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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1906

Page

11

No Annexation of Territory to Brilliant Village Approved

County Commissioners unanimously refused the annexation petition for Brilliant and called for proposals to build two bridges in Ross township. Owltown bridge will span the Richmond to Provo road and Cope bridge will span Mt. Zion church to Yellow Creek. Estimated costs are 42.88 for No 1 and 592.58 for No 2, with funds available.

Brilliant Ross Township Richmond Provo Owltown Bridge Mt. Zion Church Yellow Creek

Runaway Wagon Crash Injures Father and Child

George Ford, driver for Standard Oil, descending Piney Fork hill, wrecks his wagon. Mrs Ford escapes with bruises while four year old daughter suffers arm fracture and dislocated shoulder. Ford endures four fractured ribs. both taken to Dillonvale. Girl dies from injuries. horses unharmed.

George Ford Standard Oil Company Piney Fork Hill Millenvale Monnday Ford Dillonvale

Reward Up For the Arrest of the Horse Thieves

Morgantown deputies and Sheriff Barker pursue two men from Waynesburg linked to stolen horses. A reward of 200 dollars stands for Cadiz and Kenneth, as horses stolen near Morgantown were traced to Mingo Junction. Local owners’ deceit and suspicious sales followed the trail.

Mingo Washington Wray Courson Mingo Junction William Courson Metlure Morgantown Wva Barker Moorgantown Dick Cadiz Kenneth Waynesburg McClure

Hancock Reunion at Rock Springs Park

The Hancock County association held its annual reunion at Rock Springs park on Saturday with many locals in attendance. Alex Pugh was elected president replacing John R. Ponahus while R. M. Brown of New Cumberland becomes secretary. Brown is the prosecuting attorney of Hancock County.

Hancock Rock Springs Park Hancock County Association Alex Pugh John R. Ponahus R. M. Brown New Cumberland Brown Hancock County

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