Steubenville Boosters Rally For Chamber of Commerce Drive
Local business leaders gather at the Country Club and pledge support for a stronger Chamber of Commerce. Hon. Wm. L. Finch addresses the group and outlines a citywide canvass plan with ten teams to recruit members and promote community development.
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Wm. L Finch
Board of Trade
Alexander W. R. Alban
Anderson Carl. Anderson
Alexander W. K. Beatzized
Baa
Wm. Boedecker
W. E. Bevan
H. Fother Dentin
HW. Bradrek
M. Beall Wiker
Bets P. E. Brady
E. C. Chandler F
Chambers
Esse Cohen
V. D. A. Coffey
M. Coates
O. J. Hennings
Harris H
Toyce
W. R. Johnson
Frank
King
Jas
G. Knapplas
S. Keane
Geza Kikochak
Frank UH. Kerr
RC. Kirk
A. C. Lewis
Wim. Leech
L. M. Leopold
H. M. Low
W. E. Matlack
B. N. Lavin
Geo. P. Miller
R. B. Maxwell
Geo. Mendel Johnson Miller J. ©. Medcalf
B. Mettenberge
R. N. Merryman
L. E. Maple
Sam May
Carl Mildne
Chris Miller
Harry May
I. K. Mynes
BF. Murphy JT. A. McCullough
A. Wee McDonald
C. P. McFadden
H. WH. McFadden
J. B. Nicholson
J. E. McGowan
J. E. Nicholson
Jos. Niederhuber
G. Nagle
F. Neville Ross Nicholson
W. T. Nelson
B. Pierce
F. W. Quesney
Dr. L. B. Peterson
A. Pfannenschmidt
Thos
A. Powers
W.E. Pelley
A. Phillips
John Pearce
R. M. Pearce
S. W. Pearce
H. Rogers
Tas
John Thornberg
W. O. Thornsley
T. W. Vance
R. P. Tilney
G. W. Vreeland
Wivbur Workman
Rev
J. A. Weigand
Chas
P. Weber
D. M. Weir
G. FE. Weisner Fom
John Wanamacher
Walker Frank Workman
Workman
Ross Warren
de Wintringer
Geo. H. Weber D
White Spence Wallace Flyod Yocum
L. W. Zimmermann
Finch
Mr. Chase
Chamber of Commerce
Steubenville
Mtke
President Chambers
Emmett Erwin
McGowan
T. H. Brodrick
G Kapp
E. M. Fisher
Mayor McLeish
Floyd Yocum
S. B. Stark
Dr. Matlack
E. M. Geary
A. G Lee
Ross Anderson
James 8. Keane
J. E. Wheaton
Frank King
Hugh Patterson
Geo. Gescheider
Wm. Hartshorn
Harry Zink
J. E. Cohen
T. J. Loomis
Wm Taggart
J. M. Reynolds
RK. F. Brady
M. Leopold
H. Smith
W. R. Jolson
C. A Phillips
Ward Houser
Frank Workman
Rh. W. Hatton
D. Me Weir
Win. Leech
Chas. Weber
W. Bentz
G. E. Wisetter
Bockinghan
D. Wintringer
A.B. Sharp
J. C. M. Floyd
Carl Gescheider
Dr. Bumpus
Edgar Caddick Dies by Suicide in Fellowsbee
Edgar Thomas Caddick, 29, of Fellowsbee born in Leechburg Pa and employed in the local mill, took carbolic acid after midnight in his brother Richard Caddick’s kitchen. He died shortly after. His father cites a drunken Steubenville brawl, a missing sister from August 1911, and alleged drink induced mental imbalance as motives.
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Edgar Thomas Caddick
Richard Caddick
Fellawsbee
Caddick
Leechburg
Follansbee
E. 8 Caddick
Hunter Drowned In River Crossing Near Marietta
A boat capsized on the Muskingum river above Marietta during a hunters crossing. James Russler aged 22 drowned while the others swam ashore. He leaves a bride of six months.
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Marietta, Or
Muskingum River
Marietta
James Russler
Russler
Steubenville Arcade project moves forward with dates
The Steubenville Arcade Co plans to take over the property on October 1 and notify tenants to vacate within 30 days. Groundbreaking for arcade construction is slated for December 1 with a target completion of April 1, 1913. A replica of the Washington DC Baron Steuben statue will be erected at the Fourth street entrance, nine feet high. Public interest remains high as promoters announce a starting fine.
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Washington, D. C
Fourth Street
Steubenville Arcade
Steubenville Arcade Co
Washington, D.C
Baron Steuben
Washington
Steubenville
Bloody riot ends in Phoenix killings during Independence Day celebration
In Phoenix on September 17 police officer Robert Williams and spectator Scott Price were killed and Police Chief Moore mortally wounded after a riot following Mexican Independence Day festivities. Williams and an officer tried to arrest two Mexican celebrants. both were stabbed. Chief Moore, who intervened, was also stabbed as Mexicans attacked further.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Robert Williams
Scott Price
Moore
Williams
Price
Trustees Move to Control Harvester and Steel Firms
Government attorneys in the Sherman Act case against International Harvester filed documents revealing a voting trust dated August 12, 1902 transferring all IH stock to George W. Perkins Cy Eve McCormick and Charles Derring. The arrangement gives control of the 40 million dollar company to these men. The exhibit shows Perkins RN H Gary and George Baker sit on the finance committees of both Harvester and United States Steel.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Sherman Law Today
George W. Perkins
Cyeve H McCormick
Charles Derring
Perkins
RN. H. Gary
George Baker
Harvester Conpany
United States Steel Corporation
Water Cure at Dayton State Hospital Clarified
Dayton Sept 17 Supt A E Baber of the Dayton State Hospital for the Insane denied he asked permission to install the hydro pathic water cure system. He said he favored the treatment and would seek approval from the state board of administration once the hospital is properly equipped. The system includes baths and is said to be powerful in acute cases.
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Dayton
A. E Baber
Bandits Rob Train Near Stephenson Alabama
Memphis Sept 17 Bandits held up the Southern Railroad Memphis New York limited near Stephenson Alabama early today They tied three mail clerks and covered them with mail sacks The fourth clerk opened registered mail bags but was overpowered The train stopped and bandits fled into the wilderness with loot A Huntsville sheriff s posse is searching for them
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Memphis
Southern Railroad
Stephenson
Alabama
Huntsville
Remains Interred In Toronto Cemetery After Unidentified Death
A man found along the Pennsylvania railroad tracks between Steubenville and Toronto was buried in Toronto Cemetery. His body was taken to Paisley morgue for brief services, but officials could not identify him. A pay envelope bearing the name Hugh Fitzgerald proved useless in locating a matching missing person in Ohio Valley towns between Wheeling and East Liverpool.
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Unti
King’s
Steubenville
Toronto
Paisley
Hugh Fitzgerald
Ohio Valley
Wheeling
East Sliverpool
Smallpox Quarantine Inspections Spread to Trains
Pittsburg reports rising smallpox cases prompting Ohio authorities to enforce flexible quarantine at the state’s eastern gateway. Health Officer Westlake will oversee examinations of west bound train passengers at the port, with suspicious cases to be turned back.
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Pittsburg
Ohio
Westlake
Prosecutor moves to drop bribery charges against nine Detroit aldermen
Detroit dated September 17 reports Prosecutor Sheppard Jenee announcing withdrawal of charges against nine Detroit aldermen who allegedly agreed to accept a bribe. He stated there is no corroborating evidence tying council clerk aldermen to the alleged scheme.
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Detroit
Shepherd Jenee
Weather in Ohio Shows Rain Tonight and Wednesday
The Ohio weather forecast calls for showers tonight and continuing into Wednesday. A gray, unsettled pattern with light to moderate rainfall is expected across counties, with possiblebrief showers later in the day and temperatures lingering in the seasonal range.
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Ohio
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