Personal notices from Steubenville crowd on Sunday
George Hamilton and wife toured to Canton. J J Gaughan visited with East Liverpool friends. Janet McKibbin of Pittsburg guests of Ella B Miller. F X Stecker visited Leetonia family. Edward McConnell returns from Chicago auctioneers convention. Ralph Miller to attend eight weeks Wooster summer school. W Maxwell and wife of Washington guests of H W Tanner. Ethel Curtis of Nashport visits Katherine Mossgrove. Fred Burtoft of Steubenville calls on Martin's Ferry friends. M Sonnenborn of Wheeling tours here to visit S J Anathan. Mr and Mrs R C Smith and daughter near Paris PA shopping. Mrs A Anathan returns from Philadelphia. Mrs Dora Griffith and four children visit grandfather Wm Helms. Capt A A Franzheim and family return from jubilee week in Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamilton
Canton
J. J. Gaughan
East Liverpool
Janet McKibbin
Pittsburg
Ella B. Miller
F. X. Stecker
Leetonia
Edward McConnell
Chicago
Ralph Miller
Wooster
W. Maxwell
Washington, PI
H. W. Tanner
Ethel Curtis
Nashport
Katherine Mossgrove
South Eighth Street
Fred Burtoft
Steubenville
Martin’s Ferry
M. Sonnenborn
Wheeling
S. J. Anathan
R. C. Smith
Paris
A. Anathan
Philadelphia
Dora Griffith
Oil City
Wm. Helms
A. A. Franzheim
Will Harris
City Hospital
H. Clay Ogden
Wheeling Register
Henry Ewing
Wellsville
Josie Whittaker
Dennison
Sewickley
Methodist Protectant Church
Stanton Park
Robert Lewis
Dartmouth College
A. C. Lewis
North Fourth Street
James Nugent
Swissvale
Florian
Trenton
Lulu Kenney
Margaret Smith
Olive M
William G. Hartshorn
Steubenville, O
D. M. Weir
Frances L. Lowe
Dock Street
Robert C. Kirk
Cincinnati
Kirk
Credit Men’s Association
Carl H. Smith
Johnstown
Washington
S. C. Gill
New York
James Holton Gill
Toronto
Canada
Edith
Hon. O. Marshall
New Cumberland
Louise Lyons
FH. C. Cook
Oscar Brady
Kansas City
Ed. Ross
Stanton Park Casino
H. C. Cook
Sixth Street
Alva Moore
Frances
Martins Ferry
Fowler
W. F. Meighen
Robert
Morjory
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Marjory
S. €. Shane
Blake
Westminster Manse
Eleanor Robinson
J. M. Robinson
Vancouver
B. C
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Canadian Pacific
Anna Vance
Kizzie Brannagan
Elizabeth Maxwell
Fernwood
S. T. Sample
Middletown
Blanche Kimble
James M. Cox
Stanton Memorial Association
Mielen
A. E. Polen
Gertrude S. Ault
Samuel C. Davis
Mr. Nehoff
Presbyterian Church
James
John Maxwell
Marion
Ohio
Joseph Maxwell
Mayme Navin
Maxwell
Shore
Mary Stewart
Fielding
Houston
Texas
Youngstown
Switchman’s Union of North America
Pennsylvania
J. H. Coates
LaBelle View
Youngetown
Charles J. Spaulding
Ellen S. Hawkins
Hannah Dodge
Evelyn Spaulling
Oberlin
L. C. Drennen
Emma Spauling
Denver
Not Heavy Enough Arrests at Union Cemetery
Not Heavy Enough, Bustic and Peter McCleish were fined five dollars after being arrested for stealing flowers from graves at Union cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Bustic
Peter McCleish
Union Cemetery
Fine Engraving Presented to County Officials
J. C. Ralston presented the County Commissioners with a fine engraving of the Army and Corps Commander of the Army of the Tennessee to be framed and hung in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ralston
Army of the Tennessee
Court House
Woman Held for Murder in Midland Preliminary Hearing
Bessie Simpson, 20, colored, of Pittsburgh, held for court on murder charge for killing Mrs. Sallie Young, 50, also colored, after a preliminary hearing in Midland. Witnesses John Young, son of the victim, and William Ashby, both colored, were also held. The trio were sent to Beaver county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Bessie Simpson
Negress
Pittsburg
Sallie Young
John Young
William Ashby
Beaver County
May Reopen United States Recruiting Station at Steubenville
The United States recruiting station at Steubenville, recently discontinued, may reopen in the early part of next month though no definite decision has been reached, it is understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Steubenville
Orly
Wind Storm Destroys Fruit Trees and Threatens Homes
A Friday afternoon wind storm struck the area with cyclonic force, uprooting and twisting fruit and shade trees, blowing down oil derricks, and damaging several houses under construction. The storm damaged orchards, silos, and structures across Unionport, Wells' wood, Pleasant Heights, and nearby townships, with one boy narrowly escaping injury and a track obstruction briefly halting streetcar service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Oregon Avenue
Spring Avenue
Pleasant Heights
Peasant Heights
Wells’ Wood
U. P
la Belle View
Cemetery Hollow
la Belle
Unionport
Smithfield
Dean Criswell
New Alexandria
Carpenter
Joseph Copeland
Wayne Township
Cross Creek Township
Robert Herron
Frank Rodgers
Baxter Cunningham
Handcuffs Tied to Morgan Relic At Local Library Exhibit
East Liverpool's Carnegie library now houses the handcuffs used to shackle Confederate raider John Hunt Morgan after his capture on the Crabaugh farm in eastern Ohio. The item’s provenance follows a long trail from Morgan to East Liverpool, via Union soldier John Morgan and local collectors, culminating in a June court oath confirming the link. The thumb screw cuffs, made by Providence Tool Co, remain in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Historical Society
Carnegie Library
East Liverpool
John Hunt Morgan
Crabaugh
Ohio
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Jeremiah Westlake
Steubenville
Westlake
Tyler
Light Artillery
Morgan
West Point
John Morgan
Ife
Third
Ohio Independent Light Artillery
167Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Tyler's Light Artillery
Ohio River
Edsen
Cincinnati
Mississippi
Mr. Morgan
John Morgen
Charles Powell
Thomas Cannon
Daniel J. Morgan
Jefferson Street
Pottery City
J. L. Morgan
Liverpool Bridge
J. J. Morgan
Captain Westlake
Squire
Jack Burgess
Providence Tool Co
Providence
R. 1
Body of W. W. Moore Claimed by Brother in Law
The body found along the Pennsylvania track near 52 cat Wednesday morning was claimed by his brother in law C C King of Pittsburg. Mr King went to Dennis on Friday afternoon and returned to Pittsburg on train 20 with the remains. The funeral will be held under the auspices of the Monse lodge of which the deceased was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Moore
Pennsylvania
Dennison
C. C. King
Pittsburg
Wellsburg Boy Saves Companion At Dam In Courageous Rescue
Thomas Simpson twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Simpson of Wellsburg rescued Archibald Lowrey aged ten by jumping into a deep hole at Waughs dam and gripping the boy by the hair as he sank. Friends push for Carnegie Medal due to his bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Simpson
Arthur Simpson
Wellsburg
Archibald Lowrey
Waugh's
Thomas
Frank Dubbing
T. W. Brooks
D.C. Brooks
Industry
Weston
East End
J. W. Brooks
Gardendale
East Liverpool Tribune
Fourth at Hopedale Festival Plans Busy Fourth
Hopedale prepares for an old fashioned Fourth of July with athletic events two Rexall team games from Steubenville ball games band concerts and nighttime fireworks to cap the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopedale
Rexall
Stewihenville
Elderly Man Reports Robbery and Travels for Help
Warwood West Virginia item notes an aged man from Steubenville Ohio claiming he was robbed of 300 dollars near Steubenville. Mayor Fuhr believed him and provided funds to reach Bellaire Ohio where he has friends awaiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwood
Steubeville
Indiana
Steubenville
Fuhr
Bellaire
W. Va
Item
Marriage License Report for Steubenville Pairings
Marriage license records show William G Hartshorn aged 22 and Olive M Smith aged 21, both of Steubenville. Also listed are Harry E Lovette aged 23 of 4 Carnegie and Blydena A Snelson aged 17, a Steubenville pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G Hartshorn
Olive M. Smith
Steubenville
Harry E. Lovette
Carnegie
Blydena A. Snelson
Wilson Readings on Currency Reform Draw Crowds at Capitol
President Wilson delivered a nine minute address on currency reform to a joint session of Congress amid heavy rain and many absentees. Officials and diplomats filled galleries as Mrs Wilson and daughters attended. After the reading, applause greeted his conclusion and handshakes with Speaker Clark and Vice President Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Capitol
Wilso
Congress
House
Senate
McAdoo
Wilson
Houston
Lane
Tumulty
Secret Service
Clark
Joint Committee
United States
The Brilliant Stars of June and Foley's Medicine
By month end Mars Venus Saturn and Jupiter will rise as morning stars yet Foley's Honey and Tar Compound remains the star remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough Beall Steele advertise its use noting June cold risks and prevention claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Foley
Beall & Steele
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement
A medicinal substitute warning urges buyers not to substitute for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds. It claims the product is prompt and effective for children and adults, sold in a yellow package with a beehive image and contains no opiates. Beall & Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Pound, Beall & Steele
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad from New Bedford
Katherine L Norton of New Bedford Massachusetts reports a severe back pain and burning sensation relieved by Foley Kidney Pills. She claims the pills left her pain free and toned, and recommends Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatism lumbago and kidney and bladder ailments Beall and Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine L. Norton
New Bedford
Mass
Foley
Beall & Steele
Dr Cooper Eye Ear Nose and Throat Glasses Fit
Advertisement for eye, ear, nose and throat services by Dr Cooper on North Fourth Street offers glasses fitting and medical furnishings. Office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 4:30 Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings 7. Sunday hours 9 to 12. Both phone numbers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossgrove
National Exchange Bank
Steubenville
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Greensburg
Thoslaherty
Katherine Fallen
A P. Friedman
J. K. P. Magill
Gettysburg
Pueblo
Colo
W. E. Polen
Vesta Kerr
Fred G. Johnson
M. P. Parsonage
G. H. Miller
Pan Handle No.y
Lexington Avenue
Brrde
Mr. Johnson
J. ©. Barndall
Methodist Episcopal Church of the United
Randall
Finley M. E
Lincoln Avenue
Finley
St. John
Kansas
Hattie Massey
Felix Strickland
J. R. Rairden
First Baptist Church
Rash” Massey
Ed. Cooper
Homer Citizen Cook
Casino
Longié
Killarney
E. F. Feist
Mrs
Cook
W.H. Neiger
Mr. Cook
Harry Lowe
J. T. Sarratt
D. J. Sinclair
J. A. McCullough
F. S. Maxwell
W. W. Welch
G. B. la van
Beatrice and
Helen Winder
Norfolk
W. M. Trainer
Darwin &. Wolcott
Margaret McCook
Gay Donaldson
Annie Donbar
Pittshore
Naomi Swayne
I. Travis
Bride
Charles Reardon
Poledo
Edward Pirey
Wintersville
Elizabeth Hull
Portland
Oregon
A. Lowengood
Kinsman
Jones Munker
St. Paul’s Church
Lois
Wilma Wolvert
Port Homer
Harry McGee
Lewis Faulk
Elizabeth Call
New Kensington
J. Nelson Call
Clyde Sutton
Foundations
Marshall
la Steubenville
Sing Store
Madras
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