Various Personalities Visit and Marriages in Steubenville
Wednesday social notes detail visits by Miss Charlotte Bower in Fast Liverpool and many hometown relatives in Steubenville. It records weddings, engagements, travels to Columbus and Atlantic City, and people attending the State Fair, with names such as Doschski Miller Bell and others, plus travel to Jamestown Exposition and a Wellsburg wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Bower
Liverpool
John T. Stewart
South Fifth Street
Henry Phillips
Steuttenville
Wellsburg
Elsie Schaefer
Chicago
Georgie Myers
Bellaire
Steubenville
Margaret Ault
Costonia
Moundsville
W. Va
Ross Frederick
Pleasant Hill
Columbus
Frank D. Sinclair
Cambridge Springs
Price family reunion at Feed Springs draws 150 relatives
The second Price family reunion gathered about 150 persons from four generations at John J. Price’s home in Feed Springs Harrison county. Ancestors Josiah and Mary Price, born in Wales, emigrated to America in 1732, lived in New Jersey, moved to Western Pennsylvania near Canonsburg, had six children, then settled in Jefferson county Ohio, from which many connections spread.
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Price
John J. Price
Feed Springs
Harrison County
Josiah and
Mary Price
Wales
America
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Canonsburg
Jefferson County
Deaths and a family moving to Washington Exposition
Monroe Wood of Richmond O died last evening at age 76 leaving a wife and four children Oliver and Mrs. Donaldson of Richmond Mrs. Fryer of East Liverpool and James of Wellsville He was a painter and a temperate citizen and a member of the M E Church. Mrs Dumnis an elderly infirmary resident died Tuesday and was buried in Union cemetery Anna Mary Welday and her parents left Tuesday for Washington DC and Jamestown Exposition
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Jeffer County
St. Stanslaus
Victoria Doschski
Alexander Miller
Father Smoger
C. J. McConnell
Riverside Furnace
Dillonvale
Wm. A. Tarr
Wellsburg
S. A
Brooke County
Omaha
Harry McConnell
Washington, D. C
Louise
Helen Lowry
Thomas Perry
Connorsville
Gordon Ely
Leah Foreman
Corry
Ernest Schrader
Ward Howser
Central Drug Co
Chillicothe
Ohio
Thomas Cartwright
Pittsburg
Cartwright
A. \. Crawford
Richmond
F. McKinney
Grange
Cambridge
Barnesville
Maggie Flynn
New York
Margaret Flynn
George Crawford
George Sturgeon
Bloomingdale
Will Hakill
New
T. P. Jones
Sidney Barrows
Toledo
W. H. Ralston
Clara
Lorain
James Bowers
Reed's Mills
Eliza Shafer
Clyde Bowers
Denver
Col
Julia Sarratt
Fort Worth
Texas
Jamestown
Jessie Braxton
Mercy Hospital
Josephine McDonald
Margaret FE. Barr
C. B Morgan
la Belle View
McKeesport
Cadiz
Margaret Johnson
West Market Street
Wm. Bullock
W. J. Seeley
Marguerite
Leslie
Archer
Steubenville
Columbus
H. H McFadden
Frances McFadden
Mary V. Rarey
Estella
Liverpool
Clarence Rarey
East Liverpool
Chauncey Cochran
Cochran
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Montreal
Ray Zug
New Jersey
New York State
Youngstown
Cochrane
Sara Davis
Judge Richards
New Holland
Atlantic City
Stevenville
M. J. Lee
Clark and_ sons
Tudy
J. C. Cullen
Ethel Cullen
Flora H. McConnaughey
Grace McCracken
T. A. Bygate
Sarah
John Hoag
Helene Hoag
W. Conners
Wm. Trainer
Hagan
M. J. Hagan
J. R. Mynes
Two Ridges
Athens University
Marty Ho
Anson Carnill
Sophia E. Bueche
Howard McElroy
Wheeling
James Gracey
W. R. Johnson
Louisville
Thomas John
Lizzie Chapel
Oakdale
John Kells
Benson Peples
Wellsville
John Welch
Phoebe Stewart
Washington, Pa
Visting
Priscilla Freeman
Madison Avenue
B. F. Murphy
Mary
T. C. Peers
H. G. Bigger
Portland
Oregon
City
Charles H. Steele
North Fourth Street
Elizabeth E. Dana
J. W Evans
Alex. Dunbar
Jasper Porter
Slack Street
Elwood
Ind
Buffalo
N. Y
Silver Lake
Joseph Finney
Edna Bucey
Emma Hiskel
Stella Miller
A. J. Wilkinson
Carlton. Nicholson
South Fourth Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Colorado Springs
San Francisco
Lydia Tavener
Parkersburg
W. Va
C. Davis
Esther Davis
Clarksburg
Zroom
Boyd
Slacktreet
Rey. Scott
Congress
Amanda Grimes
The
Herald- Star
Hom
John Rex
Harrison
Jefferson
George Winter
W. McDonald Miller
New York City
Winters
Travis
Ada Ball
Beechout
Y. S. M. Society of the ‘Third Presbyterian Church
Japan
Otis Peters
Lillian Fiest
Mary Thornburg
Nannie Palmer
Bertha
Frank Kell
Joseph Bainbridge
South Third Street
James Mankin
Near East Liverpol
John Williams
Somerdale
Monroe Wood
Richmond O
Oliver
Carl C. Donaldson
Jefferson Fryer
Fast
County Treasury Report Shows Balances by Fund
The County Treasury balance as of August 32, 1007 (undivided liquor fund 4,432 0 undivided cigarette fund 12 03 infirmary fund 16,486 4¢ farm aid 30,301 fcc soldiers relief fund 3,019 7¢ special road fund 1,030 county Pike fund 73,821 dog and girawaa 1,580 road improvement fund 4,068 fish and game fund 24 county funding debt 16,027 2 infirmary building debt 8 14,273 98 auditors' fee fund 1,001 15 childrens' home fund 5,101 depository interest fund 1,684 29 Adena and Harrisville pike fund 4,277 Empire Pike fund 0 Knoxville Pike fund 0 Hopewell and Rush Run Pike fund 0 Mt. Pleasant stations and Long Run Pike 1,240 35 Portland and Dillonvale Pike fund 0 Neel Pike Fund 1,559 08 Smithfield and Portland Pike Fund 10,875 57 Skelly Station Pike Fund 330 40 Warrenton Pike 1,101 54 State and County Road Improvement Fund 5,126 38 Toronto Corporation Fund 5,868 06 Outstanding Warrant Account 20,143 06 Balance in Treasury vis 256,308 13 verified by J M Reynolds county auditor and Chas L Foreman county treasurer.
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County Treasury
Ohie
Acciues
M.isaase
Eek Ve
the Given-Brown
Memoret Pann Sae
Childrens’ Home Fund
Harrisville Pig
Empire Pike Fund
Knoxville
Hopewell
Rush Run
Mt. Pleasant
Long Run
Portland
Dillonvale
Neel Pike
Smithfield
Skelly Station Pike
Warrenton Pike
Toronto Corporation Fund
Tennis Elbow Described As Local Painful Condition
The new disease tennis elbow shows local tenderness on pressure and acute pain on arm extension. Swelling is rare and tearing of muscular fibers is suspected. The condition is persistent and often recurs despite long rest. The Somerville Journal notes a contrast between hope and happiness in life.
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Somerville Journal
Medical Institute Co
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Damages Sought in Boiler Explosion Suit
Roy N. Merryman as administrator for Clyde Kimball sues Wm. Kavanaugh Co. in U.S. District Court for $1,000 damages after a boiler explosion at the Steubenville plant. Plaintiff alleges reckless and negligent defective boiler, lack of hydraulic test and missing steam surge. Kimball died June ith. Mansfield & W. C. Brown attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Roy N. Merryman
Clyde Kimball
Wm. Kavanaugh Co
Steubenville
Kimball
Mansfield & W. C. Brown Attorneys
Hitchcock Praises Carriers and Plans Post Office Reform
First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock spoke in Canton Ohio Sept 5 to the National Letter Carriers Association. He carried greetings from the department, thanked delegates and ladies auxiliary, and pledged to support legislation for better pay. He lauded Morgan’s New York promotion and President Roosevelt’s merit policy, drawing enthusiastic cheers from the carriers.
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Cerriers
Canton
Hitchcock
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Morgan
New York City
Roosevelt
Lightning Fatal to Seven at Buckhorn Falls
A fierce lightning strike in Rale, North Carolina, during a heavy storm killed seven men and injured ten at Buckhorn Falls in Chatham County. Fifty to seventy workers sheltered in the cement house of the Buckhorn Falls power plant when a tree split by lightning toppled onto the building, claiming two white men and five Black men dead and wounding three whites and seven Black men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rale'e
N. C
Sept
Buckhorn Falls
Chatham County
Bicycle use in Europe outpaces American trend
The bicycle remains a staple of travel in Europe, widely used by locals and tourists alike. American visitors encounter French and British riders on the continent, underscoring Europe's enduring enthusiasm for the flying wheel despite American shifts in transportation popularity.
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Europe
United States
Geome
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H. H. McFadden
Earl
Philadelphia
James M. Reynolds
W. C. Bracken
Clark Hammond
T. A. Hammond
Harry Bachelor
Little Daughter
Robert McGowan
la Belle Avenue
George W. Robinson
Clinton Street
Babe
Florence McConaughey
J. M. Kelly
Annie W. Hedgens
Ragland
Rachael Walker
North Fifth Street
B. C. Sanders
C. W. McCullough
John Ford
Page Carr
Vance Morrow
John Crozier
H. K. Williams
Noami Davis
Williams
Wildwood
Cape May
Hoagland
East
John A. Mansfeld
Niagara Fall
Crescent Club
Frederick
Winona Shane
Eva Sanders
James W. Jobling
Steubenvile
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Orient
Jobling
Ada West
Granville, O
Mary Beechout
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Third Presbyterian Church
North Seventh Street
Wm. McBeth
John Vandyke
Osage
Wade
North Third Street
George Johnson
Lizzie Bullock
Wivine
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
A. W. Chase
T. B. Roberts
Marshall St
Syracuse
Umuereee
J. M. Reynolds
Chas. L. Foreman
U. S
Court
MR. Hitchcock
Mehiy
Meister
Hicago
Lane
Gang
Imperial Hotel
Voke
Afd
France Medical Institute
France
France Medical Institute CO
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