Pains of the Aged Triumph With Kidney and Liver Pills
Advertises Dr. A W Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills as a cure for pains in the aged, claiming direct action on liver kidneys and bowels. Includes price twenty five cents per box and availability through Buffalo New York Steubenville Ohio Shenandoah Pennsylvania and Steubenville Drug Co. testimonials cite relief from ion and kidney troubles and improved bowel regularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Sylvester
South Main St
Shenandoah
A. W. Chan
Steubenville Drug Co
Steubenville, O
Engineers Hear Report and Elect Officers in Local Meeting
Tuscarawas Division No. 258 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers met Sunday at their Dennison hall and elected officers for the coming term. Thomas C. Wright was named chief engineer, Eli P. Millison first engineer, Samuel T. Logan second engineer, Edward Englehard first assistant, Chas W. McCullough second assistant, John J. Quailey third assistant, John W. Young guide, Isaac Bell chaplain, Eli P. Millison delegate to the Columbus convention in May 1908, W. F. Barcroft legislative board delegate, W. Hi. Stump insurance secretary. Matt Cahaney received a high vote and pledged a New Year’s Eve supper for the members with Will Gloyd and Baldy Nelson arranging details. Many out of town members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dennison
Thomas C. Wright
Eli P. Millison
Samuel T. Logan
Edward Englehard
Chas. W. McCullough
John J. Quailey
John W. Young
Isaac §. Bell
Columbus
Legislative Board
W. F. Barcroft
W. Hi. Stump
Insurance Association
Matt Cahaney
Will Gloyd
Baldy
Nelson
Anti-Grouch Club Formed in Cleveland
The Anti-Grouch Club is a new fad to counter grouches and bad attitudes. The first group in Cleveland includes stenographers and telephone operators who vow not to stress their typing or snap at others. Members will be fined for grouchy behavior as they aim to spread cheerful, smiley dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Scott's Emulsion Offered As Health Support
The ad states Scott's Emulsion is not a cure all yet can aid many issues where ordinary food fails. It claims to repair bodily waste and nourish the body, suggesting usefulness in cases marked by wast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Longtime Steubenville figure Jesse Campbell dies at 80
Jesse Campbell a Steubenville resident and longtime police officer died at the Masonic home in Springfield at about 80. Survived by wife Mrs Campbell and four children Emma Campbell Araminta Lloyd John A Campbell and S B Campbell. He held varied roles including Deputy Provost Marshal for Jefferson county and Deputy Warden of the Ohio Penitentiary. Remains to be buried from the Masonic Temple Sunday at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Cuctobel
Steubenville
Springfield
Emma Campbell
Araminta Lloyd
Zanesville
John A. Campbell
Pittsburg
S. B. Campbell
Columbus
Patterson
Oliver
Campbell
John Oliver
Jefferson County
Govenor Hoadley
Ohio Penitentiary
Hoadley
Masonic Temple
North Fourth Street
Death of Steubenville Businessman George B. Winters
George B. Winters, a Steubenville merchant active in shoe trade for decades, died at 706 Market Street at 3:30 a.m. Saturday aged 71 after eight weeks of illness. A Smithfield native, he came to the city 50 years ago and worked in multiple shoe ventures before retiring six years ago. He served in the Civil War, was a charter Elks member, GA R veteran, and a long time Republican, survived by wife Adah Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Winters
Steubenville
Market Street
Mr. Winters
Smithfield
D. S. McCoy
S. B. Campbell
Winters
Board of Education
O. V
The
Elks
George Winters
Mrs McPherson Dies After Four Days Illness
Mrs James McPherson wife of James McPherson died Monday afternoon at 2 30 at 677 Prospect Avenue after four days illness with peritonitis aged 38 She was a daughter of James Canfield of this city and wife of McPherson for twelve years leaving four children Agnes James Joseph and Mary Also surviving are brothers and sisters Simon Mrs John Gaffney Mrs George Denning Mrs Michael Denning and James The deceased was a devout Catholic and a member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McPherson
Mary
Prospect Avenue
Peritontis
James Canfield
Mr. McPherson
Agnes
James
Joseph
Simon
John Gaffney
George Denning
Michael Denning
Obituary for Holy Name Church Parishioner
A devoted wife and mother, she brought a cheerful disposition and grace of heart that endeared her to many friends who mourn her loss deeply. Her faith and community life at Holy Name church were central to her years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Church
Dr James A Oliver Funeral Held at Family Home
Impressive funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the family residence for Dr James A Oliver by Rev George B Smith. Floral offerings from professionals and friends surrounded the casket as pallbearers Dr Kerr Dr Barkhurst Dr Mossgrove Dr Podlewski Dr H H Erskine and Chas H Steele carried the vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
James A. Oliver
George B. Smith
Kerr
Barkhurst
Mossgrove
Podlewski
H. H. Erskine
Chas
H. Steele
Death of Pope Tin Works heater Charles E Evans
Charles E Evans son of David J and Mrs. Evans of Martin's Ferry died at his South Third street rooms on Tuesday from consumption at age 25 after four years at Pope Tin Works. Survived by four sisters Mrs Vickers Mrs Klukas Mrs Morena and Miss Birdie Evans, his fellow workers admired him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Evans
Charles Edward Evans
Pope Tin Works
South Third Street
Pope Works
Hizzelwitz
David J. Evans
Martin's Ferry
Thomas Vickers
Emma Klukas
Mattie Morena
Birdie Evans
Death of L S Lee at 133 North High Street
L S Lee aged 45 died at home Wednesday night after two weeks illness due to pleurisy and pneumonia. Born in Washington D C he previously lived in Syracuse and had resided here six months. Survived by second wife Mary Bennett. A skilled barber, he worked at B J Snyder's shop and was respected by patrons. He belonged to Colored Masons K of P and the Barber's union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Lee
Littleton Saunders Lee
North High Street
Washington, D. C
Syracuse
N. Y
Mary Bennett
B. J. Snyder
The
Colored Masons and K. of P
Barber's Union
Death of Mrs Louisa Hanna in Harrison County
Mrs Louisa Hanna died at her daughter’s home in Harrison County on Saturday evening last in the tooth year. She was aunt to W A Urquhart of the city and to Capt M J and W A Urquhart, Mrs Jane Turner of Columbus and Mrs Watterson of Granville. Funeral services were held Monday and interment was in Green Township cemetery. She left three daughters and two sons: Mrs Ebenezer Gray Marion Kansas Mrs Sarah Crew Cadiz Mrs John A Copeland Green Township Mr W T Hanna Green Township Mr John A Hanna Cadiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Hanna
William T. Hanna
Harrison County
W. A. Urquhart
Green Township
Ebenezer Gray
Marion
Kansas
Sarah Crew
Cadiz
John A. Copeland
W. T. Hanna
John A. Hanna
Mrs Hopkins Dies at 76 After Long Illness in Bellaire
Isabella W. Hopkins dies at her home west of the city at age 76 after months of declining health. Surviving are son Mordecai Nelson and other Bellaire relatives, two daughters Mrs A J Giffin and Miss Nettie Hopkins, plus pastors Rev Van Voorhis Rev Alexander and Rev Fields. Funeral at 10 a m Tuesday at the family home with interment at Rock Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Leroy
John H
George
Bert W
Bellaire
Alva J. Hopkins
The
Christian Church
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
A. J. Giffin
Nettie Hopkins
Earth
van Voorhis
Alexander
Rick Hill
Fields
Wheeling
Rock Hill
Bellaire Independent
Dee
Death of John T Malone in Martinsville Indiana
John T Malone died in Martinsville Indiana on Thursday morning at age 57. A former Steubenville resident and brother of the late Mrs Patrick Gorman and Michael Malone, he was born in Ireland and came to Cadiz Junction with his family before moving to Steubenville. He served as a Pan Handle section foreman, then engineer, later becoming Master Mechanic after accompanying Superintendent Barrett to the Big Four Railroad. Survived by his wife, three sons and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Malone
Martinsville
Ind
Steubenville
Patrick Gorman
Michael Malone
Ireland
Cadiz Junction
Supt. Barrett
Big Four Railroad
Malone
Death of Knoxville Woman Mrs John Hamilton
Mrs John Hamilton of Knoxville died Wednesday at four o clock. An estimable woman with many warm friends she will be buried at Island Creek church on Friday. She leaves a husband and three children to mourn the loss of a devoted wife and good mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
Knoxville
Island Creek Church
Tragic Thanksgiving Death Of Mrs Hamilton In Ohio
Mrs Isabelle J Hamilton died in a tragic accident near Scio Ohio on the eve of Thanksgiving. She had left Leesville to visit her son and was struck by a railroad train while crossing the track, ending a day meant for reunion in sudden sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle J. Hamilton
Hamilton
Leesville
Scio
Obituary of Isabelle McCullough Hamilton of Leesville
Isabelle McCullough Hamilton, born June 1839 in Jefferson County near Farnwood, died November 27, 1907. She married Edward Hamilton of Leesville. he died in 1904. A longtime M E Church member, she is survived by stepson F Hamilton of Steubenville and brothers W A and Joseph McCullough of Fernwood. Her funeral was held November 30, 1907, at home, conducted by Rev Gamble and Rev ST W Anderson, with burial in Leesville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Isabelle McCullough Hamilton
John
Jane McCullough
Jefferson County
Ohio
Farnwood
Edward Hamilton
Leesville
M. E. Church
Gamble
ST. W. Anderson
Palmyra
F. Hamilton
W. A
Joseph McCullough
Fernwood
Duke Jackson Dies Aged Warrenton Mail Carrier
Duke Jackson 70 a longtime Warrenton resident and mail carrier for nearly fifty years died Tuesday morning. He never missed a delivery except six times and is survived by several relatives. The funeral will be Thursday afternoon in Warrenton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Jackson
Warrenton
Mr. Jackson
Funeral for Mrs Rosa Helms in Steubenville
The funeral service for Rosa Merryman Helms of Steubenville was held Sunday at Bloomfield M E Church with Rev Eldredge delivering the sermon. Pallbearers included Edgar Porter Orville Porter John Hoobler C C Pierce Clyde Tipton and Mr Lash Flower bearer was Mr Ritson of Steubenville. Among the mourners named were Mrs McCorkle Bellaire Mr and Mrs Ritson Mr and Mrs Lash Lemuel Whitten Wintersville and Mrs Frank Maxwell Fernwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Merryman Helms
Steubenville
Bloomfield M. FE
Eldredge
Edgar and
Orville Porter
John Hoobler
C. C. Pierce
Clyde Tipton
Lash
Ritson
Helms
McCorkle
Bellaire
Lemuel Whitten
Harry Marker and
Wintersville
Frank Maxwell
Fernwood
Death of Mrs W O Davis former Miss Rachel Cook
Mrs W O Davis formerly Miss Rachel Cook sister of Mrs J L Foster of East End Pittsburg died suddenly at Wilkinsburg Hospital on Thanksgiving night. Married two years in June she was a well regarded PA resident, once of Steubenville, who often visited Pittsburg while staying with Mrs John Cummins. her death shocked many who praised her admirable traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Davis
Wm. O. Davis
Rachel Cook
J. L. Foster
East End
Pittsburg
Wilkinsburg Hospital
Steubenville
John Cummins
Mrs Sarepta Burris Dies After Illness in Brilliant
Mrs Sarepta Burris aged resident of Brilliant died Tuesday at 4 30 am after two months of illness from a complication of ailments. She was the daughter of Beverly McGee an early Wells township settler. Her husband Samuel Burriss died twenty years ago leaving one daughter Mrs William C Prescott of Cleveland. A Steubenville Female Seminary graduate the deceased was a member of the Disciple church. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Nancy McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Burris
Sarepta Burris
Brilliant
Beverly McGee
Wells Township
Samuel Burriss
William C. Prescott
Cleveland
Steubenville Female Seminary
Nancy McGee
Burriss
Disciple Church
Mrs Matilda McMillan Dies at East Liverpool at 72
Matilda McMillan a Hancock County native died at her East Liverpool home aged 72. Maiden name Miller daughter of John Miller an early settler. She married Robert T. McMillan who died nine years ago. They lived in Monroeville for years and were there in 1863 during Morgan raiders capture when raiders were delayed at her base and given drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda McMillan
Hancock County
W. Va
East Liverpool
Miller
John Miller
Robert T. McMillan
Monroeville
McMillan
Infant son of Wm EF Dora V Bowers Dies
Wm., infant son of Wm. EF and Dora V. Bowers, of 716 Dock Street, died of heart failure on November 20, aged three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora V. Bowers
Dock Street
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Pf E Briggs Dies
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Pf E Briggs of North Court street died on Friday and was taken to Bellaire on Saturday for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pf. E. Briggs
North Court Street
Diedon
Bellaireon
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary Erecta at Holy Name Church
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Erecta were held Thursday morning at Holy Name church with Rev Father Weigand presiding. Pallbearers included August Pesky Robert Byers Charles Pleacy Smith Mc Pherson Frank Martin and Joseph Shugt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryerecta
Holy Name Church
Father Weigand
August Pesky
Robert Byers
Charles Pleacy
Smith McPherson
Frank Martin
Joseph Shugt
Death of Hugh Murry Known Hamilton Mason
Word arrived of the death of Hugh Murry a 33rd degree Mason of Hamilton Canada. He is known locally and died Tuesday from apoplexy.
Wilkinsburg Woman Dies at 77 in Wilkinsburg Home
Mrs. T. M. Bennett Sr died at her daughter Mrs. John Gates Sr home in Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania on Tuesday. Her son Ulysses Bennett resides in Tiltonville, this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Bennett
John Gates
Wilkinshurg
Ulysses Bennett
Tiltonville
Remains of Charles Evans Sent for Interment
The remains of Charles Evans were shipped Tuesday evening to the home for his sister at Martin's Ferry, where interment will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evans
Martin's Ferry
Funeral services for Clayton Stevens held with Rev Redhead
The funeral services for Clayton Stevens were held on Wednesday with Rev Redhead presiding. Pallbearers included J. P. Parks, John Dunbar, and Jno, among others noted in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Stevens
Rev. Redhead
J. P. Parks
John Dunbar
Jno
Funeral Services for George B Winters Held at Residence
The funeral for George B. Winters was held Tuesday at the residence with Rev G B Smith presiding. Elks and G A R services occurred at the grave while pallbearers included J W Evans J A Mansfield and others. Flower bearers included Reese Odbert Harry Alban and B R Foster as the casket rested draped in the Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Winters
G. B. Smith
Elks
J. W. Evans
J. A. Mansfield
Capt. Bf, Prentiss
B. N. Lindsey
J. W. Jordan
T. W. Vance
Mr. Buchanan
Reese Odbert
Harry Alban
B. R. Foster
The
Elks, Gaor
M. E. Church
Funeral remains of Mrs Catherine McMasters in Richmond
The funeral for Mrs Catherine McMasters was held at her Richmond home. She lived over eighty years with a pure, unselfish life and died peacefully, with mourners calling her one of God's own saints. Dr. McMillan led services and she was laid to rest in U P cemetery in Richmond. A friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mc-Masters
Richmond
Death of Anton Gombas in Gill Hospital at 46
Anton Gombas aged 46 died at Gill Hospital last night of pneumonia. He boarded on North Sixth street when taken ill. His wife is in Hungary. He leaves a daughter named Mary in Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Gombas
Gill Hospital
North Sixth Street
Hungary
Mary
Steubenville
Court Notices From Wellsville and Area
The Wellsville Lumber Co. obtains judgment by confession against J. J. Obsen for 261 dollars and costs. Elmer E. Shaw versus Jonathan Long and others is continued at defendants costs. Roy I. McClare versus Grant Miller and M. L. Teaft yields judgment by confession for 279.33 dollars. Final dismissals in Rubber Co. cases recorded with costs paid. Wesley McConnell versus C. L. Foreman, treasurer, includes Frank Stone Elmer Vandyke John R. Winn Empire Pike commissioners as defendants. court grants relief and enjoins taxes on the Pike from McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Lumber Co
J. J. Obsen
Elmer E. Shaw
Jonathan Long
Roy I. McClare
Grant Miller
M. L. Teaft
Rubber Co
Court Journal
Wesley McConnell
C. L. Foreman
Frank Stone
Elmer Vandyke
John R. Winn
Empire Pike Commissioners
McConnell
Kidney Liver and Bowels Pill Advertisement Patented Cure
Mr. 8 B Holden of Grand Rapids Michigan reports years of sluggish liver constipation and back pain. He claims Dr A M Chase's Kidney Liver Pills restored activity quickly and painlessly. He recommends trying a box from dealers and writing for a free sample at Dr W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N. Y
Waiter Praises Sealshipt Oysters at Steubenville Eatery
A waiter touts Sealshipt oysters to a patron, claiming regular customers request them and inviting a kitchen tour to see the oyster display. He asserts the ice never touches the oysters and notes a large South Third Street store as the sole source in Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
South Third St
Steubenville
Tax rates levied in Jefferson County for 1907 details
Charles L. Foreman treasurer of Jefferson County Ohio notifies taxpayers of the 1907 tax levy rates in mills and fractions of mills on the county tax duplicate, detailing each object for which tax is assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Foreman
Jefferson County
Ohio
Pike Taxes in Jefferson County for 197
Special tax of 10 mill on all real and personal property within the Warrenton, Hopewell, Rush Run, Winpire, Mt Proagant, Lens Run, Nec, Portland and Dtttonvate turnpikes. An additional 6 mills on Knox ville and Skelly Station turnpikes and 5 mills on Smithfield and Portland Turnpikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Warrenton
Hopewell and
Rush Run
Winpire
Mt. Proagant Station
Lens Run
Nec
Portland
Knoxville
Skelly Station
Smithfield
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Tuscarawas Division
Jesse Campbell
Sloan
Quincy
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
Court News
Ayer
Q.c. Ayer
Keanes
the Big Store
Sinking Fund University Fund State Common School
County Levy
Crush Creek
Bac Ro Creek
Rush Creek
Bethan
Alexandria
Alexandria Villa
Saben
Steubenvile ‘T
Cross Creek Township
Wayne T. Scool
Crees Creek
Wells T
Coronta
Island Creek
Knex
Island Creek Township
Candito
Jet Island Creek
Tooo
Knox Towns
Mira Rosa Townsh
Knox Town
Mmerire
Knox Sores
Pleasant Township
Saeee
Dillonvale
Villa
Mt. Pleasant
Fenre
USN
Wee Ross ‘Ownship
Knox Township
Rosas
Steubenville Township
Tees
Steuben
Saline Township
Owen Contalh
Bargholz
Bergholz
Amsterdam
Sale -Townshin
Salem
Ross
Richmond Boroug
Smithfald
Ek Lonvale
Smithfield Village
Grover Village
Wells
Reuver
Steenee
Capes
Ase
Bas
Osn
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