Borham Granted New Trial In Belmont County Case
Belmont County game warden Oliver T. Borham convicted of second degree murder was granted a new trial as the circuit court released its opinions. The Mt. Pleasant bank cases were continued while others, including actions by Mettenberger, Stewart and Bendure, received rulings on insurance, street railway, and liability issues. The decision details include allowance of Borham to present threats against him and a challenged verdict, with the court noting no second degree murder evidence.
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Oliver T. Borham
Belmont County
Mt. Pleasant Bank
Barham
Cook
Helmont County
Borham
Self
Goff
Joseph Kitheart
Erons
I. K. Rateliff
Supreme Court
B. W. Mettenberger
Doris Westbrooke
Burrows
W. P. Stewart
Steubenville & East Liverpool
D. M. Bendure
Schwaben Verein
Bendure
Schwaben
Ponte Floto
C. W. Oldham
Harry Walker
Delonvale
Thomas McCabe
Walker
Law
Common Pleas
Mary E. McElroy
Railroad Relief Department
Common Pleas Court
Cornelia L. F Miller
James &, Finley
Cornelia Miller
T. B. Finley
Prs FE
Finley
B. Finley
Circuit Court
Daugherty Sues Kithcarts for Injunction on Wells Township Land
John T. Daugherty owner of Wells township land has filed suit against Henry and Joseph Kithcart. An injunction restrains them from entering his real estate tearing down fences riding or driving horses or vehicles over the property or interfering with his use and enjoyment. They have been driving over 800 feet of meadow land. Erskine and Smith, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Daugherty
Wells Township
Henry and
Joseph Kithcart
Erskine and Smith
Disappearance of a Woman May Tie to a River Body
A missing Slavish boarding mistress Theresa Sankanenck from Stratton may be the nude woman found in the Ohio River at Pipe Creek. Investigators, including Coroner Diven and Marshal McClairn, pursue inquiries from Steubenville to Bridgeport to identify the body and uncover possible foul play involving Steve Fror and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Pipe Creek
Stratton
Toronto
Mike Rosanich
Stif Kolich
Steubenville
Wheeling
Bellaire
Theresa Sankanenck
Steve Pror
Fror
Froz
Martin's Ferry
Dr. Diven
Hungary
Dr. Berry
Rosanich and
Kolich
Theresa Slankanenck
Steve Fror
America
Diven
Bridgeport
Marshal McClairn
B. Starkins
Rochester
N. Y
Starking
Columbus
Marshall McClairn
Marjorie Wade
First Avenue
Pittsburg
Death of Roy R. Spencer at 30 in Friendship New York
Roy R. Spencer, a watchmaker and jeweler at Helms jewelry store, died at his uncle’s home in Friendship New York after a month’s illness from typhoid fever and stomach trouble. He was 30, single, and had worked at the store since October, earning sympathy as a popular figure during his residence. Mrs Mary B Kenney, widow of Joseph Kenney, died Wednesday at the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy R. Spencer
W. M. Helms
Friendship
N. Y
Helms
Obituary for Mrs Kenney of Wellsville and Lisbon
The death of Mrs. Kenney at 63 followed complications of diseases. Born in Elizabeth West Virginia she lived six years in New Cumberland before moving to Wellsville. Her husband Mr. Kenney died about a year ago. Survived by five children including Mrs. Baba Safford and James Kenny of Wellsville J R Kenney of New Cumberland William W Kenney and Mrs Dora Kenney of Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Safford
Kenney
Elizabeth
W. Va
New Cumberland
Wellsville
Baba Safford
James Kenny
J. R. Kenney
William W. Kenney
Dora Kenney
Lisbon
Dorrance and Fulton Obituaries Across Bergholz and Steubenville
Death notices honor Samuel Dorrance at 55 in Bergholz with a large family and friends across East Liverpool and Mooretown cemetery. Separate obituary coverage recalls Dr Georgia Fulton with a mapped service by Rev Liggett and a large local attendance, followed by floral tributes and interment in Union cemetery alongside other bereaved families.
Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Ad Offer Sample Free
The ad claims no active principle extraction exists for cod liver oil and asserts that cod liver oil itself is essential. Scott and Bowne promote Scott's Emulsion as the most digestible form and offer free samples from their Pearl Street, New York address.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Guy
Pearl Street
New York
Be Family Names in Canonsburg Wedding Notice
Mr Angus Pestke and Mr and Mrs Andrew Be of Canonsburg Pennsylvania appear in a clipped wedding notice with terse references to associated families and locations in Bishop Pennsylvania and CG Net.
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Angus
Pestke
Andrew Be
Canonsburg
CG Net
Bar
Bishop, Pa
Mrs Bachmann Dies in Ashland at 34
Mrs John Bachmann died May 17 1908 at 2 pm in Ashland Oregon aged 34. Her maiden name was Ella Still. She went to Ashland for health 19 months ago. She leaves a husband and five children Willard John Sarah Mary and James. Survived by her mother Mrs. Samuel Still and brothers and sisters Mrs Lewis Melching Mrs John Wayers William Wilson Daniel and Edward of Steubenville.
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Bachmann
John Bachmann
Ashland
Oregon
Ler
Ella Still
Willard
John
Sarah
Mary
James
Samuel Still
Lewis Melching
John Wayers
William
Wilson
Daniel
Edward
Steubenville
Mrs Hugh Clark Passes After Long Illness at Dale Hall
Mrs. Hugh Clark beloved mother of Mrs. T A Hammond and Hugh T Clark of Steubenville, entered rest at Dale Hall Pleasant Valley Wheeling on May 26 1908 in her 82nd year. Born Nancy J Boyd November 1826 in West Middletown Pa she lived a life of devotion and hospitality. A Presbyterian by faith she was cherished for kindness faithfulness and Christian example within the Old Stone Presbyterian church Wheeling Forks. Survivors include five children John Hugh T Hammond Dr Will Clark Annie Parks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Clark
T. A. Hammond
Hugh T. Clark
Dale Hall
Pleasant Valley
Wheeling
W. Va
Mrs. Clark
Nancy J Boyd
West Middletown
Presbyterian Church
Old Stone Presbyterian Church
Wheeling Forks
Steubenville
Michael Leidemann Dies After Grief Stricken Life
Michael Leidemann died yesterday in Pittsburg at 76 after a long marriage of 56 years marked by grief from his wife’s death five months earlier. Born in Hesse-Darmstadt Germany he came to America at 18 and was a donor to Holy Trinity Church in Pittsburg. Survived by six children including Mrs Josephine Bernard and Mrs Barbara SchilJer, funeral set for Wednesday. Also noted: Mrs Mary A Cooper aged 72 died in Dubois after dropsy and Bright’s disease, with remains to Wellsville for interment. Survivors include children in Detroit Los Angeles and New Jersey. A 13 month old son of Bert and Ida McGrew died of tuberculosis at West Market Street residence.
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Samuel Dorrance
Bergholz
J. E. Dorrance
George B. Smith
East Liverpool
Mooretown
Michael Leidemann
Pittsburg
Mr. Leidemann
Hesse-Darnstadt
Germany
Leideman
Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church
Adam
Leonard
George
Josephine Bernard
Steubenville
Barbara Schiljer
Mary Walz
Mary A. Cooper
John M. Cooper
Dubois
Bright
Wellsville
George W
Detroit
J. L
Los Angeles
W.C
E. E. Ross
Bordentown
N. J
Cooper
M. E. Church
Alvin
Bert
Ida McGrew
William McGrew
West Market Street
Governor Hoch of Kansas Passes Through Steubenville En Route Home
Governor E. W. Hoch of Kansas traveled from the M. E. General Conference at Baltimore toward Cadiz Ohio stopping briefly in Steubenville. He was joined by his cousin Rev W H Dickerson Presiding Elder of the M E district who accompanied him to Cadiz. Time constraints forced a change in plans to linger in Steubenville.
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E. W. Hoch
Kansas
Steubenville
M. E F. General Conference
Baltimore
Cadiz
Ohio
W. H. Dickerson
M. E
Marriage Licenses List Tied to Multiple Couples
A noted roster lists Antony Molesan and Yuliana Lesko of Toronto, Howard C. Barker of Congo, Clara M. Davis of Ekeyville, John W. Linn of Brush Run, Lora J. Lyons of Dillonvale, Miles P. Bell of East Liverpool, and Martha Strickler of Smithfield as recipients or applicants in recent marriage license proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antony Molesan
Yuliana Lesko
Toronto
Howard C. Barker
Congo
Clara M. Davis
Ekeyville
John W. Linn
Brush Run
Lora J. Lyons
Dillonvale
Miles P. Bell
East Liverpool
Martha Strickler
Smithfield
Horse Stolen From Flushing Farmowners
A red sorrel stud colt with a white facial stripe and white left hind foot, owned by J. E. Brown and W. E. Thompson of Flushing, was stolen one night this week. The report notes rural telephones in use and hints at an expert thief.
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Flushing
J. E. Brown
W. E. Thompson
Dodig Case Receives Court Stay of Execution
Circuit Court considers Milo van Dodig motion to suspend the sentence for the August 12 electrocution in the murder of Officer J. L. McDonald. The filing alleges trial errors and prejudicial conduct by officials and jurors, contending expert testimony was improperly admitted. The motion was filed by Cohen and N. P. Miller and aims to allow time to prepare the record for appeal.
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Dodig
Milovan Dodig
J. L. McDonald
Hindman
Campbell
Cohen
N. P. Miller
No Trace Investigation Fails to Locate Woman
Fyphr claims a woman in town, but No Trace found no trace of her. The foreigner, jailed in Empire for stabbing and dumping the woman in a river, protested his detention. He alleged she was alive and visiting Midland. Frohr was discharged from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyphr
Empire
Midland
Frohr
Kept Open by Bad Blood and Blood Purifiers
An early 1900s medical advert explains that chronic sores resist external treatments because the root cause lies in impure blood. It argues debility, disease, and hereditary taints foul the circulation, enabling ulcers to persist. S.S.S. is promoted as a blood purifier that heals from within, with claims of safety and a free special book, from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
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S.S.S
S. S.S
Atlanta
Voke
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Mr. Pleasant Bank
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Kingsford
T. Kingsford & Son
Oswego, N. Y
National Starch Co
Successors
Theresa Sankanence
Mary B. Kenney
Joseph Kenney
Georgie Fulton
Mr. Liggett
United Presbtverian Church
Fulton
George Swan
Dr. Allison
Thomas Vance
Andrew Forsythe
Pr. Rébitson
Mr. Hervey
Jay Paisley
John McDowell
Walter Sterling
Charles Workman
Hettie Woods
Bellview
R. G. Johnson
Cleveland
8. C. Shane
Philadelphia
Georgia Fulton
Bloomington
Will Shane
Josephine Furry
City
Frank
Loraine Markle
H. C. Bedillion
Henry Dickman
Market Street
Rev
Ulfert
Alfert
Union Cemetery
H.W. Dickman
A. Keinski
Willie Keinski
John Bedillion
A. Peske, Jr
Henry Seabright
Out of the City
Mrs. Seabright
Hickory, Pa
Tate
Preventics Henderson Drug CO
Sion
GOV. Hock
A For Theay
David C. Miller
W. 48Th St
L.f.voke
Eas
Imperial Hotel
West Sixth Ave
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