Ohio Governor Harris Defers Policy Until Sworn In
Eaton Ohio July 19 Governor Andrew Harris says he cannot define his policy yet and will not assume full duties until after his Columbus oath and the funeral. He doubts needing to follow Pattison and cites temperance enforcement limits in large cities. He will preside over the Senate during the Aiken bill fight but will act only as circumstances require. He plans to attend Governor Herrick’s funeral in Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Pattison
Senate
Ima
Columbus
Milford
Court News in Civil Actions and Plea Motions
In the case of Edward Schenk vs. Gibbs Machinery Co. transcript in appeal filed in Clerk of Courts office from Justice Love's Court. Alice V. McConville vs. Martha McConville et al each party granted leave to file pleadings within thirty days. Hammond vs. Blair Co. leave to file amended petition in thirty days. La Belle View Land Co. vs. Gilmore defendant granted 30 days to answer. Tweed vs. Tweed leave to amend petition and answer. Miser vs. Thompson et al leave to file amended petition. Galloway vs. Nora Galloway defendant granted thirty days to answer. Dobson vs. Village of Dillonvale defendant’s motion to suspend excavation granted. judgment to be held in court pending rights of all claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schenk
Ys. Gibbs Machinery Co
Cowts
Fron Justice Love's Court
Alice V. McConville
Martha McConville
Alberta M. Tweed
Oliver R.tweed
John G. Miser
John 8. Thompson Et al
Joseph Galloway
Nora Galloway
William C. Dobson
Dillonvale
Marriage Licenses in Steubenville Area
List of marriage licenses issued, naming couples such as Harry R. Speaks and Mary E. Ashby, William M. Risher and Lavenia W. Perkins, Harry M. Carpenter and Anna Estella Wood, Amos M. Wells and Delilah Twadle, Joseph Porter and Margaret Woods, and others including George H. Butler Eva L. Love, Hayes Harris Margery Munets, Rocco Lepresto Francesca Scarz70, Orvie O. Mann Alice Pelle Carter, Joseph F. Bunn Mary Lange, Thornton W. Brown Carrie Word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Speaks
Mary E. Ashby
Steubenville
William M. Risher
Lavenia W. Perkins
Harry M. Carpenter
Anna Estella Wood
Smithfield
Amos M. Wells
Deila Bh. Twaddle
Pergholt
Joseph Porter
Margaret Woods
George R. Kendall
Edna M. Woods
George H. Butler
Eva l L. Love
Gould's Station
Hayes WH. Harris
Margery Munets
Rocco Lepresto
Francesca Scarz- 70
Ovfie O. Mann
Alice Pelle Carter
East Springfield
Joseph F. Bunn
Mary Lange
Brilliant
Thornton W. Brown
Carrie Word
Swung Out Crowded Cars Injure Two Youths at Town Hall
About 1,506 people attended a Steubenville union town hall event Saturday afternoon. Four cars ferried the crowd home after the event. two small cars carried men who swung out and struck the bridge irons, injuring two young men who rode on the outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville Nion
Mine Motorman Run Down Near Gaylord Coal Works
John Drugman motorman at the Gaylord coal works near Rush Run was hit by a Wheeling and Lake Erie train around 10 PM Tuesday. His right leg was mangled and later amputated in an operation at Wilson hospital after 1 AM. Drugman, about 23, from Don Ohio, suffered severe bruising in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drugman
Gaylord Coal Works
Rush Run
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Dragemen
Martins Ferry
Wilson Hospital
Don Ohio
Escapade and Leter Return Pay After Day Long Kidnapping
Earl Fullerton of Wheeling took his four year old son from his parents home triggering a police search. He later returned the child to the same house, leaving officials none the wiser about his motive. The incident followed marital troubles with his Steubenville wife leading to a divorce filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fullerton
Steubenville
Fullerton
Wheeling
Real Estate Transfers This Week Across Several Townships
A list of recent property transfers includes Clarinda S Winchell to Andrew J McCarty for a city lot at 1200 dollars, David Evans to Steward D Robinson in Springfield township for 1150, and Sarah J Speedy to Robert W Sutton for 160 acres in Trass township valued at 3200. Additional deeds cover Mingos Junction, Mingo Junction, Bloomfield, Crow Hollow, Smithfield, La Belle View, New Trenton, Toronto, Irondale, Adena, Pleasant Heights, and Mount Pleasant with prices ranging from 100 to 3200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda S. Winchell
Andrew J. McCarty
City
David Evans
Steward D. Robinson
Springfield Township
Sarah J. Speedy
Robert W. Sutton
Trass Township
John McClave
Challen W. Wycoff
Mingos Junction
Same
Mingo Junction
Roy N. Merryman
D. M. Merryman
Bloomfield
The
Crow Hollow Land Co
Jenacy Zachara
Crow Hollow
William B. Scott
J. H. Lowery
Smithfield Township
la Bele View Land Co
R. M. Barton
la Belle View
Richard F. Roberts
Joseph Shields
New Trenton
Enema A. Hineman
Isabelle O'Brien
William C. Brownthe
Cyprian Vergnes
Warren Township
David C. Ely
Joseph R. Snaderror
Brilliant
Blanche Reynolds
Joseph L. Eddy
Toronto
D. Hope
Hope
Rilonvale
Catharine J. Cattrell
Charles F. Cattrell
East Springfield
MecFeely Bros
Fred J. Acton
Albert W. Househelder
Edward Williams
Irondale
Lupton & Hill
Thomas Wariagaries
Adena
Timothy A. White
W. F. Poole
James €. Houston
Thomas Stewart
Pleasant Heights Improvement Co
Joseph Jackson
Pleasant Heights
Robert C. McGough
Tappan Quillin
Nicholas Davis
Charles Freiling
Brookvale
Anna W. Purviance
Lizzie L Carr
Smithfield
William H. Wallace
Blanche Keynods
Elizabeth M. Tenkins
Thomas O. Mercer
Mt. Pleasant
B. H. Griffith
Township remonstrance over road paving near Tweed's coal bank
Landowners along the Lincoln avenue to Tweed's coal bank road submit a remonstrance against a proposed paving project. The owners cite ownership of all land and object to the expense. Signatures include Frank Wildman W A Clifton Walter Sleater William Gamble and John McFarland.
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Lincoln Avenue
Tweed’s Coal Bank
Bark
Pike
Frank Wildman
W. A. Clifton
Walter Slealer
Willian Gamble
John McFarland
North of Here Two Mine Seekers Abandon Livery Rig
On Monday afternoon Reed and Schuck, claiming to be miners, hired a horse and buggy from Bridgeport liveryman McConnaughy. They did not return, were found near Brilliant and Steubenville, then headed north of Stenbergville. McConnaughy pursues them as they try to sell the rig. public notice has circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed and Schuck
Liverymaan McConnaughy
Bridgeport
Glenn
Stenberville
McConnaughy
Dividend Meeting Signals Steady Market and Likely Dividend
The Wheeling News notes continued market strength with steady demand and firm prices. Laheile shares reached 130 with several trades at that level while May mill tonnage for the company was very good. The fiscal year ends June 36 and an excellent statement is anticipated. The LaBelle board of directors will meet June 6 and a 2 percent quarterly dividend is expected to be declared.
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Wheeling News
Laheile
LaBelle
Death of Lobt O Adams Remains In Omaha
Jeffer son county friends report Lobt O Adams native of Wayne township died in Omaha Nebraska during an appendectomy operation. He was about forty eight with a wife and five children. Known as Bob he was editors of his home paper and a Grand Island bank official. The Herald Star extends sympathy to his family.
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O. Adams
Jefferson County
Lobt O. Adams
Wayne Township
Omaha
Nebraska
Adams
Bob
Grand Island
Grand Island Bank
Herald-Star
Mrs Morris dies. burial planned in local area
Mrs Morris an African American mother of Mrs A J Guy and Chauncey George, and Thornton Viney of this city, died in Braddock Pennsylvania Sunday. Her remains will be brought here for interment tomorrow afternoon. She formerly resided in Washington Pennsylvania and her former husband was Viney. She was described as a highly respected Christian woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Ev. Morris
A J. Guy
Chauncey
George
Thornton Viney
Braddock
Washington, Pa
Viney
Joseph Campbell Dies at 31 After Illness in Buffalo
Joseph Campbell died at 1:30 a m Sunday at the residence of A R Turner 212 South Sixth Street after a three week illness with acute gastritis aged 31 He had lived here a year worked as a machine printer at the Wall Paper factory and was respected by fellow workmen He is survived by his wife and his mother two brothers John and James and two sisters Mrs W Childs and Mrs S Neishel Services were held last evening and the remains were taken to Buffalo for interment He was a member of the National Association of Machine Printers Color Mixers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Campbell
A. R. Turner
South Sixth Street
Campbell
Wall Paper
Buffalo
N. Y
John
James
W. Childs
S. Neishel
National Association of Machine Printers & Color Mixers
Art Smith
Empire
Samuel McCoy
Mlomfeld
T. Leon Gage
Wooster
Mase
Bertha Fleming
Brilliant
W. I. Everson
Elen McMurray
Bertha
Mary McMurray
Pittsburg
Eugene McCoy
Clark Gilchrist
George Smith
Crags Creek
A. M. Reid
Washington and Jefferson College
Board of Trustees
Riste Neel
Smithfield
Odessa Neel Ane
Kendall Weeds
Belle Brookes
D. Pittenger
Wellsville
C. A. Wall
Scio
Scio College
W. V. Blake
East Liverpool
J. Millen Robinson
Steubenville
Toedo
Hepler Walace
Hazeline Church
Altamont Park
Margaret McRee
Chester
W. Va
Porter
Wiptersville
Richmond
Nellie Neville
Mingo
Miss Neville
Texas
Charles
London
Ohio
Urban Wolpert
North Sixth Street
Isabelle Wolpert
Edward McMannus
Coshocton
Willian Sharpe
Ray Patterson
la Belle View
Mabel Grafton
Henry Wolcott Allison
Martha Scott Johnson
Helena
Montana
Homer
Louisiana
Allison
J. H. Campbell
Island Creek
Curr
New Jersey
Robert Davis
Colwnbut
W Sins
P. Arrick
Paseo
Edward Sponhaltz
Robt. Morrison
Alice
Grand Rapids
Mich
S. J. Salmon
J. L. Holroyd
Hettie A. Griffen
McComb
L. A. Holroyd
Homestead
F. H. Holroyd
Monessen
Cora M. Woodbridge
Indianapolis
Ind
Woodbridge
Marietta
Lelard
Bernice Buckingham
Morgantown
James Moreland
John Wilkinson
Brannon
Glasgow
Liverpool
Bessie James
South Fifth Street
St. Paul's Parish House
Oid Society
Albert Polen
Harry Speaks
Mary Ashley
G. B. Smith
Pennsylvania
Wm. L. Tipton
Bloomingdale
Henry Vermillion
Rees Young
St. Mary's of the Springs
John Crozier
Benedicts
Ela
Lillian
John J. Dugan
Docktreet
Matthew Feist
Wheeling
St. Peter’s Church
J Slattery
Levenia W. Perkins
William Risher
Perkins
North Fom'h Street
Rachel Lee
Kendall Woods
Mary Gracey
Girls’ Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Gracy
Edna McDevitt
May Childs
Will Clark
Charles Blackburn
Gracey
W. P. Barnes
Anapol's
Barnes
Will Cole
Edward Jones
Holy City Company
Harrison County citizen Aqguilla Tipton dies at 68
Aqguilla Tipton a well known citizen of Harrison county died Friday night at his Cadiz home aged 68 He was the father of O B Tipton employed local records note his long service and community leadership in Cadiz and surrounding areas Funeral details were not available.
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Aqguilla Tipton
Harrison County
Cadiz
O. B. Tipton
Funeral notices and obituaries from local area
The Pan Handle police force reports the death of a longtime resident who had lived there for five years. John Smith’s funeral was held Saturday in Wintersville with Rev. officiating. he served in a Virginia regiment during the war. Clarence Turner’s funeral occurred at 2 pm at J. W. Evans' Ross Street home, attended by many, with elaborate floral tributes from local and Columbus lodges. The service was officiated by S. H. Miller and J. A. Alian, with music by a quartet. Pallbearers included R.C. Turner, Mace Lyle, and Evans family members. attendees from Columbus and Pittsburgh included numerous Evans and Simeral relatives.
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Deersville
John Smith
Mtor
Wintersville
Smith
Virginia
Clarence Turner
J. W. Evans
Ross Street
Columbus
Reeds
H. Miller
J. A. Aluian
George F. McCracken
D. M. Gruber
Benjamin Dawson
Ada Evans
Bert Evans
Harry
Clarence
Pittsburg
J. M. Simeral
Obituary: James M. Burns Dies in Kentucky
James M. Burns, a former newspaper printer from Steubenville, died last night in Maysville Kentucky. He lived in Mond years ago, married in Cincinnati. Survived by wife and one son, a daughter Mrs John Taggart of Steubenville, and two brothers Thomas Burns of Steubenville and John W Burns of Highimond.
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James M. Burns
Steubenville
Maysville
Mond
Cincinnati
John Taggart
Stebenville
Thos Burns
John W. Burns
Highimond
Veteran Expressman Jack Smith Dies Near Wintersville
A. J. Smith a civil war veteran formerly of this city died Friday at 2 15 a m two miles west of Wintersville from dropsy He aged about 71 survived by wife Martha J and two daughters Mrs Melissa Ritchie of Washington county Pa and Ida M at home Known as Jack Smith during his residence here he ran an expressman business
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A. J. Smith
Wintersville
Martha J
Melissa Ritchie
Washington County
Ida M
Expressman
Jack” Smith
Widow Mrs Welsh Dies Suddenly in Warenton Garden
Mrs. Sarah Welsh of War renton, 70, collapsed and died Thursday from heart disease while gardening. Ault of Jeddo, 71, dies Thursday morning after stomach trouble. Survived by husband, children Jas McElroy, J C Stokes, Ray Ault, Thomas W Ault. Funeral in Jeddo Saturday at 2 PM.
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Sarah Welsh
Warrenton
Welsh
John €. Ault
Jeddo
Presbytery of Steubenville Sessions on Installations
An adjourned Steubenville Presbytery meeting in the First Presbyterian church heard Rev. F W Crowe’s reception from the Cleveland Congregational conference and a Sandyville call for his pastoral services with installation planned. Licentiate M R Steele received from Tlaisvivile Presbytery and a Buchannan chapel Ridge call accepted. Extensive examinations led to ordination and installation plans with multiple ministers assigned roles. A. S. Wilson examined for experimental religions and approved as gospel ministry candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
First Presbyterian Church
G. P. Rowland
F. W. Crowe
Cleveland
The
Congregational Church
Sadneville
N. K. Crowe
H. V. Clarke
A. N. Crowe
M. R. Steele
Tlaisvivile
Buchannan Chapel
Ridge
Howard
Rowland
J. C. Steele
F. W. Evans
A. S. Wilson
Randolph Walton Considered For Governor's Secretary Post
Randolph Walton may be selected as secretary to the Governor. He is reported to be in good standing and his Jefferson county friends would be glad to see him land the plum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Walton
Randolph
O. K
Jefferson County
Garvin Family Visits Brother After West Virginia Fishing Trip
Mr. John Garvin with his wife and child from Greensburg Pennsylvania visit James Y Garvin on North High street. He fished on the West Virginia side and landed a fine string of salmon and bass. He plans to recommend the Ohio river fishing to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garvin
Greensburg
James Y. Garvin
North High Street
Garvin
West Virginia
Ohio River
Personal notices of engagements and travel in Steubenville
A flurry of social items lists art Smith and others visiting Empire and Pittsburg, weddings and plans at Kendall Woods in Steubenville, upcoming nuptials for Miss Gracey and Mr Blackburn, picnics, hay rides, and visits from relatives and friends across Ohio and Pennsylvania, with emphasis on weddings, receptions, and local hospitality.
Wellsville visitors in Pittsburgh including Mrs Jarvis
Mrs Matthew Jarvis and children of Wellsville are visiting in the city as guests of her sister Mrs Frank Mackey of Spring Avenue. W F Davidson spent yesterday with Pittsburgh friends. W A Robinson was a Pittsburgh visitor Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Matthew Jarvis
Wellsville
Frank Mackey
Spring Avenue
Ioe
W. FL Davidson
Pittsbuss
W. A. Robinson
Piltsburg
Electricity safety urged by State Fire Marshal
State Fire Marshal Dreamer warns electricity is safe when controlled and properly installed. He cites 71 Ohio buildings damaged by electricity last year with losses over 351000 dollars and urges municipal electrical experts, certified fittings, annual inspections, and models from Cleveland ordinances to reduce fire risk and insurance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamer
Ohio
Hazzard
National Fire Protection Association
Cleveland
Dayton
McElroy Held For Court In Bigamy Case
George McElroy, who eloped with Lillian Timmons of Cadiz and was later arrested on bigamy charges, was bound over to the court in 740 dollars. His first wife, Mrs Bell Shepler of Cadiz, testified in Chicago that they wed two years ago by a justice and says McElroy stole papers and deserted her. The hearing drew a crowd and was held with the county prosecutor present. The bride, prostrated at home, still believes him innocent and will stand by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McElroy
Lillian Timmons
Cadiz
Bell Shepler
McElroy
Chicago
Mee
Wlroy
Suit For Damages Against Carnegie Steel
Thomas Burris sues Carnegie Steel for 2000 dollars claiming on December 15, 1905 he was directed by foreman Winn Peek to shift from ore shoveling to pouring water on hot cinders and stepped into a cooled stream burning his right foot. He says the injury is permanent due to negligence and wanton conduct. Attorney W C Brown is named for the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burris
Carnegie Steel Company
Winn Peek
Burris
W. C. Brown
Divorce Granted to Sendalar Pair in Adultery Case
Frank Sklenar of Sendalar was granted a divorce from Mary Skenar on grounds of adultery and gross neglect of duty. An appeal transcript filed from the docket of Justice Prentiss in Steubenville covers George S Griesinger versus George Ovington et al and Chas H Thompson versus James M Hagan with docket details from Justice Richardson in Dillonvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sklenar
Sendalar
Mary Skenar
George S. Griesinger
George Ovington
Justice Prentiss
Steubenville
Chas. H. Thompson
James M. Hagan
J. N. Richardson
Dillonvale
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Lake Erie
Escapade
Leter
LA Belle Stockholders
Presbytery
BERS
Conference of
the Proceedings
R. Alison
Preas
Henry Wolcott
J. McConnell
Sulabachers
Atl
Bng
Kenen Smith
Henderson Drugs Company
Osage
oRrank L
James, Wallamsley
Follansheo
Ella Thompson
Minor Amos
Pess Amos
Merting Ferry
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