M P Conference elects officers and gathers delegates
The M P Conference met in Mt Vernon and elected President Rev J A Selby and other officers for the year. Delegates from many towns attended including Wellsville, Zanesville, Mt Vernon, Cambridge, and Coshocton as ministers and lay reps. The sermon on the need for larger spiritual equipment framed a day of worship and conference business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Selby
M. Pp
P. Allar
Smithfield
T. Allen
Pleasant Grove
C. H. Beck
Wellsville
E. D. Beck
Marshfield
A. &. Black
Pleasant Hill
J. T. Black
Roseville
C. R. Blades
Stockport
D. C. Coburn
Zanesville
D. & Day
Belmont
R. C. Dean
Mt. Carmel
Ss. S. Fisher
West Lafayette
F. P. Frye
Reinersville
J. H. Gray
Toronto
H. 8. McConnell
Steubenville
A. E. Miner
Tiffin
Fred H. Myers
W. H. Patterson
Uhrichsville
J. M. Driggs
A. H. Loos
Paul Swartz
York
Austin B. Barick
John Scott
Maynard
R. T. Love
Belle Valley
C. Irwin
Brownsville
Emery E. Case
Bucyrus
C. H. Winters
Burlington
Amos Clark
Builer
Thos
J. Brooks
Dellroy
R. W. Brestle
Lewisville
Frank Krapps
McConnellsville
L. Hawk
Wm. Spearman
Mt. Vernon
H. T. Purdy
Blissfield
J. P. Ross
Otsego
D. J. Brooks
Patermo
John F. Price
Pennsville
H. D. Smith
Pleasantville
T. Colion
Plainfield
J. M. Parks
L. E. Delong
Tippie
Pleasant Valley
Edward Martin
Roscoe
John Parrish
John R. Gray
W. C. Rosenberger
Sandusky
Wm. Cox
Wesley
B D. Peck
Selby
J. C. Coburn
J. W. Rice
R. Bell
Dillonvale
KE. M. Lockwood
Tennessee
J. H. St
Rev. J
Beziren
Board of Ministerial Education
Elisha
Israel
Merey
Cedars
Lebanon
Jesus
Christ
God's Church
Court of Heaven
Hell
Narrow escape as youth dodges slow traction car at ball park
Master Hagan Trainer, riding with a companion to a ball game, narrowly avoided being crushed when a Steubenville and Wellsburg traction car slowed at League park crossing Thursday afternoon. The bicycle and trousers were damaged but he escaped unharmed, with spectators fearful at the moment. Trainer, already nicknamed unlucky after a Fourth of July powder explosion, remained upbeat and returned to the game.
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Hagan
Steubenville & Wellsburg
Ball Ground
League Park
Ball Park
Glass Works at Lazearville Offered for Sale
The Union glass works in Lazearville, built in the 1880s and once called Lazear Glass Works, is now up for sale amid stockholder policy differences. Charles F. Noble has managed for four years, boosting output from 4 to 4 tons daily. about 32 workers are employed and the factory pays roughly $26,000 yearly to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Glass Works
Lazearville
Gale
Wheeling
Lazear Glass Works
H. G. Lazear
Extension of trolley line to Dillonvale described
The Lake Erie & Alliance railroad is to run passenger trains to Dillonvale once the Rayland to Dillonvale traction line is finished. Passengers could reach Dillonvale by trolley via the Wheel ing Traction Co extension to Rayland when the Rayland to Brilliant line is completed. The L B A currently runs passenger trains only to Piney Fork eight miles from Dillonvale, with tracks connecting to nearby mines.
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Lake Erie & Alliance Railroad
Dillonvale
Rayland
Wheeling Traction Co
Brilliant
Piney Fork
Echoes of a belake independent convention in belmont district
The Wheeling Intelligencer reports a belake independent convention cold but active. Weems may have attended. David Wagener stood out. The late Governor Pattison’s portrait decorated. reference omitted. Frank Summers of Steubenville nominated by acclamation in the Sixteenth Ohio district. Creamer and anti-C Creamer tensions sparked district upheaval with Belmont Monroe Jefferson and Harrison delegations showing visible reactions.
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Belmont
Park Anderson
Harrison
Wm. Hoge
Jefferson
Clyde Sixsmith
Monroe
B.D Thompson
Frank Sommers
Bowie
Bridgeport
Steubenville
Wheeling
Creamer
Belmont County
Congress
Monroe County
Harrison County
Probate Court Guardians and Estates Actions
Probate court docket details guardianship bonds and guardian appointment for minor Cavitt children with 40 000 bond. Various estate actions include guardians named for miners and political foreclosures. Court continues hearings, approves sales and settlements, and appoints examiners for county treasury duties.
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John
Ida Gou
Wm. 8
Was & Bigger
BE. Leroy Cavitt
Mae M. Cavitt
Mary F. Cavitt
William A. Cavitt
Wilma B. Cavitt
Anna L. Cavitt
Alban
J. C. Ant
William B. Jewett
Os Frank B. Jewett
James H. Moses
Lindall and Westervelt
Susan V. Jones
Harry Lt. Jones
St. L. Railway Co
E. E. Erskine
Jay Sweeney
Francesco Paniccio
Joseph Ventolo
Naylor
Nicholas Kiefer
John Kiefer
Erskine & Jordan
McClare & McClare
Matc
Undertakers Attend Pittsburg Casket Course After Execution
D F Coe led a cohort of about two hundred undertakers and embalmers at a post graduate course by Pittsburg Casket Company on Thursday. The class studied the body of a man hanged at Allegheny County Jail in what officials called a grim object lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grewsome
D. F. Coe
Pittsburg Casket Company
Netto
Allegheny County
Bloomfield Woman Injured In Porch Fall
Mrs Harriet Simeral of Bloomfield suffered a severe porch fall yesterday evening. Initially thought to have two broken wrists, the doctor now reports only dislocated bones. She is resting as well as can be hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Simeral
Bloomfield
Fire alarm at Croatian district residence investigated
Fire department responded to a box 61 alarm yesterday afternoon at the home of Mike Jurick. The fire was contained to a closet under a stairway with only clothing burned. The origin remains a mystery and no further damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Jurick
Local society notes from Steubenville and vicinity
West Lafayette editor Mr Ferguson attends Muskingam conference sessions. Elizabeth Haggerty and Mar Feeney host a yacht party to Wheeling with twenty couples aboard. Dr Elderdice of Westminster Seminary preaches tonight. Wellsburg teachers visit Steubenville then AltaMont social. Miss Elizabeth and Anna Paulman entertain thirty five guests at their Mingo home. Henry Woodbridge and Clara Keepers wed in Uhrichsville as guests celebrate in Steubenville. Mrs Cunningham of Carnegie visits. Roundhead regiment reunion in West Middletown. Wellsburg Hive hosts a picnic at Altamont with dining at the casino. Fred C Harrah and Lena Mae Stringer wed near Hone Dale, with honeymoon to several destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Haggerty
Mar- Feeney
Wheeling
Elderdice
Westminster Theological Seminary
Wellsburg
Steubenville
Altamont
Wellsburg Herald-Star of
Elizabeth
Anna Paulman
Mingo
Cora McConnell
Clit Coulter
Henry Clair Woodbridge
Clara K. Keepers
Uhrichsville
W.W. W. Keepers
North Water Street
Uhrichs Ville
C. B. Henthorne
Ffair
Wilson
Moundsville
W. Va
Hart
Wellsboro
Steuben
T. M
Lena Mae Stringer
Honedale
David Caldwell
Beech Springs Church
Harrah
Cleveland
Buffalio
Niagara Falls
Beech Springs
Deaths in New Comerstown and Wells Street
Miss Elizabeth Patterson aged 75 dies at sister’s home in New Comerstown after a long life in Two Ridges. Her brother in law Rev. Dr Lemuel Patterson is noted. Remains to be brought by Panhandle No. 10 to Two Ridges for 3 p.m. services and burial. George Matovic, 49, dies at 649 Wells Street. Austrian and single, cause fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Patterson
George Barnett
New Comerstown
Two Ridges
Lemuel Patterson
Panhandle No. 10
George Matovic
Wells Street
Peach Car Load Rivalry Looms In Ohio Line
The Wheeling and Lake Erie dominates northern Ohio peach traffic handling two to ten carloads daily. Baltimore and Ohio has managed only a few loads this season. Wheeling seeks about five carloads daily as the season nears its end, with Peach business expanding. Also notes Grant exiting the Sun District race and Cuban peace conference deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ohio
Baltimore & Onio
August Prejudice Notes and Political Briefs
A vintage column blends editorials and election chatter with local gossip and weather prophecy. It cites August notes on political figures such as Folk Longworth Ray Roosevelt and Gillett, plus routine ads urging readers to place want ads in the Herald-Star.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF STEUBENVILLE BANK 1906
Report of condition for The National Exchange Bank Steubenville Ohio as of September 4 1906 lists resources liabilities and capital. Cash items loans securities deposits and profits figures are shown with sworn cashier T A Hammond and notary Ernest L Finley attesting to accuracy with directors W H McClint on F Chambers C J McConnell.
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THE
National Exchange Bank
Steubenville
Ohio
U. S
National Bank
National Dades S
County of
Jefferson
PA. Hammond
T. A. Hammond
Ernest L. Finley
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S. A. Fisher
O. W. W. Chandler
D. D
John M. Pattison
David
Jonathan
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Cadiz
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St. Mary's of the Springs School
Thomas Johnson
Gerald Babst
William Kerr
Fan Deardorff
New Philadelphia
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Marshall
New Cumberland
Maud Slee
Hermit Park
J. W. Jordan
West Market Street
Ruth Permar
Columbus
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Mary Doyle
Dennison
Paul McConnell
Carnegie, Pa
Frank Fickes
J. R. Mayes
Ohio University At
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Tracy
Annie Shetter
R. E. Large
Warren Township
George Mortimer
North Fourth Street
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Los Angeles
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Alberta M. Tweed
M. J. Grable
Pleasant Heights
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Charles Vail
Scio
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East
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Peking
Alice Frederick
Atlanta
R. P. Frederick
Island Creek Township
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Mina Applegate
Lizzie McCollough
Zanesville, C
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John Cochrane
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Coshocton County
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Washington Evening Post
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Weems
Gillett
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W. H. McClinton
F. Chambers
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