months, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Nivus of Clairton Pa, died at grandparents Wellscreek home after two weeks illness.
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John W. Chapman
Carrellton
Ohio
Martilla
John
New Cumber
Harold Maurice
Herman Nivus
Clairton
Maurice Caghman
Wellscreet
Baby Harold Morris Dies at Grandparents’ Home
The ten month old Harold Morris, son of Herman and Mary Nevis, died at the grandparents' home. The brief notice lists the location as their residence and notes the child's age. No burial or funeral details are provided in the available text.
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Harold Morris
Herman
Mary Nevis
Morris Cashman Wedding Notice at 437 Wells Street
Mrs Morris Cashman is announced to marry on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at 437 Wells Street. The notice records the date time and location of the engagement event.
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Morris Cashman
Wells Stret
Hartje cases hinge on full hearing after Hartie note
Madine recalls a cold April night with snow as Hartje’s departure for Memphis is dated April 17. Government temps show 75 degrees, 69 by evening. Hartje’s lawyers demand a full hearing with several witnesses, aiming to reveal the truth behind associate actions. Foley, once with Madine in Europe and now Newark police, may testify about plans to reunite on the Baltic. Madine claims a Belfast bill, not a court room letter, was being read.
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Madine
Haatje
Alderman King
Hartje
Robo
Foley
Newark
Baltic
Madine Noweays
Belfast
Ireland
Miss Pearl Bricelin Visits From East Liverpool
Miss Pearl Bricelin of East Liverpool is spending a week with friends here.
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Pearl Bricelin
East
Liverpool
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