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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

4

Bloody chapter of sad accidents on local rails

A farm hand John Stills near New Alexandria was fatally struck while walking tracks near Gould's station. He sidestepped one train and was hit by a passenger train, dying 7 to 8:30 pm after being taken to Gilt hospital. He leaves parents Jacob and Catherine and several siblings. Oliver Linn a Carnegie Steel Works brakeman died suddenly of heart failure on duty near Martin's Ferry. He left a wife, daughter Jessie, four sons Pearl Frank Roy Harry and a mother. Funeral for Stills planned Tuesday near New Alexandria. Linn to be buried in Union cemetery Saintberg.

John Stills New Alexandria Gould Mr. Sills Mingo Stewhenville Silla Jacob Catherine Stills Ela Harriet Sule Steafhenville Mary Flewicker Hast Springfield Minnie Chambee Annie Barnes Cleveland William Sidio Mr. Stills New Alea Oliver Linn Carnegie Steel Works Ty, MecMillen North HM Deccaged Martin's Ferry Jessie Pearl Frank Roy Harry R. N. Large Free Methodists Peeren Union Cemetery Stenberg

Fatally Hurt man named Edward Barnes injures near Pan Handle station

Edward Barnes or Bonner, 29, was badly hurt Sunday at 10:50 near Pan Handle station while trying to board freight cars. He fell and was struck by a wheel, thrown clear, then unconscious before ambulance transport to Gill hospital. He regained consciousness and gave his name as Edward Kernes of Rankin Pa. Doctors report four ribs broken on the right, partial spinal dislocation, and internal injuries. township trustees contacted his Rankin family for care.

Edward Barnes Bonner Pan Handle Wat Aimstom Gill Hospital Edward Kernes Second Street Rankin, Pa Fitreimma Rankin

Boy Killed by Freight Train Near Jewett

A young son of Robert Pell of Jewett Ohio was struck and killed by a Pan Handle freight train near Jewett Station on Saturday. The boy, a grandson of Deacon W. Bell of this city, died instantly with a mangled body. A telegram notifying the father, who is in Texas, was sent, and he is hurrying home for the funeral. Deacon Bell was informed Saturday evening.

Robert Pell Jewett Ohio Jewett Station Deacon W. Bell Texas D. W. Bell

Serious Accident Injures Superintendent Jumping From Car

Superintendent HM Stiff of the Brad ley mine in the United States Doal company was seriously hurt Sunday afternoon when he jumped from a moving car on the Steubensite Wheeline Traction line below Mingo Junction. He had been in Stenhengill and rode a street car toward the 4 40 pm Wabash train to Smithfield. At the Wabash trestle below Mingo he leapt, his left leg breaking above the ankle. he was taken to Steubenville and to the hospital for treatment and will be laid up for some time.

HM Stiff Bradley United Sates Doa Steubensite & Wheeline Traction Company Hue Mingo Junction Stenhengill Smithfield Mingo Steahenville Gibsepital

Coal Miner William Simpson Killed At Scio Ride

William Simpson, a coal miner from Amsterdam, fell between freight cars Saturday at Scio while riding the train. He had returned from strike duty and answered a letter from his wife about the strike resuming. He leaves a wife and five children.

Wiliam Simpson Amsterdam Scio

Conference prep as Wheeling talks mobilize miners

Leaders of the Ohio operators and southern subdistrict groups plan meetings Monday and Tuesday to choose delegates for a Wheeling conference. Reports say Troll Coal may break away to start new mines in St Clairsville, with United States Coal Company undecided and Rebey Coal near Adena weighing a stand against an agreement. observers expect a settlement and mines operating by next Monday.

Wheeling Andrew R. Watkins Lee Rankin W. I. Greene Vicw Presdent D. Hf. Sullivan Ohio T. L. Lewis Bouard Troll Coal Company St. Clairaville Ohio Operators’ Association United States Coal Company Rebey Coal Company Adena Pet

Ohio Politics and Ex Senators Mentioned by Belmont Chronicle

The Belmont Chronicle notes that politics in Ohio would benefit more from ex Senators than current ones, with Depew and Platt leading a prominent list. The comment reflects a view that former lawmakers hold greater sway or value than ongoing officials.

US 8 Depew Platt Belmont Chronicle

Will Do It The papers urge citizen action in campaigns

Freeport Press argues that campaigns will be shaped by corporate donations and calls on every citizen to read and post their own views before the people and the reeves to reduce reliance on fiery rhetoric.

Freeport Press

Foulers Defend Against Beef Scandal Criticism

Chairman Wadsworth of the House agricultural committee argues against fouling the American nest amid the Chicago stockyards beef scandal. He questions who is responsible for the filth in meat handling, whether the packers or the two commissioners who exposed the conditions.

Wadsworth Agricultural Committee of the House of Representatives Chicago Stoe Wall Street

Political chat on Ohio lieutenant governor appointment

Washington notes discuss General Hollingsworth of Cadiz as a possible pick for Ohio lieutenant governor amid Harris age concerns. The piece recalls Harding and Dick Foraker influence, pending state dynamics, with mentions of political history, ambitions, and calls for unity. A July 4th soldiers picnic plan in Mingo Meadow is noted with events and a sham battle.

Two Murders Reported in Washington County Saturday Night

Joseph Simpson a coal miner from eastern Ohio was found under a car beside the Pan Handle railroad at Burgettstown around 6 am Sunday. He died from blows to the head and breast his pockets emptied and a cipher pocketbook nearby. In Independence Washington County Michael Prebska a Slav coal miner was shot sliced and his body placed in the Craighead tunnel on the Wabash railroad. He had quarreled with Frank Nistar who is suspected of the murder and has escaped with a warrant issued.

Pendence Joseph Simpson Ohio Burgettstown Independence Washington County Michael Prebska Craighead Independence Township Frank Ristar Nistar

Sham Battle and Fireworks at Veterans Picnic Alta Mont

The big Fourth of July event at Alta Mont Perk features a sham battle and a magnificent fireworks display as part of the veterans’ picnic. The organizing committee has charge of arrangements and plans activities for attendees.

The School Questions Comprehensive Quiz by Subject

A catalog of questions spanning geography writing history and civil government grammar English apparatus drawing arithmetic theory and practice and music, challenging students on world regions river valleys political origins education and linguistic topics with tasks on penmanship syntax physiology and measurement.

1908 Campaign Faces New Issues in Railroads and Trusts

The 1908 campaign will likely raise fresh topics on government control of railroads and regulation of major trusts including beef coal sugar and standard monopoly. It questions where Republicans stand with President Roosevelt as leaders seek a platform. If Senator Foraker is endorsed he could push a platform opposing Roosevelt’s administration in Ohio.

Beef Trust Coal Trust Republican Party Roosevelt Senator Foraker Ohio Foraker the Chronicle Republican Party of

Suit Brought Over Deed From Amelia Wind to Margaret Wind

In Steubenville a multi-plaintiff suit seeks to void a deed from Amelia Wind to Margaret Wind on fraud grounds. Plaintiffs claim Amelia, under narcotics and liquor influence, lacked capacity when conveying property bought 1902, with Margaret and kin allegedly coercing the transfer for $1000. They seek a receiver and injunction against Margaret Wind and assert liens by John McClare and August Floto amid claims of coercion and mis representation.

Mabel Wind Wind Margaret Wind John McClaye August Floto Edward William Pretshold Hanna Braumberger Emma Richardson Mary Pretshold Lottie Harris John McClare Wm. H. Campbell Amila Pretsheld Wind Amelia Wind Amelia Prisheld Cay Jasper Wind Steubenville Thomas Greenburg Ralph Wind Margaret Amelia Wird Margaret Wird Canbel Wind Tie W. H. Campbell P. P. Lewis

Cadiz Republican Views on Foraker and Bryan Leadership

Cadiz Republican argues that if Senator Foraker shifts support toward Ohio and Republicans back him, similar state moves could pave the way for Democratic victory in the next presidential race with William Jennings Bryan as the natural leader.

Senator Foraker Ohio Congress Republican Convertion Ane Democratic Party Willian Jennings Bryan Cadiz

Ohio man sought for president in Belmont Chronicle

An Ohio man is wanted in connection with a presidential case as reported by the Belmont Chronicle. The notice names two possible suspects and urges readers to report information to authorities.

Ohio

Plain Talk on Roosevelts Square Deal Split Fears

The Freeport Press notes that Ohio Republicans risk splitting their party by not endorsing President Roosevelt and his square deal. It argues the public values a sound policy regardless of party labels, emphasizing liberty and legal protection for all citizens.

Roosevelt Republican Party of Ohio Rtg Democratic Party Tle Freeport

Chronicle praises Foraker while aligning with president

The Chronicle admires Senator Foraker's abilities and does not believe he opposed the President's motives. It concedes he likely acted rightly, yet notes he went contrary to Ohio's vast majority who support the President's views.

the Chronicle Senator Foraker Rindee Coubtless Ohio

New Governor Harris lauded by Cadiz visitor

Hon D A Hollingsworth of Cadiz called on the Dennison Daily Paragraph on his way from Columbus. He praised Gov Harris successor to Pattison, noting Harris is well equipped by long public service. Hollingsworth, Civil War veteran, served as colonel and brevet brigadier general and knew Harris when both were wounded nearby.

D. A. Hollingsworth Cadiz Dennison Columbus Pattison Gen. A Harris Gen. Hollingsworth Sailé Lincoln 75th C. V/ 1 MtDowell W. Va Hollingsworth 26Th C. V. IL Dennison Paragraph

Fragmented Opinion on Gov Harris From Weems

Congressman Weems offers view that Gov Harris will reduce factionalism within the GOP. He lauds Harris as a broad man and hopes Republicans avoid labels or dog collars, aiming for a fair, broad, and Republican administration.

Harris Weems Gov. Harris Harris Moi Republica Andrew L. Harris

Vera Cruz Rubber Plantation Selloff Involving Steubenville Ties

Court action in Canton names John T. Baie master commissioner to take charge of the Vera Cruz Co rubber plantation in Mexico. Attorney Blake to offer sale Monday July 16 at Canton courthouse with minimum bid of 19 000 and 1 000 deposit required. Stock sales from Canton office reported at 3 173 shares yielding 149 238 dollars. Steubenville and Canton investors implicated.

Vera Cruz Development Co Mexico Stetbenville Harter Canton John T. Baie Vera Cruz Co Blake Canton Bank Steubenville

Young Telegraph Student Severely Injured In Train Jump

William Mackey of Brilliant, a C. and P. telegraph student at Rayland, severely injured Monday night when he attempted to board a fast through freight train. He was thrown across a second track where his leg was broken. Dr. Caldwell set the fracture and Mackey returned home to Brilliant. Dan Farmer left for Mt. Clemens, Michigan seeking health treatment.

William Mackey Brilliant Rayland Caldwell Mackey Dan Farmer Mt. Clemens, Mich

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Goulds P.H. Depot Mons W. Bell Jewett Thomas Stiff Robby Company Hela Ohio Politics Washington General Hollingsworth Pointment Lieutenant Francis B. Gessner State Committee Haris Harding Marion Herrick Republian Nash Supreme Court Industrial Commission State House Empire Mingo Me Eastern Ohio Burgetts Inde Mont Perk Yangtze Valley Atlantic Paris Indianapolis Opium Sudan Everett Sicily Amur Shah Confederate Congress U. S Longfellow Whittier Paeris ‘Queen Locksley Hall Marmion Lnter Sweet Mark Twain Thoreau Lowell Motley Emerson Thanatopsis George Eliots Maine Rhode Island Rhode Islands Gov Ton Court Steu Benville Phy
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