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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1906

Page

3

Mad dog alarms Smithfield as authorities target Willard

Deputy Marshal E J Urig announces a warrant for H K Willard, president of United States Coal Co, for manslaughter with plans to surrender next week in Steubenville or pursue arrest. Report notes 76 nonunion miners left Plum Run mine with 23 guards. 30 new men hired. Mines at Taggart and talks in Cleveland advance districtwide talks. Canton conference expected to yield settlement.

E. J. Urig Smithfield Urig United States Coal Company Willard Steubenville Plum Run United States Coal Co Briggs Victor Buzzi John Blaineck John Zelenka Ohio Watkins Rankin National T. L. Lewis Canton

Maddened dog bites Smithfield resident in rabies scare

A rabid looking dog roamed Smithfield causing widespread alarm. Benjamin Finley was bitten twice by the animal as a posse fired on it. the dog was killed and its head sent to Pittsburg for rabies testing. Finley travels to Pasteur Hospital. town plans mass dog extermination.

Pasteur Hospital Smithfield Benjamin Finley Mr. Naylor Pasteur Pittsburg Mr. Finley Jones’ Drug Finley Portland Pike Melvin Gregg

Robbery at Pan Handle Freight Depot Ends With Arrest

Wm Briggs was jailed on a robbery charge after being found emerging from the Pan Handle freight depot at 7:45 p m bearing five boxes each of gold rope tobacco and Piper Heidsick tobacco along with macaroni. He allegedly hid inside and removed items, while prior to arrest he offered macaroni to local boys. Another man Shell Murray is held on suspected insanity. Nine intoxicated individuals were in the lockup. A washhouse theft was reported by Joan Shaler Sr with several garments stolen.

Wm. Briggs Morrow Pan Handle Briggs Old Bridge Yard Shell Murray Joan Shaler, Sr

Reunion of regiments gathers Twin Cities veterans

A reunion event brings together the 9th 80th 52nd and 76th regiments with the 30th 98th and others. Events will occur at Dennison and Uhrichsville on Thursday August 30. Headquarters for three regiments will be in Dennison and Uhrichsville, where veterans will march at noon to a free dinner at the Princess rink in Uhrichsville.

Dennison Ohrichs vAle Denniison Uhrichsville Frincess

Sheriff appoints deputies for guard duty at Bradley

Sheriff Verhes signs bond with President Willard of U S Coal Co for 15000 dollars and assigns eighteen deputies to guard Bradley mine. Deputies earn five dollars daily, Chief Deputy ten, coal company covers wages and expenses. James Murray leads the force with a roster of named deputies from Toronto, Brilliant, East Springfield, Mt. Pleasant, Smithfield and city addresses.

Verhes Willard U. S. Coal Co Bradley Coal Company James Murray Sheriff Vorkes Toronto William F. Strutt Chas. O. Dougherty J. N. Ong Smithfield George W. Moore William Rine Brilliant James Hall Amos Alban James Pitner Benj. Wilson D. S. McMasters, Jr Mt. Pleasant Nathan Burrier East Springfield Joseph Burrier W. B. Martin Archie G. Porter City Edw D. Lucas Otto Schultz Thomas Clark John F. Collins

Young Prisoner Babcock Sends Letter From Windsor

Arthur Babcock, the young offender who robbed Stonebrook Jewelry in Stonebrook and escaped from jail near New Philadelphia about a week ago, has been located in Windsor Canada across from Lorain. He said he would work on a farm to reform and repay losses and asked Stonebrook not to prosecute. His father lives in Lorain. he likely headed home to avoid capture.

Arthur Babcock Stonebrook New Philadelphia Babcock Windsor Canada Lorain Pabcock Mr. Stonebroeck

Twin Cities to Hold Two Grand Camp Fires on 29th

Two grand camp fires are planned for the evening of the 29th one at Dennison and the other at Uhrichsville with able entertaining speakers. A parade will follow the dinner and citizens are urged to decorate business places and residences along the march route in a fitting manner to honor the old veterans.

Dennison Uhrichsville Twin Cities

Busy Last Thursday of August Promises Multiple Reunions

A single day in Stanton County will host two soldiers reunions, one in this city and another in Uhrichsville and Dennison, plus a teachers institute and local races. Veterans from regiments 41st 52nd 80th 98th and 36th plan gatherings, while locals worry about attending both events on the same date.

Uhrichsville Dennison Stanton Park Teachers’ Institute

Program to encourage and commend will be printed later

The notice states that the programme to encourage and commend will be printed at a later date. It conveys a planning update without specifying exact times or participants. No additional actions or entities are detailed in available text.

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Local visitors hosted by Fairmont residents

Mrs. James Rodgers returns to Fairmont West Virginia after visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. George Wintringer of Newark New Jersey stays with H D Wintringer on La Belle avenue. Miss Jane Bereberger of Cleveland visits her uncle and aunt Dr and Mrs B E Stringer.

James Rodgers Fairmont W. Va George Wintringer Newark N. J H. D. Wintringer la Belle Avenue Jane Bereberger Cleveland B. E. Stringer Jacob George Mat Edwards Mt. Clemens D. A. Jones Bloomfield Steubenville J. T. Crawford Ree Bustard Pitsburg Wilson Wester Dr. Miller North Fifth Street Susan Barr Martins Ferry Fiie M. Crawford W. L. Tipton E. £. Erskine Cambridge Springs Laura McPherson Pittsbury Margaret Hielen Rooke iGage Martin’s Ferry John Ritheart Jane Fowler Ida Jacobs Wellsburg Mildred Bates John Fishinger Atlantic City Hugh McPhail East Palestine Teresa Muller Boggs & Buhl's Pittsburg Margaret Brannegan John Brannegah Franklin Avenue Double Six Club Brown's Island Kate Dunn Mingo Mary Howley Bridgeport E. Mendenhall Bertha Dayton Missee Bougher Howard Oliver Wheeling Harry Esakovich Slippery Rock J. L. Friedman E. L. Finley Louise Elizabeth White Put-in Bay al Wilkinson Syvneus N. Y John Dudley Andrew Forsythe 8. C. McKittrick Jackson, D Masters Russell George McKittrick Lora Bair Childs James Duluth Albert Childs Baxter Washington, D. C H. Cunningham West Market Street Margaret Lindsey Hermit Park Alexander Lcott Chamberlain J. F. Dunbar North Third Street Wilkinsburg Luln Kinney Florence Fly Columbus Ohio Edna Griffen J. J. McCoy North Fourth Street Mary White Kansas City Mary Buchan Mabel Madison Pluma Stoke Geo. Johnson South Church Street Reba Taylor A .W. Moreland Fope Glee Club Delevan Cora Weber St. Mary’s W. J. Blackburn H. W. Cooper Altamont Park Blanch Buck New York City Margaret Lindsay Spence Wallace Toledo Kate Gaughan Chester Liverpool T. D. Presser John Huston Zoar Tony FE. B. Miller Clarence Sahli Zelianople Roy Merryman Bradley George P. Kells Adam Coes Edward Howard Oliver Conner Toronto Clyde Stevenson Bowerston John Orr AP. Williams Alfred Freedom B. J. Snyder William Tilney James O'Brien Bessie Smith Tarentum Maggie Robinson Adams Street Moris Pearce Ambrose Parks Parkersburg George McKim Purviance Canton Edna Powell Crescent Club Peasant Hill Benj, Jones Racine Wis John Dougherty Kit Lenore Kell R. G. Richards Kelly Simon Loftus Dennison M. L. Miller Olive Camridge Springs Sallie McGrew W. A. Robinson Niagara Falls Canada William Maxwell Arthur Wagner East Liverpool Charles Hamilton Edgewood Sam Bygate the Lakes Wilella Fleming Burgettsown Emma Bauman Clyde Odell George H. Glessner Newcomerstown Ulman Salineville Highlandtown Margaret Dixon W. H. Dixon North High Street William Roach Frank Taylor William Jones J. A. McGovern Hornellsville WV. J. Keys South Fourth Street Bellaire Clara Givens Charles Feeters M. D. Sabine Philadelphia Ethel Reed Louis Mackenzie FE. A. Dale Anna Sannon Emma V. Griffith Wilbur Workman Mila Ryland Colliers Elizabeth Murray Margaret McNeal Ryland Maple Leaf Club Altamont William Mitchell Edward Bennett W. J. Ford Richmond Lillian Staats Heart Neff William Griffith George Swan Evelyn Fifth Street Matthew Swan Iowa Mr. Swan Bertha Myers Alibanna L. W. Zimmerman la Belle View J. Chas. Ross Ross Zanesville Milwaukee Club Myers Lake Shady Lane West Virginia Upper Ferry James Gallagher Edward Dignan Edward Schramm Thomas Nalen Jack Uslick James McGill Jacob Dignan Charles McFadden Edward Connors

Personal notices and visits fill Wheeling city life

A flurry of social activity fills Wheeling with visits, gatherings, and excursions. Residents and guests from Martins Ferry, Bloomfield, Pittsburg, and Steubenville attend dinners, dances, and outings. Travel plans include Atlantic City trips, Cambridge Springs journeys, and lakeside tours as families and clubs host parties and celebrate birthdays.

Slip on CG P rail line near city endangers flyer

A slide on the CG P railway about twelve miles above the city caused a major dirt slip onto the tracks. The Steubenville and Wellsville flyer narrowly avoided derailment after the engine and crew quickly braked and reversed the train. Crews from Steubenville and Wellsville worked to clear debris, the incident cited as one of the worst in years.

Steubenville Wellsville

Ohio River and Western eyes Pleasant Heights deal

OHIO RIVER and WESTERN railroad officials Mooney and partners, visiting Woodsfield and Columbus, discussed renewing a line survey with Hocking Valley officials. A lease and favorable racing outlook hover as Steubenville plans a late August meet at Pleasant Heights with Dr. McFarland overseeing races and purses.

S. C. Mooney W.C Mooney Ohio River and Western Railroad Woodsfield Ohio Columbus High Steubenville Dr. McFarland East Liverpool Pleasant Heights

Unions Seek Cross Border Card Recognition, Gompers Letter

Local unions affiliated with the American Federation of Labor report receipt of a circular from Samuel Gompers. The letter asks unions in the United States and Europe to consider recognizing membership cards from workers in other countries after three years of continuous good standing, seeking reciprocal action and broader wage worker solidarity.

American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Europe Gompers Executive Council America United States of America

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HAL. Warrant H. E. Willard Uriy City Today Bill Briggs Fender New Phil Adelphia Portha Eagan Daniel L. N. White Fairview A. W. Corklin Little Son Warden Mary Clifton C. L. Sindledecker Memeer Thomas Shepherd Wheling Lake Erie Zanesville and Western Ohio River Western Hocking Valley Ohio River and Western FLYER Driving Park VALEY Doc McFarland PARE BY Gompers THE Federa Tion
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