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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

5

Caniff Charged With Wire Tapping and Diversion of Current

Barney Caniff a North Sixth street saloon keeper faces felony charges from Steubenville and East Liverpool Traction and Light Co for tapping a wire and diverting current. The offense reportedly involved tampering with insulation and a hidden meter to avoid paying bills. He posted $300 bond through attorney FE D Erskine for a continuance to Monday.

Steubenville & East Liverpool Traction & Light Co Barney Caniff North Sixth Street Barney Morelle’s Caniff FE. D Erskine

Had Two Wives from Mingo Junction in Banjo Dispute

A Pittsburg coroner case centers on Kate Brown formerly of Mingo Junction who after the shooting death of Rocky Mountain Tom Leighton in his Pittsburg room now faces a claim to his prized banjo from three former wives and others. Mrs Effie Reddick from Mingo Junction, Mrs Margaret Peck of Canonsburg, and Katie Brown now jailed seek portions of the estate. Reddick alleges the banjo was promised to her upon separation, tying the instrument to a string of marriages and memory. The coroner will decide which widow receives the instrument as claims mount.

Rocky Mountain Tom” Leighton Pittsburg Kate Brown Mingo Junction Washington Effie Reddick Margaret Peck Canonsburg Katie Brown Canonsbur Tom Reddick Bert Brown Pisces Linton Darrah Martins Ferry Andrew Koegler Wheeling Hospital Price Rev. Price Wellsville Daniels Steubenville Clay Salchon Wheeling W.H. Harris East Ohio Lumber Co Harrisville Harrison County Mathias Weisner Carnegie Co Mingo Merrit Louise Welshons Wellsburg Mildred Miller North Fourth Street Miss Miller Filintt Alice Johnson Woman's Club A. E. McLane A. E. Daugherty Mooney Wintringer George A. Dean James Scott East End O. M. Evans Columbus Orville Bener Emma Geschider Sixth Avenue Euchre Flinch T. W. Walker TR. Barclay Exposition Hall W. H. Mooney Elizabeth Wintringer Florida Goa Washington City F. W. Evans First Presbyterian Church of Lyric Theater Young Men's Christian Association Christ East Liverpool Tribune Crescent Club Pleasant Hill Dennis Wintersville Alikanna Bachelor's Club Falk & O' Neal Imperial Orchestra Hamline M. E Alman W. R. Alban St. Patrick Wallace Kilarney Kerry McCracken Will Caldwell Austin Brown Emerald Isle C. L. Williams Canton John D. Kilgore Richmond Samuel Salmon Cress H. H. Erskine Daniel Peterson Robinson Morton FP Texas Edith Bothe Logan Street August Botha John R. Kendall Wim. F. Haupt St. Louis John Cunningham W. &. Goucher Toronto C. W. Cookson Wm. Speer Bloomfield George D. Sullivan Watters Liverpool Miss Wilson M. D St. Petersburg Fla Congregational Church Trainer Mary Clements Young Ladies’ Missionary Society Second Presbyterian Church Will K E. McEldewney Upper Market Street J. M. Potter Brilliant Varce Memorial Church Presbyterian Martins’ Ferry Campbell Holliday’s Cove Hariley Holy Name Church Ohio Bellaire St. John’s Church Hemppleton Clarington Zion Lutheran Church Fernwood Eldredge Bloomveld Thomas Durbin Chester W. Va Otis Peter's R. M. Burriss Ste M. P G. H. Miller Jace Fay Bentley Smith Miss Nettie Samuel Bygate Harry Hardy O'Brien Baltimore George Richards Hardy Harry Helen Miller Rev. Boreland Matthew O’brien Philip Geary Pleasant Heights Wilkinsburg Nellie Queer Officer Edgerly T. H. Ferrell North Seventh Street Louis Lechleitner Charlotte Bower Mowen H. G. Mooney William W.H. Goney F. W. Mosel St. Augustine, Fla Mr. Mosel

Steel plants at Bellaire and Mingo may reopen soon

Carnegie Steel officials from the Bellaire plant traveled to Pittsburg for a company conference as repairs near completion. Both Bellaire and Mingo plants are reported in fine condition with work finishing within a month and a potential resumption anticipated possibly around the same time.

Bellaire Carnegie Steel Company Pittsburg Mingo

Miner Crushed in Lansing Mine Fatalities Rise in Belmont

A Hungarian miner Nick Yiddish was killed at 2 15 PM Monday in the Lansing mine when a ton of stone fell and crushed him. Fellow workers freed him after about 26 minutes. Another fore igner Martin Sclonz died from injuries after a fall in the Wheeling creek mine. These two deaths lift Belmont county coal mine fatalities for March to eight.

Nick Yiddish Lansing Lorain Coal and Dock Company Bridgeport Clonk Yiddish Martin Sclonz Wheeling Creek North Wheeling Belmont County

Borham murder case heads to circuit court appeal

The Borham murder case from Bell County, tried on a change of venue, will be before the Circuit Court on appeal at the end of May. Borham was convicted of second degree murder and his lawyers seek reversal of the verdict.

Borham Bell County

Pretty Girl Rescued After Gas Stove Fire At Home

Mabel Young, 16, a pottery decorator in East Liverpool, nearly burned when gas stove flames ignited her oil-soaked clothing during an afternoon nap. Her mother struggled to extinguish the blaze, saving the girl as the house caught fire but with only minor loss.

Mabel Young East Liverpool

Personal News and Local Social Happenings

Friday notices list Miss Blanche Wallace visiting Dennison and several residents visiting or traveling. Scio and Akron visitors stop by city homes as Elizabeth McGee returns from Cadiz. A wedding occurs at Stanton Boulevard with M R Somerville officiating. Indianapolis visitors pass through Mt. Pleasant on a return trip.

Blanche Wallace Dennison H. C. Herron Scio Ollie A Brown Akron Jos. Feist Elizabeth McGee Mt. Tabor New Somerset Nellie Quear Wellsville Richard Edgerly Central Roller Ring Ralph Forney Steubenville New Philadelphia Tribune Charles W. Somerville Esther J. Tidrick R. W. Somerville

Belmont and Jefferson Counties Lead State Mine Gains

The State Mine Inspector report shows Belmont County with a 1 888 187 ton gain and Jefferson County with 1 649 787 tons. Belmont produced 6 355 582 tons and Jefferson 4 468 263 tons during the year.

Belmont Jefferson Counties Jefferson

Infirmary Directors File Semi-Annual Report

The Infirmary Directors report 59 inmates with 36 men, up 13 since the prior period. Since then 47 were received, one born, 10 died, 2 discharged. The farm is in good condition. Expenditures for the past six months totaled $11,703.09.

Residents push Canton electric line through Island Creek valley

People along Island Creek urge the Canton electric line to run up their valley and offer inducements, while nearby Permar's Run valley residents oppose the route and seek high right of way figures, making that path unlikely.

Island Creek Canton Permar’s Run

Conductor Pinched in Lottery Violation Case

Panhandle freight conductor W A H Evans of Columbus was arrested Wednesday by Deputy U S Marshal Schilling on charges of violating the anti lottery law. Alleged Columbus agent for a Chicago lottery firm he pled not guilty before Commissioner Johnson and was released on bond for March 20 hearing.

W. AH. Evans Columbus United States Schilling Evans Johnson

House Burned In Burlington Residence And Store Destroyed

A two story brick building formerly housing a residence and grocery owned by John Smith at Burlington below Rush Run was consumed by early Thursday fire. The vacated structure had been sold to the Pennsylvania railroad but reserved by Smith and contained heirloom furniture. Lightning during the night storm is the most plausible origin.

St. Petersburg St. Augustine Florida Apri Robert J. Mooney Chicago W. H. Mooney Alfred John C. Lashley la Belle Land Co Cuba West Indies South America Mexico la Belle View Boulevard Lashley Criss Brothers Stewart W R. W Punxsutawney E. R New Kensington Nicholas R Charles L Eldersville Eliza J. Criss John Smith Burlington Rush Run Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Terms Begin for County Officers in Coming November

The county officers elected the coming November will take offices on set dates. Sheriff and coroner January 1, 1909. Probate judge February 8, 1900. Clerk August 5, 1909. Auditor treasurer recorder and commissioners in September 1909.

Mi-o-na stomach tablets promise lasting cure for indigestion

The ad warns that modern stress weakens digestion and causes numerous symptoms. It promotes Mi-o-na as a safe, effective tonic that strengthens stomach walls and increases digestive fluids. Beall & Steele guarantee refunds if the remedy fails to meet claims.

Steubenville Beall & Steele

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Steu Benville Electric Light Co Bond Dead Man Mrs. Effie Reddick Brown Harry D. Westfall Margaret J. W. English A. Bates West High Street New Charming Journalists Gazette Times Agnes McClinton Scroll Carnation Club Bentley Jones West Market Street William Dargue Pastor's Aid Society Thomas Johnson Hammond Gaston Dean North Fifth Street M. Frazier Georgie Myers Elizabeth Hill Dean Homestead T. Kk. P. Club H. J. Bennet Mt. Pleasant James Steele S. C. Gill J. M. Robinson Will Taggart Dawson Florence Worstall Helen Blythe Dorothy Miller Lucy Bessie Blake Lena Asherovd Lou Munker Bower's Cafe New York Homer Sala Church of Christ Nordica Carnegie Music Hall Falk & O'Neal D. N. Graham Eugene Graham Graham Denver Col Ladies of the Golden Eagle George Starr Coal Hill K. G. E. Hall Farl Riley Adrian Ohio Press Office Earl Harry McFeeley South Eighth Street Mushrus Joseph McFeely Frank McFeely Plant Cat
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