Lohman Cleared as Evidence Fails to Bind Him
George Lohman faced a hear ing in Squire Prentiss' court over an assault on Charles Wilson and Charles Newcomer at Folansber. The evidence did not identify Lohman, with Wilson in Gill hospital and Newcomer near full recovery. Detectives have yet to locate Slim Wise, Jack Foley, and Davis.
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George Lohman
Squire Prentiss
Charles Wilson
Charles Newcomer
Folansber
A. C. Lewis
J. H. McKee
Lohman
Brooke County
McCleary
Carman
Fort Pitt
Lonire Prentiss
Tolman
Stim” Wise
Newcomer
Gill Hospital
Slim” Wise
Jack Foley
Davis
Child suffers fracture after tree dive at Trendae
Charlie Griesinger son of the late Jacob Griesinger Jr fractured a limb yesterday while diving from a tree at Trendae. He was visiting Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs Fred Owesney with Master John Griesinger and fell from a small tree. He was brought home on a stretcher.
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Charlie Griesinger
Jacob Griesinger
Trenda‘e
Charlie
Fred Owesney
John Griesinger
Bound Over on a Charge of Burglary
Three men including Cort Trotter George Conley and Frank V Smith were bound over to the grand jury on burglary charges after a morning hearing before the Mayor. They were held in 1000 dollars bond plus additional fines for others present. Witness Linda White testified seeing them near the burglary at Greenbergs grocery last week.
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Cort Trotter
George Conley
Frank V. Smith
Greenberg
Linda White
Moses
Smith
Alban
W. C. Brown
Conley
Trotter
James Deenus
Todd Elliott
Wm. Brown
Fred Houser
Ministers oppose Sunday funerals. Steubenville action June 18 1906
The Steubenville Ministerial Association declared against Sunday funerals and will announce the stance from pulpits next Sabbath. They express sympathy with the State Undertakers Association which opposed Sabbath funerals and urge people to schedule funerals on other days, through pulpit announcements and newspaper publication.
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Steubenville Ministerial Association
State Undertakers’ Association
Harris Prepared to Take Governor Role Says Judge Richards
Judge R G Richards, former Lieutenant Governor of Ohio and friend of Andrew Harris, praises Governor Pattison's successor. He notes Harris is thoroughly equipped by long service and knowledge of state affairs and possesses integrity and a focus on Ohio's welfare.
Narrow Escape From Lightning Struck Church Site
Grant Couts a Jefferson County plasterer was injured when the Avalon Presbyterian Church home area was struck by lightning. He reached home, but carpenter James Stewart was killed and two other workmen were badly injured in the incident at Avalon Pennsylvania yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Couts
Avalon
Avalon Presbyterian Church
Couts
James Stewart
Freight Wreck Delays Pan Handle Trains at Newark
A freight wreck at Newark this morning smashed eighteen freight cars and delayed Pan Handle Trains. Train No. 16 may not arrive until four to five o'clock. No confirmed details on fatalities or injuries to crews. Also noting a $20,000 school bond issue in Follansbee and a new district building planned at 100N with a five acre site donated by Follansbee Brothers. Mr and Mrs M Gray of Port Homer are in the city on business.
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Newark
Follawsbee
Cross Creek District School
Follansbee Brothers
Mrs. M. Gray
Port Homer
City
Summer Clearing of Our Entire Stock of Ladies Tailor Suits
Summer sale offers 25 percent off the entire stock of ladies tailor made suits. Various price reductions span 7.50 to 28.25 with ranges of 10 to 40 suits, all in plain blacks navies greys greens Alice blue and rose plus check and plaid patterns.
Summer Wash Goods Sale at Thea Yard
Summer sale highlights a twenty five percent discount on entire stock with no reservations. Organdies and lawns start at ten cents per yard, featuring floral designs. Swisses, Batistes, and dotted linens at fifteen cents. French Organdies at eighteen and four fifths cents. Shadow Silk and Chiffon Lisse at twenty one to twenty four and four fifths cents. and Organdies priced at eighty two and a quarter, thirty seven and a half, and forty five and a quarter cents per yard.
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Thea Yard
Lie
Extra Special Wash Goods and Accessories Sale
Advertisement listing 1500 yards of wash goods in dots and florals at 434e a yard and 9¢ a yard value. Ladies ribbed vests and children's school hose priced low. Corset covers with lace, rib bon beads, and shirt waist suits in multiple prices. Hand bags around $1.35 to $2, remnants of table linen reduced, children embroidery maslin skirts offered.
Summer Straws Offer Wide Range of Hats
A retailer promotes straw hats of various shapes and sizes at low prices. They claim direct-from-manufacturer sourcing avoids middlemen costs, with prices like 69 cents to 3 dollars and styles rivaling $8 values in Steubenville. The shop asserts top workmanship and unbeatable value across multiple brim widths and crown heights.
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Evry
Steubenville
Outing Trousers In New Flannel Styles At Low Prices
Eight fresh lines of flannel trousers with turn-up bottoms arrive in medium and light grey for hot weather. Comfortable options priced at 2.50, 3.00, 3.50 and 3.75 per pair.
Specials From Our Immense Stock Offer Bargains Now
A random selection from a large stock includes Men s True Blue Serge Suits made of Oswego Serge at 10.00 with various fronts and collars, Johnny Jones hats at 33c, Bubriggan Underwear in many colors at 50c, pure ribbed Underwear 65c, Dress Shirts 69c each or 3 for 2.00, Children's wash suits in multiple fabrics from 50c to 1.25 and 1.08, 100 styles of four in hand ties at 25c, and pure linen neckwear at 50c each.
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Munker’s
Oswego
Johnny Jones
Munker
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Follansbee
Childrens
Hhose
Lace
Association
State Undertakers
GOV
Harris
Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ing
Alma
Miniker
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