Steubenville and East Liverpool Railway Incorporated
The Steubenville and East Liverpool Railway and Tight Co is incorporated in Columbus with $5,000 to build an interurban line from Steubenville to Wellsville. Backed by W C By, insiders suggest plans to connect lines and provide enhanced river town transit, though final details await official release in coming days.
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Steubenvilet and East Liverpool Railway & Tight Co
Columbus
Ofte
War Hiorn Fly
Edward McPonnell
Ohio Valley
W. C
Steu
Benvile
Welsville
East Liverpool
Wellaville
Pottery Town
Steubenville Traction & Light Co
Exixta
Herald-Star
Steubenville Company
Davis Warns Gasoline Stove A Dangers and Safety Tips
Davis warns the gasoline stove is dangerous if mishandled and offers essential safety advice. He cites Ohio data showing 167 fires caused by stoves last year and stresses do not fill or handle the reservoir with a flame nearby. Emphasizing proper design, ventilation, and cautious operation, he notes a forthcoming legislative bill to regulate gasoline appliances.
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Ohio
Wateh
Dixonvale Marshal Coss given hearing for menacing threat
Marshal A D Coss of Dixonvale faced a four hour hearing in Mayer-Eberle's court on a charge of menacing threats. Witnesses testified that Maynr Bharle disarmed Coss, prompting the proceedings. Squire Richardson set bail at 100 dollars for Coss to appear before the Grand Jury.
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A. D. Coss
Dixonvale
Marshal Coss
Squire Richardson
Rev Evans Accepts Call to Local Presbyterian Church
Pers Rev Frederick W Evans from Oxford Pennsylvania has accepted the call to the local church and resigned from Union Presbyterian Church last Sunday. He expects release from Westminster Presbytery on the 19th and will begin work on Easter Sunday. Installation arrangements to be discussed at Steabenile Presbytery's spring meeting.
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Frederick W. Evans
Weir
First Presbyterian Church
Oxford
Union Presbyterian Church
West ‘Minster Presbytery
Steabenile Presbytery
Death of Wm. K. Winters at Wintersville
William K. Winters died Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the residence of A. J. McElroy two miles west of Wintersville after two months illness with a complication of ailments aged 44. He is survived by a sister Mrs. Frank Porter of Toronto. He attended Two Ridge Presbyterian and Wintersville M E Church. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Wintersville M E Church. The deceased was a respected citizen.
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Wm. K. Winters
A. J. McElroy
Wintersville
Llness
Frank Porter
Toronto
Two Ridge Presbyterian Church
M. E
Wintersville M. FE
Drummer Boy Cast Reception Impresses K P Hall
A large crowd attended a social reception in K P Hall last night honoring the Drummer Boy cast. Department Commander Amos Hoffman and wife were welcomed. John A Mansfield gave a warm address. Miss Mary Trainer delivered praised recitations. Mrs R C Bowman and Fros G W Walker offered thanks and remarks. the event featured a spirited toast to the cast and veterans, celebrating patriotism and the dramatic presentation by G A R W R C members.
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K. of P. Hall
W. R
Knights of Pythias
Department
Amos Hoffman
BE. H. Maxwell
Hoffman
G. A R. Posts
John A. Mansfield
R. C. Bowman
Women's Relief Corps
Uncle Joe and the Drumper Foy cast Celebration
A historic gathering recalled Uncle Joe with songs and cheer. Spence Wallace gave a short speech as guests enjoyed refreshments and dancing into the midnight hour at a social after the programme ended.
Fifth open candidate enters Texas governor race
Monta J. Moore emerges as the fifth open Democratic contender for Texas governor promising a state commission to govern corporations, domestic and foreign. Oregon forms a labor party advocating municipal ownership and strict child labor laws amid immigrant exclusion. NJ Democrats plan Newark conference to reorganize with calls for public utilities ownership and direct democracy provisions.
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United States
Henry M. Whitney
Massachusetts
Congress
Washington
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Eugene Hale
William P. Frye
Senate
Maine
Alabama
Cas
Cobb
Col. F. BE. Boothby
Trafic Department
Maine Central Railroad
Pine Tree
Whitman
Mass
Q. L. Weeres
Weems
Dillonvale News
Women Missionary Society to host lecture at Hairline Church
The Women's Missionary Society of Hairline Church will hold an open meeting in the church auditorium on Tuesday evening March 20. Dr Alan will present an illustrated lecture titled The Varied Field of Missionary Work with one hundred views. An admission fee applies and a silver offering will be taken.
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Women's Ome Missionary Society of Hairline Church
Alan
Probate Court Orders Involving Guardians and Administrations
A probate court docket lists orders for sale of personal property for M D Leas with Carl Smith as assignee, guardians appointed for Anna Potter and Marion Mamula, estates of Capt J G Lange and Wm F Carr administered, wills probated for George W Barton and A B Rose, and various final accounts and inventories filed.
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M.D. Leas
Carl Smith
Fred A. Stone
George Edward Crosier
George W. Barton
J. J. Warrington
ADM
Harrington
Anna Potter
Samuel Rife
Lewis McLaughlin
Ellsworth Barkhurst
M. D. Leas
Wm. Cox
Liza J. Johnson
Caroline Lange
Capt
J. G. Lange
Mabel FE. Carr
Fugene Fiorito
Loreng Fiorito
The
Steubenville and Wheeling Traction Co
Wm.a. Byrne
William Lowery
Margaret Cunningham
Frank J. McCoy
Wm. F. Carr
J. B. Francis
Marion Mamula
Columbus Householder
Marion Melain
John Biggio, Sr
John Biggio
Abraham Rose
A. B. Rose
Court Matters in Thompson Divorce Suit
Joseph Thompson sues Mary L. Thompson for divorce alleging more than three years of gross neglect. He claims opium morphine and narcotics addictions impaired housekeeping and duties. wife left in Jan 1906 to her father’s house. Medill attorney notes efforts to induce cessation.
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Joseph Thompson
Mary L. Thompson
Coshocton
Medill Attorney
Pilot George O Neal Nominal Captain but Navy Pilot for Silver Wave
In Davenport Iowa on March 12 1906 Lon Bryson responds to Waterways Journal noting Capt George O Neal was not captain of the steamer Silver Wave during the Civil War battery run at Vicksburg but says he piloted the ship through the storm of shot and shell and deserves a pension. He is nephew of the late Capt Joseph Neal, former inspector at St Louis.
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Waterways Journal
Davenport
Grant Marsh
George O'Neal
Silver Wave
Vickshore
Joseph Neal
St. Louis
Lon Bryson
Death of Mrs Gertrude Kiefer in McKeesport area
Mrs Gertrude Kiefer 46, German-born wife of John Kiefer, died Sunday at North Wheeling hospital after stomach cancer operation. She lived in Fourth street and had eight of fifteen children surviving, plus three brothers and a sister in Germany. Funeral arrangements set for McKeesport on Wednesday following Sunday arrival.
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Gertrude
John Kiefer
Fourth Street
McKeesport
Youngest Kelly child dies after typhoid illness
Florence Cathern Kelly, 13, youngest daughter of Joseph and Micky Kelly, died at home Saturday after four weeks with typhoid fever. Survived by parents and siblings Mae Davin M B Davin T F Davin Chas Hamilton Joseph Vincent Frank William. Attended St Peter's School and belonged to Children of Mary and Sacred Heart Societies. Loved by schoolmates and instructors. community laments the loss.
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Florence Cathern
Joseph
Micky Kelly
Mae
M. B. Davin
T. F. Davin
Chas. Hamilton
Vincent
Frank
William
St. Peter’s School
Children of Mary
Sacred Heart
Funeral services for Nanette Reming held in afternoon
The funeral services of Nanette Reming were held the afternoon, Rev. Bever officiating, and were largely attended. The pall-bearers were Messrs. Sires, Robinson, Switzer, Tighe, Hoff, Howell. Flower-bearers, Raward, Bart and Roy Hoover, Charles and Bert Keys. The floral emblems were numerous.
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Nanette Reming
Bever
Messrs
Sires
Robinson
Switzer
Tighe
Hoff
Howell
Raward
Bart
Roy Hoover
Charles
Bert Keys
Death of William W. Fetrow at 632 North Fifth Street
Sad news from Steubenville area as William W Fetrow died after four weeks illness at his home 632 North Fifth Street. He was youngest son of County Recorder El Fetrow and held diverse posts including telegraphy work, freight office clerk, and most recently assistant paymaster at Carnegie plant Mingo Junction. Survived by parents two brothers Oscar and Charles and two sisters Mrs Henry R Shaw and Mrs Fila O Neal. He was a member of Steuben Lodge No 1 E P and S. Funeral plans not specified.
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William W. Fetrow
North Fifth Street
Mr. Fetrow
Steubenville
el Fetrow
Empire
Mingo Junction
Carnegie
Ferrow
Oscar
Charles
Henry R. Shaw
Pittsburg
Fila O’neal
Sterbenville
Stueben Lodge
Lawrence Griffith
North Sixth Street
Edward Hanlon
Sistersville
Sam Tipton
Bloomfield
Elizabeth Hepler Wallace
John
Will Frey
Marie Harden
Mary Wells
Wellsbury
Bess Johnson
North Fourth Street
Robert Marlett
Kizzie Dalley
Price
John Bosley
South Seventh Street
William Munslow
la Bele
Isaac Vorles
Iris Cramer
Unionport
Herbert Loth
Sterling Manufacturing Company
New York
Franklin Dougherty
W. P. Shanley
New Cumberland
Emmett Shanley
New Philadelphia
W. P. Beck
Bind
Ely Hardware Company
W. R. Feters
T. W. Walker
Herald Star
Capt. Huntington
Cincinnati
Etty
Board of Strategy
Woman's Rese Corps
F. M. Stanton
Ohio
K. of Phall
I. Howard Cramer
Burgettstown
J. G. Marquis
W. J. McNary
W. G. Cramer
Washington, Pa
Beard
J. P. Donnan
C. Knepper
Naom Davis
Death notices for Mrs. A. J. Reming and others
Mrs. A J Reming aged 29 died at 2 45 Saturday morning at 473 Wells street after an eight week battle with tuberculosis She is mourned by husband parents brother and sisters all of this city Also Mrs Henry Householder of New Somerset died at her home Surviving husband six children Marie eight months old daughter of George and Dessie Rebig of 925 North Sixth street died last night
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Nell Jackson
Mary J. Fisher
Warren
Ohio
Mary Sherrard
Bess Johnson
Bert Dean
Nelson Miller
Marie Hardin
Mary Wells
Wellsburg
Mr. Tipton
Mingo
Stanton Boulevard
Bessie Pletcher
Lucille Patterson
Lucy Wintringer
Luin Speeht
Norman Wyatt
Earl Vance
Charles Crawford
Howard Lowe
Toronto
Stanton Park
Pittsburg
R. Mansfield
Fernwood
George Sheetz
Bridgeport
Lucille
Miller
W. D. Lewis
Cincinnati
Ella Cleaver
Mt. Pleasant
Poy
Frank
Joseph H. Ebright
Zanesville
Robert McCluney
Canal Dover
Chivers
Canal
Mel Edwards
Enchre
Anson Bray
John Kerr
Selma Schaer
North Fifth Street
A. J. Reming
Nan Hoover
Wells Street
Robert Hoover
J. C. Hoover
William Keve
G. F. Turner
Henry Householder
New Somerset
Marie
George
Dessie Rebig
Sixth Street
Young Florence Kelly Dies of Typhoid at 19
Florence F daughter of Joseph and Mary Kelly of 922 North Rishth street died last night after a short illness from typhoid fever aged 19 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence F
Joseph and
Mary Kelly
North Rishth Street
Congress district fiction dominates Wheeling papers
Wheeling newspapers devote extensive space to publishing fiction about the political situation in the Congressional district, reflecting heightened interest and commentary on current events and local governance.
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Wheeling Papers
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Major Rutledge
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