Harvests, weddings, and local notes fill Martin's Ferry paper
A jammed mix of society news, town developments, and harvest reports. Mentions include weddings at the Pupils residence, death of Miss Jonnie Small, improvements and sales by Fairmont Improvement Company, Fourth of July observations, local visits by Mr. and Mrs. Neff, Knapp, and Green, plus weather and harvest notes. Also notes on church work, street scenes, and infrastructure projects in Martin's Ferry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halperierga
J. Martin Fein
Laura Dannving
Deer Park
Minnie Lott
Will L. Susum
Fairmont Improvement Company
Eyrand
Arnett
Plara
Maud Shine
C. M. Stim
Washington
D- 2
Mike Stuckey
Sine
Mountin Star Business College
Martinshire
J. H. Knapp
Philippi
E Star
Society of Christian Endeavor
Sandia
Mand Clark
Frostburg
Aid
John A. Clara
Lily
Mountain Lake
Hayden
Frank
Nebraska
Young America
Wellshire
M. E. Church
P G. Howlley
Green
Stybenville
Cambria
P. H. Green
Sesson Et Bethany College
Chelsea Pottery
W. Plattenburg
Council
Tyumey
G. Smith
Marry
Lottie
Sieith
Hbs
Blai
Cunesviene
Lite
Pinney
Blooming
Dee
Tae Pollack
Mary Hollingshead
Ravenna
Christopher Neff
B&o
Albert Forres
East Liver Pool
John Perron
P.M
Clovelll Weare
Pchatlin White
Columbus
Mes. Merritt
Frank Roberts
Canton
Tore Restentay
Heinicin
Stoney Tees
Col. Carroll
George C. Mckee
C. L. Wolgis
Lass Tuesten
Rivar
Halnay
We Bank
Naren Collette Albert Yoko
Sherman Scott
Marton
Lizzie Urick
Sucariile
Pitts
Saris Etek
Solland
Wing Mingte Bice
Mins Jaga Babe
Mathews
Ace
Third Presbyterian Church
George W. Miller
Hore
Virginia
A.J. Culbertson
Etta M. Puple
J. B. Pupils
Jonnie Small
Slam An Dune Ud
Miss Small
Holland
Slam
Harrison Shirls
Jefferson Avenue
M. E
Ohio City
Martin's Ferry Times
Wheeling Teese & Heeling
Rev. Weir
Washington, Pa
J RS. McKim
Pauline
Pittsburg
Mr. McKim
Third Street
Richard Beam
Chicago
Thomas & Bro
Mingo
George Elberts
Toronto
Richard Duncan
Mr. Pleasant
Mr. Chase
John Thompson
Washington City
Odis Lane
Lane Bros
J.W. Lane
Rush Run
W. H. Conelly
Martin's Ferry
George Leech
Thirt
Hoodensack
McConabey
Bridgeport
Elson Glass Works
Second Street
McEntee
Thomas Charlton
Buckeye
Robert Hanson
Tew.Thomas
Midge Junction
Arthur
T. J. Greer
Albert Johns
South End
Harry Leads
Eskey
Waterstreet
Oakland
Mt. Lake Park
Captain Walling
Cleveland, O
K. H. Thompson
Water Street
W. Polley
Main Street
Young People’s
St. Matthews
Wheeling Park
Ada Barnes
Greencastle
Benwood
Hancock G. A. R
Moundsville
John
Favorite Prescription Restores Health For Women
A testimonial notes dramatic improvements in strength and mood, with aches and weaknesses disappearing after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It claims facial changes and restored vitality, offering money back if not satisfied and asserting unique effectiveness for disorders of womanhood.
Wellsburg Briefs: Homecoming of Captain and Family
Wellsburg July 4 Captain Oakes and Jon Robert returned home on Friday. The Captain small 1.8 paseid wife and RP. Lewis, H. Brian, of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsams
Capt. Oakes
Jon Robert
Smal
RP. Lewis
H. Brian
Boston
Thousands rally in Steubenville labor demonstration plans
Steubenville hosts a massive July 6 labor parade and demonstrations led by the Trades Assembly. Delegations from Bellaire Bridgeport and Martin's Ferry gather at Turner Hall, with badges issued and marching orders for a multi-division procession up Market and to the depot. The day features speeches by Gompers and other union leaders, music, and a grave decoration ceremony for Thomas Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Dennis O’leary
Manshaly
Trades Assembly
Orfield Assembly
Sam. Sharp
Fourteenth Street
Twelfth
Bellaire
Bridgeport
Martin’s Ferry
T. W. Salsbury
Turner Hall
Steub
T. V. Sarsuuny
Dennis O' Leahy
Marshal Selah
Thomas A. Armstrong
William Martin
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Miles S. Humphreys
Pittsburg
Thomas Mrares
Grove
Chris Evans
American Federation of Labor
Aoe
Wm. M. Scott
Steubene
James E. Campbell
Ohio
Gem
Wm. J. Smith
American Flint Glass Workers Union
Wm. Weihe
W. H. Kilver
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Short Creek. Mr Alex. Tease in Wheeling Visit
Mr Alex Tease, of Wheeling, spent Sunday among friends there. Miss Minnie V of Wheeling returned home, having been ill for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Tease
Wheeling
Alex Uae
Minnie V
Seiten
Labor Day parade details and local notices in Steubenville
A long report details procession plans with governors Fleming Campbell and Pattison, labor leaders, and a large floral tribute to A. Armstrong. It notes Armstrong’s death in Allegheny City on October 1, his remains arriving in Steubenville October 6, and mentions many local residents’ movements, marriages, travel, and church changes across the area including Wheeling and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etreet Fleming
Campbell
Pattison
Roe
Mean’s Grove
Bellal
Bridgeport
Martin's
Perry
Armstrong
A. Armstrong
Allegheny City
Union Cemetery
Pittsburg
J.H.S. Trainer
North Fourth Street
Columbus
Albert M. Blinn
Lillie M. Fisher
Rev
S. A. Fisher
Ninth Street
Bert
Steubenville
Postal Telegraph Company
Wheeling
H. Mooney
Cheat River
West Virginia
John Means
James Sarrat, Jr
Atlantic City
Stephens
Philadelphia
Mr. Sinclair
Geo. W. Kittridge
Panhandle
Big Four Railroad
Cincinnati
Frank W. Shanley
Iowa
E. M. Mi
Reformed Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Second United Presbyterian Church
Ambrose Cartwright
East Line 1
Milton W. Westlake
Blaie
Miss Ralston
Robert McCook
Chicago
George W. McCook
Local Notes from Camron and Bellaire Visit Relatives
Pontiers of Camron and Bowell of Bellaire are visiting relatives this week. John K Collins and family are visiting relatives here this week. Catania and family spend Fourth at Beallerilte. Various names appear in a disrupted notice of family visitors and travel.
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M Daria
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Leheen
Will
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Paik Mgnt
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Marshal Shepherd
Ais Honor
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Grammar Bridgeman
Ross Borham
Abraham Fleming
Wu Dover
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Board of ‘Trade
Belmont County
Independent Office
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Amanda Meek
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Ella Pickett
Cadiz
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New York
H. H. McFadden
Wille
John Davis
Marietta
Samuel White
B.,z. & C. Railway Company
J. D. Saylor
Tone Bute
Chalmer Trimble
Jacobsburg
John Robinson
Findlay
Louis Pracht
Fostoria
FE. D. Meek
Richland Township
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Thomas Morrison
Noble County
Nora Weeks
Will Lockwood
Fillmore Helsley
Mies
Isaac Booth
Jerusalem
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Malaga
Thomas Hart
Mayring, Hart & Co
Muncie
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S. Clinton
New York Ledger
Stewart's Grove
Warnock Pike
Major McKinley
J. J. Aohenhurst
Methodist Ridge
Bloom
WL Parey
Riverside Works
Elmer Walling
Debonair Young
Cleveland
F. Loveutz
Sheri
Jones
Riverside
Befornes
Seoce
Ing Steel
Cyn
Mora
Wellsburg
Uate
Martin Fox
Iron Molders’ Union
John Prats
United ‘Mine Workers America
John B. Eberhardt
Window Glass
Leaga
Glass
H. FB. Desvar
Provident of ‘District Assembly
Knights of Labor
Ihm
Johan Corcoran
Ohlu Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
Samuel Gompers
Tae Seconcen Madi Lr
Tel
Adress Eo
Iron and Steel Workers
W. J. Dillon
Piint Glass Workers
Lee Li] Jones
Pena
U. Mine Workers
W. T. Lewis
Ls Progressive Union
Amarion Os Ree
Thomas Wisdom
Frank Archer
M. E. Moran
Peta ‘Gaited M Mine
West
ASI
John McBride
Short Creek
Clarington
Cuamotox
K. of PB
Cresap’s Grove
Liberty
Barnesville
Bealesville
Mary Dise
Canal Dover
Hood
Ral
Scrolus
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
Atx
Tepes Br. Loon 1 & CO
Apothecaries
la Foo
D. C. Kurner
Joan Friedel
Kurner & CO
Ali
Bright
Ths
Frew & Bertschy
Joseph Graves