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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1901

Page

8

Mingo Junction Visit By Corporate Leaders Draws Crowds

President Charlon M. Echwab of United Sheet Corp and associates arrived at Mingo Junction on a special train amid a curious crowd. The entourage toured the Holl treel plant and other sites, signaling planned "Bigent ic" improvements, with officials from National Brel and Carnegie Steel present. The trip included travel from New York to Pittsburgh and onward through Shenango valley, highlighting the firms' business interests and salary figures.

Charlon M. Echwab Btael Corporation Jiveby Mingo Junction Batman Palace Gary Mingoan New York Pitteburah Nedateel Shenango Saftshoning Horrom Youngetown Srome Rochester Hollatre Etnarile Miogowae Columbue Hire Mewad, Ja, Guy, Ahairman Oeain United Sheet Corporation Henry Wick National Breel Co E A. Baw Taf Dixon Praat- Schwab Carnegie O Naw Greel Co Diene United States He Corporation Eainl Ayia Bern Avery

Fragmentary Legal Notices And Marriages From Local Court Ledger

Fragmented OCR shows legal actions including property damages and track removal, guardianship hearings, and assignments of administrators. Names such as Vincengo Roach, Jatyia Pactin, Danial W Cratz, Annie Miller appear amid petitions to sell real estate and marriage proclamations. The text references a posten citation and guardianship orders, with references to locations like ingo Junction and Brenbenyilla.

Joseph Vento Alfonga Freien Clemkent Posten Cid Hraof Wayne Toenehip Matiel Pratrot Ve. Thab M Drastionoa Damapen Powacswin An. Fendante Agripta Wile Ingo Junction Promstr Aiort Vincengo Roach Jatyia Pactin Dog Bawo Hsy Fini MO Dunes Danial W. Cratz Annie Miller Atphegos Jarkman Jania Delvar Waleron T. McDonald Mary Wilson Marsiaga P. McGowan Catate Brenbenyilla Mary Tarrie Harris Stoabenvills

Breabseville Traction Co Buys Bathavesus Ground for New Car Barn

Joseph Basler, real estate agent, brokers Breabseville Traction Co purchase of a strip of ground near the Omiell Pam Handle bridge set for a new car barn. Plans call for a two building complex with a 100 by 200 foot yard, waiting area, and facilities, to be extended along Seventh street. Completion aims to welcome three new cars ordered by the Traction Co, with work advancing despite incomplete specifications.

Joseph Basler Breabseville Traction Company Todly Bathavesus Omiell Pam Handle Sive Dhenet Inteods Apd Eas The Traction Co Truca Go

Weather and street notes mix in Ohio brief

A Wednesday item sheet reports frost risk and warmer outlook, street repairs, train and streetcar notes, and local obituaries. It mentions Powhatan area transport, the Cleveland and Pittsburgh line, and a Bridgeport derailment incident with crews adjusting track. Obituaries include Bernard Snyder and Mrs. W. Robinson with local parish details.

Wanderings and Notices from Steubenville Area

Local notices report visitors and guests in Steubenville and nearby towns, including Melisko, Caroona, and New Cumberland. Obituary recalls Thomas Workman born 1845 in Ireland, his Steubenville years, marriage to Melton Harman, seven children, and his respected, devout life.

Thomas Workman Couns Londonderry Ireland Amsterden Jefferson County Steubenville Ohio William Odbert Prooe Rebp Thomas Sterling Mumber Phivaix Engine Company E. T. Hanlon Williaw Doyle Mr. Workman Melton Harman Better Land George L. Misson Retta Workman Ievicome Haris Springs Carroll Wark Mao Waa Yitek Burlhem Soladnos Mitch Bie

Quay Accepts Retirement From Active Politics in Pennsylvania

Senator Quay announces he will not seek further office after January oath, bidding farewell to active politics. The Philadelphia banquet and reception, under the State League of Republicans, drew Governor Stone, legislators, and city officials. Quay lauds Republican governance, cites budget figures, debt reduction, and tax shifts, and comments on labor laws, education funding, and foreign policy while urging liberal support for hospitals and schools.

Philadelpha Matthew Stoney Devernt Pennsylvania Praty- Thent Quay Republicaos Pennsylvania State League of Republica Est Quay Hampton Moore The Logie Aoelph N. Huston Refren Washington Colonel Quay Walton Stone Durham Quy G. W. Durhamg Horticultural Hall Academy Ble Senator Quay Élyen Pennsylvania Senate Gentlumon Republican Clubs of Repubican Party Judiciary National Guard Philadelphia Miennais Uec Republican Party Tunis Ashridge

Mrs Gage in Serious Condition Following Illness

Wuatington May 15 Mrs Gage wife of Secretary of the Treasury Gage was reported in serious condition after illness. Friends have not given up hope and remain anxious about the outcome of her condition.

Wuatington Gage Secretary of the Treasury

Scranton Bribery Indictments Hit City Officials

Grand jury charges include Frank Stiliman Jr of Scranton Mallway and five Old Forge councilmen for accepting money to favor a 1899 franchise. Also named are Lackawanna Telephones official E Wayland for obstruction, and slot machine operators Marty Obtinger Michael Gallagher and Charles Cowley.

Scranton Frank Stiliman, Jr Scranton Mallway Company Old Forge Thomas Stephens Patrick Gallagher William Munts Antonio Stancard Thomas Kitcoyna Muntclpul League Counelmante Marty Obtinger Michael Gallagher Charles Cowley

Schwab Tour to Inspect U S Steel Plants in Ohio Valley

Mr Schwab president of United States Steel arrives in Sharon Pennsylvania for a tour of inspection. The trip includes factories in the Ohio valley and Ohio manufacturing district. He is accompanied by I Gary of Federal Steel W E Corey of Carnegie Steel Henry Wick of Nations Steel and others traveling in a special train with two Pullman cars.

Sharon Schwab Unite States Steel Corporation Ohio Valley Ohio I. Gary Mederal Steel Company W. E. Corey Carnegie “Steve Company Henry Wick The Nations Steel Company

Death by own action known figure in Cincinnati

Cincinnati May 16 Ralph Myrick who cut his throat and then jumped from the Staten Island ferry boat South fight was well known in Cincinnati. He headed the Chesapeake and Ohio dining car service for years and left that road two years ago. His widowed mother lives in Corlugion Kentucky. One brother Percy Myrick is district superintendent of the diving air service on the Waovash railroad with headquarters at Detroit.

Cincinnati Ralph Myrick Staten Island Chesapeake and Ohio Corlugion Percy Myrick Diving Air Service Detrot

Cleveland Angler Grover Cleveland Sees Poor Luck

Toluta Ohio May 15. Former President Grover Cleveland fishing at Middle Basa reports poor luck as two other anglers land larger catches in a brief local notes item.

Toluta Grover Cleveland Middle Basa

Judgment Upholds Record in Champaign County Case

Columins Ohio May 16 The case of Benjamin F. Charen administrator of Charles W Mitchell Click Mitchel a negro lyeched Urbana June 4 19 7 was brought against Champaign County Commissioners to recover 5008 under apochal statute The Circuit Court of Champaign County affirmed the verdict for 5000 The decision stands as the law allowed in such cases

Circuit Court of Champaign County Church Det. Wis Shoreane Fandel Elrewit Court Champeign Ite Columins Benjamin F. Charen Charles W. Mitshell Click” Mitchel Urbana

Reunion of Ministers at Canton Meeting Honors Slavery Victims

Surviving members of the Pittsburg conference of the Methodist Episcopal church met in Canton from March 13 to 21, 2874 to recall the old days, honor those who opposed slavery, and pay tribute. Dr. C. W. Smith hosted. about 100 ministers and visiting pastors attended. Proceedings elected officers. five veterans over 60 years in ministry remained on the platform. The gathering wrapped with a banquet at the Monongahela house and further exercises.

Pittsburg Pttsburg Methodist Episcopal Ehateh, Weld Canton gaRy Ha Rey C. W. Smith Dy. A. S. Petty Beaver N. G. Miller Ligontor J. R. Mills Alliance, O Joseph Horner Pitsburg Reva William Lynch Mcliyar James Horner J. Rich James L. Clark T. N. Boyle Monongahela House

President McKinley Arrives in San Francisco for City Tour

President McKinley entered San Francisco late Tuesday with a formal welcome by Mayor J D Phelan and a military naval escort. He attended a public reception at Market street ferry depot and altered plans to skip Stanford due to Mrs McKinley's illness, focusing on city events. The procession included Governor Nash of Ohio and the Ohio delegation.

San Francisco McKinley J.D. Phelan Market Street Big Cab Net Nash Ohio

Mary Leonard Branch Maury Civil War veteran to be buried today

Mary Leonard known as Branch Maury a vivandiere of the One Hundred and Fourteenth Pennsylvania volunteers self inflicted death will be buried today from her home on Lafayette Hill Baldwin Township She was famed as a notable Civil War female figure wounded once in battle and honored for her bravery her fate appears linked to a Monday event in Baldwin Township

Pitsburg Mary Leonard

FDR bishop candidates named for new diocese head

Pittsburg May 1 a Rome dispatch says Rome will soon erect the new diocese of Altoona for the Roman Catholic Church. Three clergymen were torced to Rome for consideration with one likely to be named bishop. Names listed include Piston Richards Pholay Pittsburg. Very Rev Francis L Tobis Pittsburg. Very Rev Jn W Shagnon Harrisburg. Very Rev PJ Garvey Overbrook. Right Rev Mar Eugene Garvey Scranton.

Pittsburg May Rome Altuoua Piston Richard Pholay Francis L. Tobis St. Mary's Vortysiatk Street Jon W. Shagnon Harrisburg PJ. Garvey Theological Seminary St. Charlie Borroteo Overbrook Michael Joly Hoban Scranton Eugene A. Garvey Jubiu S Piltstay

Local Notes From a Rural Community Meeting and Socials

A scanned local item lists a church meeting, sermons, and social visits. Florence Lowi returns home from visiting friends near Burhleed. Mrs Zachariah's Saturday morning arrival referenced with services led by Rev. SUT. George Tenner visits from Yewickley to check coal mine progress. News of residents moving homes, renting shops, and farming delays due to recent rains.

Bpeelal Horvan AL Meberits Florence Lowi Burhleed Hed Hera Sundar Evler Ibolnee Tand Moe Baturday Ierassea Qerelick Vo Sut Beijiant Morerr Rena Bareng Reber Fithen Raab George Tenner Yewickley Gavges Brown Dew Hoves B. W. Lawia Wheeling Elmer Turney Mr. Shiraley Ami A. W. Naylor Alex. Wyle Mack Brown Fred Stille Dillon Wan Banda Conte

Reed's Mills Booviat Correspondence Summary

Reed's Mills and Booviat report farmers to all sscHow planted and now preparing for sheep aboriong. A road grading crew works near the rail road under rain. Jennie Leech of Bantam Ridge takes a clerk job in J B Hawkins store Steubenville. Miseca and Burnett attend Bloom Isla station school exhibition. Prospects for an abandoned fruit crop are encouraging. Snodgrass of Lorooto visits. Gilkinson returns to Elleworth after chats here. Fishermen report large carp caught in Cros Creek, chiefly carp species.

Haraldstne Mey Moet Farmera thiesscHow Tse Jennie Leech Bantam Hidge J. B Hawkins Steubenville Miseca Sarah Bowera da Burnett

Memorial Day Observed at Moorestown with Oration

Memorial Day will be observed at Moorestown with Dr. Bechkar delivering the oration and a later lecture "From the sublime to the ridiculous." D A Rosebury, coal syndicate representative, shifts from $25 to zero options per acre for Opliana. Farmers plant corn this week as the Herghalz cornst band and J M George's choir of 30 perform on the 30th.

Prave Russia Heraltma Mooretown Memorial Association de. Ii. J. Bechkar Holy Land Becker D. A. Rosebury Coal Syndicate Herghalz Corast Moorestown J. M. George

Kedot Dyspepsia Cure Praised By Arkansas Reader

A reader from North Crook Arkansas claims twenty years of indigestion relief after taking Kedot Dyspepsia Cure. He states one bottle brought relief and improved health, praising the product highly and recommending it through his pharmacist J Morijson.

Oyepepaia W. Roberta North Crook Ark. Jt J. Morijson Druggiat

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