Death of Sister Reginald in Columbus at age 26
Sorrow fills the city as Sister Reginald, born Louise Biggio, dies at St. Josephs Hospital Columbus on Thursday December 3 1908 at noon in the 27th year of her age. She was educated at Holy Name and taught eight years in New York Newark and St Marys of the Springs. Funeral services set for 9:30 AM Saturday in St Marys chapel. Survived by parents three brothers John Andrew Frank and two sisters Mary and Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald
St. Joseph's Hospital
Columbus
Louise
Laurence
Rose Biggio
Holy Name School
St. Mary's of the Sprinks
Allhoubl
New York City
Newark
St. Mary's of the Springs
John
Andrew
Frank
Mary
Florence
St. Mary’s of the Springs
Michael Stein of Elm Grove Dies at 77
Michael Stein, father of Mrs. Frank Huscroft and Elm Grove mayor, died Tuesday Dec 8 1908 at his Elm Grove home from pneumonia aged 77. A native of Hesse Darmstadt he came to the U S at sixteen. Survived by children Henry Stein mayor of Elm Grove and others in Fulton W Va Martins Ferry Wheeling Steubenville Greggsville and more. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm from his Elm Grove home with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Stein
Frank Huscroft
Stein
Elm Grove
Fulton
Hesse-Darmstadt
Germany
United States
Henry Stein
Greenwood Cemetery
Dr John E Russell Telegram Reports Death at Mt Vernon
A telegram to Dr. and Mrs. F S Maxwell announced the death of their friend Dr John E Russell at his Mt Vernon home at 6 30 this morning. The notice provides concise details of the passing and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Russell
F. S. Maxwell
Mt. Vernon
Arriving Pally Scotts Carpet Store Spring Stock
New spring patterns of Rugs Curtains and Curtains. Open season with velvet rugs from Stinson mills at 16.50 and tapestry Brussels rugs from Smith Co at 9.00. Large stock sizes odd sizes available. Lace curtains portieres curtains shades in all colors and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinson Mills
Smith Co
Bissell
Grand Rapids
Obituary of John H Lowe at Summit Avenue home
John H Lowe died at his Summit avenue home at 2 o clock Wednesday morning after several weeks illness. Born in Pennsylvania in 1848 he was sixty. He married Wilhelmina Urquhart of this city thirty two years ago and they have a son John. Surviving are four sisters Mrs Blackburn Della Josephine and Mrs Frank Shaw of Columbus and brother David of Alliance. Services Friday at 2 30 p m. He belonged to Fine M E Church more than thirty years and was a Republican and Herald patron for 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lowe
Summit Avenue
Mr. Lowe
Ors
Naomi Lowe
Pennsylvania
Wilhelmina
Urquhart
John
Dr. Blackburn
Della
Josephine
Frank Shaw
Columbus
David
Alliance
Fine M. E. Church
Joseph C Robinson Dies After Illness In Steubenville
Joseph C Robinson died at his Lincoln avenue residence Saturday at 8:20 am after a period of paralysis following ill health since summer. Born July 2 1820 in Bartley County Durham England, he married Ann Fatherly 54 years ago in December and came to the United States in 1857 and Steubenville in 1869. Survived by his wife and a brother William in England. A St Pauls church member and the oldest Red Man in the Ohio valley, he was a coal miner and longtime local businessman respected in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Robinson
Joseph C. Robinson
Lincoln Avenue
Bartley
County Durham
England
Ann
United States
Steubenville
William
St. Paul’s Church
Red Men
Ohio Valley
Mrs Lydia Linduff widow of Isaac Linduff dies at 1703 Market St
Mrs Lydia Brown Linduff widow of Isaac Linduff who died in August 1907 entered into rest at her home 1703 Market Street on Saturday at 6 pm after a brief illness of one week. Born November 24 1836 in Columbiana County to Friends parents maiden name Lydia Edmundson. Married to Linduff April 15 1860. Surviving are four children John Linduff of Columbus Mrs J E Mooney and Cora Linduff at home and David J Linduff of Pittsburgh plus sister Mrs Evelyn Clarkins of Fort Worth Texas. A devoted mother she was respected in the community and a member of the Swendenborgian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Brown Linduff
Isaac Linduff
Market Street
Columbiana County
Friends’ Parhentage
Lydia Edmundson
Linda
John
Linduff
Columbus
J. E. Mooney
Cora Linduff
David JT
Pittsburg
Evelyn Clarkins
Fort Worth
Texas
Swendenborgian Church
Miss Dorcas H Clark Dies in Wheeling After Illness
Miss Dorcas H Clark died at her Wheeling home Friday morning after a lingering illness. A Steubenville and Wheel ing native, she was daughter of the late Stephen and Narcissus Clark and leaves two brothers John H Clark of Steubenville and Robert Clark of Wheel ing. She was an aunt of Mrs John Scarlett and Stephen Clark. A member of Chapline Street MoE Church, she had many friends for her charitable work. The funeral will be Sunday afternoon from the late residence. relatives from this city will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas H. Clark
Wheeling
Stephen and
Narcissus Clark
John H. Clark
Steubenville
Robert Clark
John Scarlett
Stephen Clark
Mingo Junction
Miss Ina Bell Dies After Illness in Steubenville
Miss Ina Jane Bell, 25, died March 26 at 7 a m at the home of her parents, 446 South Fourth street. She had been in poor health since an influenza attack and three months of tuberculosis. Born in Steubenville, she is survived by her parents Wate L and Elizabeth Bell, three brothers John of Duluth Oscar of Portoria and Frank at home, and sister Mary wife of John Fisher of this city. She belonged to the Congregational Church and was active in the C E Society. Her death brings sorrow to many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Bell
Ina Jane Bell
South Fourth Street
Steubenville
Wate
Elizabeth Bell
John
Duluth
Oscar
Ostoria
Frank
Mary
John Fisher
Congregational Church
C. E. Society
Dr J A Lindsey Dies After Paralytic Stroke in Salineville
Dr J A Lindsey a well known Columbiana county physician died at his Salineville home Wednesday after a paralytic stroke. He practiced fifty years and leaves two sons in medicine Samuel now at the Iowa state insane asylum and Will in Amsterdam Jederson county. Funeral held Monday at 2 30 at the Lincoln avenue residence with Rev Edwin Redhead of St Stephens Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dri A Lindsey
J. A. Lindsey
Columbiana County
Salinevile
Samuel
East Liverpool
Iowa State Insane Asylum
Will
Amserdam
Jederson County
John
Salinesille
Joseph C. Robinson
Lincoln Avenue
Edwin Redhead
St. Stephens Church
Episcopal rites bury man with six pallbearers
At the rites the deceased was laid to rest as six pallbearers Millicnma Gunn Charles Ludwig Edwin Galvin Charles Luieds Henry Lucas and Fred Riechser bore the casket to the tomb.
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Episcopal ‘Church
Millicnma
Gunn
Charles Ludwig
Edwin Galvin
Charles Luieds
Henry Lucas
Fred Riehter
Obituary Notices From Bellaire District
Mrs Hugh Giffin and family were summoned to Bellaire after the death of her mother in law Mrs Inaballe wife of the late Hugh Giffin who died there Thursday morning aged years. Five sons and four daughters survive. The funeral services of Mrs Isaac Ligduff were largely attended officiated by Rev Evans with George Winters on music and pallbearers Mooney and Dr Geof McCausien. Also funeral services for James Everetts were at St Peters church officiated by Father Powers with pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Giffin
Ross Giflin
Bellaire
Inaballe
Isaac ‘Ligduff
WN Evans
George Winters
Mooney
Geof McCausien
James Everetts
St. Peters Church
Father Powers
James Shanahan
M. Houlihan
Dan Doyle
Ed. F. Fiessi
Barney McCann
Wim. McCarty
James Johnston Dies at 44 in Pittsburgh Area
James Johnston former city resident died yesterday at West Penn hospital from diabetes at age 44. He was married to Saile Bowman of this city who survives him. Funeral services mention Miss Ina J Bell Mrs Goldie Lodge Mrs Kate Holt with multiple pallbearers listed for each service. The notice also lists deaths of several children and miners including Dominic Sabbatino and Milchidas Forgach with brief family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnston
West Penn Hospital
Saile Bowman
Obituary of William R Miser in New Comerstown
William R Miser son of Robert H Miser died at his home in New Comerstown November 26 1908 after four weeks illness of typhoid fever in his youth. He married Miss Carley Davidson of Hopedale and is survived by his wife mother four sisters and several nieces and nephews. He was employed by the P C C and St L RR and joined Mobk Church Annapolis. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Roberts and Rev. E S Smith with Knights of Pythias in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Miser
Robert H. Miser
New Comerstown
Carley Davidson
Hopedale
Mr. Anser
P. C.c
St. L. RR
Mobk. Church
Annapolis
E. S. Smith
Robt
TH. Miser
Steubenville
Clara Kirkpatrick
Carrie Johnson
Laura Brown
Sheraden
Jessie Kirk
Richmond
Knights 07 Pythias
Epworth League
Roberts
E. S Smith
Knights
Eastern Ohio Patents Reported By K B Dunlap
Patent lawyer K B Dunlap of Wheeling West Virginia reports the recent issue of patents to Eastern Ohio inventors. Listed are J F Barton Ravenna railroad and rail fastener L L Bogue Rast Orwell aspirator F F Farnarter assignor to Morgan Engineering Co automatic brake for hoisting machines M Eo French Clyde kettle H C Hansen Oak Harber power jack CG We Hoffman Shiloh basket Ww I Johnson Killbuck bee feeder T Langford Lakewood devices for filling and emptying vessels C A McNeal Newark sign L D Morton assignor Hindle Dauch Paper Co andusks parking case C and Wo Rekker Lakewood electric call bell J B Stevens Cumberland gate S A Tyson Zanesville metal post or column W F Warden Akron ventilator C J Whitmore Tewett assigner of one half to D J Partick Wheeling West Virginia wrench
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Eastern Ohio
K. BE. Dunlap
Wheeling
W. Va
Ravenna
Fasmer
L. L. Bogue
Rast Orwell
Nasrator
FF. K. Faarnter
Morgan Engineering Co
Chances
M. Eo French
Clyde
Kettle
H.C. Hansen
Oak
Harber
We Hoffman
Shiloh
Johnson
Killbuck
T. Langford
Lakewood
C. A. McNeal
Newark
L. D. Morton
Hindle & Dauch
C. and
Wo Rekker
J. B. Stevens
Cumberland
Gate
S A. Tyson
Zanesville
W. F. Warden
Akron
C. J. Whitmore
Tewett
D. J. Partick
Road Annulled by Probate Court Over Irregular Proceedings
The Probate court annuls the Isaac Fithen road petition, an extension of Cli ten avenue at Mingo to Goulds, noting irregularities in county commissioners proceedings and lack of compensation to heirs. The action affected one third of the route through the Otte place and involved the minor heirs of Nirtes Ett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Fithen
Isaac Fithen iv
Cliten Avenue
Mingo
Goulds
Otte Place
Nirtes Ett
Heavy Fines In Probate Case Outlined
In Columbiana a probate matter centers on a financial penalty imposed on a party named in the record. Officials report a payment obligation tied to the probate dispute, with fines and enforcement details referenced.
Christmas Gift Store Teems With Holiday Goodies
The shop touts shelves groaning with delightful gift items. Bright displays invite customers to choose wisely and buy economically. Helpers spread the Christmas spirit, making visits enjoyable as this store bills itself as headquarters for Holiday Girl Things in useful and ornamental forms.
Perfume Gifts In Fancy Holiday Boxes For Xmas
A local ad offers perfumes in Rickseeker and Colgate makes with fancy holiday boxes. Includes toilet waters for both men and women. Prices range from 25 cents to 3 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickseeker
Colgate
Water shortages plague Canton infirmary and workhouse
Fragmentary text reports water supply issues at the Canton infirmary and workhouse. It notes a long shortage during a prolonged drought, with the big tank from the city refilled near Brady's lane and hauled by two horses. The item also lists a string of licenses or names including Crank We Lisby, Sarah Smith, Russell Bibbo, Nancy Dugan and others across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady's Lane
Mackage
Crank We Lisby
Sarah Smith
Toronto
Russell Bibbo
Nancy Dugan
Ragland
John Green
Dillonvale
Carrie Richerson
Mt. D Pleasant
C. Harold Williams
Katie Christian
Steubenville
Sylvester Elliot
Carrie J. Yellows
Pernwod
Robert P. Nichols
Barton
Jeanne Armstrong
Breuber
Boy Injured in Franklin Street Collision
An eight year old boy, son of William Kelly of Sixth Street, sustained injuries after a vehicle swerved and struck a fire plug on Franklin Street. The accident occurred early on a Sameday morning, with two other passengers hurt during the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliow
Win
Kelly
Adeed
Frankin Vente
Franklin
Shah
Wade
Stanton Post G A J holds annual election
The Stanton Post of the Grand Army of the Republic conducted its annual election on Monday evening seeking to appoint officers and set the post’s agenda for the coming year. Members gathered at the hall to vote and discuss community service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. M. Stanton Post
Local Fraternal Lodge Officers Elected for Coming Year
The December 7, 1908 meeting elected officers for the coming year including John Darmert Senior View, William Ruddicks Junior Vice, William Nichols, Caria, Wook Kidgley Quartermaster, J. Cl Ault Stirweon, Reverend Hronte Gare as pastor, Joe Stewart Trustee for three years, and D. Smith Delegates to the State Campment with Maxwell and Agk A.C. as alternates Blipiebtrn S Tf urchfeld, Wim Ruddicks, Ro cM Brown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Russell
Cooper
Rucben Miller
Kittie Harper
Leckey Harper
Harper
Catherine
Maxwell Prior
Scott’s
Scott's
Steubenville, Ohio
Ina J. Bell
Rev. Jones
Ralph and
John Chaytors
James Travis
Thos. Morigan
Howard Whittaker
Wm. Bre‘mer
Aug. Hetse
Goldie Lodge
Rev
S. B. Smith
Silas
Charles Lodge
John Kidd
Joseph Kunkle
Alfred Wilkinson
John Blackburn
John Moran
Barney Martin
Kate Holt
Foreman
Lorenzo Howard
Scott Wise
John Pleasant
James Baltimore
Mary Helen
Agnes Coady
Dominic Sabbatino
Piney Fork
Gill Hospital
Milchidas Forgach
Phoenix
Astrakany
Ike Tom&et Érie
Silk Kimonas
Crepe Kimonas
Sik Petticoats
Tate
Kissell
SIME
Ceca Mee
Canton Workhouse
Stanton Post
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