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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
10
An advertisement urges using Royal Baking Powder for all recipes calling for cream of tartar soda or baking powder. It claims Royal yields lighter sweeter food, better flavor, and wholesome digestion, while alum and phosphate powders at similar or lower prices fail to dainty or wholesome results.
Constable Campbell detained four Croatian women and two Croatian men on Wells Street Saturday night charging robbery by a Syrian peddler. The peddler said the woman refused to pay or return goods. the accused allegedly threw him out. A woman allegedly struck an officer with a chair during the arrest. One prisoner claimed she kept the goods due to an improper proposition by the peddler.
Dr. H. N. Teeters slipped on North Sixth street near Market Saturday night and suffered a severe sprain of the right ankle. He was taken home to Seventh and Logan streets where a physician diagnosed it as a severe sprain and he will remain indoors for some time.
Robert Hamill 28, well known in Harrison county, was found dead in a field three miles south of Bowerston after a thunderstorm. He had gone to drive sheep to shelter and was struck by lightning. He was the son of the late S. S. Hamill, ex Representative, and lived with his sister Nannie. A sale of farm goods was planned after the tragedy as the family prepared to move.
Cross Creek Village in Washington county Pa sees two new wells with 60 barrel per day output from Johnson No 7 and Chartiers Co Johnson No 3. Oil men flood the town, tents rise for lodging, rigs advance on village lots as leases and bonuses attract locals.
Rumors of a Holiday's Cove track intensify as the American Turf Association plans a West Virginia course near Pittsburg. Key figures Matt Wynne George Bissell and Rome Respess prepare inspection tours with Congressman Rhinock backing the venture and Western Jockey Club involvement noted.
Columbus April 7 The State Auditor reports that under Governor Herrick total appropriations for two years amount to 12.91 million dollars, an increase of 1.28 million over Pattison’s last assembly. Details list general revenue uses including salaries bills and specific line items across state agencies.
Edward B. Stone announces appointment as Administrator with will annexed of the Mary Margretta Stone estate. Deceased, Cross Creek township Jefferson County, Ohio. Dated April 21, 1906. Fred A. Stone attorney represents the administrator.
Allie W. Watt has been duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of William Watt, deceased, late of Salem township, Jefferson County, Ohio. Dated April 21, 1908. Erskine & Smith, Attorneys.
Treasurer Robert McGowan reports the relief fund totals turned over include various donors and amounts such as Fibal Clark 5.04 Pictorium Theatorium 20.30 John Knowles 2.00 Joseph Shanholts 1.00 Sympathizer 5.07 Chartes bowing 2.50 mn 3.0 Trait man 25.00 George Hawkins 46.00 William Helms 5.90 M. & Peirros 1.00 BE kk Bloom 1.00 William McMullen Nickelodian show 25.00. Total 1440.
A sensational 19th century advertisement extols Contagious Blood Poison as humanity’s worst curse and promotes S. S. S. a vegetable blood purifier, claiming it cures the disease when Mercury and Potash fail. It includes testimonial from John Leslie of Rockford Michigan praising the remedy after Hot Springs treatment.
The Probate Court of Jefferson county schedules hearings on May 5 1906 for final and first accounts in estates and guardianships. Confirmed filers include William A Cox executor Esther Eliza J Johnson Abram Price Rose Nelson D Miller Jennie G Robert son John A Kitheart William Barton Leonard Anderson William T Ekey Oliver M Waddle Fred Russell Annie Billingsley August T Engel George H Patterson Laura P McKinley and John Curfman guardian.
Objections to passing and stated accounts must be filed by the above date. Ack McCLEARY, Judge. New york of the on or be
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