Trial Begins In Slain Cummings Murder Case In 1905
In Steubenville Common Pleas Court, the trial of Moses Chivers for murder in the first degree in the beating death of James Cummings of Pittsb urg, on July 12 1905, opens after lengthy jury selection. Jenkins, his bartender accomplice, faces separate trial later.
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Moses Chivers
James Cummings
Court of Common Pleas
Der
Fittsburg
Shia Len
Richard Weight
Wan Burg
Chivers
Y. c
Round Corner
Jenkins
Cummings
Juliet Street
Pitsch
Ailezus
Yar
Randford McClure
McConvitte
Irondate
Canal Dover
Wwaynesburg
Washington
Pennsylvania
Waynesburg
Win Morris
Chvers
Jenkins Chivers
Geo Moore
Rogers
George A. Cole
Ross Township
Ffont
Jury visits Round Corner Hotel in murder case
Court notes show the jury inspected the Moore house yard, kitchen garden, and adjacent structures to study crime scenes. Bailiff Whittaker demonstrated ground points while witnesses testified, as the defense guided routes through the hotel hall and saloon before adjourning for the noon recess.
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Adams Street
Cort
Adams and
Taird
Adams Streets
Alban
Glass Changes at Acme Plant Headed by Carr
James E. Carr becomes manager at the Toronto Acme plant while Hugh W. McGinnis joins the Toronto operation to assist in management. Andrew Koegler remains at the local plant after years of popular service. Martin Larkins leaves the police force to resume duties in Acme shipping.
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Hugh W. McGinnis
Toronto
Gill Bros. Co
Acme
Andrew Koegler
James E. Carr
McGinnis
Martin Larkins
Boys burned by escaping gas near Dock Street
Charles Hares and Willie Patterson, youths from Wheeling Junction, were badly burned in a gas leak incident from State Gas Co lines opposite Dock Street. A man from Follarsbee offered a match to light the gas, causing a flare that singed their faces and burned Harmes’ arm from a prior injury at the paper mill.
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Charles Hares
Willie Patterson
Wheeling Juncton
State Gas Co
Dock Street
Patterson
Harmes
Sas
Hove
Weight Social at First Presbyterian Church Outdoors
PERSONALS describe a Weight Social held in the social hall Thursday evening with large attendance and varied entertainment. Performers included Miss Helen Porter Miss Marie Myer Miss Helen Hoge and Harry McConne for vocal solos. Hilda Bass Miss Helen Miter Miss Lucy Wintringer and Mary Wilna Dawson for instrumental numbers. Dr. Nettie Erskine and Miss Clem ens for recitations. Mor ris Duntope and Ola McDevitt declared weights amid many attendees in overcoats.
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First’ Presbyterian Church
Helen Porter
Marie Myer
Helen Hoge
Harry McConne
Hilda Bass
Helen Miter
Lucy Wintringer
Mary ‘Wilna Dawson
Nettie Erskine
Miss Clemens
Fishpond
Lola Allison
Morris Duntope
Ola McDevitt
Mary Shaler
North Seventh Strée
Euchre
Fred Byers
Columbus
Welcoming Reception for Rev Dr J Milton Robinson at Second Presbyterian
A large crowd of 259 attended the reception for Rev Dr J Milton Robinson and family at Second Presbyterian Church parlors. Elders and wives organized the welcome with flowers and refreshments as Dr Robinson, Rev Dr A M Reid, Rev Dr Smith, and Prof W H Maurer delivered warm messages and songs accompanied a social hour.
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Pr. J. Milton Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Robinson
A. M. Reid
Lieubenville
Harvard
Dr. Smith
M. BE
W. H. Maurer
Appointed Guardian for Mamula Minor Children
F. E. Low was yesterday appointed guardian of Marion Mamula and others, minor children of Nicholas Mamula, deceased of Mingo. Bond set at 789 dollars. Me dill attorney.
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F. E. Low
Marion Mamula
Nicholas Mamula
Mingo
Medill Attorney
Remains Taken to Cove After Suicide in Liverpool
The remains of W. Edward Ralston, a young man who died by suicide Sunday morning at his boarding house in Fast Liverpool, were taken to Holliday's Cove today for funeral services.
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Byers
Mary
Ira Harterly
Flinch
Anna Kreye
Eyelire
Louise Spies
Margaret Vesperman
Ed. Worstall
Herald-Star Focal Force
Theodore’ Keller
Invernal Revenue Collector
Edward Greenland
Lucy Dohrman
Tennessee
M. M. Dunlope
Margaret McCinton
Annie
South Fourth Street
Pittsburg
Peveridge Webster
Ben Avon
Rod
Harrisounty
Joseph Rickar
Texas
Uip
Franklen
Moundsville
J. Smith
Miller Burns
Chas
Tess
Wife
Cove
W. Edward Ralston
Liverpool
Holliday
Property Case Settled in Favor of McGary Rights
In the Crawford v McGary case Justice Love ruled the property right belonged to McGary and the plaintiff was awarded $60 for the Red Men's banquet attachment.
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Homer B. Crawford
P. F. McGary
McGary
Justice’ Love
Wigginton Brothers sue Bow man for meat sale debt
John D. and Edwin H. Wigginton trading as Wigginton Brothers sue Cassius C. Bow man in Justice Loves Court for 70.51 dollars claimed as due for meat sold and delivered.
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John D
Edwin H. Wigginton
Wigginton Brothers
Cassius C. Bowman
Justice Loves Court
Irondale Votes to Preserve Village Charter
Irondale voters rejected removing the corporate existence to fund a new school, defeating the measure 72 to 40 and choosing to retain the charter as a village.
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Irondale
Trondale
Funeral services for David Yaugherty at Christian Church
Funeral services for David Yaugherty were held at the Christian Church this afternoon with large attendance. Rev. M. J. Grable officiated. Pallbearers named Jas. McLeish, John Beans, C. M. Yoeur, Thos Walker and Wim Wells.
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David Yaugherty
the Christian Church
M. J. Grable
Jas. McLeish
John Beans
C. M. Yoeur
Thos, Walker
Wim. Wells
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