Difference in styles of women's suits and gowns this season
New York reports little change from last fall and winter in women’s fashion. Blouses through 46 inch coats remain in style with blues browns greens and muted tones. empire lines, short sleeves and full sleeves share favor. Coats use goodcloths and semi fitted waists. silk petticoats with hand painted designs are popular. ostrich plumes and long feathers remain stylish accessories.
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New York
Mack
Old Offender Sentenced. Several Arrests by Canton Officers
Police report a series of arrests between Saturday night and Monday. Clerk Robinson, jailed for vagrancy, is sent to the Canton workhouse after a $20 fine and costs. Charles Campbell remains in lockup. Larry Mumford is held on assault charges and a prior case. Marko Dipale drunk and jailed. J C Bell held for interfering with an officer and dis orderly conduct after a Church Street disturbance. Warrants out for James Chalfant and Jimmie McDonald following a Saturday night fight near Courtalley Washington Street.
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Clerk Robinson
Canton
Zimmerman
Charles Campbell
Larry Mumford
Lewis Wilson
Mumford
Wilson
Thera
Lewis
Marko Dipale
la Belle Mill
Mercer
J. C. Bell
Chareh_ street
Bell
James Chalfant
Jimmie McDonald
Courtalley
Washington Street
Death Roll of Mrs Susan Dornan in Wellsburg
Mrs Susan Dornan wife of glass maker John Dornan of Wellsburg died Saturday at 3 pm after six years of illness and four teen months bedfast. Born Susan O Hara in Ireland she came to the United States as a girl of 11, lived in Brooklyn, married in Wheel ing, then moved to Wellsburg in 135). A devout Catholic figure in the community, she was noted for admirable character.
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Susan Dornan
John Dornan
Wellsburg
Susan O'Hara
Ireland
Brooklyn
John Dornam
Wheeling
Fred Ray
Fred Nennis
Wellsville
Martin's Ferry
Local obituary notes in two families from Palmyra and Ravenna
Albert Stewart aged five died of croup at 2 99 p m on Sherman avenue. The family removes the remains to Logan street. Mrs Melinda Gilbert mother of Mrs Grable died October 1 at Palmyra. Funeral at Ravenna. Four children survive. Nathaniel Porter long time Cross Creek farmer died Monday at age sixty five after three months illness. His wife and several children survive. Porter resided near Cross Creek Presbyterian Church.
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Albert Blackburn Stewart
Albert Stewart
Sherman Avenue
3. W. Stewart
Logan Street
Melinda Gilbert
Grable
B. R. Phillips
Palmyra
Ravenna
L. Gilpert
Cleerland
E. R. Phillips
F. M. Hall
Steubenville
Nathaniel Porter
Cross Creek Township
Mr. Porter
Cress Creek Presbyterian Church
Prince couple return from Fairmont and Litton trip
Mr and Mrs P H Prince spent a week with friends and relatives at Fairmont and Littleton West Virginia and arrived home on Saturday.
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P. H. Prince
Fairmont
Littleton
W. Va
Hoagland Suit Seeks Alimony After 23 Years
Rachel A Hoagland files for divorce and alimony against William F Hoagland alleging abandonment and neglect. She cites eight children and claims he shields assets at Mingo Junction to dodge alimony while earning two dollars and fifty cents daily. Medill represents her. A separate transcript petition in Crossley vs Fell seeks seventy dollars for work. S J Salmon and Lewis Naytor lawyers.
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Rachael A. Hoagland
Wm. F. Hoagland
Steubenville
Mingo Junction
Medill
Lewis FP. Crossley
N. Fell
S. J. Salmon
D. W. Steir
Lewis — Naytor
Murder at Wheeling Wharf Names Harry Bishop Victim
The body found on the Wheeling wharf last Friday is identified as Harry Bishop of Wheeling. Authorities say murder is likely and accuse Charley Cousins, missing since, of the deed after a claim by Bishop's father that Cousins committed the crime. Police search continues for Cousins with no trace found yet.
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Wheeling
Harry Bishop
Bishop
Charley Cousins
Cousins
Bellaire
Walker
Harry
Charlie Cousins
Mrs Lott's Funeral Arrangements Announced
George P. McCracken reports W H Lott states Mrs Lott suffered a renewed appendicitis attack last Wednesday. She was operated on Thursday and died Friday. The body was moved toward Steubenville and is expected to arrive at 1 25 p m Wednesday. Funeral set for Thursday at 9 20 p m from John McCracken's Sixth avenue residence.
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John McCracken
Sixth Avenue
Death in the Forest Poem and Local Social Notes
A lyrical piece portrays autumn death in a forest setting with imagery of fading beauty. It is followed by local society notes from Steubenville and Cadiz detailing visits, weddings, arrivals, and a new baby in Officer Thomas Boyd’s household.
Sudden Death of Mrs Elizabeth Shaw Parks Lett
The sudden death of Mrs Elizabeth Shaw Parks Lett wife of William I Lett of Los Angeles Calif announced by telegram to her nephew George P McCracken Esq came as a shock to relatives and friends Here are the biographical details of her birth March 8 1646 Steubenville Ohio and marriage to William H Lott in 1877 The family notes her survivors son Cloyd Perkins Lott and stepson Harry Clifford Lott as well as her roles in Steubenville social and musical circles and church affiliations in Los Angeles The obituary paints a portrait of a gracious Musically inclined woman esteemed by many
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Steubenville
Bray
Lillian Bougher
St. Paul
Elmer B. Carter
Mary B. Bell
Holliday’s Cove
New Cumberland
C. Cowgill
Cadiz
Margaret Shotwell
Parks W. McLaughlin
Jewett
H. M. Rader
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter G. Shotwell
Wilson College
Chambersburg
K. McLaughlin
Memcher
Ohio
McLaughlin
Alex. Sharp
North Fifth Street
Titusville
Mae Richardson
Mary McCormick
Columbus
Harry Martin
Massilon, O
Newton van Fessen
Seidenbere
Dennison
Ida L. Bryson
Ben
New Castle
Elizabeth Shaw Parks Lett
William I Lett
Los Angeles
Cal
George P. McCracken
John McCracken
Sixth Avenue
Lott
James and
Mary Stan Parks
Beatty’s Seminary
William H. Lott
Pacific Coast
Cloyd Perkins Lott
Harry Clifford Lott
Terrible double tragedy at North Street crossing claims two lives
A passenger train struck Mrs. Luella Dever Clark and watchman William H. Conley at North street crossing. Clark decapitated and Conley died of concussion after being knocked along the tracks. Clark, 32, of Highland avenue, and Conley, 52, longtime local watchman, are mourned by families and the Steubenville community.
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North Street
Lester Clark
Highland Avenue
William H. Conlrey
Gill Hospital
Comey
TW Walker
Wheeling
Wheeling Junction
Mrs. Clark
Watchman Corley
Coney
Conley
Joseph Conley
Maggie Reese
Laura
George Floto
Ollie
Anna Conley
Reese Odbert
James M
George J. Conley
Tailpeac Company
Parole Officer Visits Mansfield Reformatory Practices
Parole officer Henry J. Collar travels statewide to supervise men and boys released from Mansfield Reformatory. He notes about 40 cases under observation with one in Steubenville, reporting most parolees improve while a few require recall. The officer cites legislative changes and says roughly 60 percent become productive citizens under parole supervision.
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Henry J. Steubenville
Mansfield
Collar
Reformatory
Steubenville
Ali
Sion
Etep
Site for Track Being Considered by Noted Sportsmen
Well known sportsmen weigh sites for a proposed running track across the river with necessary buildings. Half Moon farm is favored as a potential locale, promising beauty and renown. Col B J Mayer, W J Winn, J L Rhinock, and George C J Bissell view sites and discuss plans before deciding on location.
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Half Moon Farm
Col. B. J. Mayer
Cincinnatti
W. J. Winn
Louisville
National Racing Association
J. L. Rhinock
Covington
George C. J. Bissell
Pittsburg
Jury Awards Damages to Fithen Against Railroad Company
The jury awarded William T. Fithen $1,077 in a damages suit against the W. & J. Buick company rail line. Fithen, a neck welder at the mine, was injured and later examined privately by physicians to assess his current condition.
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Wiliam Tt
Fithen
Wfithen
Court Matters Report Child Custody And Property Trust
Divorce granted in Erma Tims versus George B Tims with custody details noted. Margaret Suowery and Samuel N Lowery case shows Lowery residence unknown. James H Lowry appointed trustee for pro rata proceeds with bond. John McDonald of Paradena California, a former city resident, recently stopped here en route to the East and will visit C J McConnell and wife for a month.
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Erma ‘Tims
George B. Tims
Margaret Suowery
Samuel N. Lowery
S. Nesbit Lowry
James H. Lowry
John McDonald
Paradena
Cal
C.J. McConnell
North Fourth Street
Public sale offer for farm stock and tools near Richmond
I will offer at public sale to the highest bidder at my residence two miles south of Richmond on Tuesday Oct 3 all my cattle horses and farm implements grain hay straw wagons and farming utensils. Sale commences at 1 p m terms made known at the sale W C Burchfield Auctioneer This farm of 167 acres for rent P Hoffman ocf 20
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Richmond
W. C. Burchfield
Hoffman
Roby Coal Company Buys Adena Farm and Store
Louis Castner sold his Adena farm for 16000 dollars to the Roby Coal company. Pat Mastings Adena storekeeper also sold his store to the Roby Coal company.
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Louis Castner
Adena
Roby Coal Company
Pat. Mastings
Local Horses Triumph at Fair Races
At Minerva fair Louise Dorsey a Steubenville mare placed second in the 2:30 trot. At East Palestine fair Maude Cookson won the 2:30 pace in 2:24, with John Biggio, Harry G. taking fourth money. Mollie Pitcher owned by George Smith was fourth in the 2:24 pace.
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Minerva Fair
Louise Dorsey
Steubenville
East Palestine Fair
Maude Cookson
John Biggio
Harry G
Mollie Pitcher
George Smith
Sheriff Sales Report From Cross Creek Township Auction
Sheriff Vorhees sold valuing 141 acres in Cross Creek in the Wells estate case to John McKee for 3234.09 dollars. In a partition case Clark versus Clark the property appraised at 400 dollars sold to J. Lu Call for 351 dollars.
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Vorhees
Thomas White
Francis M. Wells
Elizabeth Wells
Cross Creek Township
John McKee
Hugh A. Clark
James L Clark
J. Lu. Call
Divorce Congress Meeting Date Set in Philadelphia
Judge F H Kerr received a letter from William H Staak secretary of the congress on uniform divorce law stating the body he was appointed delegate will meet at the Belle vue Stratford hotel in Philadelphia on November 14. An advance draft of the statute will be sent to Congress and to each delegate in advance so they can become familiar with its provisions. The sessions will continue until the 1?th.
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Congress
F. H. Kerr
William H. Staak
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Philadelphia
New Scheme Affects Train Fares in Change Notice
Pan Handle agent Glen received notice of a fare increase starting November 1. Fares will rise by cents to $1 on a sliding scale to deter passengers from paying conductors directly. Investigations seek to know if riders can violate the two cent fare law.
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Pan
Glen
Mingo
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OLD Offender
Tween
Rachel A. Hoagland
William F. Hoagland
W. A. Urquhart
E. F. McDowel
Pittisbury
James McCoy
Miss McKinney
Smithfield
Willian Freudenberger
Washington, D. C
Sara Johnston
Wm. McDonald
North Sixth Street
Thomas Boyd
Jacob Taylor
New Miladelphia
Katie Schaefer
Frances Morgan
East Liverpool
Celia Griffin
William Downer
Trondale
Lizzie Coulter
Lazearville
Joseph Buchanan
Chas. Bell
Morrow
Ms. Moon
Allegheny
John Shaler Sr
Mr. Shaler
Amelia Gibson
W. C. Fisher
Fisher
Cleveland
Marie Sinclair
Burlington
N. J
Millie
Flo Burns
Lexington
Cincinnati
James K. Polk Owers
Martin
Nell
May O'Donnell
Whyte
Helena Caniff
M. M. Overly
A. Harrih
James Warner
N. d
Christine Barclay
Darwin Shaw Hudson
Charles Schooley
Henry Baker
North Dennison
E. M. Waldo
Markinaceland
Niagara Falls
EL. Permar
No. Fourth Street
Timberlake
South
Joan Bray
Steuben
Ville
Mansfield Reformatory
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