A Real Boss Dictates GOP Convention Location
The piece denounces Senator Dick and Senator Foraker for appointing themselves as party bosses and choosing the convention site at Cedar Point or Dayton to retaliate against Columbus papers. It criticizes the move as dictatorial, predicting damage to Republican prospects and urging party members not to tolerate such methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Dick
Foraker
Republican Executive Committee
Dayton
Cedar Point
Columbus
Roosevelt
Trte
Acees
The
Herald Star
Bossiam
Food Fear Versus Common Sense In Ancient Diets
A reader argues against widespread microbe worries, claiming ancestors thrived by eating freely and drinking untreated water. He urges using common sense over theories, suggesting modern science has inflated fear and that simple habits could sustain health and longevity.
Dick Verbalizes Boss Role in Cleveland Interview
A Cleveland interview portrays Senator Dick as openly assuming a bosslike role, outshining rivals Herod and Penrose in leadership moves. The piece notes public resistance to dictation, with the Republican base largely opposing such centralized power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Senator Dick
Cleveland
Herod
Penroses
Platts
Coxes
Tall Timbers
Man fears convention in city with newspapers
A speaker argues that a man who avoids holding a convention in a city where newspapers are published likely has something to conceal from delegates and warrants watchful scrutiny.
Death Notice of Mrs Greeley in Steubenville
Mrs Bridget Greeley aged five years and widow of Michael Greeley died at home 452 South Fifth Street on Sunday evening after a long illness. Born in Ireland as Burns, she had lived in Steubenville for six decades. She leaves three children and lived with Christian resignation and cheerful presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Bridget Greeley
South Fifth Street
Michael Greeley
Ireland
Burns
Steubenville
Greeley Family Remembered in Obituary Snippet
The deceased was a well respected member of Holy Name church and left behind James Greeley of Milnois Miss Kate Greeley and Mrs W F Copeland of Steubenville along with John Greeley and John Burns of North Seventh Street as surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Greeley
Milnois
Kate Greeley
W. F. Copeland
Steubenville
John Greeley
John Burns
North Seventh Street
Holy Name Church
Mary Stout 67 dies after short illness at home
Mrs Mary Stout, widow of John F Stout, died at 4236 South Sixth street Sunday at 1am after a brief stomach illness. Born in Guernsey county she lived here 28 years. Survived by four children Mary Ayres Grant John and George Stout two sisters Mrs Sarah Stone and Mrs Maria Roberts and Joha Hutton. Raised in Friends Church, later affiliated with the M B Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ©. Stout
South Sixth Street
John F. Stout
Guernsey County
Hutton
Mary ©. Ayres
Grant
John
George Stout
Sarah Stone
Winteruville
Maria Roberts
Ojha Hutton
Breakenville
Friends Church
M. B. Church
Galvin Infant Dies of Summer Complaint at Stanton Blvd Home
Eugenia Elizabeth Galvin three months six days old daughter of the late Eugene and Lizzie Galvin died Friday at 7 15 am at the Stanton boulevard home from summer complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Elizabeth
Eugene
Lizzie Galvin
Stanton Boulevard
Barber Hollow Social Evening and Local Visits
Far Bowers of Patsbore Pennsylvania called on friends near Barber Hollow. Miss Ella Mollinghead visited nearby. George McElroy and Fred Allen drove a new auto. Clara Scott hosted a young ladies party with music and games. Obstacle was seen crossing Barber Hollow last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Hollow
C. Porter
Steubenville
Ross McConnell
Brier Ridge
George McElroy
Fred Allen
Erana Lowry
Mildred
Clara Scott
Unionport
George Allen
Two Ridges
James Alen
Misa Clara Scott
Bantam Ridge
Mildred Scott
Lee Andrews
Erma Andrews
Charlee Scott
Local News From East Springfield And Surroundings
Harvey Snyder expands with a near finished store room while James Dye opens a meat market thriving. Homer Porter leaves for Washington Pennsylvania to take a carpentry job. Rev Rankin has been ill and missed last Sunday. Mrs John Kerr is seriously ill but improving. The B L of the Methodist church plans a festival on Mrs Ellis lawn Saturday July 21. Hose Davidson visits Jefferson this week. Mrs Dr Kerr of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs Charles Beresford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Springfield
Harvey Snyder
James Dye
Homer Porter
Washington
Rankin
John Kerr
B. L
The
Methodist Church
Ellis
Hose Davidson
Jefferson
Dr. Kerr
Baltimore
Vis
Charles Beresford
Service at St. James Church Cross Creek Next Sunday
A church service will be held at St James Church Cross Creek next Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock conducted by the Rev Edwin B Redhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Cross Creek
Edwin B.redhead
Adminstratrix Appointment Notice in Ohio Estate
Notice announces Angial O Neal appointed and qualified as administrator of Elizabeth O Neal deceased in Steubenville Township Jefferson County Ohio dated July 18 1906. Attorney W S McCauslan filed. Estate administration details appear in public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth O'Neal
Steubenville Township
Jefferson Courty
Ohio
Angial
O'Neal
W. S. McCcauslan
Local Markets Prices for Groceries and Produce
Retail price list from New York markets includes cheese cream molasses syrup and sugar. Entries cover flour meats butter cornmeal dressed chickens vegetables and fruits with numerous per unit and per sack quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sweitzer
Pillsbury
Married Men Beat Young's Crack Nine In Close Ball Game
In a July Saturday clash at Wa bash ball park the Married Men edged Young's Crack Nine 5 to 3. Pitcher Farlett starred for the winners while D Frasier pitched well for the Crack Nine despite arm wear. Umpire Stringer drew some protests but performed capably in his first assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlett
Wabash Ball Park
Young's Crack Pine
Tiis Place
Young
Bateries
Barker
Fragler
Stensi
Farlett
D. Frazier
Bensi
Mr. Stringer
W. P. Bates
Wabash
Local Socials and Obituary Notes from Wellsville and Vicinity
Master Jay Swickard visits his grandfather Henry Saltsman in Wellsville while Miss Freda Johnston from Steubenville visits her cousin William Elson. The Good Hope Lutheran Church holds the funeral for David Groves of Holt with Rev Read officiating. Ray Swickard visits sister Mrs T J Clarke in Wellsville. Nora Clendenning returns to J T Longs after a Virginia visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Swickard
Wellaville
Henry Saltsman
Freda Johnston
Steuberville
Wiliam Elson
J. M. Clark
Iowa
John F
James Clark
James McClain
Homer Lewis
James F. Reed
C. B. Smith
Steubenville
B. J. Welday
Reed's Mills
Fr. M. Miller
Wellsville
David Groves
Holt
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Installation of Wildwood lodge officers in New Alexandria
Wildwood lodge No. 190 officers were installed July 14 by W. T. Dalrymple. Elected officers include John Linton N G and W A Cox V G, with Dalrymple L G N G and others. After ceremonies, Dalrymple hosted guests at Hotel Jefferson with ice cream and cake. Additional local notes include repairs to village pikes, visitors from Wellsville and Detroit, and village social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Lodge No
W. T. Dalrymple
D. D
W. J. L. Davis
C. R. Fellows
Dalrymple
J. G
P. G
Hotel Jefferson
Graham
J. A. Hobson
Iéa Boazman
Kirsie Roberts
Wilbur Dalrymple
Updegrafs
Hubbel
Y. PS. CE. Union
A. N. Fely
Fells
M. P
M. BE
Epworth League
Christian Endervorers
J. F. Rine
William Wheatly
James Scott
Wellsville
David M. Scott
H. R. Foster
Smithfield
Foster
Ethel Scott
Mingo Junction
Vilage
C. B. Gourley
Punx Nawny
New Alexandria
Otis Thompson
Mingo
Etta Thompson
Steubanville
R. Thompson
Local notices and social guests across towns
Richmond residents RichmonD K Richards and Lee McKnight hosted RK T Douglass and Akron-based guests at Blanche Rarey's home. Numerous visits from Akron, Toronto, Steubenville, Bridgeville and Morgantown noted. The Presbyterian festival at R W Dodds home is set for July 26. Rev J W Engle preached at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
D. K
Lee McKnight
Pittebure
T. Douglass
Akron
Blanche Rarey
Reno Sprague
Miss Lamperty
W. J. Ford
C. &. Society of the Presbyterian Church
R. W. Dodds
J. W. Engle
U. P
M. E
WU. P
Alexander Call
Toronto
John Dodds
Steubenville
Rebecca Anderson
Helen McLean
Willson
Bridgeville
Julia Stephenson
Denver
Mrrs. Vankirk
Roberts
Mr Miller
Pittsburg
Reed's Mills Social Notes July Visit and Local News
Mrs. George Chalfant visits Otto Chalfant recovering from typhoid fever. Stant Cookson family moves to town after summer with relatives. Welday family returns home after two weeks away. J Fillis Welday has been Steubenville mail carrier. Lizzie Patton and Fanny Gilkinson guest with L W McElroy of Mingo Junction. Maggie Cunningham and son Walter visited R J Ferguson last Thursday. Mrs. William Gilkinson visited Carnegie last Thursday with George Gilkinson and sisters. Jennie Cunningham and baby and Lida Allen hosted by S S Welday family last Friday. Mrs. Taylor attended Mrs. Stout’s funeral Tuesday afternoon. Ida McElroy visited her father G W Reed Tuesday night. Browning Welday and Richmond family visited their kin. Miss Jennie Leech aims to visit BR e Van Kannal of Valparaiso Ind. Reed's Mills appeals as a campers’ spot with three camps nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed's Mills
George Chalfant
Otto
Stant— Cookson
William Leech
J. Fillis Welday
Your
Welday
Steubenville
Lizzie Patton
Fanny Gilkinson
L. W. McElroy
Mingo Junction
Maggie Cunningham
Walter
Wriday
Taylor
Stout
Your City
Ida McElroy
G. W. Reed
Browning Welday
Richmond
Mr. Welday
Jennie Leech
BR. E. van Kannal
Valparaiso
Ind
Reed’s Mills
Maurice Huston
Wilma
Erma Andrews
Ethel McElroy
Christian Endavor
Two Ridges
Ida Smythe
BE. R. Bewers
Pittehure
Mounlay
le W. McElroy
Twe Ridges
James Allen
Mesers
Lee Andrews
Oscar Scott
George McElroy
Fred Allen
Chas
Scott
Tunnel Hill
Cora Andrews
Mildred
Lillian Scott
Lizzie Peterson
Union Port
Stoy Tuljes
Carl Porter
James McCoy
Mary
Rock Springs
James Moffit
F. Ab. Scott
G. W. Burnett
William Carson
Wintersville
Charles Allen
Geo. Bowers
Bantam Ridge
George Leech
Bloomfield Friends
D. L. Buchanan
Ridge
O. L. Scott
G. L. Andrews
G. W. Burnette
FB. Scott
Ethel
Wilma McElroy
Evelyn
Fred Robertson
Willian
Carnegie, Pa
Bates Surprise Dinner Social at Bates Residence
Mr and Mrs A D Bates hosted a noon surprise gathering for about 80 friends and neighbors. A sumptuous repast followed by rest and lively games filled the afternoon. Notable local residents and visitors were mentioned in brief society notes and customary travel updates.
Local society notes include travel and calls in Steubenville area
Miss Emma Kirkpatrick plans a six month home vacation. Mrs Robert McGough and her daughter were shopping in Steubenville last Wednesday. Mrs Tom Trimmer is improving. Benj Bates was calling on lady friends near Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kirkpatrick
Robert McGough
Steubenville
Tom Trimmer
Benj. Bates
Simthfield
Community on the Ridge Sees Visits and Gatherings
Harvest activities fill the Ridge as Maurice Huston and sister Miss Wilma visit their grandmother, while Erma and Ethel McElroy attend Christian Endavor at Two Ridges. Numerous calls and visits span Steubenville, Unionport, Wintersville, and nearby towns with relatives, picnics at Rock Springs, and social calls from Pittsburgh and Carnegie.
Area Picnic Attendees and Local Movements Report
A large group from here attended a Chester picnic while J W Hall and family moved to New Cumberland Junction Monday. Charles Forester moved into the Hall house and Mrs Ellen Joyce has been ill. Visits by Mrs Clio McCormick of Pittsburg and Mrs Albert Knox of Sheridan, Pa. Emma Tonax also ill. William Richards of Hilliard, Pa spent Sunday here. Wiliam Davis recovering from copperhead bite. Mrs J F Croner enjoyed time with Mr and Mrs. Charles Collins of New Cumberland and family. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society to hold annual ten offering service at M E church Sunday July 22 at 8 o’clock. Mrs J T Elliott visited Pittsburg. A J Thorley adding to his store room. Mrs A L Hanlin ill but improving. B H Roney in Steubenville on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
J. W. Hall
Newumberland Junction
Charles Forester
Ellen Joyce
Clio McCormick
Pittsburg
A. D. Stansburg
Albert Knox
Sheridan
Emma Tonax
Wiliam Richards
Hilliard
W. Davis
Charles Collins
New Cumber
J. T. Elliott
A. J. Thorley
A. L. Hanlin
B. H. Roney
Steubenville
Hazel Dell Notes Quiet Harvest Pause After Rains
Hazel Dell reports heavy rains halting harvesting though conditions may improve. Local residents George Cole, Earl Smith, and Selo residents are socializing, with Mamie Welday and Nana visiting Urichsville. Mrs. Caroline Richards of Rochester spent a week with S. S. Welday. Young people attended Two Ridges Sunday services. J. B. Welday and Steubenville relatives vacationing locally. R. J. Ferguson hosted friends at his country home. Mrs. C U W Allen and Mrs. H D Syningham with Mrs. Cunningham's father on Friday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cole
Earl Smith
Selo
Smith
Sele
Mamie Welday
Nana
Urichsville
Caroline Richards
Rochester
S. S. Welday
Two Ridges
B. Gersuch and
J. B. Welday
Steubenville
R. J. Ferguson
Nebraska Indians Baseball Team Faces City Clubs in 1905 Tour
A history of the Nebraska Indians 1905 tour is detailed, noting an 18 to 3 win over Toledo champion Camels on August 20 in Toledo, and September results in Louisville and New Albany. It asserts the team’s speed versus crack city squads and notes a July 26 game at Mt. Pleasant against the Puckeye team at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Indians
Camels
Toledo
Ohio
Indians
Louisville
Glenwood Parks
Louwisville
New Albany
Butchertowns
Green
Redskins
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson County Ohio probate notice of estate sale
William C Brown administrator petitions the Jefferson County Probate Court in Ohio for sale of the estate of Joseph Konia to pay debts. He died seized of an undivided one half in a lot in Dillon Gate with a mortgage claimed by James O Henry for 125 dollars. Infants Joseph Kenia and Lottie Kenia are made defendants and must answer by August 25, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Konia
Lottie Konia
William ¢. Brown
Jefferson County
Ohio
County of
Jefferson
State of
Watson and Thomason
Dillongate
James O. Henry
Jas. O. Henry
Joseph Kenin
Lottie Kenia
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Herald Printing Company
Hose
Nile Brulek
Poplar
Furmer
Nis
Odd Fellows
Steubensifle Odd Fellows
Stanton Park
Vielt
John Marin
Farmers’ Telephone
Cora McCann
OSAGE
Cresswell
A.D. Bates
Millie Rittenhouse
William Holmes
Nora
Elsie
Tom Johnson
Carnegie
Chas. Miser
C. L. Peters
Dennison
James McMasters
Virginia
William Hales
London
England
Emma Miser
Samuel Brabston
Bates
James Mikels
Wellsburg
W. Va
Chas, Summers
Cora Welday
Salineville
Hazel Dell
Bust & Packard Leonard, Shaw & Dean Thompson Bros. and
Hanan & Sons
Hanan
New Oxfords
Justin
Chas. L. Foreman & Co
Market Street
People’s National Bank OF
Teubenville, Ohio
F. Davideom
Francy
Vice Press
J. L
Rimes
Directon
F Davideon
J. Podlewski
R. L. Browsleo
Frank Murphy Jones Munker
National Exchange Bank
W. H. McClinton
T. A. Hammond
Cashier
David McCullough
V. Preet
Hugh T. Clark
Asa’t. Cashier
W. H. McClinton, D. M. Weilday, Fletcher C. Chambe
Winfield Scott, Charles J. McConnell
Thomas Johnson
Samuel C. Gill
J. & McGowan
William C. Brown
Ww. C. Brown
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