Organized Labor's Grand Labor Day Parade Pageant
A Labor Day street parade drew hundreds with 2,500 in line. Uniformed unions and 20 decorated wagons filled the route from Wahington to Market, featuring bands, dignitaries, and a long list of crafts, trades, and railway workers led by Grand Marshal Jo Desha Smith.
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Scott
Harry Griffith
Rev
Sullivan
Mr. Martin
Trades Assembly
Buechos
Potter’s Band
Vogel’s Minstrel
Mingo
Cadiz
Vogel
Calla
Trades Unions
Tailor’s Union
Brotherhood of
Potters
Uncle Sam
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Hodcarriers
Pope Tin Workers
Carpenters
Barbers Union
Kelly & Westmeyer
Marker
Mettenberger
Jo Desha Smith
Boniface Gerstmeyer
Thes
McGuire
John F. O'Hara
Fred R. Smith
L. F. Minnie
Glass Workers
Jas. P. Flynn
James Boyd
Spencer Banks
John Denning
Henry Gouker
Parriers
T. B. Hunter
Steve Cutters
John McMillin
Street Railway
Orville Andrews
Joseph Maley
John Mitchell Lodge
Edward Ross
Amalgamated Association
Richard Selway
Tailors
Fred Brown
Teamsters
Alex. Johnson
Chas. A. Martin
John Assing
Andrew Weid
Wm. Cape
C. A. Scharlett
Buecie
Jefferson County Trades and Labor Assembly
Wahington
Franklin
Adams
Appointed Registrars Named in City Precincts
State Supervisors of Election appointed registrars for ten city precincts after acting on applications at a meeting held Saturday September 1. Appointees include Robert M. Brown and Robert Sherrard Hill in First ward Precinct A and Boni Gerstmeyer and William Flannahan in First ward Precinct B. Additional appointees include William Ritson Jr and Bernard McCaffrey in First ward, Franklin Dougherty and James J. Barry in Second ward Precinct A, and A.B. Huscroft and John J. Jaynes in Second ward Precinct B. Third ward Precinct A names John P. Means and James C. Smith.
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Robert M. Brown
Robert Sherrard Hill
Boni Gerstmeyer
William Flannahan
William Ritson, Jr
Bernard McCaffrey
Franklin Dougherty
James J. Barry
A.B. Huscroft
John J. Jaynes
John P. Means
James Cc.smith
Local election slate notes ward precincts and candidates
The record lists Third ward Precinct B with Thomas M Burns and Michael A Sprague as Republican and Democrat respectively. Fourth ward Precinct A features Harry G Simpson and Janes Burke as candidates, with additional entries for Precinct B Wm Kaufmann and Lewis Wells and Precinct C Len W Ralston. The Clerk is authorized to enter contracts for rooms for registration and for the election on Tuesday November 6.
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Thomas M. Burns
Michael A. Sprague
Harry G. Simpson
Janes Burke
Wm., Kaufmann
Lewis Wells
Len W. Ralston
Thomas M. Loup
Italian Insults Lead to Violent Street Beating
A Italian named Tessa Giuseppi followed and insulted several young women on Market and North Fourth streets Sunday evening. A nearby young man intervened, knocking Giuseppi into the gutter after a knife was drawn. Police later detained Giuseppi on pending charges.
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Tessa Giuseppi
North Fourth Street
Mue
M. Boham
Giuseppi
Market Street
Tatian
Hamline
Fourth Street
Coates
Italian Held as Police Nab Suspect After Fight
A man was jailed after a confrontation in which the Italian received a beating and was counted out. The Italian fled after an earlier exchange, but police apprehended Giuseppi, who remains in lockup pending a hearing scheduled for tomorrow.
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Giuseppi
Aged Woman Struck by Car on Mingo Street Line
An elderly woman named Mrs Glover was struck by a streetcar on the Mingo street line near Lover's Lean beside the old power house. She was knocked from the track with injuries not considered fatal, carried home by streetcar workers, and two physicians were summoned. The motorcar operator did not see her due to the curve and her position ahead of the vehicle.
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Glover
Mingo
Motorama
Mandamus for School House Erection in Two Townships
In a Ohio mandamus suit James M. Grafton and Micajah Moore petition the County Commissioners to accept the lowest bid for building a school house for parts of Smithfield and Mt. Pleasant townships. With 34 pupils in the joint district, the boards of education have failed to act, leaving the county in charge. Bids are in but no contract awarded. relators say bids were regular and prejuiced to performance if unawarded. Finley attorney.
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State of Ohio
James M. Grafton
Micajah Moore
Smithfield
Mt. Pleasant
Boards of Education
Finley
Neat Raid on Gambling Room Across Roof and Window
Officers led by Chief Immverman and Officer Connors raided a gambling room at Eighth and Kivver streets Saturday night at 9 30. Four men were caught playing draw poker as the room, above a saloon, required the officers to cross a roof and enter via a window. Chas Kapusta paid $25 bail. Joe Smith John Smith and Joe Bascoe posted $5 each.
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Eighth and
Kiivere Streets
Immverman
Oficer Connors
Chas. Kapusta
Joe Smith
John Smith
Joe Bascoe
Prisoners list of inmates and charges in September report
Sheriff Vorkes began September with twenty five prisoners including Ammon larceny Wilson bigamy Sekulic assault to kill Momeilovich cutting to kill Trotter burglary Conley burglary V. Smith burglary Thornton shooting to kill Case incest Loman adultery Algoran shooting to kill Brown petit larceny O’Hare petit larceny Gardner petit larceny Harvey Case rape Frazier embezzlement Owens intoxication Campbell vagrancy Joohnson petit larceny Holden petit larceny Pojin petit larceny Duvall intoxication Hanlon intoxication Pacick cutting to kill Stone forgery.
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Sheriff Vorkes
Jesse Ammon
Daniel Wilson
Bikan Sekulic
Nick Momeilovich
Cord Trotter
George Conley
Frank V. Smith
Wm, Thornton
Joseph Case
Harry Loman
Donnie Algoran
Arthur Brown
Young Woman’s affidavit leads to arrest of Clara Walter
Jeese Biekerstaf of near Wintersville filed an affidavit Saturday before Squire Prentiss, resulting in the arrest of Clara Walter on a larceny charge. Walter posted bond for stealing an $8 diamond stick pin. Walter had worked in the Pickerstaff home, with Jordan for prosecution by Cohen for defense. The subject’s career included time at Warner’s cotton factory from 1852 to 1857, blacksmith work with Ham Burke, Pan Handle shops, years at Jefferson Iron Works as blacksmith and shop foreman, and eleven years at Irwin’s.
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Jeese Biekerstaf
Wintersville
Squire Prentiss
Clara Walter
Miss Walter
Pickerstaff
Jordan
Cohen
Waner
Ham Burke
Jefferson Iron Works
Irwin's
Stranger Found Dead in C P Station Depot
A man believed to be Harry Williams of East Liverpool was found dead in the Cleveland and Pittsburgh depot waiting room at about 6:15 am Sunday. He had slept there after entering the depot Saturday night with a headache, and a coroner ruled heart disease likely caused by alcoholism and exposure. His body was taken to the morgue, and officials traced his identity from a pay envelope bearing the East Liverpool bank ad and saloon checks from a local Diamond tavern. Williams was about 22 years old, a mold maker, and had been seen loitering in Steubenville and East Liverpool areas recently. His father Robert Williams and Jnc. Pollock of East Liverpool brought the remains home.
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Harry Williams
East Liverpool
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Williams
Chess
Chene
Connors
Mettenberger’s
Morgne
Liverpool
Zimmerman
Dunham
Market Street
Willams
Steubenville
Ben
Robert Williams
Jnc. Pollock
Mast Liverpool
Harry Willams
Macbeth Evans Glass Company files damage suit in federal court
Macbeth Evans Glass Company sues the American Flint Glass Workers Union Gill Brothers Glass Company and others in the U S Circuit Court seeking 850000 damages tripled under federal law totaling 2550000 for losses after a union strike followed a patent driven production boost.
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Cincinnati
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Gill Bros. Glass Company
MacBeth- Evans Glass Company
Pittsburg
United States
MacBeth- Evans Company
MaccBeth Company
Congress
MacBeth Company
Gill Brothers Co
Herald-Star Today
Social Scene Notes From Atlantic City Visits
Monday social items list Cara Rahe from East Liverpool visiting, Loftus and Anna Al fridge at Atlantic City, James Farmington at the Chalfonte, J N Hunter from Smithfield calling, James Wells of Wellsburg guest of John Sherrard, Nicholas Merryman from Smithfield on business, John Sullivan home from two weeks away, Mr and Mrs James Ruff of Mascilon visiting Baltz Gilinger, Richard Merryman from Wellsburg calling, Elizabeth Maxwell leaving Sunday for an extended east trip.
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Alex. Porter
Wm. Speer
Bloomfield
Zende
Railroad Avenue
H. C. Coggins
Coshocton
Charles Brown
Anna Brandon
Wellsville
East Liverpool
Joseph Garrett
South Eighth Street
Bess Dawson
California
Washington
Parrott
Philadelphia
M. H. Sharp
T. H. Hanna, Jr
U. P. Church
Elizabeth Phillips
Charles Hull
Famaly
Myra Bower
Anna
Washington County
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hamline
Charles B. Thomas
North Seventh Street
Harry Groose
Edward Dummer
Ela Murphy
John
Ittlantic City
New York
Albert C. Sargeant
Bristol & Mueller’s
Jean Shaw
Pittsburg
Julia Dougherty
Leslie Denevan
Indianapolis
Charlie McClinton
Pittsboro
W. H. McClinton
Charles Herman
Anna Maley
Nellie McClendon
Atlantic City
Cara Rahe
Loftus
Anna Alfridge
James Farmington
Chalfonte
J.N. Hunter
Smithfield
James Wells
Wellsburg
John Sherrard
Nicholas Merryman
John Sullivan
James Ruff
Mascilon
Baltz Gilesinger
Richard Merryman
Rends
Elizabeth Maxwell
East
Burton declares he is in the fight to stay
A terse public note announces Burton will continue active involvement in the race, signaling commitment to remain in the contest and engage with supporters amid ongoing political competition.
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Burton
Belmont County Judge Jesse W Hellingsworth Dies
Judge Jesse W Hollingsworth, a Belmont county native and Steubenville figure, died at 57 after a lengthy illness. He led Belmonts Common Pleas court from 1897 and was a respected Republican attorney known for impartial rulings. Survived by wife Anne White, sisters Martha and Rathlyn, and cousin Gen. D. A. Hollingsworth. Funeral scheduled for Monday at 1 PM in St Clairsville with a Bar meeting to follow.
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Jesse W. Hellingsworth
Judge Hellingsworth
St. Clairsville
Belmont County
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Wheeling
Judge Hollingsworth
Flushing
Mount Union College
DP. B. T. Cowen
Wes
Common Pleas Court
The
American Mechanics
Anne White
Rathtyn
Martha Hollingsworth
D. A. Hollingsworth
Cadiz
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Organized Labor
Stanton Park
Organized Labor Partic
Ipated
Bricklayers’ and Masons’ International Union No
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railway Trainien
Patton
John W. Vogel
Webho P. A
Carpenters and Joiners
Brewers Workers
International Association of Meachinists
Grand Marshall
Board of Deputy State Super
Charles H. Myers
Duct
Jured
Mandamus
Stranger
CNY
Janet Taggart
Smiths Ferry
Lena Fleming
Helen Harrigan
la Belle View
New Castle
Emma Westmeyer
Florence BE. Wetherald
Moundeville
J. C. Williams
Ida Blake
Herome
Eleanor Robinson
North Fifth Street
David Medill
Denver
Col
Wilbur Medill
Julia Livingston
Helen
Lowell
Mass
Fairmont
W. Va
Lotus Butler
Gallipolis
Nell Ely
Miss Ely
Columbus
Leroy Rodgers
Tiffin, C
98Th O. V TL
Twin Cities
Uhrichsville
Dennison
Henry Flemming
Hand O. V. L
Co. B
QO. V. L
Gilbert
Henry H
John F
William M
Averysboro
N. C
James
John Mackey
Mackemith
James Erwin’s
Harress
John Greeley
Fred Kinder
Piney Fork
Wm. Anderson
J. J. Parkinson
Oscar Narr
Fred Allen
George
Vern McElroy
Bantam Ridge
Centerbury
Macbeth Evans Glass Company
Fendant
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