Fine Auto Routes Outlined For Pleasure Touring
The American Automobile Association maps a varied travel section from the Lake Erie shore to the Cumberland and Zanesville region. It highlights routes along Lake Erie's south shore and the National Road area to Washington and the mid Atlantic, noting Pennsylvania Ohio and New York landmarks. Historic sites near Buffalo Cleveland Steubenville Wheeling Fort Pitt and Fort Necessity are referenced with brief notes on early settlements and key figures.
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American Automobile Association
Lake Erie
New York
New England States
Cumberland
Zanesville
National Capital
Middle Atlantic Seaboard
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Keystone State
Buckeye
State Highway Commission
Buffalo
Canada
Niagara Falls
America
Fillmore
Milburn
Delaware Avenue
McKinley
Wilcox
Roosevelt
Westfield
Portage Hoad
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Fredonia
Cownodure Perry
Lake Bluff
Anthony” Wayne
Wayne
Cleveland
Moses Cleveland
Conmeaut Creek
Euclid Avenue
Conneaut
Connecticut Land Company
Western Reserve
Canton
Avon
Great Lakes
Ohio River
United States
Akron
John Brown
Coshocton
Steubenville
Whio River
Tonenious Fightier McCooks
Unsion
Wheeling
Col
Ebenezer Zane
Jonathan
Silas
Allegheny Mountains
Virginia
Fort
Patrick Henry
Henry Clay
Fort Pitt
Pittsburg
Forbes
Philadelphia
Potomac River
Willscam
Knobly Mountain
Uniontown
Great Warrior Mountain
Gist
Ohio Company
Braddock Road
Edward Braddock
Monongahela
Fort Necessity
George Washington
Death notices mix for Uhrichsville man and Steubenville educator
William Madison Adrian, 79, died at home in Uhrichsville after a yard mishap. A blacksmith and Dennison shops spring maker, he left a wife Agnes Sterling and three children. Miss Brown, a Steubenville educator, to be buried there per late arrangements. references to Berryville and family ties noted.
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William Madison Adrian
Uhrichsville
Scio
D C. Foster
Wellsville
Dennison
Agnes Sterling
Adrian
Margaret
Oscar Davis
Philippi
W. Va
Margare
Curtis Davis
L. W. Adrian
Steubenville
George Adrian
Unionport
Robert Adrian
Richards
Kate Adrian
Toledo
Lucinda Adrian
Smithfield
The
Presbyterian Church
Miss Sarah Brown Dies in Berryville After Long City Teaching Career
Miss Sarah Brown, long time beloved city schools teacher, died suddenly Tuesday morning July 27, 1915, at Berryville Virginia from heart failure. Mr D W Beall received the telegram with no further details. She resided here for years and dedicated nearly fifty years to teaching in the city schools.
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California
Wilkinsburg
Virginia
Miss Brown
Old Steubenville Seminary
Old Second Presbyterian Church
Brown
Steubenville
Berryville
Sarah Brown
D. W. Beall
Salty Dose: Truax Sentenced for Cruelty in Ohio
Squire Henry Lawler condemned Albert Truax for cruelty to his wife and infant child. He sentenced Truax to six months in the workhouse and a 200 dollar fine plus costs. The ex-West Virginian fled jurisdiction by moving to Ohio, after abusive conduct in West Virginia. He resided at 130 South Eighth Street.
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Albert Truax
Squire Henry Lawler
Squire
West Virginia
Ohio
South Eighth Street
Ohio relief effort aids destitute coal regions
Governor Willis reports militia officers distributing food to 10 000 families in the Southern Ohio coal mining districts with many dependent on outside aid. Conditions described as pitiful. no strike, but mining towns workless due to mine shutdowns. Mayors in 50 cities urged to contribute while four carloads have already shipped to Athens and Hocking counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Willis
Hio
Adjutant General’s Department
Athens
Kendall Coal sale settled in sheriff auction
Kendall Coal Mining Co. vs. Cloverleaf Coal and Fire Clay Co. proceeds from the sheriff sale totalled 13722 dollars with the property transferring to A. N. Enos as the purchaser.
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Kendall Coal Mining Co
Cloverleaf Coal & Fire Clay Co
A. N. Enos
Mercer appeals Bainbridge suit from Smithfield docket
Clyde S. Mercer appeals an action brought by Jos. Bainbridge from the docket of Justice Stringer in Smithfield township. The record notes an appeal in the case, with the lower court decision under review and no further details provided in the fragment.
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Clyde S. Mercer
Jos
Bainbridge
Justice Stringer
Smithfield Township
Forty-First Campmeeting Opens at Hollow Rock
Arrangements completed for the forty-first annual interdenominational Holiness campmeeting at Hollow Rock from August 12 to 22. Workers include Rev. C. H. Babcock of Los Angeles Rev. Guy L. Wilson and Mrs Iva D. Veinard of Chicago Rev. J. G. Mantle of Wilmore Ky Mr and Mrs A H Johnson of Akron and Miss Stella McNutt of Steubenville.
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Hollow Rock
C. H. Babcock
Los Angeles
Cal
Guy L. Wilson
Iva D. Veinard
Chicago
J. G. Mantle
Wilmore
A. H. Johnson
Akron
Stella McNutt
Steubenville
Boundary survey to settle Ohio Michigan line
The long disputed boundary will be finally set by a joint survey this summer begun in July and finishing late in October. Michigan funds 3600 dollars and Ohio leads the topographic work under Prof. C. E. Sherman of Ohio State University. Granite markers will be placed at section crossings across land, with Ohio and Michigan inscriptions, 18 inches showing.
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Ohio
Michigan
C. E. Sherman
Ohio State University
Topographic Survey
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Lake Erie
Upper Peninsula
State Line
Steubenville All Stars routs Pastime A C Mingo 10 to 0
Local Sunday game saw the Steubenville All Stars defeat Pastime A C Mingo 10 to 0 before a large crowd on the local grounds. The St Agnes A C lost 8 to 7 to the Toronto Reds in a close Wa bash Park tilt. Many residents noted a lively day with Gardens inspection, a One Cent Sale at Pelleys, and multiple outings to Atlantic City and Ohio locales. Mrs Hugh Thompson Jr seeks hospital care, while several families plan trips and home moves.
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Steubenville All Stars
A. C
Mingo
St. Agnes A. C
Toronto Reds
Wabash Park
Hugh Thompson, Jr
North Hill
North Wheeling Hospital
Burrell
Wheeling
Richard Johnson
Georgeson
Brooks Jordan
Albert Skaggs
Jordan
Atlantic City
Leander Criss
Ohio Valley Hospital
Steubenville
David Risdon
Canton
Cleveland
Carrollton
Ohio
Messrs
Brownlee and Grosskloss
Carnegie Company
Wilbur Crossley
Harry Godfrey
Earl Snyder
McLister Avenue
Georges Run
Edward Davis
Camden
N. J
Louis Becker
Murdock Street
George Sharp
Ida Priest
S. N. Holstein
Middletown
Sharp
Woodlawn
David Watkins
Pittsburg
Margaret Rice
New York City
Pelley’s
Fred Crawford
New Martinsville
W. Va
Knights of the Golden Trail
Hamline Church
Knights
A. R. Warden
Thea
Paul
Grafton
Harriett Pelley
Pelley
Sarah McLister
Aliquippa
L. Gourley
Rexall
Alex Roe
Parr’s
William Christian
Mary Grimes
Dennison
The
Presbyterian
M. E. Church
St. James
C. B. Jacobs
W O T U Divides Union into Branches at La Bell View
The open meeting of the W O T U at Mrs J C Lashley’s La Bella View home discussed dividing the Steubenville W C T U into branches. With 300 members, smaller branches would improve personal work, and a vote favored the split. Guests included Mr Meride of Illinois Anti Saloon League and ministers from La Belle View and Finley churches. A patriotic temperance program followed, ending with an America sing and a 6:30 picnic supper for 125 guests.
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J. C. Lashley
la Bella View
Lashley
Meride
Anti-Saloon League of
Illinois
League
Ohio
Stokes
M. E. Church
la Belle View
Rentrank Smith
Finley Church
Will Thompson
J. Love
E. M. Gary
City officials praised for moving work to Brilliant plan
In a pressed letter fragment the writer recalls inquiries about city officials blocking work. He explains negotiations with Mr Merryman and Mr Sterling, noting willingness of the mayor and chief to assist. Warrants were turned over and served promptly, with a heavy taxpayer commenting on funds staying local before the shift to Brilliant.
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Merryman
Sterling
Brilliant
Eastern Ohio Inventors Score Patents in Recent Issue
Patent Office records list John J. Lonsway of Fostoria for a portable rail drill. Robert D. McManual of Logan for a draft-air heating system. Thomas W. Miller, assignor to The Faultless Rubber Company of Ashland, for seamless rubber gloves and nursing bottle nipple. John F. Miser of Canton for a curtain-holding bracket. Philip A. Myers, assignor to F. E. Myers and Brother of Ashland, for a pump-jack. Fred W. Schneider of Clay Center for an oil vaporizer. Also trade-mark registrations for The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company of Youngstown for iron and steel sheets, wire, bars, and rods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Dunlap
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
John J. Lonsway
Fostoria
Robert D. McManual
Logan
Thomas W. Miller
Faultless Rubber Company
Ashland
Thoms W. Miller
Reed
John F. Miser
Canton
Philip A. Myers
F. E. Myers and Brother
Fred W. Schneider
Oungstown Sheet & Tube Company
Youngstown
May Be Victim Named Rose King in Eastland Disaster
Reporters fear Miss Rose King an 18 year old from East Liverpool may be among the victims of the Eastland disaster in the Chicago river on Saturday morning.
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Rose King
East Liverpool
Chicago River
First Ohio Teacher to Receive Compensation Award
W. G. Wolf of Cambridge, superintendent of Guernsey county schools, will be the first Ohio teacher to be awarded injury compensation under the state workmen's fund. He was cut by falling glass during last Friday's storm while at work in his Cambridge office. The state Board of Awards will compensate him, with boards of education statewide having contributed to the fund for two years without prior injury.
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W. G. Wolf
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Ohio
Ohio Workmen's Compensation Fund
St. Clairsville
Wolf
State Board of Awards
Boards of Education
Mayor Fines Polish National Alliance for Liquor Violation
In Brilliant Mayor Wade fined the Polish National Alliance $400 and costs for liquor law violation. A John Doe appearance was recorded for the Turners on the same charge.
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Wade
Brilliant
Polish National Alliance
John Doe
The
Turners
Toronto Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Mrs Viola Swearingen and sister Mrs R H Chambers of Scio depart for Beaver Falls to visit brother Oscar Hill and wife. Mrs Ward returns from Clarksburg W Va after visiting Mrs J S Frazier. Mr and Mrs C M Gray and son vacationing at L J Runyon’s in Knoxville. Hester and Kathrine Weidner back from Alexandria Ind. James Rainey Irondale visiting sister Pearl. Georgia McVay to Jamestown Pa. Mary Harper to spend Sunday at McDonald Pa. Harry Bair visitors in Wheeling. Elsie Boswell in Steubenville. Ada Maxwell visiting Prof T J Williams and family at Wooster. Emeline Murray of Steubenville to spend Sunday with Nelle Rutledge. Mr and Mrs John Spriggs of Wheeling guests of Mrs Anna Mushrush. Lela Laverna and Mildred Cusick from Wellsburg to visit Mrs Robie Johnson. Mrs E E Francy returns from Chicago after month with mother. John Bray to spend Sunday with Pittsburg friends. Mrs Geo Graham hosts friends on Main Street for an afternoon of fancy work and music.
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Toronto
Viola Swearingen
R. H. Chambers
Scio
Beaver Falls
Oscar Hill
Wm. Ward
J. S. Frazier
Clarksburg
W. Va
C. M. Gray
Lewis Henry
L. J. Runyon
Knoxville
Hester
Kathrine Weidner
Alexandria
Ind
James Rainey
Irondale
Pearl
Georgia McVay
Jamestown
Mary Harper
McDonald, Pa
Harry Bair
Wheeling
Elsie Boswell
Steubenville
Ada Maxwell
T. J. Williams
Wooster
Emeline Murray
Stewhbenville
Nelle Rutledge
John Spriggs
Kenneth
Anna Mushrush
Third Street
Lela, Laverna
Mildred Cusick
Wellsburg
Robi. Johnson
E. E. Francy
Taylor
Chicago
John Bray
Pittsburg
Geo. Graham
Main Street
Eastland Disaster Death Toll Estimates Reported
On Saturday The Herald Star put the Eastland Disaster dead at 1200 or 1500, and today this remains the fact. The Enquirer on Sunday reported 2000 lost, while the Plain Dealer estimated 3000. The Associated Press is described as conservative and usually accurate.
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Herald Star
Eastland
the Enquirer
Plain Dealer
Associated Press
Muscle pain relief from Chamberlain's Liniment healer
Mrs. Conrad Oliver of Little Falls New York reports her husband suffered a sudden neck stiffness that progressed to a sprain like condition. After applying Chamberlain's Liniment several times all lameness and stiffness disappeared. Obtainable everywhere.
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Conrad Oliver
Little Fall
N. Y
Jefferson County Seeks Bond Bids for Free Turnpike Project
Sealed proposals due by 2 p.m. August 17 1915 at the Jefferson county auditor steubenville Ohio for four thousand dollars in bonds dated June 1 1915 bearing 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds to be delivered by August 20 1915 to finance Irondale and Yellow Creek Free Turnpike. Bids must cite bond count and total price including accrued interest, with a 5 percent certified check. The county reserves right to reject all bids. John L. Means county auditor.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Eastern Standard
Jefferson County
Irondale and
Yellow Creek Free
Irondale
Yellow Creek
John L. Means
Appointment of Administrator for Maniaci Estate in Ohio
Notice records Nelson D. Miller as appointed and qualified administrator of the estate of Theodore Maniaci, late of Jefferson County, Ohio, deceased. Dated July 24, 1915. John G. Belknap, Probate Judge. Miller & Miller, Attorneys.
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Theodore Maniaci
Nelson D. Miller
Jefferson County
Ohio
A. D
John G. Belknap
Said County
Miller & Miller
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Enpe
Niagara Ste Ont
DePit
Machias
Fredonio
Salamanca
Columby
Indianapolis & Cincinnati
Clarion
Somersie
Washn
Abuffalo
PENN
VoHarrisht
Getysbure Bedford de
Hagerstown
Eastern Cities
Squire Lawler
GOV
Hocking Valley
Ilies
J. C. Lash
Ley
Jay Metcalf
Clara Cooper
Fred Taylor
Trenddale
John Murray
Grace
Mayme Connor
Wm. Forstorm
C. Karzenn
Virginia Martin
Nellie Rutledge
Camp Crun
Marion
Irene Burns
Edna McCreedy
Kansas City
Police
Bethany College
Best College
Guernsey
Thomas E. Cramblet
LL. D
Bethany
Onebay Hall of Science and Agriculture
H. T. McLaughlin
National Exchange Bank
Bell
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