Death Notice for Ruth Greene of Steubenville Area
Ruth Greene, long time resident, died recently after a long illness. She was a devoted wife of Mayme Greene and mother to several children and stepchildren. Survived by siblings and extended family. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivoker
Youmier
Mayme
Lawrence Greene
Ruth
Bene Aleo
Ghi Qeig
Sanel
New Castle
Andrew
Toronea
Charles
Steubenville
Mes
Kreiter
Ida May Brown Dies at 47 in Mingo Junction Home
Ida May Brown widow of James Brown died at the family residence on Cleveland avenue Mingo Junction at midnight of Sabbath December 1 1932 aged 47 years 2 months 8 days after three months of kidney trouble and two months bedfast She bore her sufferings with patience and gently fell asleep to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Roche
Sby
Hares
Ida May Brown
James Brown
Cleveland Avenue
Mingo Junction
Death of Mrs A M Hunt at 72 in La Nelle View
Mrs A M Hunt aged 72 died Sunday at 3 20 am at La Nelle View from acute indigestion after illness. She came from Wheeling four years ago and was a Baptist church member. Survived by children HL Clark Nes A M Clark WS Hang J B Montgomery W T flood and Mheri Elm living in Stethenville Finteyville Martin's Ferry Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hunt
Anna Maria Hunt
G. TH
Ridge and McDowe Avenues
la Nelle View
Wheeling
The
Baptist Church
HL Clark
Nes
A. HM. Clark
WS. Hang
Stethenville
J. B. Montgomery
Finteyville
W. TL Flood
Martin's Ferry
Mheri Elm
Mrs Ann Jordan Dies at Family Home in Wintersville Area
Mrs Ann Jordan died Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs Wyle Calpher’s home on North Court Street. She was 82 years old and widow of John Jordan. Surviving children include Benjamin and George of Wintersville, Elzie and Mrs Kate Willian of Steubenville, Leonard of Colombes, and Mrs Turner Freeman of Steubenville. She was highly respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Jordan
Wyle Calpher
North Court
Benjamin
George
Wintersville
Elzie
Kate Willian
Steubenville
Leonard
Colombes
Turner Freeman
John Jordan
Infant dies at three weeks in Clinton Street home
The three weeks old infant of Mr and Mrs Philip Morgan residing at 325 Clinton Street died on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Morgan
Clinton Arect
Sanday
Infant Dies in Reed's Mine District Burial Sunday
The infant three week old child Vir Wetday and Mrs. Chas Wetday of Reed’s Mine died Saturday and were buried Sunday at Wontersville. Rev Stewart of Bloomfield officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Wetday
Reed
Mite
Wontersville
Stewart
Bloomfield
Funeral Services for Several Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth King J W Chasspell and Mrs Mary Watkins were held on Sunday with Rev officiating. Pallbearers included Ross Long Charles Pleisse Bert Edwards Elmer Friend Wm Crewson Wm Call Wm Green Chas Bevan Geo McCoy George Atkinson Narr Montgomery J A Fisher Freese Herman Mills James Separer Frank Dimit George Kurner David Hays Larry Richardson David Trenley Thomas Latimore G W Hanber Iry Morgan Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth King
Rev. Eakin
Ross Long
Charles Pleisse
Johnson Barthold
George Barthold
Bert Edwards
Elmer Friend
J. W. Chapspell
J. E Miller
Wm. Crewson
Wm. Call
Wm. Green
Chas, Bevan
Geo, McCoy
George Atkinson
Narr Montgomery
J. A. Fisher
Freese
Herman Mills
James Separer
Frank Dimit
George Kurner
Mary Watkins
Kev. Snelson
David Hays
Larry Richardson
David Trenley
Thomas Latimore
Mr. Lefringe
G. W. Hanber Iry
Morgan Smith
Funeral services for Nathan W. Stump in East Liverpool
Funeral services over the remains of Nathan W. Stump of East Liverpool were held Monday afternoon at O. C. Stump’s residence in East Liverpool after his death Saturday at his son E T Stump’s home in Steubenville. He leaves sons O C and Homer of East Liverpool E T of Steubenville Howard and Warren of Gilmore County West Virginia and daughters Lula Buchanan West Virginia Leona Marietta and five brothers and two sisters in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan W. Stump
East Liverpool
E .T. Stump
Steubenville
O. C. Stump
O. C
Homer
E. T
Howard and
Warren
Gilmore County
W. Va
Lula
Buchanan
Obituary of Mrs Elizabeth King of Steubenville
Mrs Elizabeth King a longtime Steubenville resident died at her home 496 South Third street on Friday afternoon age about eighty nine She was born in Ballamana Antrim Ireland and came to Steubenville in 1851 She lived alone since 1879 with a reclusive life yet a generous heart Surviving brother George Andrews a banker of Jasper Missouri and nephew J H Andrews Funeral services were held at Colliers W V with Rev Ritchie pallbearers listed and burial at Three Springs cemetery
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Elizabeth King
South Third Street
King
Ballamana
County Antrim
Ireland
Andrews
Steubenville
Willam King
George Andrews
Jasper Missouri
Stetthenville
J. H. Andrews
Night Operator Hurt in Gould's Strike While Walking Track
Wilbur Holmes, night operator at Gowds, was badly injured Saturday night near Mingo Junction after stepping off a track and falling over a bank. He is at Coll Hospital with suspected internal injuries and serious neck and shoulder sprains, overall condition described as painful and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Holmes
Gowds
Coll Hospital
Mingo Junction
Wedding Bells Spark Cambridge Autumn Soiree
A refined home wedding occurred in Cambridge Ohio on the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred Hornickel. Their daughter Mil dred Violette Hornickel wed William Robert Kirk of Steubenville amid chrysanthemums and smilax. The ceremony featured Rev W L McCormick officiating with musical interludes by Geo Nay and Marguerite McMahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Fred Hornickel
Mildred Violette Hornickel
William Robert Kirk
Steubenville
W. L. McCormick
First Presbyterian Church
Geo. Nay
London
England
Marguerite McMahon
Martins Ferry
Donald Riggs
Reymond Hornickel
W. Do McCcommick
Paul Kirk
Merley. Wiggins
Wellsburg
W. Va
Helen Johnson
Wheeling
Edna Hornickle
Wedding of Miss Hornickel in Steubenville
The ceremony featured Miss Hornickel in duchesse satin with lace and orange blossoms, escorted by her father. Attendants included Mrs. Merle E Wiggins and flower girls Luede Bierney and Margaret Hornickel. Guests gathered at the National Hotel for a reception and wedding anniversary celebration, with gifts listed and plans to reside in Steubenville after a wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luede Bierney
Margaret Hornickel
Petala
National Hotel
T. H. Kirk
Steubenville
Emma E. Seller
Helen Johnsson
Martha McClure
W. S. Miller
Harry Miller
Marsh Lantz
Wheeling
George McMahon
Marguerite McMahon
Vera McMahon
Martin
Kay
M. E. Wiggans
Avisburg
W. Va
Luter Hornickel
Edith
Cleveland
Gertrude Hawthorne
Mt. Pleasant
Elisha B. Harris
Dillonvale
George Kay
London
England
Times
Canbridge
Ohio
Death of James Chappell Details Uncertain Inquest Sought
Relatives claim James Chappell died from a poison or apoplexy at his Lincoln avenue home. Dr A M Blackburn cites brain-depression as a likely cause after a bursting blood vessel. Chappell had been ill for years. Separately, two drillers were badly burned when a well fire erupted at Rush Run Friday evening, a flash igniting gear and stopping work by 7 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Nym) Chappell
A. M. Blackburn
Chappell
Lincoln Avenue
Chas
Sivard ¢Darm
Trial begins in Coburn Burrows murder case in Lisbon
Lisbon December 2 The trial of John Coburn age 21 and Mrs Mary Burrows 35 for the murder of Richard Burrows near East Liverpool on Sept 2 opens today Jurors to be chosen for testimony tomorrow State alleges Coburn and Mrs Burrows were lovers and killed Burrows when interrupted Defense claims Coburn killed Burrows to save Mrs Burrows from being choked by her husband in Indianapolis Also in this session four of 45 dynamite conspiracy defendants are discharged as charges not sustained leaving 41 defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
John Coburn
Mary Burrows
Richard Burrows
Liverpool
Burrows
Moody Coburn
Coburn
Indianapolis
Creee
Miller
Government Estimates Outline Panama Canal and Postal Expenditures
The plan seeks 8 722 200 for a specific purpose and 30 174 432 for canal work this year, 1 130 507 less than current-year appropriations. Fortifications at Panama would total 6 769 522, with 2 323 000 previously allocated. The post office requests 281 7EL 508 to operate, plus 823 415 455 total estimated to reach 1 105 206 963. Political debate concerns Democratic control and potential delays in passing supply bills amid House Senate disagreements.
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Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Panama
Congress
House
Senate
Turnpike Directors Report Jefferson County Ohio 1912
The Turnpike Directors of Jefferson County Ohio present the year ending August 31 1912 statements of receipts and expenses. The report lists balances borrowed from the county transferred from liquor fund and various road related expenditures including paving work stone spreading ditch cleaning and water and sewer improvements. It names several towns and roads such as Mt Pleasant Raysland Dillonvale and Wintersville outlining project costs and the balance on hand.
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Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
Pike Ang Ie
Hee Cave Vaca
Alikanna
Mt. Pleasant
Long Run
Hmerson
Belmont Coumty Fine
Reece
Mt. Pleasant & Rayland
Iseexer
Wintersville
Richmond
Mt. Pleasant Sta
Smith
England
CU Ee
Rayland
Miron
Emerson & Science Hill
Ats
Toronto & Island Creek
Beeen
Blackburns, Sanders & Center
Woganod
Warrenton & Bidwell
Alikanna & Sanders
Adena & Long Aie
Ersias
Emerson, Setence Hill
Har- Prm
Ee Alweds
Knoxville & Empire
New Alexandrian & Graham
Smithfield & Bidwell
Smithfield & Potters Shop
East Springfield
Dillonvale
Eo Brilliant
George's Run
Belmont County
Wills Creek
George’s Run
Mingo
Smithfiel
D & Red Ridge
Richmond & Knoxville
Steubenville
Hopewell & Rush Run
Lea Richmond & Skelly
Aaa
Brilliant
John A. Fisher
Www
Burchfield
WM. M. Cheffy
Board of Turnpike Directors
Public Sale at Ragland Farm on Warrenton Pike
A public sale will be held at the farm, three miles from Ragland on Warrenton pike, Thursday December 13, 1912 at one o'clock. Described property includes 33 head cattle with 14 cows and the rest young stock, two mules suitable for delivery wagon, and a four year old driving horse. Terms: months credit with approved security. Havythorne and Creamer. Aou Moore and Son Auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragland
Warrenton Pike
Tone May
Havythorne & Creamer
AOU Moore & Sony Auctioneer
Democratic House Eyes Wilson Era Budget Shifts
Congressional plans under Democratic control focus on estimates for the economy and efficiency commission and the commerce court. Proposals include 250000 for the commission, 34500 for the court, and White House redecorations with 1000 toward updating the east and west wings and ceremonial rooms.
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House
Congress
Economy and Efficiency Commission
Apy Inte
Taft
House Democrats
Snelter
Commerce Court
White House
Wilson
Executive Mansion
Flogging Debate and Reform Ideas in Crime Punishment
The speech argues flogging as a selective, private punishment for certain offenders, warnings against lynch mobs, and supports indeterminate imprisonment. It advocates sterilization for rape offenders, calls for harsher penalties for wife beaters and child offenders, and suggests a limited use of corporal punishment as a deterrent within a structured system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Baldwin
Blackstone
Fugland
Crest
England
Howe
Whipotine
Whipping as Temperance Lesson in Connecticut Schools
A historical note argues whipped punishment can deter crime and reform youth. It claims a boy spared from reform school or jail gains salvation, citing Connecticut where no man was whipped twice. The piece presents corporal discipline as a direct temperance teaching tool and moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
No Time for Trifles Philosophy Quip
A Chicago Record Herald cartoon caption contrasts wealth and labor, noting someone earning $3 a day with no time to ponder a $1,000,000 investment at 4 percent yielding $40,000 yearly. The exchange highlights busy work life over financial contemplation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record- Herald
Bertha Ely Seeks Divorce in Jefferson County Ohio
Bertha Ely filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas Jefferson county Ohio case NX5.188 Appearance Docket No. 16 page 314 praying for divorce from William H Ely Jr on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty with hearing set for on or after February 4 1913. Thos S Jones attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Ely
A. D
Bertha-Ely
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