Belmont county split over Belmont congressional slate
The Sixteenth district Democratic Convention assembles in Bellaire on Thursday amid a Belmont county rift led by Creamer and allies who cut Monroe county from committees. A. M. Brown is backed by Creamer while Anti Creamer factions seek a challenger to Brown, with county leaders threatening resignations and new chair appointments as the race for the nomination heats up.
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Jefferson County
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McComba
Harrison County
Monroe
Carroll Counties
Creamer
Tre Marshal
Nellaire
Firown, Creamers and Garter
Congress
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Yoster
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Jefferson
Harrison
Carroll
Lewhenville
Belmont
J. B. Lewis
St Claireville
Jenta
P. Z. Anterior
Congressional Committee
River Front
Tresmont
Clinton Street Improvement Petition Recommended to Council
Property owners along Clinton Street presented a sewer petition from Sixth Street to the Ohio River. The Service Board discussed it and adopted a motion to receive the petition and recommend to Council that the improvement be made.
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Sixth Street
Ohio River
Board of Service
Lawler
Couneil
Sheriff’s Budget Limitation on Horse Team and Rail Travel
Under the inspector’s finding the state will require the sheriff next year to maintain a team of horses and vehicles. No allowance is allowed for railroad travel within the county in civil or criminal cases. He is allowed expense only for keeping a team. This reverting from using horses and rigs is proven.
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State Inspectora
Verhes
Triaa
Steubenville Local Social Roundup Excites City
Numerous visits and returns fill Steubenville as residents and friends travel from Uhrichsville McKeesport Martins Ferry and beyond. Local gatherings include a Willis family reunion in Minerva and a busy schedule of visitors and homecomings from Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Erie.
Charming Garden Party for Children at McClinton Home
A spacious South Third Street setting hosted a charming children's gathering. Mrs W H McClinton welcomed guests with three long decorated tables, Dr Smith offered grace, and photographs captured the festive scene. Each child received a favor after a merry supper, leaving with happy memories of a delightful occasion.
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W. H. McClinton
South Third Street
Deaths and funeral notices amid regional obituaries
Miss Grace Stamla ker Stamaker of Charleston W Va dies at 34 from consumption after eight months illness. A C Stamaker of Hierald Star reports. Perry Hinds longtime Jefferson employee dies in Bear Lake Michigan aged 68. remains to be brought home for interment. Ringing funeral honors for Judge Hollingsworth at St Clairsville noted with various local officials listed. Union Cemetery St Clairsville interment reported. Leront County Bar Association mourns distinguished member Weir with distant attendees including General Hollingsworth and state officials.
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A. C. Stamaker
Hierald-Star Office
Charleston
W. Va
Miss Grace Stamnaker
Mr. Stalnaker
Perry Hinds
Steuberville
Bear Lake
Michigan
Pear Lake
Sallie Fogs
Mr. Hinds
Jefferson
Ohio
D. H. Darrah
FE. H. Mc. Combs
John R. Gow
Union Cemetery
St. Clairsville
Lermont County Bar Association
Weir
Ie'mont County
Court actions in Prentiss court amid horse damage and cohabitation withdrawal
In Squire Prentiss court Mary Smith sues Arthur Bellomo for 250 dollars claiming a horse was misrepresented and misused, causing its death. Two cows tied to a claim by John McKee were taken to satisfy rent. William Wells denies ownership. The Felish cohabitation case was withdrawn as the husband could not prove the charges.
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Squire Prentiss
Mary Smith
Arthur Bellomo
Steubenville
Osage
William Wells
Constable Campbell
John McKee
Wells
West Virginia
Legal notes on injuries and cargo claims from 1906 case
Legal notes detail Joseph Maraboto versus Carnegie Steel over 50 dollars for injuries from furnace emittance at Mingo plant on April 15, 1906. Hearings before Squire Griffith, with McCoy Armstrong representing the plaintiff and P P Lewis for the steel company. Additional matters cover Bertha Parkley’s homestead appraisal, and multiple creditors’ actions in probate court. Mike Lukac sues The Ruby Coal Company in Cadiz for 10,000 dollars after a December 1905 accident involving a coal car. Holliesworth Morley act as counsel for Lukac, P P Lewis for the coal firm.
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Joseph Maraboto
Carnegie Steel Company
Mingo
Squire Griffith
McCoy & Armstrong
Mike Lukac
Cadiz
Ampuntion Holliesworth & Morley
P. P. Lewis
Polk Confined to Bed With Fever in Local Report
A brief item notes Polk is confined to bed due to fever, with no further details on duration, cause, or additional health notes provided in the readable text.
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Oy. Polk
Forty Years a Trustee Honored by Jefferson Lodge I.O.O.F.
At a Steubenville lodge meeting Jefferson Lodge No. 6 presented George L. Conn with a veteran jewel for forty years of service as a trustee. Initiated 1860 and trustee since 1866, Conn received praise for loyalty, duty, and communal impact, with remarks by John Philpson and others, followed by a social gathering.
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George L. Conn
Steubenville
Sovereign Guard Lodge
John Philpson
Phillipson
Jefferson Lodge
Brother Conn
Great Beyond
Conn
Oda
Iis
Tulge F, H. Kerr
Hudiie
County Commissioners Rule On Annexation Funds And Road Viewers
The court reserved its decision on Brilliant annexation and approved fund transfers from the infirmary to the building fund bonds. Viewers were appointed to assess county road petitions by C A Montgomery and A J Nixon with sessions set for September 13 and 20. Bond filings were noted for C L Foreman and John Leech, with Jesse Myers as county recorder. The commission also accepted work by the C P R R along the river for two-year contracts to create flat roads.
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C. A. Montgomery
Bond
James Clark
Island Creek
J. N. Crawford
Knox
James Alexander
A. J. Nixon
James Wherry
Isaac Stare
Jacob Mansfield
Red Mill
Yellow Creek
C. L. Foreman
John Leech
Chas. H. Myers
First Bunch Knox Township Lands Sell High Prices
Recorder Myers lists transfers after office change. Howard D. Higins to John McClave for city real estate at 1,000 dollars. John Spalm to John McClave at 2,250. Anna M. Leenhart to John Ralston at 1,900. 65 acres in Knox Township to Robert Foulk at 2,600. Zinn Scharlett to Arthur Vincent in Mingo Junction at 1,411. William Stewart to Brady Jones for Toronto at 325. D. E. Simmons to R. Montgomery at Amsterdam for 525. Hester J. Orr to Emily J. Peterson in Amsterdam at 750. August Neiman Jr to John Granitovich at Mingo Junction for 960. Zinn Scharlett to Jessie A. Voyer in Mingo Junction at 1,204. Paisley to Banfield for 50 acres coal in Saline Township at 750. Ross Furhay to Matt McDermott for Highland City at 375. John McClare to Robert B. Maxwell in city real estate at 2,000.
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Myers
Howard DP. Higsins
John McClave
John Spalnm
Anna M. Leenhart
John C. Ralston
Jacot
Fieming
Robert F. Foulk
Knox Township
Zinn Scharlett
Arthur Vincent
Mingo Junction
William Stewart
Brady Jones
Toronto
E Ephraim Cattrell
D. EB. Simmons
Amsterdam
D. E. Simmons
T. Montgomery
Hester J. Orir
Emily J. Peterson
August Neiman, Jr
John. Granitovich
Mingo
Verdicts Filed Inquests naming two deaths
Coroner Campbell issued two verdicts. Tony Meola died August 13, 1906 at Gill hospital from bullet wounds inflicted by Tony Russo alias Loberti at Mingo Junction. George Adamco died August 30, 1996 by accidental drowning in the Ohio River at Elliottsville landing while driving for Calumet sewer pipe plant. he fell in while attempting to water a horse.
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Tony Meola
Gill Hospital
Tony Russo
Loberti
Mingo Junction
George Adamco
Ohio
Elliottsville Landing
Calumet
Pleasant Man Settles Reckoning After Car Row
A Wheeling scene at Twelfth and Market ends in a settlement after Officer Williams attempts arrest without a warrant. J C Hoge, a horseman named Pleasant, faced a confrontation with a motor man and a car ride to Justice Dunning’s court. Hoge had unpaid bills tied to a Wheeling Carriage Co contract and a contested payment via a stop on a check. Constable Darby aided in settling theclaim before formal proceedings.
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J. C. Hoge
Mr Pleasant
Wheeling Register
Hoge
Wheeling and
Elm Grove
Darby
Howe
Georgia Democrats nominate Hoke Smith and back Bryan for president
Tom Johnson accompanies Bryan as Georgia Democrats nominate Hoke Smith for Governor and endorse Bryan for President, signaling bold party alignment amid contentious national politics.
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Bryan
Tom
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Replevin Case Over Cows In Brooke County West Virginia
Mrs. Jennie McCann, aided by William Wells of Brooke County, had cows attached by Squire Prentiss to cover rent owed by John McKee. Wells bought the animals in New Alexandria and took them to the city. The case, heard by Squire Love, is set for Saturday for replevin, with the attachment action to be heard next Wednesday. Constable Manle cares for the cows amid a picnic on Market Street. Attorneys W J Medill for McCann and John H McKee for McKee and the constable.
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Uhrichsvitle
Peter Hoerr
Mr. Wild
McKeesport
HH. Roney and Son
Colliers
W. Va
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Cleveland
J. T. Scott
Frankfort Springs
Nelli Roth
Uhrichsville
Mary Davis
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Bertha
Annie Kiefer
John Kiefer
Monessen
Mises Carrie
Annie Meyer
New Philadelphia
Elizabeth Maxwell
Sturgeon
Bess Alexander
Gallinolls
E. M. Fisher
Louise
Mary O'Neal
Niagara
Albert Tucker
Indiana
Robert Smylie
Jewett, C
James Maxwell
Sixth Avenue
Beaver, Pa
Sadie Maxwell
Joseph J. Barrett
Acme
John Darrah
East Eee
Dayton
Zanesville
Bertha Clark
New York City
Carr and
T. &. Sanders
Tet and Creek
McClury
Eldersville
J. B. Lee
R. C. Cassidy
Bureettsown
Mies Martha Hell
Canton
Inez Mercer
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Col
George W. McCook
M. FE. Watson
Market Street
Avna McC
Misa Kana Simms
Second Street
East
John A. Wiley
Frank, Ann
Braddork Herald
Willian, Wilson
Killbuck
Holmes County
George Wilson
Warsaw
Ceshocton County
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Joseph Fithen
Mingo Tanction
Georgze Wilson
Co F
Perrysville
Minerva
Willis
Columbiana Centy
Michigan
Pennsylvania
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Minervs
James Reed
Osage
Lyman Priest
Fernwood
Hary Glenn
Port Homer
DC. Coburn
Harold Brown
Buffalo
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Maggie
Carrie Quidland
Wheeling
Frank Kates
Allegheny
Martha Hall
Beas Crowther
la Belle Avenue
Emma MaeDonald
Mountain Lake Park
Mary Scott
North Firth Street
Pittsburg
Lulu Brown
Dennison
Aun
Lucy Speaker
Ella Belentine
Washington
James Kell
Harry Pollock
Grace Williams
Bridgeport
Metz
Alps
Jane Harbaugh
Lancaster
Hawkins
S. T. W. Vance
George Sturgeon
Clara Copeland
South Sixth Street
Ed. McManus
Coshocton
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Third Presbyterian Church
Margaret Wood
North Third Street
G. F. Hamilton
Logan Street
Rebecca Hartigan
Kansas City
Broake County
Hartman
Independence
Minnie Sherratt
Philadelphia
J. Thrapp
West Lafayetto
D.C. Coburn Ami
Perry Davie
Zanesville, O
Muskingum
Frotcatart Church
Willian Brand
Martin’s Ferry
Brilliant
Elmer Francy
Samuel McAdoo
C Tocorate
Karl Machin
Laughlin
American Sheet Steel and Tin Plate Co
Cambridge Pant
Henry A. Welday
Reed's Mills
Delaware
J. B. Welday
Enest
M. B. Patterson
Abe Taylor
Conway
Nana
B. T.snyder
Ora Waiters
Kate Cassidy
Geo. Burrall
Jennie Griffin
Frances Morgan
Dorothy Muller
Wellsburg
Visting
Cty
Helen Miller
Cornelius Stoller
Wellabuer
Charles D. Simeral
Columbus
Springfield
New Carliste
F. P. Lewis
Bessie
Laries
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Grace Swindler
Irontale
Joseph Hall
Oil City
James Smith
Chicago
Philip Scharlett
Eugene Davin
Davin
Mallee
Mary Wessinger
Claira
Wilmington
Del
Janes Willemin
Bloomfield
Wne Gilkinson
Fast Liverpoo
Charles F. Snecht, Sr
North Fourth Street
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
W. R. Allison
Bertha McMurray
Bellvue
Fittsburg
Nellie Williston
R. G
Hawking
James
Frank Wilson
Lincoln Avenue
Johnstown
Mattie L. Wilson
J. A Parks
P. B. Conn
Palchouttos
C. Dickinson
Ada Duncan
Lemens
West Salem
Virginia
George W. Hinkle
Waterloo
Iowa
Hinkle
Bertha Lyle
Shane, D
George L. Corbett
Denniron
George S. McCaw
W. S. Cummings
Pleasant Valley
Pennison
Frank A. Sumerts
Steubenvile
Congress
Jefferson
Harrison and
Carroll Counties
Belmont
Monroe
Mara Hammond
Jackson's Point
Mich. Mir
A. C. McBarre
Kathryn
Wellsville
R. J. Davis
J. W. Stewart
England
Wales
J. N. Davis
Florida
Alex Dunbar
Pittsboro
Jean C. Roach
Henry Gregg
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
George Cochrane
Irondale
Willam McMullen
James P. West
Smithiel
William Henderson
James Shelby
J. R. Smith
Knox Township
K. Frank
S. K. Frank & Son
Jefferson County
M. FE
Jennie McCann
William Wells
Brooke County
New Alexandria
Wells
John McKee
Squire
Squire Love
Constable Manle
W. J. Medill
Fire destroys 254000 gallons of wine near Fresno
Ever the Columns Press Post notes the antiDick storm looms as ominous. A fire and explosion yesterday destroyed 254 000 gallons of wine in Fresno California, marking a major loss to local wine stocks and triggering investigations by authorities.
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