Brand Lodge Meeting Chooses Manasville as Next Plage
At a Tuesday session of the G U C of O B Grand Lodge the committee on insurance recommended a per member tax on death to fund insurance. Debates focused on legality, with supporters denying reliance on general law and noting lack of two-thirds endorsement. Memorial Day decorates for departed brothers. resolutions passed but some motions rejected. Delegates from Cincinnati Springfield Columbus and other lodges attended. multiple officers and members spoke on future proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Grand Lodge
Committee On Insurance
Z Jackson
Abbesémont
Redmond
Rav
T. W. Wood
J. E. Reed
W. F. Speake
Spring
Zanenville
Davis
Waahington Lodge
Jalraville
Edward.g. Hawthe
Urbana
Avemantes
Springfield
Onia
Olmall
Patr
Death Notice of John M. Day Bloomfield Resident
John M. Day, an elderly and prominent Bloomfield resident, was found dead in bed Wednesday night at his daughter Mrs Wil Hath Bpec’s home, where he had lived. He suffered poor health for some time. death from heart trouble is presumed. Surviving relatives include one son Henry Day of Washington DC and two daughters Mrs Mary Dickey and Mrs William Cookson of Bloomfield. He had long operated a saddlery and harness business in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Wil
Bpeor
Brewer
Henry Day
Washington, D. C
Slaters
Mary Dickey
Wm. Cookaon
Bhionmfeld
Day Car
Saddlery
Steubenville
Brilliant
Wollaburg
John Marttio
Pleasant Heights
Martin's Ferry
Holmes
Maud Burris
Chelaea Chica Co
New Cumberland
W. Va
South Fourth Street
Rees Odbert
Dennison
Common Pleas Court
Tuscarawas County
American Sheet Steel Company
F. K E. Smith
Wellaburg
Mingo
Junction
Hunter
Mr Smith
Jefferson County
Tha Horro
Prominent Western Pa. woman dies of poisoning at home
Mrs J Gore 610, a leading temperance worker in Butler County and organizer in the W. C. T. U. at state and national levels, died at her Butler home from poisoning. Born near Steubenville in 1846, she taught in Parkersburg public schools before moving to Pennsylvania after marriage to N. C. Gore. She managed Gore Music Co. and supported her husband’s business while aiding WCTU activities and finances. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs W. Walton of Little Rock, mother Mrs M. A. Boyder of Butler, two sisters, and a brother. Interment today at Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J, Gore
Pennsylvania
Butleryaaterday
Brood Poaonin
Steubenville
Parkersburg
W. Va
N. C. Gore Ahe
Pennsyvania
Core
Butler County
Gore Music Company
Butler
Mis.w. W. Walton
Little Rock
Ark
Abe
Mra. M. A. Boyder
Mra. Adan Dore
EB. L. Spencer
Bendettaville
Addy Snyder
Brémon
Personal notices mix of visits and greetings in town
A string of social mentions from Dillonyale to Wellburg notes visits, arrivals, and welcomes. Mrs Harry Sieo and daughter Maud P visit Canton relatives. John Wiggins returns from Weellaburg. Mrs By Mitte of Pittabarne hosts guests. Ken and Misses Myrtle Allen and Frances Frobertson Kava repair and host events. Mr and Mrs Robert Warder celebrate a new daughter. several residents travel to Buffalo, Liverpool, and Atlantic City for visits or vacations. many hosts and guests named across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etry Pazeod
Dillonyale
Alty
Harry Sieo
Maud
Canton
John Wiggins
Weellaburg
A. ‘Bilverman
McDouala
Pita
Diter
Mande
Wickens
Wilts
Patton
Robert Warder
Daugher
Mra
Ingler
Obi
Ken
Gutsta
Frank Bila
Marie Sutton
Seias Liverpool
Misesa Wells
Synth Wires
Sae
Moltbeberger
Hust Liverpool
Aga
Wolff
Hex
Alexander
Myrtle Allen
Frances Frobertson
L Long
Run
Lulu Iline
Mies Qarrie Opperman
North Wirthatrast
McDowell
Buffalo
Mica
Nie
Dackson
Plegenne
Dyerpool
Wellaville
Mionie
Taolgries Biles Ie Howe
Hae
oDga
Cort Wellburg
Steel Officials Discuss Mingo Nation Mills and Non-Union Policy
A conference in Hellaire with Agert and other United States Steel officials discussed plans for Mingo Nation and other mills. The Belatreatee works suspended operations after a day and a half of trial, with non-union labor favored for reopening. Wheeling Steel mill workers pledged five percent of wages to the Amalgamated Association, while a town procession for President Shaffer was announced. Church meeting revolved around steel strike resolutions and local library funding controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofors
Hellaire
Agert
United Astates Steel Corporation
Offcinia
Mingo Jonation
Bel'atreatee Works
Wolon
Uoonlem
Benword
Wheeling Steel Mill
Shaffer
Whreling
Policn
Andrew Varnogle
Wabash Pittsburgh Franchises Clash Over Monongahela Wharf
Wabash railroad officials urge a possible city plan to extend overhead tracks across Pittsburgh, citing government rights to the Monongahela river wharf. A suit seeks to restrain pier erection, while officials warn work may pause pending court decision and franchise status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahnah Railroad
Pitteluegh
Connetle
Monongahela River
Patterson
Curnefle & Western Railroad Company
Mononghela River
United Stated
Pittsburgh & Manefield ‘Railway Company
Har
Iom
Corporations Committee
Legal Department
Bea
County Officials Postpone Electric Rail Franchise Vote
The Belmount county commissioners again delayed granting the Wheeling and Steubenville Traction Company a franchise from Jefferson county line to Martin's Ferry. The Ohio Rapid Transit Company argued for postponement, with representatives from three firms present. The decision to delay remains, as routes and rights of way are debated amid competing proposals and local officials weighing the options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmount County
Jefferson County
Martin's Ferry
Wheeling & Steubsnville Traction Co
Ohio Rapid Transit: Co
Penton
Ohio Rapid Transit Company
Q. Rebnlein
Bridgeport
J. B. Wilson
Wheeling
Wheeling & Steubenville Railway Co
W. B. Frangia
Eng
Martin's Verry
Wheeling Traction Co
Geo. Dangan
Hig
Janes Holloway
She Stoubenrilie
Mingo Ohio Vaiey Paan Co
As Q. Gray
Esg
A. Bick
Wm. Lipphardt
Publife Road
T. W. Breve
Oil Pipeline Burst Drains Ohio River After Accident
Standard Oil pipeline burst halfway between the Steubenville railroad bridge and the upper ferry, flooding the river surface with oil. A crew works to repair the break after the United States Engineer’s office inspector ordered burial deeper in the river bed. Workers barely escaped gas fumes as oil floated downstream while the line’s loss was tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Ohio River
Steubenville
Upper Ferry
Oil Company
H Fowler
United States Engineer's Office
Pittsburgh
Fragmentary note on guardianship and property case in Attlefield
A mangled OCR fragment references a guardian of Jan Bs and a claim of property. It mentions Attlefield and a proposal by Livhon, with unclear names and roles. The readable items are scarce and lack verifiable details for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalmiatr
Jan Bs
Urewn-Stewart Wedding at Jerket Street Home
A pretty home wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock in the home of Merc B G Blowers on Jerket street. Miss Elin B Urewn tied in marriage to Mr Walter Orville Arora with Rev J Lir Beoger performing the ceremony. The bridal attire featured a brown traveling suit with pink roses. A wedding dinner followed and guests departed for Cleveland to begin their married life.
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Merc
Cleveland
al Ourcee
Gypsies to dance at Altamont and city notices
Uncolored Olfizena owns the town as Gypsies plan a dance at Altamont on Thursday. many local events are listed including lodge meetings, a charity conference in Lima on Oct 8–10, 1901, and a G. A. H. day lecture by Senator Foraker near Bellaire.
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Olfizena
Altemont
Prnces Ara
Smithfelda
Béin and Gobold
Thea
Ohio State Conference of Charities and Correction
Lima
Ohio
Benator Foraker
Dover
Epworth Park
Bellaire
Cops
Legal Notice in Jeffe rson County Ohio Mortgage Case
In John L. Whlday v Joscarnaraylo heirs of Mahlon Kirk deceased a petition filed July 5 1901 in the Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Ohio case 9122 seeks to quiet claims of heirs to a 1859 mortgage deed securing notes of 1 98 47 and conveyance of land in section 4 townships and range 3 describing long boundaries. Defendants must answer by September 11 1901 or default decree will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Kirk
John Is. Weiday
Court of Common Pleas
Jeffateon County
Ohio
Mahjon Kirk
Miftita Ongitossid
Mahion Kirk
County of
Jefferson
Enid
William Kirk
State of
Samuel Hallinger
Leasnot Road
Joxn L
Plaintif
Joscarnaylo
Mary E. Irwin
Re. Tafayette Hukill
Clara ‘Hukill
J. . Holmes
John
D. Irwin
J. H.holmes
Mary FE. Irwin
Jefferson County
J. H. Holmes
Willanawer
Mary E, Irwin
Molly Hornish
Chicago
Cooke County
Illinois
Gertrude Hornish
Minor
Mudloon
Ontanga
Edgar J. Hornish
William H. Hornish
Obn Hornish
Jeffer
State of Ohio
Hornish
H. Hato
Hilo
Mt. Pleasant
Hanson Burrise
Kingey Talbott
William Gordon
Margaret Lyon
Jesse Lloyd's Land
Qiene Tg
Degresa
Ng. Consamin
William M. Telbou
Gore
H H. Ratcliff
H. H. Ratcliff
Helra
John Hornish
E. E. McCombs
Legal Notice in Jefferson County Court Proceedings 1901
In Jefferson County Ohio Mary J Dean filed cause No 6105 in the Court of Common Pleas on July 1 1901 seeking to foreclose claims against multiple defendants and their unknown heirs over two described tracts totaling about 2 acres 28 perches and 212 acres 18 100s, requiring defendants to answer by Sept 7 1901 or risk judgment. Attorneys are noted in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mofrom
John McAdama LaWhead
Theokal
Éfendens
Mary J. Dean
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
John Scott
McGraw's
Jefferson
State of
Seston 18
A. W.O
Lynn
Maintire Creek
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Manasville
Cincinnati
Columbus
Eataioa
Iene
Ian Ati
Renna
Sian Beavilie
Alan Antag
John M. Day
Mre A, J, Corr
Elmira
Alne Foanithis
Annie Weat
South Sixth Street
Smithfeld
Steel Officials
Hellaire Cenfer
Hellaire Mill
Shatter
Wedmeaday
Pittebuegh
Leta
Hon Sult
SA Livhon
Soc
Urewn-Stewart
Ytoreon County
Southwestern State Normal School
California, PA
Progreea
Californie Normal
Atresia
Murewert
Atute i Bene
Theo
B. Norb
Pricipal
Cane & Auk
W. &. McCauslen
Pministraton
Aphore
Thal Jem
Depen
Aimee Ree Ma
Administrator's Sale
Probate Court
York
Balcom M. Hastings
Lydia Chaney
Kithcart & Son
W. S. McCauslen
Attornay
B. FE
Prentias
Breakinville Township
Anthony Longo
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Breubenville
Erskine & Erskine, Attorneys
Wyne Township
Eferson County
Bloomield
Kbwin x. Crawpced
Bath County
Mary Healey
Wesley O. Blarkborn
James Tipton
George Becker Ua
Louise Fuchs
Frank H. Bees
Ang
Secutor
Kisa-beth Cuppy
Smith Seid ‘Ae
Pwwilliam Assud Rta
Balthier
Bouror
Alifie Xeoulor
Sosophaiace
Iiewo
Analeld Township
Rang Smitofield
Erskine & Erskine
Alsarneys
Court of Common Pi&ag
Piatau
Mary J. Chan
Henry Oursler
Jay Paisley
W. McD. Miller
Mary Turner
Thomas Breen
John Reen
Harry Breen
James Breen
Residin Ag
Mingo Junction
Iredorto Breen
Lulu Bohaefer
Katie Schaeffer
Edon Schacffer
Gavers Ohio
Mary Breen
Jefferson Coudly
MD County
Breubengill
eCbea
Anke H, K Bre. Prat
Ward Onute
Euans J. Lengdts Hall
Jefféric00
Exekou
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