Autmobile Collision on Main Street Injures Two Boys
Lower Main street tally of accidents reports two foreign boys, aged 11 and another youth, badly hurt after an automobile struck their bicycle. Both were treated at Dr Arnold’s office and walked home. the younger boy was frightened and aided by his father. The piece notes risky riding by foreign youths and warns for safer behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Main Street
Dr. Arnold
A. Grossman
Mamie
Rock Springs Park
August Winslein
Jefferson Glass Co
Grace Merkle
Williamstown
W. Va
Marietta
Ohio
Mes
Wintleia
Follansbee
Skibo
Follanshbee Brothers Sill
Steubenville
Fagles’ Wall
James Cochrane
Chester
W. H. Gill
Virginia Avenue
Fagies
Jor Bernard
Grossman’s General Store
Toronto
Hio
Citizens’ Band
Burson Park
Methodist
Ferguson's Grove
Mor- Fon
Upper Main Street
Wade West
Follawsbee
Wade
Iini
Lloyd Finley
Lloyd
LaMar
Follanshee
Citizens Band
Follansbee Ag No
Alonzo Lodge
Follansbee Lodge
William Wills
Wheeling
J. D. Williams
Dewey Cox
John Ford
Paul Barnes
Manly Order of Self Defense
Ferguson Field
Wm. P. Marshall
W. E. Godfrey
Harvey Care
Ferguson's Field
Labor Day
Committee On Sports
Fidison Theatre
Walker
Edward Patton
Forlansbee Brothers
Kiffe
Morris
Roy Rodgers
Sudden Death of Harry Seewell Stuns Mingo Community
The community mourns Harry Ralph Seewell 34 of Mingo died at his Steuben street home Sunday morning at 0:20 from apoplexy. He leaves a wife and two daughters Gladys and Edna, with many friends and relatives in mourning. He was born in St. Charlesville, married Ada Pyle of a nearby town in 1898, and had lived in Mingo 14 years working for Carnegie Steel. He belonged to United Presbyterian church and Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Se
Uaeek
Harry Ralph Seewell
Mingo
Steuben Street
Mewell
Gladys
Edna
Boushand
William Stillwell
St. Chairsville
Ada Pyle
Carnegie Steel Company
United Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythas
David Davin
Woodlawn
William Lisle
Church Hill
Bert Kennedy
West Penn Hospital
Kennedy
Frank Stedaford
Hee
Speaker Ie. Wemts
Canada
O. W. M. Smith
G. Y. Co
Brettell
Adda Kemp
Westwood
W. Va
Grant Forsythe
George Lawson
Wheeling
Bertha Justice
Misa Mery Kerns
Marie
Jenna
Liquor Commission of
Jefferson County
John Thompson
Brooke County
Follansbee
Thompson
Henry Mock
Welldburg
Pred Taylor
Martins Ferry
Alice Rodgers
Coshocton
Ohio
Slavic Presbyterian Men's Society
Regnemer
H. B. Galbraith
Mingo High School
Rester
Grocer’s Picnic and Boulevard Work Planned
Local notes report the Grocer’s Picnic at Rock Springs attracting a crowd from Mingo. Officials of Wheeling Traction plan a conference with County Commissioners to fix a reconstruction plan for the boulevard and street car tracks damaged for 75 yards above town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Mingo
Ming
Wheeling Traction Company
William Bushfield Dies in Toronto at 82
Toronto notices the death of William Bushfield aged 82 after brief illness. Survived by wife Nancy Fellerson Lews and Roland Griffin. Funeral 8 pm from Daniel Street home, then West Middle Cemetery Tuesday. Rev. Edgar P. Carson to visit en route to New York Switt Union Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Wm. M. Bushfield
Oncetia Benaeet
Joss A Housband
Nancy
Fellerson
Lews
Rolanddf Griffin
Daniel Street
West Middley
Interface Jton
Mesdames Winwaleth
Miller
Maryee
Edgar P. Carson
Hancock
N.Y
New York
Union Seminary
Death of Sarah Slack Dorman on heart illness
Mrs. Sarah Slack Dorman died at 3:40 am Wednesday at 194 North Third Street after an illness from Tuesday 10 am. Born in England to William Slack and Mary J. Slack. Survived by mother and sisters Mrs Marshall Cropper of Martins Ferry and Mrs Harry McClain of Steubenville. attended St. Pauls Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Slack Dorman
North Third Street
England
Wm. Slack
Mary J. Slack
Marshall Cropper
Martin's Perry
Harry McClain
Steubenville
St. Paul's Church
Death of Local Businessman Foster in City Home
David Leroy Foster a well known young businessman of this city died suddenly at his home 628 North Fifth street on Sunday at 430 am He had been in his usual good health until a severe cold and had just returned from New York Friday where he was purchasing pods His death followed a heart attack occurring before a doctor could arrive He was born in Steubenville January 16 1878 the son of Jesse and Elizabeth Poster both deceased He was married to Maude daughter of Mr and Mrs James Confrtenvarafi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Leroy Foster
North Fifth Street
Foster
New York
Sudden death shocks circle of friends and family
Mrs. John Cummins of Los Angeles Mrs. John Kendall of Steubenville Joshua Poster of Pittsburg Wm Foster of Cincinnati Charles Foster of Newark Ohio mourn the loss. The deceased belonged to Westminster church Masons and Elks. He worked at Wall Paper factory then Erwin Robbins and organized D L Foster Co. A dutiful son husband and respected man with a bright business future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cummins
Los Angeles
John Kendall
Steubenville
Joshua Poster
Pittsburg
Wm. Foster
Cincinnati
Charles Foster
Newark
Ohio
Westminster Church
The
Masons
Elks
Wall Paper
Erwin & Robinson
D. L. Foster & Co
Deaths of Paul Havnar and Eva Gale
Paul Edwin Havnar 23 died February 17 1913 at Gill hospital from typhoid fever after a week’s illness. Born in Cadiz Ohio, son of William H. and Retta Havnar both deceased, survived by brothers Clair and Raymond. Service at W D Richey residence, remains to Cadiz for turkey morning funeral. Eva Gale infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Rah died at 1345 Euclid avenue aged 24 days. Rev Rakin officiated, remains to Toronto for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Havnar
Paul Edwin Havnar
Gill Hospital
Cadiz
Wm. H
Retta
Havnar
Clair
Raymond
Mr. Hawnar
M. E
la Belle View
W. D. Richey
Wilden Avenue
Eva Gale
Ray Rah
George Stone
Euclid Avenue
Rev. Rakin
Toronto
Infant Eva Gail Ault Dies in Toronto Home Burial Set
Eva Gail Ault infant daughter of Leroy H. and Margaret Stone Ault died from intestinal disease on August 20 at Sarah M. Stone’s home at 1345 Euclid Avenue. Services were held this afternoon at Mrs. Stone’s home with interment at Union Cemetery, Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Gail
Dave
Leroy H
Margaret Stone Ault
Sarah M. Stone
Euclide Avenue
City
Death of Lewis A Helms in Indiana Widow and Son Survive
Telegraph announces the death of Lewis A Helms in Indiana on Friday near noon. He was in his 60s, born in Steubenville, son of Lewis and Mary Ann Helms. Survived by widow, son Wade L Helms of Cleveland, three sisters, and brothers William A and Alex of New Castle Pa and others. Civil War veteran who fought at Bull Run and later with Steubenville regiment. Family reunion held in New Castle during visit. Funeral details not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Helms
William A. Helms
Indiana Weolis
Mr. Helms
Steubenville
Lewis
Mary Ann Helms
William A
Alex Helms
Wade L. Helms
Cleveland
Wade L
W. A
Alex
Emma Gordon
Martha Bennett
Laxey Vandevord
New Castle
Anson G. MccCook
Bull Run
Death of Mrs William M White prompts local notices
Mrs William M White mother of Philip and Donald White died in Cleveland on Thursday August 21 1913 after a stroke and long illness. Born Tulia Ricks in Mt Pleasant she lived most of her life there before moving to Steubenville and then Cleveland. She leaves two sons and a sister Dr J Addison White in this city who is ill. Funeral services will be held in Mt Pleasant on Sunday at 3 PM. remains will be taken there from Cleveland accompanied by her sons. Relatives and friends plan to attend from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Littlecott
Pumtersey
John Stevenson
Knoxville
Andrew Stewart
River Avenue
Anna Boswell
Sadie Brown
Meadville
Saith Boswell
James Stewart
East Liverpool
J. Tames
Mia
Jane Thorn
Charles Martin
Buffalo
Henrietta White
Youngstown
Katherine Cashman
Steubenville
Myrle
Andria Shriver
Belle Howard
Newell
John Daniels
Main Street
West
J. T. Waniels
Joseph Wilson
Chicago
Ed. Leatherberry
Russell
Ruth Leatherberry
Newell Clark
Harriett Cooper
Harry Mills
Toronto Council Jr. O. U. A. M
Akron
Therganization
Rubber City
Chamber of Commerce
Committee of Entertainment
Mildred Catherine
James Terris
Toronto
Mannington
Terris
North Fourth Street
Union Cemetery
T. J. Wayble
Carrolltours
John Hommel, Jr
Ruth
Leonora Smith
John Carroll
Ed. Smith
Collins
Woodlawn
J. W. Collins
James Bowers
Weirton
E. G. Cooper
Pitsburg
David Bell
Charles Wemple
George Myers
Hilda. Bair
William M. White
William Mr. White
Cleveland
White
Mt. Pleasant
Philip
Donald
Dre. J. Addison White
LaBelle Avenue
Wellsburg
Sara Palmer
Nehers
Devi
Gaston
Ohio
Gilbert Follamsbeg
Walter Banfield
Alfred W. Si
Follansbes
W. Va
Samuel G. Wells
W. M. Simpson, Jr
Evelyn Worthen
Benjamin Cresap
K. C. Brashear
Bye
W. J. Holmes
Wothen
Mrs. Worthen
Worthen
Irk
Follansbee
Stenheaville
van Express
Will Spon
Asbury Park
Welsbury
Kirk
FoaPanshee Bros. Co
Molanshee
Vianr . Bans Held
East
Washington, Pa
Funeral services for Paul E. Haver held at W D Richey residence
Funeral services over the remains of Paul E. Haver were conducted Thursday at 8 p m at the residence of W D Richey on Wilden avenue. Rev Stokes of LaBelle View M E church led the service with church choir providing music. Remains were taken to Cadiz Friday for interment on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Haver
W. D. Richey
Wilden Avenue
Rev. Stokes
LaBelle View M. FE
Cadiz
Arrest in Wheeling for Brillant Home Theft
George Christian, a Black man, was arrested in Wheeling on a charge of entering Albert McGrew's Brillant home and stealing money. He will be returned to Brilliant to face the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
George Christian
Albert McGrew
Brillant
Brilliant
Sand Reunion Held for Ohio Survivors at Hopedale
Thirty two attendees gathered for a reunion of the Sand Ohio at Hopedale. Officers elected included Pies, A Ms Blackburn, en i We ewart, and treae D. A. McCullough si fiawe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand
Ohio
Hopedale
Blackburn
Ewart
D. A. McCullough
Beautiful wedding unites Hill and Buehler in quiet ceremony
Laura Mears Hill and Charles T. Buehler wed at 8 am Monday at the Hill home with only parents and Miss Elizabeth Nicholson present. Dr. J M Robinson officiated as the bride wore a satin charmuese gown with lace and orange blossoms. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding journey in a touring car and will reside at the Hill home upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Church
Bertha
Robert Sherrard Hill
Thomas
Henrietta M. Mears
Presbyterian Church
John Buehler
Andover
Mass
University of Pittsburg
Sigma the
Buehler
Buehlers
Robert Sherrard
Guard Shot in Mill Yard Quarrel Over Friday
Edward Brown, a Pope mill guard, was brought to City hospital with a badly injured arm after a night shooting during a quarrel with another guard. The shooter fled the mill yard. Brown will not discuss the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brown
Pope Mill
Brown
Atkinson Family Annual Reunion Elects Officers
The sixteenth annual Atkinson family reunion at Ferguson's Grove near Forlans on December 16 elected Ross Marsh of West Virginia as President and J Steubenville as Vice President. Harry Bowman Wellsburg was Treasurer and O C Atkinson West Virginia the Adjournment date set for August 1914. Many Steubenville attendees listed with family names and relations. gathering included prayer led by Rev Me Carty of Steubenville and Rev Levy Dy Welle of Mt Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Ferguson's Grove
Forlans
Welledburg
Me Carty
Steubenville
Olicy
Levy Dy Welle
Mt Ohio
Ed. Welles
Er W. Vand
Ross Marsh
W. Va
Ohio
Harry Bowman
Wellsburg
O -C. Atkinson
H. Ca
Be MeCarty
J. A
William
Lene
M.Y
E. T. Wells
Margaret McCord
Greeley
Elvira McKi
George Sharp
Margaret
Luella C. Mahan
Sharp
Elmer Hardy
Maud Pratley
Leila Sindorf
Charles Ellus
Russell
Bert Welle
Cleveland
Who Will Pay the Piper in Youth Labor Debate
The article discusses recent labor law amendments restricting girls in stores and offices, the challenge of supporting daughters and sons until ages 16 or 18, and the view that many youths aged 14 to 16 can contribute to family income, effectively doubling a father's earnings.
Prison Labor Pay Law Details With Deductions
A report outlines a new statute for inmate labor pay starting next month. Prisoners who have complied with rules may earn wages based on labor type, crime nature, and dependents’ needs. At least ten percent is reserved for the inmate for personal use after release.
Divorced Couple Rebinds Bond in Buffalo Ceremony
Wilbert E. Cox a 43 year old salesman from Wheeling West Virginia and Ida B. Cox of Akron Ohio formerly married renewed their marriage in Buffalo under City Court Judge Thomas H Noon an arrangement that follows a 1916 divorce at Parkersburg West Virginia They were both born in Harrisville West Virginia and once studied there before the estrangement that led to a remarriage after visiting the license clerk and marriage rite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert E. Cox
Wheeling
W. Va
Ida B. Cox
Akron
Ohio
Buffalo
Thos. H. Noonan
Cox
Krisville
Ida B. Leggett
Parkersburg
Harrisville
Protected game birds list and season dates
On Protected List. Quail ruffed grouse Carolina dove Mongolian pheasant ringnecked or other pheasant are protected until November 15 1918. Wood ducks are protected until September 1 1918.
Coroner Issues Four Inquest Verdicts
The coroner filed four verdicts detailing August deaths. Julia Rosen son died of heart disease on August 17. Steve Morgin was electrocuted August 14 while painting a bridge. Marko Davidh was killed August 17 by being struck by a Pan Handle train. David Greenleaf died of heart disease on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Rosenson
Steve Morgin
Marko Davidh
David Greenleaf
Guards Dispensed With at Weirton Mill Action
Most imported yards sent to Weirton by Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Co have been discharged, leaving only a few to guard mill property. The town is reported quiet with the mill running in full forces. Sheriff Merger has not been in town since last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirton
Hillips Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Weirston
Weirton School Dedicated With 25 000 Dollar Cost
The new Weirton school house costing about 25 000 dollars will be formally dedicated in September when the 1913 14 term opens. Prof Campbell of Hollis days Cove is principal, aided by eight teachers. Children of many nationalities attend this school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirton
Campbell
Hollisdays Cove
One Hundred Boys Out in Wellsville Inspection
State inspector visited Wellsville last week and toured several industries. He ordered removal of nearly 100 boys under age 12 from work, affecting many with restrictions on underage labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Fire damages home in Dillonvale. family escapes
A fire broke out Wednesday afternoon partially destroying the home of Mr and Mrs Andy Bermoth foreigners at Dillonvale. The blaze started in the kitchen and the cause is undetermined. Mrs Bermoth rushed out with her two children as neighbors warned them. A volunteer fire brigade arrived and fought the flames. loss to the house and furniture is nearly $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dittonvale
Andy Bermoth
Dillonvale
Mere
Burmorty
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Charles Mully
August Mulley
Pitteburgie
Joe Waltershee
Olive
Lydia Jenkins
Mornie
Cumberland
MD. A
Craig and Co
Chapman Farm
Fowlerstown
Chapman
Washington Pike
Epise
Pergueon Toay
Natsie Scardina
Pitteburg
James Jones
John Capritz
Neville Street
William Banfield
Court House
Harry Jacke
Pictie
F. M. Beresford
Painesville
Mary Jobson
Dennison
Belle Crossen
Marie Crossen
George E. Dempsey
Out of Town
Marie Sullivan
Ruth Dunn
Beatrice Manley
M. Eer
Benwood
Jamies Trainer
Alderson Hobson
Son Rews
Tank Geraghty
Henwood
Mina
John Quinn
Herb Quinn
John
Pennsylvania
York
Lisbon
Fred Home
Mel Rocke
Alice, Miah
Henry Bailey
Elderaville
Mies Mary Simmons
Salem
William Twign
Ethel Murry
Chester Hoffman
Dempsey Printing Establishment
Mire
Belle Price
East Side
Samuel Moody
Canton
O. Frank MclLis
Kirk-Worthen
Fergus
Son's Grove
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