Mills Started at Yorkville Tin Plant Under Scott Leadership
A new Yorkville tin plate complex began operation with five mills active, part of a 30 day plan to bring all mills online. Isaac M. Scott heads the company, with Steubenville, New Kensington, Canton, Washington and Waynesburg recruits filling key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Yorkville
Isaac M. Scott
Steubenville
New Kensington
Canton
Washington
Waynesburg
William Edwards
Charles Hobstetter
Pope Tin
Supt
McNulty
Washington, Pa
Murphy
Lewis
Tin House
McKeen
Pope Mill
E. F. Castner
Frank M. Henderson
Treacurer
James G. Medill
Joseph Holloway
Samuel Dies
Joy Riders Miraculously Escape After Car Plunges Into Creek
John Burke a New Alexandria oil man and four companions survived a Saturday night crash at Cross Creek bridge in Mingo after their car left the road, tipped over twice, and landed upright in the creek. The machine was badly damaged but the five occupants escaped with only scratches, pulled from the wreck by witnesses. The party had been returning from Steubenville when the incident occurred. The car was later hauled to New Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
New Alexandria
Burke
Cross Creek County Bridge
Mingo
Steubenville
Coroner Reports Two Mine Inquest Verdicts
The coroner filed verdicts in two inquests. Fred Manley died at Bradley mine on December 10 when a motor car crushed him as he jumped to throw a witch. Jos Cavazzi died at Ragland mine on December 8 when a roof stone fell on him as he neglected to put up posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Manley
Bradley Mine
Dec
Jos. Cavazzi
Ragland Mine
Sunday closes jurors drawn in Johnstown campaign notes
Campaign notes from Johnstown report Billy Sunday's six week temperance tour ending with over 2,000 in attendance and $15,665 raised. 12,060 conversions claimed. Sunday to stay an extra day for two sermons on temperance. Jurors for January terms listed with names from Steubenville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Johnstown
Steubenville
Sunday
Cambria County
Conemaugh Valley
Evangelistic Association
Bartenders’ Association of
Pittsburg
Tabernacle
John Barleycorn
Winona Lake
James Carson
Thos
J. Creswell
Chas. Hunt
Adena
Duke
Bergholz
Ross Scott
Junction
Tos. Sterling
R. J. Davis
Clyde Gray
Toronto
Ira Camden
Rawland
A. C. Jones
Yorkville
Thos. Price
BF Murphy
W. L. O’brien
E. J. Dickson
J. W. Bendure
Maml
McLane
Irondale
David Garden
Mt. Pleasant
Steve McDevitt
Rush Run
Edw. Speinardltz
W. L. Cole
Brooklyn Detectives Nab Murder Suspect Aboard Steamer
Detectives Busby and Dittman stopped the Austro American liner at Pier 1 Bush Docks as Casuccio sought to sail for Italy. He was dragged from coal bunkers after resisting and jailed on a Sullivan law charge. A murder tied to Steubenville prompted the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Camilla Caguceio
Italy
Busby
Dittman
Fourth Avenues
Brooklyn
Pier 1
Bush Docks
Zar
Casuccio
Fourth Avenue
South Sixth Street
Brown
Huscroft
Palermo
Sunday Night Street Brawls Leave Man Injured on Market Street
Several rounders attacked Ora Anton on Market street above Fourth Saturday night leaving him with a broken left ankle after Amien attempted to rise. Ambulance ferried him to his South Seventh street extension home. A second assault occurred on North Fourth near Dollar alley with drunks beating a man who was carried away. No arrests reported. Widespread drunkenness blamed on bargain booze as saloons face closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Anten
Market Street
Fourth
Amien
Anton
South Seventh Street
North Fourth Street
Dollar Alley
Realty Transfers Across Town Highlight Diverse Lots and Fees
A list of real estate transfers shows numerous buyers and sellers across Highland City, Warren township, Salem township, and Dillonvale. Transfers include parcels, lots, and fractional acres with prices from $1 to $2,590, noting entities such as Santa Monica Medillan Warren and Harris Lumber Co. among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al L. Sedgwick
Louis DeLuca
Highland City
Walbur L. Medill
Santa Monica
Medillan
Warren Township
Elza Burge
Carrie
Rogers
S. D
Brilliant
Brenton Lewis
Mary Davidzon
East Springfield
B. W. Lewis
J. E. Marple
Wella Two
John Kirkpatrick
Wm. C. Burchfield
Salem Township
Wm. R. Thompson
Guy Johnston
Clara Corlinda Williamson
C. J. Davis
S. D. Toronto
Emma S. Drennen
David C. Ely
Drennen
D. Brilliant
Emma S
Wells Twp
Grant Perrine
Raymond Rizzi
Smithfield Township
Wm. J. Yost
John F. Rickerstaff
Pebble Bank
Rioss
Harry Childs Hodgens
Harris Lumber Co
Highland Caty
Mary A. Davidson
Benton Lewis
Springfield Two
Katherine L. Scanh
James A. Davis
la Belle View City
Steve Szakacz
Andy Szakacy
Kitheart
Cole
Dillonvale
John Sarver
John Buchmelter
Potter & Sherard
Mingo
Woman fatally burned in Rush Run coal fire blast
Mrs John Kelt of Rush Run died at home Saturday from severe burns after she poured oil on live coals to rekindle a coal fire. An explosion enveloped her in flames as her husband rushed to aid. The upper body suffered terrible burns before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelt
Rush Run
Fulwinder Divorce Granted After Wilful Absence
Carrie Fulwider is granted a divorce from Arthur A Fulwider for wilful absence. Carrie will resume her maiden name Schramm as ordered. The ruling confirms custody implications and name restoration as part of the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulwinder
Carrie Fulwider
Arthur A. Fulwider
Schramm
Partition Ordered in Wanley v Flanley Case Declares Commissioners
John J Wanley sues James F Flanley and others with partition ordered. Commissioners named are J Ault Eli Ferrow and T R Barclay to oversee the proceedings and distribution of disputed property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Wanley
James F. Flanley
J. Ault
Eli Ferrow
T. R. Barclay
Christmas funds sent home by foreigners reach 5.4 million
Foreign residents mailed home substantial sums for Christmas as figures from the New York post office show. Italy headed the list with 50 000 money orders totaling 1 374 000 dollars, followed by Great Britain with 1 122 000 dollars and Russia with 597 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post Office
Italy
Great Britain
Russia
Personal notices mix of visits and gatherings in Steubenville
Local society brief with many names and events. W. C. Brown visits Butler relatives. W. H. and others travel to Jacksonville. Mrs. Tallman hosts in Belvidere. Miss McDowell plans Pittsburg florals. Knights Templar dance. Silver wedding for Mr. and Mrs. Woods. numerous Bible classes and social events. travel to Pittsburg Philadelphia Columbus and Los Angeles mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Brown
Butler
Es Wealtha
Anton Pearce
Mra
W. H
Steubenvile
W. B. Cain
North Third Street
Jacksonville
Florida
James C. Tallman
Beldlaire
John McKeown
R. N. Merryman
Columbus
Helen
David McGowan
Pittsburg
R. G. Richards
North Fourth Street
First Christian Church
Crovel
Hill Avenue
Bentley Melville
Wilhelmina Butte
Charles G. Hartje
Hartje
Richard Hartje
Jane McDowell
Agnes Wells
Knights Templar
Patton
George W. McCook
Darwin St. Wolcott
Rot Rinford
Melvadine Ferguson
Denison
Ruth Donovan
Hame
South High Street
Black
West Virginia
Poole
Joseph Vandlan
North Seventh Street
Freeman
Alice Johnson
Sumner Jewett
Frank Jewett
Country Club
Washington City
Emma MecDeonald
Pittsburo
Philadelphia
Steubenville
la Jolla
Cal
Miss Kinney
Springfield
Harry Woods
South Seventh Street
Dee Boyd
Albert Schick
Leonard Woods
Arthur Woods
May. Woods
Ars. McCarty
Andreen
Pittsburgh
Emil Andreen
Alfred Skoog
Adeline Schick
McCarty
John Peterson
Hollyswood
California
Eeene B. N. Lindsey
Ret
Dee
Ind
Hollywood
Erasmus Bond
Ross Street
Frank McGee
Allen Matthews
P Irs. Hand
Meee
McGee
Personal Workers’ League
Bond
Y. W. C. A. Beng
Mahvhews O
The
Baptist Church
Pittsburgers
Brotherhood of the Westminister Church
Old Issued Gone Editorial on Tariff Effects
Opinions from the Olio Stats Journal and Literary Digest weightariff impact on car mills and labor. It questions protectionism if tariffs fail to curb production and prompts debate on future party policy. Ohio and New York market notes describe steel curtailment, shorter schedules, and falling wire prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
New York
Ohio Valley
Associated Press Dispatch
State Journal
Charles M. Sehwaib
Also Mentioned on This Page
HVE Mills
New Company
JOY Riders
Cross Creek
Chine
COURT
Evangelist
Petit Jurors
Gasuceio
Y. World
Man
Charles D Simeral
Harriet
Pitttsbore
Frank Elson
Wellsburg
I $S
Mossgrove
Beth Forbes
Pasadena
Helen Miller
Alliance
Tom Colville Dickson
Messrs
Thomas
Hughes
Jas. Rodgers
BE. E. Peters
McKeesport
Gery, Dickson
Cumberland
Elks
Query Club
Abbie Sharpe
Sycamore Hill
Welch
Gluck
Kells
Schubert
Mefeish
Loyal Daughters
Christian Church
Bentley Jones
J. W. Forney
Alva McCullough
Grace McCracken
G. W. Hunt
James R. Steele
Mabel
Steele
Maurice
Denricon
Hayes White
Fernwood
John Henderson
Martina
Smithfeld
Rezin B. Mansfield
Togsp m
Shreveport
Louisiania
Mansfeld
Tillie McElvaney
Sealts
Lima
Gill Hospital
Joseph Basler
Stewart McElvaney
Basler
Lyman Judson Gage
Sophie
Wiliam Barnet Tindsey
Los Angeles
William Barnet Lindsey
J. K. Sarratt
Robert A Kirk
Harry D. Wintringer
C. W. Mathias
M. Hi. Harrah
Rodgers and
Mr. Stubbs
Frank T. St. John
St. Louis
Frank Talbot
Hippodrome Circus
J. H. Andrews
Charles Filson
Pacific Ocean
Cable
N. Coh Street
District No
Thos. Wilker
West Market Street
W. A. Ferrell
N. A. Setton
Carnegie Pittsburg
Olio Stats Journal
Literary Digest
Charles M. Schrrab
Bethlehem Steel Works
Commercial National Bank
Fourth & Market Sts
Steubenville, Ohio
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