Exceptions Of Daughters to Father's Account Sustained
Probate court sustains exceptions of Lucille G. Rodgers and Cyrene H. Freeman daughters of executor John M Freeman in Cyro A Freeman estate case. Board and rent charges against the daughters totaling $1,753.08 were struck as the two lived with their father at the family homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyro A Freeman
John M. Freeman
Cyréne
A. Freeman
Tile McCleary
Lucille G. Rodgers
Cyrene H. Freeman
John M Freeman
Ohio
Deccesd
Joase McCleary
Lucille G. Revere
Cyene H. Freeman
Poard
Rogers
Mra. Rogers
Court Matters And Divorces In Local Cases
Court matters show several actions including Graves versus Bett Pottery by confession for HL.Bh. Orr et al versus C. Selah by default for 1946.62 dollars. Shafer versus Shafer divorce granted. Numerous leave to amend petitions listed. Burris v Burris defense denying fault in marriage and claiming poverty. home and child support promises. Several dismissals and settlements noted among real estate and corporate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Graves
Bett Pottery
Orr Et al
C. Selah
John B. Shafer
Mary B. Shafer
J. J. Pitagerald
Wir
FB. Hayeveh
Lailn M Burris Ve. A. Lomond Burris
Annie
Alvin Smith Ve
P. Smith
John Rinker
Dwight Eliott
Lewis
Telephone Competition Shapes Public Debate in Memphis Press
A Memphis Times column argues Bell Telephone dominates rural and urban markets, stifling independents. It claims independent firms face high attacks, while Bell offers superior service after long market presence. The piece urges careful study before new franchises, noting Memphis has two exchanges but supports single-operator policy. The obituary notes the death of James Lester, age 26, of Houston, Virginia, after a five month illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Times
Cew
United State of America
Beil von Panies
Con Panier
Ise
Bell Companies
United States
Ael
Beil
Atjaining
Aing Ite
Bell
Bell Exchange
Times Citien
Bell System
Memphis
Mendanta
Marriage Licenses Listed in Steubenville Area
A list of upcoming marriage licenses across Steubenville and nearby towns includes David Mitchell and Laura BR. Cosa of Rush Run, Frank Holecek and Maria Pateh of Allenvale, B Frank Warhorn and Elsie Coffman of Tiltonville, Robert C. McKelvey and Christina Cook of Steubenville, Ernest B. Waldo and Irma Sellers of Steubenville, Charles W. Edwards of Marelion and Rensseller of Steubenville, Louis R. Killmeyer and Jessie Cattwell of Steubenville, Iver A. Nicholson and Emma M McCausland of Toronto, Clarence T. Powell and Violet M Horner of Mine Junction, Frank Swart and Agnes Jursik of Dillonvale, Joseph J. Laity and Mary FE. Abry of Mingo Junction, Aaron Sterne and Katherine Murray of Steubenville colored, George W. Smith and Nettle V. Craft of Toronto, Marry Wasserman and Doore Durfivkel of Steubenville, Wasserman and Cuendel Keaban of Steubenville, Roberts and Fiona Brown-Pieravante and Maria Braide, Oliver M. Frye and Lalu Phenicte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mitchell
Steubenville
Laura BR. Cosa
Rush Run
Frank Holecek
Maria Pateh
Allenvale
Frank Warhorn
Elsie Coffman
Tiltonville
Robert C. McKelvey
Christina c. Cook
Ernest B. Waldo
Irma K. Sellers
Charles W. Edwards
Marelion
Rensseller
Louis R Killmeyer
Jessie Cattwell
Steubenvie
Iver
Wasserman
Cuendel Kea Ban
Steubengills
Roberts
Fionna Brown - Pieravante
Maria Braide
Oliver M. Frye
Lalu Phenicte
Death of Prof J W Schofield noted musician and former Steubenville teacher
Prof J W Schofield, longtime Steubenville music teacher and church choir leader, died at home in Marion Indiana after a brief illness. He was seventy, survived by wife and nine children including Charles Frank Peart and J W Jr. Funeral planned in Marion with interment at an unspecified local site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Schofield
Steubenville
Marion
Ind
Schofield
Marin’s Ferry
Charles
Frank, Peart
J. W. Jr
Thomas Schofield
Derver
Misa Marcia
Flizalech
N. J
Miss Blanche
New York
Mra
Lou Dennick
Martin's Ferry
Lote Thomas Schofield
Robert Barkadale Died at Home on South Fifth Street
Robert Barkadale also spelled Parkedale a colored resident died at his home on South Fifth Street in a news item noting his death and residence with limited surrounding details available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barkadale
Robert Parkedale
South Fifth Street
Wedding Bells for Gier and Edwards in Massillon
Edward Gier of this city to wed Miss Saute Edwards of Massillon Ohio. The ceremony will be at Hineine Church parsonage at 8 00 o'clock Wednesday evening performed by Reverend Ulman. Afterward the couple will live with the bride’s parents and begin a two week eastern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gier
Charles Edwards
Massillon
Ohio
Hineine Church
Saute Edwards
Magsillon
Fey
A. Ulman
Btanton Boulevard
Robert
Emma Nicholson and Oliver Nicholson Wedding in Toronto
Miss Emma Nicholson wed Oliver A. Nicholson of Steubenville in Toronto at the McCausland home on West Market Street. The ceremony was by Hoch, with about twenty friends present, followed by a wedding dinner. After a lakeside trip, the couple will reside on South High Street in Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinister
Cleveland
Lakes
Hish
Steubenville
Toronto
Tronto
Follunsbee Mill
Frank Nicholson
Charles Caldwell
Frank Ault
Peligke
East Liverpool
First Day at Chickamauga Described by Beresford
Col Beresford recounts the opening day of the Chickamauga battle on September 19 1863 as Union and Confederate forces collide near Chat tanooga. General Thomas holds a fixed position near the McDonald house under Rosecrans orders to withstand the assault until reinforced. Total field losses run 14824 with Bragg’s forces suffering about 20050.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heralt-Star
Beresford
Chickamauga
Perryville
Stone River
Chattanooga
Army of the Cumberland
Thomas
McDonald House
Rosecrans
Rissville
Brage
Brawe
Grand Jury Delivers Day Eight in County Case Load
The Grand Jury met for an eight day term and examined 264 witnesses. It returned 30 bills and ignored 23 cases while continuing 2. Cases included murder indictments and various felonies in Bradley and surrounding areas. The panel also reported on jail conditions and listed numerous Ohio v. cases pending. Col. Campbell, a Civil War veteran and Democrats leader, died after long illness. Funeral planned at Bethany Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamis Madiven
Lelf
Nellie Higgins
Daniel Wilson
Laura Afb
Warliet
Pennsylvania
Roy W. Talbot
Frank Kiumasara
Bradley
Talbott
G. E. Mesaie
James Fisk
G. BE. McMartle
United States Coal
Mary We Jones
Chas. B. Jones
Frank W. Smith
George Conley
Woryden Protter
Samuel Lee
Lee
Lorenzo Carlo
Tomaso Calato
di Carlo
Robt
Tacobs
Thos
F. Walker
Mt? Wagen
Sam Zemanek
Peter Kain
Edward M. Stone
C. T. Moreland
Jos. Case
Nora Case
Harry Frazier
John L. Vogt
Lacy Hotel
Kirk
Frank Davis
Toronto
Wm. Thornton
Russel Fouts
John Meadows
Kim
William Lewis
Harry Looman
Sadie F. Phillips
Ohio
Rar! Walker
Clare Waiters
Harry Barents
Fk Ani
Market season rally ends in political push
A brisk campaign mood grips the community as markets and ballots converge. The Convention lingers on the last lap while party loyalties shift. Hughes resists Odell alignment as fans praise the home team.
Col Alexander Campbell Dies at Bethany
Col Alexander Campbell son of Bethany College founder Rev Alexander Campbell died at his Bethany home in Brooke County at 7 30 PM Tuesday after months of illness from heart trouble and paralysis He was in his seventieth year and had earlier suffered lung congestion in May reducing his health but not alarming observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Campbell
Bethany College
Bethany
Brooke County
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Emma Hicks did not appear and her husband, Chas C Hicks, was granted a divorce on grounds of adultery. Harry J Weber was granted a divorce from Mary G Weber in the same court after testimony of mistreatment, desertion, and cruelty, supported by his daughter Hazel and neighbors. Smithfield residence noted for Hicks case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Weber
Mary G. Weber
Common Pleas Court
Hazel
Emma Hicks
Chas. C. Hicks
Hicks
Smithfield
Chairman Dick Announces Republican State Executive Appointments
Columbus Ohio September 4 Chairman Dick named associates to the Republican State executive committee to assist the state campaign this fall. Appointees include A D Alderman Marietta Benemis Fremont W C Bishop Batavia W G Rowland Columbus P J Brady Cleveland John B Clingerman Springfield William Copeland Cincinnati C K Davis Glenroy John H Fitch Youngstown Julius Pleischmann Cincinnati William T Francis Chicago Junction H F Hanecher Caldwell F H Haserot Cleveland George D Heisey Newark H P Holl enbeck Chardon Malcolm Jennings Lancaster R P Kennedy Bellefontaine Alexander Kiskadden Titin T H McConica Findlay W B Marshall Akron C J Mattern Dayton W B Mercy Wapakoneta G Q Morrow Hillsboro R R Nevin Dayton N P Nichols Medina F V Owen Mt Vernon FP Riegle Bowling Green K C Sedgwick Martins Ferry F W Treadway Cleveland John B White Bryan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Central
Verdiсts by coroner in three accidental deaths
Coroner Campbell filed three inquest verdicts. Joseph Stees died at Pinay Fork on September 17 1206 from a slate collapse while mining. Death ruled accidental for failing to observe safety warnings, despite his biddy's advice. James G Hunter died September 2 1966 at Dexter Coat Co nine after a carload move. he fell from a slate dump car and was fatally brushed between cars. Death ruled accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Joseph Stees
Pinay Fork
James G. Hunter
Dexter Coat Co
Hunter
Straw hat era ends as figures retire
Cal News notes last day for straw hats, with Major General Corbin retiring today. A woman adds her age by subtraction, while bottled sunshine is foretold as a luxury. Bryan criticizes Secretary Shaw amid Cuban situation speculation.
Mary Gallagher Killed in Accident Near Dead Man's Crossing
Mrs. Mary Gallagher died instantly on September 15 when struck by a WH by the . & Po. flyer east of Dead Man's Crossing. Authorities state the death was entirely accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gallagher
Dead Man's Crossing
Bank Hearing Over Debts in Mt Pleasant Bank Case
A probate court hearing before W McD Miller addressed claims against directors and stockholders of the old First National Bank of Mt Pleasant Ohio. About 700 dollars remains owed to depositors with many loans totaling over 106000 under scrutiny for alleged negligence and fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McD. Miller
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Kitheart
First National Bank Cofpt. Pleasant
K. Ratcliff
Inley
Mansfield
Jordan
A. C. Lewis
E. E. Erskine
Citizens Savings Bank
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio
Vice President Lew Tests Before Grand Jury Testimony
Vice President T L Lew of the United Mine Workers of America was in the city yesterday with witnesses to testify before the grand jury regarding the Bradley and Plum Run riots under consideration by the panel. Funeral bells at Martin's Ferry toll fifty nine times for Dr A R Ong who died recently at age fifty nine. he once led the local fire department and established the bell tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Lew's
United Mine Workers of America
Yester Aightiy
Grand Jury
Bradley
Plum Run
Grand
Martin’s Ferry
de. A. R. Ong
Dr. Ong
Milton Hagar
Ellictt Sloan
Department
Mrs Reed Injures Leg After Fall in Louisburg
Mrs J M Reed wife of former Steubenville postmaster James M Reed fell Thursday evening while visiting Mrs Dr Boy slipping and breaking her leg in two places below the knee. The limb was set and she is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisburg
Kansas
Herald
Reed
James M. Reed
Steubenville
J. M. Reed
Dr. Boy
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate In Jefferson County
Rosa McCartney files suit in Jefferson County Ohio for partition. Aelia Arnold, Lillie Arnold, Rachel Smith and others, including infant defendants, face a public sale of two parcels in Smithfield township. Sale set by sheriff D. F. Vore on October 29 1906 at 1 pm at the courthouse Steubenville. Property totals about 75 acres with second tract of 60 acres, appraised at 2700 dollars, terms cash. Trustee and attorney listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelia Arnold
Lillie Arnold
Rachel Smith
Adelie Arne
Steubenville
Ohio
Jefferson
Smithfield
Sevion 7
J. Kitheart
Short Creek
Perine Run
Alfred Arnold
W. & TE. Railway Company
Joshua Barkhurst
Smithfield Township
D. F. Vore Ees
Jefferson Co
Fingers Cut Off in Ramsey Mine Accident
Pietro Quintilliana suffered the loss of three fingers on his right hand after his hand was caught in a mining machine at the Ramsey mine on Starday. The incident prompted medical aid and an investigation into the machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Pietro Quintilliana
Bishop Hartley Opens Classes Then Sings Jubilee Mass
Rt Rev James J Hartley left Columbus Saturday morning aboard the Norfolk and Western to confirm classes at Wheelersburg and Pine Grove near Irenton. He returned Monday and will proceed to Magura University New York to sing the pontifical mass at the golden jubilee beginning Tuesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hartleyeft
Columbus
Norfolk & Western
Wheelersburg
Pine Grove
Irenton
Magura University
N. Y
Hopedale Community Notes and Social Updates
Hopedale residents return from Pittsburg and visits unfold as Rev Eledrige resumes duties and ministers preach. Local travel includes Miss Buckingham's upcoming Pittshore Washington trip and Mrs Knox visiting Jewett. Webb takes vacation to North Dakota and Colorado while the Exchange stays busy. Mrs Ort’s funeral held at the Christian church last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett
Webb
North Dakota
Colorado
Hopedale
Florence Mansfield
John Martin
Cadiz
O'Brien
Kearney
Neb
Mary Martin
H. H Martin
McKeesport
Ort
Christian Church
Stew
Sewing room opens in Bersholz and local visits noted
PRAVO Miss Lib George and Georgie Kelly open a sewing room in Bersholz. Miss Lanchie Shane of Gill Hospital Steubenville has finished post graduate study in Detroit and visits friends around Pravo and East Spinsfield. BE George and wife are in Cleveland this week with an ailing little boy. Mrs Cal Bough Wellsville visits nearby. Mr Bough drives to church Sale day. Mr McKenzie oil driller will bring tanks and tubing for a new well this week as the drift heads toward earth’s center at another site. Tools stringing in Forsythe well on Cox brothers farm at the bend of Yellow Creek near old Tudian forts. Historic place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pravo
Lib’ George
Georgie Kelly
Bersholz
Lanchie Shane
Gill
Bough
McKenzie
Forsythe
Cox Brothers
Bie
Yellow Creek
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James Lester
Tour
George Stonefelt
Mattie R. McGregor
George Bruner
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B. B. Miller
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John Cronin
Peter Pavick
Arthur J. Wagner
Otto Carr
Henry Carl
Laura
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Nick Monellovich
Charlies P. Herman
P. C. Maurer
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National Democratic Exective Committee
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Mien
Melbourne
Australia
Rustees
Magarey
Adelaide
Haserman
Lexington
Archie Campbell
San Francisco
Cal
Ewing Carmpbell
Robert Campbell
Kentucky
Alexander
William Campae
Betha Christian Church
J. A. Cramblett
P. QO. M
Hughes
Odell
Alex. Campbell
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