Miss Sophia O Brien Visits Cleveland and More
Monday personals list Miss Sophia O Brien visiting Cleveland. Edna Spoonhaitz in Urbana Ohio. Joseph Bloom from Pittsburg visiting. Rosie Marshall from Liverpool visiting. Fred Moses and family home from Cambridge Springs. Lucy McDonald of Pittsburg visiting Miss Nicholson. P B Conn home after Graf ton W Va visit. Rose Smith visiting Richmond Ohio with friends. Mrs Sheriff Bicker of Cadiz visiting Major Sargatt’s family. Pearl Burns of Lincoln Ave leaves for Rochester. Edward Purdue of South Mighth street called to Tyrone Pa. Fay B Smith on five week visit at Forest Ohio then Cleveland lake trip. Ella Christy and Henry Teaff to Newark Ohio for week with Montgomery family. Nicholson Jr home from Cleveland visiting Carleton. Dietz of East Liverpool and Celia Linn of Cambridge visiting Harry Dietz family. J W Paden learns of Annie Moore’s death in Wheeling. Katie Burns leaves for Philadelphia and Atlantic City trip. Minnie Fisher to Wheeling ny from Annis Baron. Charles Graham visiting North Third Street then home to Cleveland with Laila Graham. Crescent club hosts 60 guests at Frnne McMillan’s estate in Cestenia with musical program and lawn games. Linden Farm tea party honors guests. 250 attendees include Hervey, Applegate, Jacob, Lance, Lindsey, Wall, Eagleson, Warne, and others. Local visits note numerous social and travel movements among residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia O Brien
Cleveland
Edna Spoonhaitz
Urbana
Joseph Bloom
Pittsburg
Rosie Marshall
Fast Liverpool
Fred Moses
Cambridge Springs
Lucy McDonald
Elizabeth Nicholson
P. B. Conn
Jos, McLane
Grafton
W. Va
Rose Smith
Richmond
William ©. Bicker
Forest
Ella F. Christy
Henry Teaff
James Montgomery
Newark
Ohio
Fess Nicholson, Jr
Carleton
Robert Dietz
East Liverpool
Celia Linn
Cambridge
Harry Dietz
South Seventh Street
J. W. Paden
Wheeling
Annie Moore
Katie Burns
South Eighth Stret
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
Minnie Fisher
Annis Baron
South Fourth Street
H. Page Carr
Dickens
Edna Powell
Bertha Flemming
Harry Lee
Ernie McMillan
Louisa M. Alcott
Wilella Flemming
Alcott
Margaret Ault
Dorothy P. Hervey
Mina W. Applegate
Linden Farm
Hervey Place
Brooke County
West Virginia
Thubron
Durham
England
Love
Concord
N. C
Jacob
Louisville
Lance
Asheville
Garrett $. Wall
Harrisburg
Hervey
Holmes
Applegate
James Paull
Lucy George
Margaret Lindsey
Gist
Charles Daugherty
Kemp
James Wylie
Washington, Pa
Chas, Daugherty
Sharp Daugherty
Bridgeport
James P. Eagleson
Clark Warne
Washingrton
John O'Neil
Adena
Hysterical woman detained by police after nervous spell
A nervous patient was escorted from a physician’s office by two officers and held briefly before the mayor for inquiry. Though not insane, she suffered hysterical spells and refused to leave, while her husband and the physician urged rest in bed. Authorities plan to review the case and the Bradley shooting probe continues in Jefferson county.
Ohio Two Cent Rate Law Triggers Tariff Reforms
Railroads enter Ohio begin revising interstate tariffs to conform to the two cent rate law. Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania lines adjust while Erie may follow. Central Passenger Association meets in Chicago to review interstate rates, with changes expected within two months across major systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Erie
Central Passenger Association
Chicago
Inter State
Indiana
Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Ohio Areas
A list of marriage licenses issued for couples from Steubenville Mingo Junction Amsterdam Irondale Empire Steubenville Brilliance Mt. Pleasant Toronto and surrounding towns includes Van B Myler and Alice Bennett Thomas Lundy and Bertha Leonard Michael Geier and Lillian Heegel Walter Rothermund and Nellie Johnston Harry Esch and Maude Hunter Charles McCullough and Frances Madison Joseph Jones and Anna Grunden Daniel Mounts and Emma Baldwin Susie Johnson Cleyne Beaillion Emily Neibar William Gillespie Loretta Watson David Liston Blanch Ledger Andy Brondos Mary Clementyk James French Bertha Robison John Bittinger Nancy Galbraith Disney Tidrick Minnie Hartzell Ernest Molienauer Helena Kellermier Henry Findt Lena la Floto among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van B. Myler
Alice Bennett
Toronto
Thomas Lundy
Bertha Leonard
Bergholz
Michael J. Geier
Lillian Heegel
Mingo Junction
Walter L. Rothermund
Nellie B. Johnston
Brilliant
Harry R. Esch
Maude A. Hunter
Amsterdam
Haries McCullough
Frances Madison
Irondale
Joseph A. Jones
Anna Grunden
Long Run
Daniel R. Mounts
Emma J. Baldwin
Thomas A. Griffith
Susie Johnson
Empire
Cleyne Beaillion
Emily Neibar
Steubenville
Wiliam E. Gillespie
Loretta M. Watson
David M. Liston
Blanch Cartledge
Grover
Andy Brondos
Mary Clementyk
James C. French
Bertha D. Robinson
John C. Bittinger
Nancy J. Galbraith
Disney FE
Tidrick
Minnie B. Hart
Vice President Lewis Warns of Guard Violence at Braddock
After returning from Steubenville, National Vice President Lewis of the United Mine Workers told a Wheeling reporter that any repetition of last Sunday's deadly guard shooting by U S Coal Company forces could spark a general uprising and drive out guards. He cited plans to replace guards with deputy sheriffs, limited to guarding idle miners, paid by the company, with the county avoiding responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wheeling
Steubenville
Bradley
U. S. Coal Company
Braddock
United States Coal Company
Franchise Granted for Trolley Line Wellsburg to Bethany
Wellsburg Council granted a franchise for a trolley line from Wellsburg to Bethany. President Cramblett of Bethany College spoke against extending traffic routes, then with Attorney Chapman withdrew the clause. Cramblett pledged Bethany College funds and promised immediate construction, noting investors previously found it nonviable but supporters would fund on sentimental grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
Bethany
F. L. Letzikus
Cramblett
Bethany College
Chapman
GREAT STORM Floods Hit Wellsville Area and City
A cloudburst behind Wellsville caused severe flooding as water overwhelmed lowlands. Over 200 homes and businesses flooded, foundations weakened, sewers failed, and debris clogged streets. Mayor Fogo mobilized 100 workers to clear storm sewers saving homes. Buckeye avenue saw water breach a second story. East Liverpool escaped major flooding. a church suffered minor lightning damage while railroad slides and downed telegraph wires disrupted lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
W. L. Fogo
Buckeye Avenue
Liverpool
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Illness Keeps Belmont Judge From Renomination
The Wheeling Intelligencer reports Judge Jesse W. Hollingsworth will not seek renomination for Belmont county court judge due to long illness. If he retires, potential successors named include E.8 Armstrong of Bellaire Major J Petty of Barnesville John Pollack of St. Clairsville and DeWitte Danford of Bellaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Hollingsworth
Commi Pleas Court
Belmont County
Wheeling Intelligencer
Ty Bar
Hollingsworth
Armstrong
Bellaire
Major J Petty
Barnesville
John Pollack
St. Clairsville
DeWitte Danford
Double drowning near Mingo Junction claims Basilio Lengo cousins
Two Italian cousins share the same name Basilio Lengo die in a deep Cross Creek hole near Mingo Junction. They were poor swimmers and were recovered after witnesses saw them struggle. Local laborers from Mingo handled pickup and burial preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Creek
Mingo Junction
Basilio Lengo
Wabash Bridge
Ancy
Mike Salanchi
George Sharp
Mingo
Beth
Murder Charge Against Bradley Guard Captain Talbott
Mine officials here consult with the prosecutor as coroner's findings point to guards' blame in the Bradley shooting. H W Talbott may face second degree murder or manslaughter charges for ordering guards to shoot, while bond was set earlier for shooting with intent to kill. Officials discuss deputy sheriffs, miners' union leaders voice support for legal action and operation resumption at Gaylord mine. President Green and officers visit Plum Run, Bradley, and Rush Run to assess non union tensions and new scale impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
H. W. Talbott
Talbott
Ralston
Smithfield
Coal Company
U. S. Coal Co
Messrs
Watkins
Lewis and Green State
Albane
Pittsburg Black Coal Company
James Briggs
Miners’ Executive Committee
Mr. Ewing
Ewing
Gaylord
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Have Bow
Green
United States Coal Company
Plum Run and
Glenn’s Run Coal Company
Rush Run
William Green
Ohio
National
Thomas L. Lewis
Lewis
Plum Run
Faxton & Sons
Flushing
Remains Of Two Boys Drowned Identified In Ohio
The bodies of Fred Breen and Charles Earl Oliver were identified by relatives. Services held Sunday and Monday with floral tributes and pallbearers listed. The Breen body was found near Sister’s Islands by Edward Morgan and towed ashore at Gaylord before authorities were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's Ferry
Fred Breen
Rev. Smith
Edwin Sheets
Ross Kelis Chester
William Looman
William Forbes
Robert Moore
Harold Bougher
Homer Myers
George Wilson
Leonard Woods
Charles Earl Oliver
Smith and
Ellis
Ross Kell
Harry Campbell
Wayne Dalrymple
George Barr
Leonard Wells
Walter Harris
Theo
Harris
Willard
Chester Looman
Wm. Forbes
Breen
Martin‘’s Ferry
Edward
Morgan
East Liverpool
Gaylord
Martins Ferry
Mettenberger
Contributions Report by Steubenville Presbytery U P Shows Local Totals
The Steubenville Presbytery U P reports last year’s benevolence contributions from Jefferson county churches. Knoxville gave 545.70 against a 193.50 quota, Piney Fork 40 against 484.50, Richmond 109.57 against 519, Steubenville 1709.72 against 668.16, Toronto 140.65 against 484.50, with total presbytery 9572.26 against 13000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville Presbytery U. P
Jefferson County
Knoxville
Piney Fork
Richmond
Steubenville
Toronto
Miners Stand Firm As Benefits Restart Hesitantly
Telephones reached operators and personal representatives urging caution to signing while miners plan to resume benefits next Monday. Benefits had paused after the Columbus agreement but were resumed when operators repudiated it in Eastern Ohio. Quiet at Bradley and Flaum Run. Smithfield women have returned home, and with the departure of the leaders the trouble is believed over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Bradley and
Flaum Run
Smithfield
Ewards
A Mistake To Have Only Silk and Lace Gowns
In New York July 7 fashion notes urge variety beyond silk lace gowns for summer wear. Embroidered gowns raise cost and labor but remain attractive. linen, peau de soie, voile, and chiffon options offer stylish, cooler choices. Emphasis on matching embroidery, belts, parasols, and diverse evening and day looks. ESTELLE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valenciennes
Estelle
Man Wanted and Barber Arrests in East Liverpool Incident
A telegram from Fast Liverpool prompted officers to arrest Rd Wilson, a barber, who was held overnight and charged with obtaining goods under false pretenses. Wilson had been absent from East Liverpool for about two months and worked at Bothe's barber shop. Reese Duff, a colored man, was fined $40 for disorderly conduct, and due to nonpayment was sent to the workhouse after Canton detainment by Chief Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Rd Wilson
Pottery City
Wilson
East Liverpool
Bothe
Reese Duff
Canton
Zimmerman
Death of Mrs Maggie Mitchell in city home on South Sixth
Miss Maggie Mitchell longtime resident of this city and former Richmond native died at her South Sixth Street home last night. Her passing prompts local notices and memories of her years in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Mitchell
Richmond
South Sixth Street
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Euelah
Port Homer
Frank F. Miller
North Street
J. Campbell
Collier’s
Harry Brown
Gertrude
Sarah
Daisy Bougher
Marion Bower
D. A. Baird
North Seventh Street
John and George Matthewson
Bernard Brady
North Third Street
Samuel Hubbard
Dora
Miss List
Wilbur Doe
E. L. Finley
Louise
Elizabeth White
Putt-in-Bay
Webber
Rochester
Frank Floto
Emmma Liebler
Charleroi
James P. Gorman
Ironton
Patrick Gorman
Harry Zink
Stant Casey
Frank Fach
Witl
Denver
Elks’ National Lodge
Charles Hill
Martha Sage
Howard Hill
Madison Avenue
Anna Maley
Lina Goode
Ben
D. A. McNichol
Belle McGill
Misses Hill
South Fourth Stret
George Kell
Wm. Pressley
South Street
Kell
Mary Buchanan
Frankfort Springs
Francis
Hattie Thatcher
Crawford Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Amy Thatcher
Marion Goss
Andover College
Donald Dougherty
Centerville
Town
Odessa Neel
W. L. Smith
Mint
Minnetonka Lake
Emmett McGinnis
Fischer Sunday and Machine Company
Ford City
David W. Medill
W. J. Medill
Denver Medical College
New York City
Jacob Mason
Zanesville
Mary S. Kerr
Washington, Pittsburg
Mercer
Mary Conlin
Marie Howser
Walter C. Jones
St. Paul
Cian’s
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Oree
C. & P. Rail
Herald-Star
UNION
Fred
Sister's Islands
Man
Hehe
Sarve
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