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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1906

Page

4

Prosecutor Discharges Men In Kovacs Killing Inquiry

Seven defendants linked to the Kovacs death were discharged as prosecutors found insufficient evidence after conflicting drunken statements. Bert McMath and others explained the shooting at a boarding house, but investigators found no clear culprit. The mayor and Prosecuting Attorney Alban emphasized the lack of admissible proof and urged honesty amid intoxication.

Bert McMath South High Street Scott Alban Arthur Dan Révo McMath Jordan Howell Thompson Cadiz Adena John Staubeck Mike Eubanish John Ike Euoos Mike Sobric Kovacs Erskine Brown DeWitt Cohen

Board awards bid for water trenching and piping contract

At the Board of Public Service on Wednesday bids were opened for digging water ore trenches and hauling water pipe. John Bates bid 1.50 per haul and 1.75 for hauling city, with ditch work totaling 1,203.50. RT. McConnell’s bid totaled 1,970. The contract was awarded to John O Bates.

Board of Public Service John ©. Bates RT. McConnell John O. Bates

Stoner to stand trial in Cleveland for post office burglary

Harry Wooley alias Stoner was taken to Cleveland today to face trial in the United States district court on a charge of burglarizing the post office at East Rochester. Woodley had a preliminary hearing before US Commissioner George B. Boyd at Wheeling six days ago and was held for court with bond set at $5,000.

Harry Wooley Stoner Cleveland United Sater District Court East Rochester Woodley United States George B. Boyd Wheeling

Real Estate Transfers In City See Big Totals

The Recorder reports 21 real estate transfers in the past week including two of notable size. Lena Vermillion Mowston sold the late Senator A B Wood property on North Fourth Street to Mrs J H Timberlake for 6000 dollars. Joseph Shanholtz business property on South Fourth Street sold for 10000 dollars to R Laughlin. Other transfers include Owens to Dimit for 400, Corzinsky to Karmvinsky 100, Floto to Maule 2200, Thompson to Shields 1100 acres for 200, Matelif to Buchanan 2000, Iresa to Skelly 125, McGrew to Cress 800, McKee to Chaney 175, Wright to Oldpam 299, McCoy Thompson to Boyd 906, McClare to McMaster 300, Pleasant Heights Improvement Co to Peterson 615, Fisher to Devore 400, Mingo Junetion Realty to Helle Price 660, Matlack to Ever son 350, Houston to Timberlake 6000, Reynolds to Smith 540, Mingo Janetson Realty to Peeling 208, Wert to Smith 75, Strayer to Peoples 3590, Shanholtz to Laughlin 10000.

Recorder's Office Lena Vermillion Mowston A. B. Wood North Fourth Street Mra J. H. Timberlake Pr. R. Laughlin Jos. Shanholtz South Fourth Street Willian Owens Frank Dimit Frank Corzinsky Wiliam Karmvinsky Amsterdam William A. Floto Sarah A. Maule Aaron Thompson William H. D Shields Mt. Pleasant Township HM. H Matelif D. R. Buchanan Mt. Pleasant Towmship Morris J. Iresa Annie M. Skelly Bersholz Elizabeth K. McGrew Cloyd E Cress Margaret McKee Oscar KE. Chaney City Phonas LB. Wright Emma D. Old Pam Robert McCoy Thompson Frank A. Boyd Bloomfield John McClare David S. McMastern Mt Pleasant Pleasant Heights Improvement Co John J. Peterson Pleasant Heights Jacob M. Fisher John A. Devore Im City Mingo Junetion Realty Company Lucy Helle Price Brookvale Laura W. Matlack Earl A. Everson Brillant Lend V. Houston Carrie W. Timberlake Fir M. Reynolds Jennie Smith Springfield Mingo Janetson Realty Co Tt H. Peeling Brookdale J. Virginia Wert Nancy J. Smith Warren Township Sarah KE

First Assessor Browning Files Annapolis Property Losses

Annapolis assessor Lewis C Browning reports a drop in personal property credits this year to 12750 from 19140 last year with $4900 money subject to draft, 2278 sheep valued at 5810 and 148 hogs valued 830. totals show 42770 for 1906 and 48080 for 1908, decrease 4310.

Anapolis Annapolis Lewis Browning Agseseer

Season of 1996 Jupiter the Percheron Stallion

Jupiter the Percheron stallion will stand at Cooper Bros farm near Knoxville Ohio starting May 1 1906 every day except Sunday. He is registered in the American Stud Book owned by A Morris & Son Signal Ohio. Pedigree traces to Saint Laurent La Ferte Philibert and other French lines. Major Brady sire of Major Wolf is also mentioned. Insurance asks 10 dollars. For details contact BM or J J Cooper Toronto RD No 1.

Jupiter Cooper Bros Knoxville Ohio Percheron Stud Book America A. Morris & Son Signal W. F P. Anderson Jewett Saint Laurent la Ferte Philibert Superiorana Fagori Vieux Chast Coco Mignon Jean-Le Blanc Dam Linernia Cabaret Pafphile Roland TH Roland 1 Tamphile Brillant Coco TL Viens Chastin Jean-Le Dplanche Ma‘ice M. Lepoivre Erma Major Brady Major Wolf Major Prady Color Bay Jin Wilkes Fle J. J. Cooper Toronto

Convention Of Ohio Republicans To Meet In August

Washington May 2 The Republican state convention in Ohio likely will be held in the first week of August as leaders favor an early date. Dan McConville and Dan F Reynolds, Ohio politicians now in Mexico, join the current scene as backers of a Mexican mining venture with the Sierra Madre Mining Company. The move could influence Ohio politics and possibly challenge President Diaz through Mexican ties.

Washington Ohio Congress Mexico Daniel, McConville Steubenvile Dan F. Reynolds Cleveland McConville Democratic State Executive Committee Post Office Department the Treasury Reynolds Hanna Park and Boulevard Commission Sierra Madre Mining Company Messrs. McConville Reynolis City of Guadalajara Charles J. Kuriz

Even Twenty Jail List of Regular Boarders

Sheriff Vorkes lists May jail boarders with charges ranging from larceny to murder Cruelty burglary shooting to kill and breaking jail Names include Chas Potts John Phillipson Mamie Caplin John McDonald Nellie Beadwell Henry Reese Earl Jordan Jess Ammon George Lewis Tom Winning Arthur Howell John Davis Hone Osvalio Santo Domenico John Spencer Steve Varnetta Andy Pesto Frank Oras plus others.

Sheriff Vorkes Chas Potts John Phillipson Mamie Cabpin John McDonald Henry Reese Nellie Beadwell John Kaiserling George Wood Thos Jess Ammon George Lewis Arthur Howell Earl Jordan John Davis Hone Osvalio Santo Domenico John Spencer Prohibition Township Steve Varnetta Andy Pesto Frank Oras

Teachers Discuss Citizenship and Youth in County Institute

Jefferson county teachers met in the Stanton school for the third adjourned institute session. Papers on educators' role in citizenship argued that loyalty to government differs from national patriotism and that teachers must apply morals personally.

Jefferson County Stanton Maurer Hawking Matlack McCuskey

Delegates to Amalgamated Convention Gather in Cincinnati

Wage committee delegates from Steubenville Wheeling Martins Ferry and other districts travel to Cincinnati for the Amalgamated Association convention at Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. Leaders WiLter Larkins Llewellyn Lewis and others aim to resolve Whittaker Glessner mill disputes and seek equal footing for all mills.

A. A Cincinnati Amalgamated Association Iron,Steel and Tin Workers Walter Larkins Ten Lewis Sheet Ham Hilton Jack Yynch Martin's Ferry Yarry Grillithe Steubenville Chearge Ridgley Wheeling Charles Freeze la Ruede Lodge Daniel O'Leary Joan W. Mehen Crescent Lodge James Casey Tor Mill Lodge Maxwell United Lodge of Puddlers of Benwood Martin's Ferry Llewellyn Lewis Lee Smith Dick Lynch Mt. City Lodge W. H. Harris W. J. Jones Louis Avons F William Hinton Belmont Whittaker Whittaker Glessner Company Kenville Arry Griffths

Big Damage Suit Against Traction Co In Steubenville Case

Niel J. Lee by guardian Willam Campbell sues Steubenville and Wheeling Traction Co for 50000 damages. Injured November 22, 1906 when exiting a buggy at Bradt's gate below Mingo Junction his face struck, he fell onto street car tracks and was run over by a Brillant street car. Left leg and right foot amputated. negligence alleged. P. P. Lewis, attorney.

Niel J. Lee Willam Campbell Guardian Steubenville and Wheeling Traction Co Bradt’s Gate Mingo Junction Brillant Iis P. P. Lewis

Franchise Applicants Seek Rail Route Through Village

The Ely people applied to Empire Council last evening to allow a railway through the village, involving the Steavenville and Fast Liverpool Railways. Local residents urged careful consideration of impact on the community and surrounding areas.

Steavenville Liverpool Bight Ce Ely Empire

Massillon Woman Boquin Identified After Death On Panhandle Tracks

The dead woman identified as Mrs Boquin a French Canadian resident once at Massillon Asylum and living near Permar's Run. Her husband and son found her missing after she left home in fear of being pursued by a buggy. Her shoe bore the stamped name Boquin as asylum officials mark patient names.

Herald-Star Boquin Boquin Panhandle Mingo

Lost Reason Upset Belmont County Farmer to Suicide

Byron Hoge a well known Belmont County farmer two miles south of Flushing killed himself with a bullet after selling his farm on the St. Clairsville Flushing Pike. The 63 year old Civil War veteran left a wife and three sons including James R B in Cleveland head of United States Telephone Co Arthur in Boston and Frank in Hopkinsville Ky. His mind was unsettled by parting with the old home and farm. The event followed an attempt to chloroform himself during the night.

Byron Hoge Belmont County Arledge KW County Flushing Hoge St. ‘Airsville Flushing Pike James RB Cleve United States Telephone Co Arthur Boston Frank Hopkinsville Kansas City Kansas

Cook Acquitted On Indictment Of Abandoning Child

James Cook of Brilliant was found not guilty on an indictment charging abandonment of his child. The jury also weighed the wife’s removal of goods, the mother’s shooting attempt, and a father’s choking incident, while other alleged offenses were not admitted as evidence. If Cook fails to support the child by September, prosecutors say a new trial effort may follow.

James Cook Brilliant Cook Goods

Injunction Sought Against Toronto Sanitary Sewer Co

The Peoples Sanitary Sewerage Co and Carrie S Hilsinger sue to restrain Toronto Sanitary Sewerage Co from digging a sewer on Daniels Street to the Ohio river and seek order to refill the trench. Contractor Farley employed by the defendant firm is alleged to have right to construct the system granted by council, with no necessity for current digging.

Toronto Sanitary Sewerage Co Peoples’ Sanitary Sewerage Co Carrie S. Hilsinger Daniels’ Street Fourth Street Ohio River Farly Toronto

Property owner objects to sewer work offerings

Mrs. Hilsinger asserts ownership of her property and says she has given no consent to the sewer construction. She warns the project will cause irreparable damage to her property. Attorneys J. W. Porter and P. P. Lewis represent the case.

Infirmary Work Nears Finishing, Grounds to Follow

The County Infirmary is rapidly advancing toward completion. In two to three weeks Mr. McDonald will finish his construction, leaving only the rippling up and beautifying of the grounds as the final tasks. The project progresses swiftly.

McDonald

Pike Repairs Sealed Bids Sought for Limestone Work

Jefferson County Ohio issues sealed bids to furnish and spread screened limestone and screenings for repair of the free turnpike and constructing and repairing the breakwaters as per specifications. Proposals due 12 noon Friday May 13 1996 at the County Commissioners office. The commission reserves the right to reject any bids.

Jefferson County Ohio

Dissolution Notice for Ohio Valley Telephone and Telegraph Co

Stockholders are summoned to a meeting May 21 1996 at 7 p m at Brilliant Ohio office to abandon and dissolve the company. By order of its Directors Fred Scott President April 19 1906 Miller Miller Attorneys

Ohio Valley Telephone and Telegraph Company Brilliant Ohio Fred Scott

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mmath Dis Senator Wood Lewis C. Browning Dan Qaoob Teacher’s Institute Kithcart Institute Jessie Kitheart Onger Assec Jons The Amalgamated Association Convention Boquin Massillon Asylum W. Carroll Hoigh Avenue Congregational Church First Congregational Church Toledo PIKE Glassgow Londonderry New York Saledonia Columbia Astoria Miller & Miller Attorneys Market St Jetwood Delectus Europe Mazzie Nutwood Flora Bel White Cloud Flora Bell Bessie M Racktown Josephus Rosa B Struble Mollie Gipson Leota C C. Delectus Dictater Dexter Jay Fre See Phallene Pattie Patchen Bermida Mambian Patchen Smithfield
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