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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1906

Page

2

A Day Of Remembrance For Brave Boys In Blue

A commemorative message honors the brave men in blue and calls the nation to pause its work for a few hours to pay tribute. It speaks of gratitude to those who served and mourns the fallen while urging support for the living and a small, enduring debt repaid through acts of remembrance.

Everybody Likes a Circus in Steubenville Fight for G A R Meet

Parents forced to attend with children and endure the elephant show as families endure the circus routine. Ohio towns plan to capture the next G A R meeting with Steubenville pressing its claim to host. The Herald-Star hopes someone will pursue the idea.

Ohio Steubenville Herald-Star

Steubenville Club Aims for Better Showing After Loss

A Steubenville club failed to win yesterday but vows improvement. The team and supporters cheer for Stoubenvie as the group looks to redeem itself in the next game.

Steubenville Club Stoubenvie

Many visitors and locals mingle in Wheeling week

A long list of social calls and visits fills the daybook. W. B. Lindsay and RK McIntosh drop in on business in Wheeling and Steubenville. Miss Dorothy Sutton and Miss Lucy Frye seen in town. numerous ladies hosted in Pittsburg East Liverpool and Columbus for Decoration and Memorial Day events. family illness and recoveries noted. circus day brings many to town.

W. BF. Lindsay Wheeling Dorothy Sutton Pittsburg Lucy Frye Richmond Steubenville RK. W. McIntosh Hammondeville City Margaret Reno John Nicholson Nannie Hill Wellsburg Helen Harden Grace Gilleland Bellaire Helen Day Luevy Wintriner Allen Matthews Pillsburs Wiliam Vaughan Center Avenue Mary Lodge Clara Rahe Wilts Edward Walton Agnes Fillett Frank Miler Pittsboro Loore DA W. H. Ford Joseph Pierce Toronto Misa Lulu Brown Elva K Knox Carnegie Hm Deantsen Nora Welton Marlet Street Whee'fog Mary Rosenbauch Mingo Junction Dennison Bern Frank M. Huston Two Ridges James McHugh Wheeling Knights Katie Cassidy Ora George Boral Dock Street J.S. Mills Knowville Presbyterian General Assembly Des Moines William Caldwell Holidays Cove Larimer South Seventh Street Willis Reeder Chester W. Va Edna Hummel S. Larimer

Deaths of Llewellyn Ralston and Mebolin in Smithfield area

Mary A Llewellyn aged 28 died at her brother John Llewellyn 49 South Sixth Street after three months illness. Survived by brothers George John Theodore and William Wise Jennie and others. member of M E B Church. James C Ralston 60 died at Smithfield. survived by wife and children. Mason and Knight Templar member. former Republican county commissioner candidate. Johnson Mebolin aged about 62 died at home near Smithfield. survived by wife son James brothers Tos and James sisters Martha Duvall and James Farr. Presbyterian and Mason orders. funeral held.

G. E. McManimay West Lafayette von Wynn Zelianople Mixes Sadie Carnill Armitage School Wayne John F. Nee Margaret Nee Ste Harry Cooper Eldersville Scott Washington Street Lucille Poley Lira Thomas Voreell Ike Miler Wellsville Jones Loggie J. O. Gardner Hollidaya Cove Charles McKinney Smithfield Eciens Gerald Craighead Detroit Mica Toronto Frank Bowles William Carnes Bessie Shane Sheridan John Carnes Sixth Street Mollie Elliott Bellevue William Sweeney East Liverpool Val McEldowney Market Street John Burton and Son Scio Nellie Thomas Priscilla Grier Thomas McSwain Dennison Ruth Laughinewill Uhrichsville Dock Street Henrietta Hill Pleasant First Presbyterian Church South Street Hattie King Nebecca Lodge Sixth and Dock Streets Miss King Walter T. Gates May Sweeney Dohrman Sineair A. W. McDonald Richmond McEldowney Etn Srw Catz Sentinel Steubenville J. Dunbar Judge Mansfield Henry Gregg A. W McDonald W. R. Alban Ohn McClare Simeral Herald Star James Nicholson Frodenberger Cadiz RB. J. Greene Steubensle Stella Sehehart Mary Wagner Breubenville William EF. McEldowney Mississ Groves Richard Mahon W. C. Wolfe Kubo Waynesburg BE. A. Da'e Clevelam George King and Son S. King New Philadelphia G. C. Shepherd D. D Washington, Pa FL A Firaie Endershot Belmont County Lorenzo Graham Fernwood Sinclair Graham North Third Street T. H. Hanna Galesburg Monmouth Omaha Neb Denver Asan Neville Woleburg J. C. Lashley Rh. V. Somerville The Christian Church Marietta Geo. N. Henry Canbridge Springs Kennon Vail Seio Washhington City Florence Maxwell New Martinsvile W. Va Myrta Stevenson Mary A. Llewellyn John Llewellyn South Sixth Street Midway Sarah J. Llewellyn George John Theodore Steuhenville Caroline Wise Jennie Pittsburg M. EB James C. Ralston Ralston Johnson Mebolin James Tos Martha Duvall James Farr Presbyterian Church Masonitc Order South Sixth Fred Spears Andy Swartz Prospect Avenue Edward Slaughtery Minovich Boos South Third Mick Winovich Poplard Street George Yuegevic Wells Street John A. Schaler Market and Peter Monti South Fourth Belmont Brewing Co Michael Malizia Catherine Banks Charles N. Baker Walter Bower Myson Corwin North Fourth Lomati Milanetti Adams Gene W. Cronin Adadme Dennie L. Caniff Market Jacob Engel Rulo Felipps South High Grant Hay George 8. Griesinger South Fourth Street A. Greenburg South Third Street Herbert Hawkins C. J. Herman Charles C. Herold, Jr John L. Hellstein Market Treet Mary W. Jones John Johns South Fifth C. W. Kensinger Harry M. Levinson Lippman & Floto Graciano Pizzola M. Rosenbloom Elmer KE. Shaw South Tifth M. A. Chiners Birdie Turner South Water Wills & Lamps Peter Arlin Thomas Boehm North Sixth Street M. A. Mc Crystal Barrey J. Canliff Antonio Cistone Washington Lorenzo di Carlo North Sixth Nick Davis Samuel Davis Andrew Engel C. A. Fleto Christian Floto Avex Greggo Severth Kilgore North Third Frank Haralzy North Eighth Charles Kanuseiewski Mary Kneblock Stanislaus Karworkt Washington and Eighth John Kiefer North Fourth Street Steve Kufats H. M F. B. Low Octavius Mannack James Moody P. F. Meuarry Lacey John A. McCann Nick Pelegrino Gerardi Rinaldi Reynan Brewing Co R. J. F. Schrandt Schmulbach Brewing Co North Street M. Tobasso North Seventh Joseph Ventolo Andrew Weinman C. H. Wiant John Bajus John Cunningham Dionixio Cascioli Tony Terranova Newton E. Davis John Danvo Edward McLester Anton Paulick Steve Palivitch Reyman Prewins Co Schmulbach Prewing Co Nick Stepanovic C. F. Schwab Josephine Sample Pert Szahol Benjamin Thomas George Visnick Dittonvale Andria Almassy Mike Barzan Joseph Roselle Benjamin Cronper Joseph Charvatt Dennis

Death notices from Massillon and Colliers area

James K Kaufman former Massillon resident dies at 37 from Brights disease at 4 am in his home 39 West Charles street He leaves a wife Miss Pertha Mooney and a daughter The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad engineer died after a two week illness Wilhelmina Pfeffenbach infant daughter of August and Minnie Pfeffenbach dies at eight weeks Funeral set for 3 pm tomorrow Henry six months old son of Ollie and Mary Reitter of Colliers West Virginia dies last night

Carrie Dodds Richmond Laila Graham Willle Marjorie Jones North Third Street Martha Abrahams North Fifth Street C. P. Altar Methodist Protectant Christian Endeavor Union Elizabeth W. Bell Market Street Watson Block William Cole Anderson Shane Beaver Tierdale East Liverpool T. H. Hanna Omaha Neb Lyda Hanna Finley Hanna Chicago West K. 8. Ferguson Westminster College T. H. Hanna, Jr U. P. General Assembly Ind J. K. McClurkin Shadyside Georgia Elliott Wooster Mary McKinley Conservatory of Music of Wooster University McKinley Olive Miller Pittsburg Finley Dennis Mt. Pleasant A. J. Semple Grand Rapids Mich J. F. Cable H. D. Allison Dean Wellsville John O'Neal Steubenville Emma Eckfeld Dennisson Fischer Fay Wellsburg Nellie McElroy D. W. Beall Columbus Elizabeth Kelghaber Coracpolis W. G. Powell Nellie Ford Pleasant Hill Fdna Silvia Girley Tittspurge Lena Floto Washington Mary Roenbaugh Mingo Junction Dennison Cecil Thompson New Alexandria Thomas Thompson Mingo Nina Lvitle Daud Margaret Inglebright Beliz Harry Bee- Lout Sheraden Gerald Craighead Frank Boles Toronto Detroit John Sherrard Washington and Jefferson College Robert Hill South Fourth Street Board of Education of Scio H. F. Moninger Moninger Scio College J. W. Ferguson James M. Gill Ard Wilson A. Shouse Henry Cooper Elldersville H. W. Cooper Washington Street Elizabeth Gilmore Robb Ashenville N. C Robert Martin Clara Doak Wasl Iiverpool, O Samuel W. Pearce Pleasant Heights Jay Mullin New Philadelphia James Stark Mullin Jos. Browning Miss Davidson John McConnell T. S. Wright Bessie Walker Hanlin’s Station Mary Hervey James K. Kaufman Charles ‘Street Maesillon Bright Pertha Mooney Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Massillon Wilhelmina Pfeffenbach August Minnie Pfauffenbach Henry Ollie Mary Reitter Colliers W. Va

June Weather Forecastes Circulate From Nova Era

Weather prognostications predict a string of June disturbances starting late May with a storm period through June 4, followed by a heat rise, humidity, and later storms including hail and possible tornadoes. Seismic and volcanic perturbations are noted around the 21st and another period around June 6, with nights lit by atmospheric electricity and distant ashes.

Hicks Pacific Atlantic

Saloons See 168 Remain In County Assessors Slips

Assessors slips show 168 saloons remain for six months under the 500 Alker tax, yielding about 84500 in revenue versus 79450 last year. In Steubenville and nearby towns the list includes 91 city saloons and 77 in surrounding districts, with many operators choosing to stay or exit as bills pass.

Steubenville

Hollingsworth Eyes Congress Seat as Weems Considers 1968

Cadiz based General D A Hollingsworth may realize Jane cherished goal of serving in Congress. St Clairsville's Capell L Weems, recently renominated, plans no reelection in 1968, fueling hopes Hollingsworth could win the Sixteenth district nomination when Weems retires. Harrison County has long lacked a representative. Belmont’s size often swayed nominations, but Hollingsworth might land the seat after Weems steps down.

D. A. Hollingsworth Cadiz Jane Congress Capell L. Weens St. Clairsville Hollingsworth Harrison John A. Pargham Belmont Weems Cleveland

Eastern Ohio Patents Reported by Patent Attorney

Eighteen patents issued to Eastern Ohio inventors include James Trainer Point Rock power transmitting apparatus J L Tide Lancaster merry go round museum George Tibbett Jackson journey fabricator C L Taylor assigner Morgan Engineering Co Alliance overhead traveling crane J M Nana Canton baby jumper J D Mitchell Lakewood valve seat tester P Meehan Lowellsville gas cleaner W D McNutt Upper Sandusky vehicle body A J Laverty Athens trolley wire hanger Joseph Keiller Malvern screen W J Coulter Lorain ticket counting and cancelling machine M C Broderick B F Siber Massillon railway tie J S Berkey Weilersville corn planters. Trade mark certificates granted to J B Hunter Zanesville leather boots and shoes and American Crayon Co Sandusky crayons.

Eastern Ohio Hi. E. Dunlap Wheeling W. Va James Trainer Point Rock J. L. Tide Lancaster George Tibbett Jackson Journey C. L. Taylor Morgan Engineering Co Alliance J. M. Nanamaker Canton J. D. Mitchell Lakewood P. Meehan Lowellsville W. D. McNutt Upper Sandusky A. J. Laverty Athens Joseph Keiller Malvern W. J. Coulter Lorain M. C. Broderick B. F. Siber Massillon

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