Democratic tensions sour Harrison county race
Editor McFadden has not voiced support for the Democratic county ticket and local Democrats worry the party is weak. Harrison county Democrats endorsed Bryan and Campbell at the convention while Nicholas McCombs opposed the resolutions. The Herald Star records party sentiment, noting internal doubts about McCombs and the party’s preparedness for a presidential race.
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McFadden
Harrison County
Bryan
Campbell
Nicholas McCombs
Congress
McCombs
Herald Star
Democratic Party
Delegates Named to Ju dicial Convention in Uh richsville
A list of delegates from the county will attend the judicial convention in Uh richsville. The writers praise representative lawyers and oppose a single year term for an extra judge. They argue the Duval law wastes taxpayers money and could fund children’s homes and old ladies’ homes or acquire Jefferson county land. They question Senator Duval’s motive and call the law unpopular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrichsville
Jefferson County
Duval
Snow fades but cold lingers with notes of visits
Correspondence reports continued cold weather after the snowstorm. People travel to visit relatives, guests stay with families, and local events occur. A gas well was struck on the Charlie Allen farm last Friday night with more drilling planned, while Bantam Ridge school closed with a dinner and music marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gilkinson
Steubenville
Anna Mary Cookson
W. T. Leech
Preset
Joseph Welday
Newcomerstown
Charlie Allen
Claugus
Naragon
David Welday
James Bowners
Burnett
T. C. Davis
Bantam Ridge School
Bantam Ridge School Closes With Dinner and Music
The Bantam Ridge school closed April 16 with a large dinner and generous treat led by teacher Miss Borman of Mingo. Fine music came from the Reeds Mill orchestra. Mrs. F. W. Hutton and son John of Steubenville are visiting Mrs. Jennie Burnette. Master Carlisle Davidson of Mingo spent time with cousin Wilbur Ross. J. J. Caine of Tabor visited D. K. Andrews and family. Miss Mildred Scott returned home after visiting Unionport friends. Stant Bowers of Bradford was on the Ridge. B. M. Oliver bought a new driving horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam Ridge
F. W. Hutton
John
Steubenville
Jennie Burnette
Carlisle Davidson
Mingo
Wilbur Ross
J. Caine
Tabor
D. K. Andrews
Mily
Mildred Scott
Unionport
Stant Bowers
Bradford
B. M. Oliver
Social Roundup of Wintersville and Ridge Residents
A weekly social and community notes item lists visits and gatherings across Wintersville Two Ridges Bantam Ridge and nearby towns. Entries mention Florence Ross Evelyn Andrews Sara Robertson McElroy McElroy and other locals visiting friends in Reeds Mill Richmond Steubenville Springfield and Unionport with several gatherings and a large party at Mr and Mrs C H Allen featuring many local families and a late night departure. The column notes that illnesses are improving and mentions a sprained ankle injury recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
Sevrise
Wintersville Friends
Florence Ross
Reeds Mill
Evelyn Andrews
Richmond
Endeavor
Two Ridges
George McElroy
Will Scott
Sara Robertson
Wintersville
J. A. McElroy
City
Regal
F. B. Scott
Unionport Friends
Vernon McElroy
Fred Allen
Lee Andrews
Charles
William Scott
Steubenville
Baxter Rhinehart
Erma Doe
Ridge
Fred Carpenter
Ross Warren
Mary McCoy
Springfield
C. H. Allen
Mary Stevenson
Ethele Deter
Nellie Allen
Vesta Deter
Mable Cunningham
Ethele McElroy
Cora
Arma Andrews
Lizzie McCay
Clara Borman
Lizzie Scott
Bantam Ridge
Donald Wageoner
Tessie Myers
Myron Deter
Walter Cole
Dean Cunningham
Charlie Cross
James McCoy
Vernon
Services Resume At St James Church Cross Creek
Services at St James church Cross Creek will resume Sunday May 1st at 3 pm conducted by rector Rev E B Redhead.
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St. James Church
Cross Creek
E. B. Redhead
Weather swings from warm to snow in March at York
York notes a freakish March with near June warmth followed by snow on ground and blossoms, a striking color shift affecting fruit growers. An elderly resident Joseph Francis shows unexpected improvement, and a village bridge project proceeds slowly. School closed April 28 with an entertainment featuring the Blairmont orchestra, Calderhead and Rouse duets, and student speakers. awards and diplomas given by Mr. EB Wallace. T A Sutherland offering an inspirational address. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry return to York. quarterly conference held with Rev. Aller delivering sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asenath Parkinson
Steubenville
Charles Daniels
Blairmont
Calderhead
Rouse
John Farkinson, Jr
Gertrude Calderhead
EB. E. Wallace
HolliecKim
Wallace
Art College of Columbus
T. A. Sutherland
John Henry
York
Aller
Shave Hill Farm News and Local Appointments
Farmers report corn rot from cold weather and plan replanting. Rolan Waugh of New Alexandria called on his trade. John Elrond of Oil City visits sons. Mrs. Sprucns visits Steubenville for spring shopping. Mrs. Cox of Dalrymple Ridge visits friends. F Lewis of Smithfield reviews farm. Frank McCullough of Locust Grove on business. Frank Maxwell visited Toronto friends. Epworth League gathering at Long’s church. Mrs. Ettie Long improving and hopes to be out soon. John Garrett of Fernwood visits. Mr. Hanlett of Pittsburgh on business. Paul Long and wife to move to Emily Thompson farm. Vermillion of Long Run visits old friends. Lee Hobson from Irow Creek assessor visits farmers.
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Shave Hill
Rolan Waugh
New Alexandria
John Elrond
Oil City
T. D. Sprucns
Steubenville
Rachel Cox
Dalrymple Ridge
Tucs
F. Lewis
Smithfield
Frank McCullough
Locust Grove Farm
Frank Maxwell
Toronto
Epworth League
Long
Ettie Long
John Garrett
Fernwood
Mr. Hanlett
Pittsburg
Paul Long
Emily Thompson
Frank Vermillion
Long Run
Lee Hobson
Irow Creekip
Mount Hope School Closes After Successful Term
Our school closed the term with Miss Sara Owen as teacher and an evening of dialogues dramas recitations songs and music. Performances by Timothy Delano Major Puffjacket Rick Tabitha Alice Hildegarde Rascal Pat Simon Sackett Liga Ann and Miss Dovetail drew compliments while Mr Hopper and Cicero impressed. Lowmiller's Women Rights recital was ambitious. Salem orchestra provided music and about seventeen dollars was taken at the door.
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Mount Hope
Agth
Sara Owen
Timothy Delano
Major Puffjacket
Rick
Tabitha
Alice
Hildegarde
Rascal Pat
Simon Sackett
Liga Ann
Miss Dovetail
Hopper
Cicero
Salem
Bloomfield Events Promote Entertainment and Services
Bloomfield residents are invited to a Monday May 7 performance by The Columbian Concert Co of West Salem Ohio at the town hall. The program includes the Blind Trio following a past success with the Bethesda Assembly and Friday preaching by Rev K W McFarland.
Melancholy Days Return in Mt. Pleasant Local Notes
In Mt. Pleasant, residents report mild springlike weather and reminisce on December’s pleasant tones. The column details social visits, shopping trips to Wheeling, Steubenville and Martin's Ferry, church services for the Friends, job moves, and several births and a death in the area. Notables include Lorena Burriss, Misses Amy and Lilly Taylor, and Rev. J Kinsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Lorena Burris
Elthiza McGrew
Ramsey
Margaret Shively
Dillonvale
Add, Burriss
Amy
Lilly Taylor
Helen Jones
Maud Burriss
Robert Kitheart
Earl Hoburn
Wayside Inn
DB. Jeffers
E. T Mercer
Wheeling
Lorena Burriss
W. C. Brown
Sinny
Mayard
J. Kinsey
Friends’ Church
Wm. Shannon
Union Tea Company
Kitheart
Homer Cheffey
Philadelphia
Highland Inn
Ernest Hoge
Martin's Ferry
A. L. Dally
Washington, Pa
Estelle Barbour
George Thorngate
J. M. Parr
Kerry
Wm. Bashore
Oliver Dungan
Harbour
E. B. Burriss
Reuben Veyt
Moundsville
Mrs A C Culp Dies After Prolonged Illness At 46
NEW SOMERSET Mrs A C Culp died at her home Sunday morning after a long illness aged 46 years She had long been a member of the M E Church Interment was in Christian cemetery Tuesday at 11 Rev Philips of Hammondsville and King of Empire officiating Pallbearers were her former Sunday School class Kathryn Edminston Rose Pittinger Tessie Mylan Bessie Stewart Olive McClain Harriet Yeagley Surviving beside her husband are a sister Mrs Ella Watt and two brothers.
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New Somerset
A. C. Culp
This Place
M. E. Church
Christian Cemetery
Philips
Hammondsville
King of Empire
Kathryn Edminston
Rose Pittinger
Tessie Mylan
Bessie Stewart
Olive McClain
Harriet Yeagley
Ella Watt
Local residents and visitors noted in etwaing gossip report
Amster dam resident John Hessall and Miss Baxter of Steubenville visited home folks while Mr J C Smith returned to Cleveland after a brief visit with relatives. Wil son and Theodore Culp of Wells ville spent Sunday with their father C Culp. Rose Pittinger visited Steubenville Saturday. Mylar family to Canton for work. Mrs W C Neagley injured falling from a ladder. Lenora Richards visited Geo Van Dyke. Mrs Joshua Brightley stayed with Aville Carney in East Liverpool. Harriett Yeagley visited uncle H C Iddings. H M Van Dyke attended Wellsville. Alma Wilson visited some folks.
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John A Hessall
Amsterdam
Baxter
Steubenville
J. C. Smith
Cleveland
W. C. Yeagley
Thomas
Aville Carney
East Liverpool
Harriett Yeagley
H. C. Iddings
H. M. van Dyke
Wellsville
Alma Wilson
Bergholz news items and local moves
Bergholz notes report a fire at a Griffith form home once known as the James Peterson place. Residents and visitors include Nora Dixon of Carrollton visiting Hewitt family, with school closing for exercises and several residents relocating or moving to new towns and jobs.
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Bergholz
Albert Griffith
James Peterson
Nora Dixon
Carrollton
Hewitt
Frank McCoy
John
Mingo
Robt. Sponseller
Paris
Hess
Diel
Cumberland
James Henry
Duffalo
N. Y
Thomas Quinn
Aliance
L. E. A. & W. Allliance
X. L
Ohio
Liggett
Community Notes From Rayland And Hopewell
Social visits fill a weekend as Mrs. Anna Maurer hosted guests and others traveled across county lines. Dr Dick inson is expected to preach at Hopewell M E church with two services, while farmers anticipate plowing and planting as fruit and crops show promise despite mining layoffs. The era’s rent plight and looming party conventions hint at broader hardship and shifting movement.
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Anna Maurer
Bessie Lewis
J. G. Siward
Steubenville
James
M. E
Hopewell
Dickinson
Will Shively
Sister Margaret
Steuvenville
Local residents brighten week with visits and travels
The community reports Friday school closure after a successful term. Mrs D A Griffith and nephew Thurman Crister shopped in Amsterdam. Mrs Ferry and daughter Mildred from Wattsville visited relatives. James Marshall left for parts unknown. George Maple of Shane conducted business in town. Mrs Mayme Thompson of Annapolis came in Wednesday. Ellen Starn is ill at her Washington street home. Harriet Cruser of Alliance visited old friends. Mrs Harry Cattrell of Amsterdam stayed with Scott Allen’s family. Richard Moore of Provo shopped Friday. D A Griffith suffered a house fire on his recently bought farm. wind aided ruin. James Bergett and family visited near Wattsville. Homer Bidler and Joseph Griffith were in Alliance and Amsterdam respectively. Jay Maple spent a week with grandparents in Annapolis and returned home.
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D. A. Griffith
Thurman Crister
Amsterdam
Ferry
Mildred
Wattsville
James Marshall
George Maple
Shane
Mayme Thompson
Annapolis
Ellen Starn
Washington Street
Harriet Cruser
Alliance
Harry Cattrell
Scott Allen
Richard Moore
Provo
James Peterson
James Bergett
Homer Bidler
Joseph Griffith
Amserdam
Master Jay Maple
Obituary for O C Tullis Jr in Unionport Ohio 1908
O C Tullis Jr born March 8 1876 in Canton died March 31 1908 in Unionport from Brights disease. A Brigh penman and longtime Unionport public school standout. He was a painter and a railroad brakeman for 14 years and a Knights of Pythias member. Survived by wife and relatives. Rev Hamilton officiated at home. Knights conducted burial at Annapolis cemetery. Committee members Dr L Buchanan Stewart Skipper Fred Forter. Also notes a May 14 chicken supper at C E Green home for Hopewell church and a May 9 10 quarterly meeting with sermons by the presiding elder.
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Tullis
C. C. Tullis, Jr
Canton
Unionport
Bright
O. C. Tullis
Knights of Ythias
Rev. Hamilton
The
Christian Church
Bro
L. O. Eldridge
Bloomingdale
Annapolis
Bro. Knights
Dr. L. Buchanan
Stewart Skipper
Fred Forter
Executor's sale of real estate in Jefferson County Ohio
Probate granted sale of multiple tracts in Wayne Township Jefferson County Ohio. Five parcels total with varying sizes from 2 3 4 acres to 9 acres 1 rood 11 perches, appraised values totaling 8,820. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years at 6 percent interest. payments secured by mortgage on premises. Dated May 8 1908. Forest R Hall executor Henry Gregg and Kitchart Bigger attorneys.
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Court House
Jefferson County
Ohio
County of
Jefferson
Wayne
Daniel Shively
Williamsott
Isaac Vorhes
Erasmus West
Lidia A. West
Jeffersonounty
Forest R. Hall
Isaac Vorkes
Henry Gregg and
Kithcart & Bigger
Probate Court Notice in Jefferson County Hearing June First
Accounts filed in the Probate Court list Bimal as administrator of the Mary H. Rea estate and Edward McLister's first account. The hearing is set for the 1st day of June.
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Jefferson County
Alfred Day
Mary H. Rea
Edward McLister
Final accounts and guardianships listed for various estates
Objections required by date to review final and second accounts of executors and administrators for estates of Freeman Elliott Bowles Elliott Ross Barrett etc including more: Naylor Bowles Ebitott Kokoscik Reber Morelli Vail Reed Morelli Vericioni Sciarratti Ciafordle Tappe Crozier Sullivan Cohen Branson Fox McCook Hammond Call and Lindsay with guardianship for minors and objections to the above accounts.
Cures for piles claimed with home brew mixture
The text claims German scientist discovery of a preparation using carbolic acid, zetan, and zinc ointment to cure piles without surgery. It states 6 drops, 1 dram, and 4 portions mixed and applied morning and night and can be made by any druggist.
Daily collisions in New York street traffic rise
In New York City there are about 22 collisions each day between street cars and other vehicles, with some damage reported.
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New York
New York City
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Bloomfield
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C. Bryant
Quaker City
L. O. Eldredge
West Farmington
Frank P. Blackburn
Morganna
Amanda Blackburn
Sumter
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C. E. Green
Rayland- Smithfield Pike
Rayland
Hopewell Church
Mary Caufield
Helen Cusick
E. E. Erskine
Carl H. Smith
Elizabeth Carson
Cross Creek Township
J. Howard Ekey
W. R. Alban
Nathan O. Taylor
Wayne Township
John J. Merryman
Mansfield & Merryman
John H. McKee
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