A Life Worth Living Prof Langley of Smithsonian dies at Aiken
Friday March 2 1906 obituary honors Prof S P Langley former secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and longtime head of Allegheny Observatory He built time service equipment expanded observatory funding and international reputation while recounting a schoolboy telescope visit that left a lasting memory of his character
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Prof. Agassiz
P. Langley
Smithsonian Institutution
Aiken
Pittsburg
Allegheny Observatory
Western University
Langley
National Observatory
Washington
Congress
Prof. Langey
Saturn
Jupiter
Bloomingdale Farm Institute Showcases Growth in Agriculture
Bloomingdale hosts the Farmers Institute in a new hall on February 22 and 24 with 350 attendees. Sessions feature prize awards for produce and bread, talks on seed corn, marketing produce, education, soil care, road upkeep, and farm management. Officials and local leaders report strong interest and plan for a 1907 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Farmers’ Institute
New Hall
EB. A. Moore
Welday Thompson
Mary Hervey
Joseph L. Copeland
E. A. Moore
E. J. Gilkinson
Kate Parks
Singing America
L. O. Eldridge
Bloomingdale Grange
J. Baldwin
Summit County
W. G. Farneworth
Lucas County
J. G. Henderson
J. M. Chandler
J. Paldwin
Myrtle
Onanita Crabb
W. McCullough
J. H. Harbertrt
Republican Congressional Convention for Sixteenth Ohio District
The Republican Congressional Convention for the Sixteenth Ohio District is called to meet in Steubenville Jefferson county at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday April 3 1906. Delegates are apportioned by county votes for governor last general election with consolidation allowed if a precinct has no delegate. Monroe County delegates chosen by county committee. others vote March 24 1906.
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Ohio
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Dore Gia
Maitioors Oh
Tiocee
Paige Talon
Monroe County
Republican Executive Committee
Congressional Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
Prisoners in Jail March List Includes Four Murder Charges
March starts with twenty six prisoners led by Sheriff Vorhes among them four charged with murder. Names include Clifton children, Moses Chivers, Richard Jenkins, George Boston, Nellie Peadnell, Tod Brown, Harvey Case, Annie Stock, Michael Lee, and others facing larceny, burglary, embezzlement, cruelty, defrauding hotels, and related crimes. Also notes visit by National Vice President T L Lewis, illness hopes, and a Pan Handle train liquor incident involving Indian passengers.
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Vorhes
Clifton
Moses Chivers
Richard Jenkins
Chas. Potts
John Phillipson
George Boston
John Beibley
Mamie Chapin
John McDonald
Henry Reese
Nellie Peadnell
John Kaiserling
George Jowdak
Trial of Wish McCort Opened in Wellsburg Court
The case against Wish McCort, arrested in Steubenville months ago, opens with defense challenging the State’s evidence. The jury is empaneled, testimony proceeds, and legal motions to exclude are debated as the court considers conspiracy charges amid repeated Wellsburg holdup accusations linked to William Mathews. Bloodhounds from Monmouthville are used to pursue alleged assailants.
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Wish McCort
Steubenville
Short
Hedge
William Mathews
Frank W. Nesbitt
John J. Conis
Wheeling
Attoring
Anerony
Mathews
Wellsburg
Monandsville
Brooke County
Workhouse Shooting Sparks Two Arrests Near Park House
Last night in Canton P A Logue faced city limits shooting charges denied by him. Kate Clifton and Emma Houser sentenced to the workhouse for disorderly conduct on Church street. Clifton to pay 15 dollars and Houser 10, with children to Probate Court for care. Menonnovich bound to grand jury on 500 dollars. Elsewhere P R Fierbaugh named permanent Pan Handle clerk. Thursday night Club dances at Logeie's Denciy Academy in Wellsburg invite local youth.
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Kate Clifton
Church Street
Emma Houser
Canton
Clifton
Mela Menonnovich
Peter Dennis
P. A. Logue
Logue
Pob Coton
Mackinaw
Water Street
Edgerly
Larkins
P. R. Fierbaugh
Pan Handle
Wheeling
Logeie
Denciy Academy
Wellsburg
Installation of Rev J Millen Robinson at Second Presbyterian Church
The Second Presbyterian Church installs Rev J Millen Robinson D D as pastor this evening at 7 20 o'clock with Rev Ty A M Reid presiding and delivering the constitutional questions The program includes hymns prayers readings anthems and charges to pastor and people by Rev J Allison Platts Rev S M McMillen D D and Rev G P Rowland plus a benediction by the pastor.
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J. Millen Robinson
D D
Second Presbyterian Church
Ty. A. M. Reid
Schnecker
J. Allison
Mason
Foley’s Honey and Tar remedy alert and imitation warning
Foley & Co. of Chicago promoted Honey and Tar as a trusted lung remedy and threat to imitations. The advertisement claims great merit and popularity, urges asking for Foley’s, notes it is mildly laxative, contains no opiates, and is safe for children and delicate persons. Veall & Steela.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Veall & Steela
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Postponed
The open meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church is postponed to Thursday evening March _th at the home of Mrs. Will McClinton.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
M. E. Church
Will McClinton
Home Endorsement Promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills
Steubenville readers hear a local testimonial from W Borden at 417 North Third Street praising Doan’s Kidney Pills. He describes long back and groin pain and kidney issues, noting prompt relief after using the pills bought at Peal & Steele on Market Street. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is U S sale agent. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Steubenville
W. Borden
North Third Street
Dean
Peal & Steele
Market Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
Costly Corner Lot and Cures in One Ad
The piece notes the record high land price of 1 350 000 for a 6 8 by 6 8 foot site in New York City now topped by a skyscraper. It then promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cheaper health remedy with 63 years of cures, claiming it aids appetite digestion dyspepsia nausea heartburn bloating flatulency costiveness female complaints chills influenza malaria and urges readers to buy from their druggist and avoid substitutes.
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New York City
New Lace Curtains and Swiss Raffled Draperies
Lace curtains offered in various lengths and widths with crochet edges and special sale prices from $1.39 to $3.98. Fine Swiss raffled curtains in numerous styles, lengths from six inches to three yards, with hundreds of patterns and prices down to 37 cents per pair. Third floor display.
All-wool Tapestry Rugs at Special Prices
Stinson Bros offers all wool tapestry rugs 9x12 ft in floral scroll and Persian patterns. Regularly valued at 20.00, now featured at 14.98 and 12.98 with pleasing designs and excellent wearing Moquette Rage listings noted.
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Stinson Bros
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Herald-Star
the Herald Printing CO
North Pour Street
C! Steubenville, Ohio
Farmers” Institute
Gram
Frazier Orchestra
Idridge
W. P. Parnsworth
Midredee
W. P. Cable
W. G. Faynsworth
San Huston
Wayne Township
Raymond Wallace
David Jamieson
Fraizer Ercherira
Cope
Thos
McEwen
WH. Hervey
W. G. Farnsworth
Frasier Orchestra
Lida Crabb
Society
James 8. Thompson
P. H. Henderson
M. McCoy
Charles Mather
T. Gault
P. N. Minner
F. C Rutledge
MacLeod
Plessie Bell
Usher Gault
Sue Scott
Porter Music
Maude S. Hervey
Mattle Long
Musis
Rocuirhor
Fisikki
Frank Bell
Institute
State Department of Agriculture
J. Rankin Smith
James Thompson
M. Chandler
Flossie Bell
Asher Gault
Mattie Long
Maude
Hervey
Bloomingdale
M. Aldredge
B. W. Rowland
James G. Theaker
Roland
John McClare
John ‘Scammahorn
Roland Theaker
Frank P. Gorman
Riverside
Benwood
Edward Gorman
Misa Anna Gorman
Mr. Gorman
Pan
Dennison
Uhtichsvile
Redskins
New Mexico
McCort
Emma
Hauser
Millen Robinson
Ian Church
Rey
Geo. H. Miller
Ae . Haydn
L. H. Rage
Nottingham
Tion
Brussels
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