Republican Primary Elec in Jefferson County Ohio 1906
The Republican electors in Jefferson County Ohio will meet Saturday March 24 1906 from 1 to 6 pm Central Standard time to vote for one U.S. Representative from the Sixteenth District and for Congressional Delegates. Precincts listed with delegate counts and voter qualifications include Mr. Herrick’s governor race voters or known Republicans. Central Committee officers will compile votes, prepare Australian ballots, and certify results to Steubenville officials. Wayne and Bloomfield vote together for one delegate. Unionport votes separately.
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Jefferson County
Ohio
Brush Creek
Saline
Cross Creek
New Alexandria
Wintersvlle
Island Creek
Cestonia
Mt. Tator
Toronto No
Knoxville
New Somerset
Benniveard Grant
Mt. Pleasant
Hanna
Dillonvale
Emerson
Ross
Salem
Annapolis
East Springfield
Richmond and
Shelly
Irondale
Williams
Smithfield
Adena
Lincoln
Pine Valley
York
Amsterdam
Bergholz and
Elk
Mingo No
Mingo
Harmony
Steubenville Township
Warren
Connerville
Grover and
Tiltonville
Wayne and
Bloomfield
Unionport
Wells and Spaulding
Brilliant
Steubenville
Myron T. Herrick
Embezzlement charge lands captain Conn in Evansville
In a linked tale of crime and finance Captain G H Conn of Chester is now jailed in Evansville after an East Liverpool arrest and a Columbus requisition. Detective Ben Peck transmitted papers to take charge, with Conn previously tainted by past schemes in Steubenville Owensboro Paducah. Captain Frank Tardy, long acquainted, recalls Conn’s pattern of forged payables and bad checks affecting banks, a heat store owner, and a bricklayers’ group, as Evansville and other cities pursue the case. Meanwhile Jefferson County seeks bids for Skelly Station Free Turnpike bonds, with a 14 bond issue of 500 each due 1907 through 1919, sealed bids due March 31, 1906.
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G. H. Conn
Chester
East Liverpool
Evansville
Ben Peck
Wyman
Columbus
Steubenville
Conn
Tardy
First National Bank of
Evensville
Sanders Fowler
Padaecah
Owensboro
Captain Tardy
Frank
Auditor's Office
Jefferson Co
D. Steubenville
Auditor's
Jefferson County
Ohio
Skelly Station Free
Skelly Station Free Turnpike
Skelly Station
Steubenville, C
Telegraphing on moving trains spurs wireless teleg raphy experiments
Moving trains show success with wireless teleg raphy and may soon be equipped widely. An additional claim promotes Hogietter's Stomach Bitters for appetite, sleep, nerves, and digestion while curing various ailments. A bottle is urged for immediate use.
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Nature
Hogietter
Doctors Puzzled by Remarkable Recovery in Vanceboro
Kenneth Molver of Vanceboro Maine credits a dramatic turn in illness to Dr King's New Discovery after three doctors gave him up to die. He reports relief from severe throat inflammation and bronchial congestion, praising the remedy for curing coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis and hoarseness. Beall Steele's Drug Store guarantees it with trial bottles free.
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Kenneth Molver
Vanceboro
King
Tam
Beall & Steele
Poe
Republican Congressional Convention for Sixteenth Ohio District
The Republican Congressional Convention to nominate a candidate for the Sixtieth Congress is called to meet in Steubenville Jefferson County at 11:60 o clock A M on Tuesday April 3 1906. Delegates are apportioned by county votes for the Republican governor nominee with specifics for Monroe and other counties. primaries will select delegates by precincts with consolidation allowed where a precinct lacks entitlement. The call is issued by the Republican Congressional Committee of the Sixteenth Ohio District. M Aldridge President B W Rowland
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Ohio
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Polwont i
Harrison
Monroe County
Republican Executive Committee
Congressional Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
Sixteenth
M. Aldredge
B. W. Rowland
Early Buyer's Sale Highlights Wide Curtain Deals and Ladies Wear
A large sale offers 100 pairs of 36 inch wide curtains at 48 cents each, plus pillow shams at 48 cents, skirts from 2.98 to 10 dollars, and a broad range of ladies and misses spring jackets, raincoats, and ready-to-wear dresses. Also included are underskirts, shirt waists, lingerie, wash fabrics, trimmings, and a vast shoe assortment from 1.90 to 4 dollars, all at reduced prices before season closures.
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Nottinghams
Men's Department Highlights New Stock and Styles
Our stock is complete in all details with latest styles of underwear dress shirts neckwear collars handkerchiefs suspenders belts gloves mufflers jewelry hats caps overalls jackets dress and working pants. Knee pants in sizes 3 to 16 years offered at very small prices.
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Hartford
Biglow
Lowell, Stenson and
Roxberry
Axminster
Carpet and Mirror Sale Highlights in Ohio Valley
This season offers carpets mats rugs and linoleum with steep savings. Special redactions promise value as sale items include regular and discounted mirrors such as 18x40 French plate mantels and various sizes at reduced prices.
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Ohio Valley
Wheeling loses committee agrees to abolish station
West Virginia Senate Commerce Committee backs a remark dam to abolish Wheeling station and place one inspection office at Parkersburg to oversee steamboat inspections along the river. Representative Hughes argues Point Pleasant offers better dock facilities and easier access for inspectors aiding repairs and testing. The panel plans to adopt Hughes amendment.
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Hughes
West Virginia
Senate Committee On Commerce
Senate
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wheeling
Gallipolis
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
All smart up-to-date women of today
A humorous 19th or early 20th century ad style line praises modern women for baking washing singing and playing, then jokes that without these talents a wife is nothing unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea. Beall and Steele are named likely as sellers or publishers.
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N. G
Beall & Steele
Foley's Honey and Tar advertised by Foley & Co Chicago
Foley and Co markets Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy praised for merit and popularity. The ad warns against imitations and substitutes claiming no other preparation equals its satisfaction. It is mildly laxative and contains no opiates ideal for children and delicate persons. Beall and Steele.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Beall & Steele
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Ernest L. Finley
Dean
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DR. Mossgrove
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M. D. Leal
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Levinson
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Eliza A. Lewis
Smithnela Township
Addison C. Lewis
Ohle
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