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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1909

Page

3

Earthquake Toll and Rescue Efforts Sweep Across Sicily

Across Rome and New York dispatches report a vast death toll from the Sicily Calabrian quake. Estimates range from 65,000 to 125,000 dead, with Messina, Reggio, and surrounding towns nearly wiped out. King Victor Emmanuel travels toward Calabria as relief pours in from Italy, the United States, and Britain amid massive rescue and aid operations.

Rome Tribune Palermo Messina Sicily Reggio Strait of Calabria Vatican Victor Emmanuel Naples Condoles Washington Roosevelt Italy American Red Cross Italian Red Cross Cheney New Haven Conn Arthur Cheney United States New York Enrico Caruso Caruso Montecello Catania Simly Buda Ganzirri Farro Fiee Calabra Mountaleon Stefanaconi Mgr. Morabite Mileto Toos Dec Flelena Tottering New York Colony Italian Board of Trade Tasnimay Hall Catanzaro Reggie Ohio Cleveland Dee Red Cross Society Red Cross Italian Red Cross Society J. P. Morgan London San Francisco Regigo California Scalia Charydis Aeneas Reggio di Calabria Onnen Mount Aetna Mount Vesuvius Horch

Fifty Men Feared Dead in Maybury West Virginia Mine

An explosion at the Lick Branch mine near Maybury West Virginia leaves about fifty men feared dead. Officials say thirty were buried, with forty-one still entombed near the Tug River old working. Forty-two rescuers have recovered bodies so far.

Maybury W. Va Dee Lick Branch Tug River

Explosion Fears After Mine Blast at Maybury Virginia

An explosion and ensuing fire at the Lick Branch mine on the Norfolk and Western line near Maybury Virginia trapped 52 men Tuesday afternoon. By midnight eleven bodies were recovered, with many more feared dead. Special trains transported officials and rescuers as the blaze hampered efforts and supplies were rushed from Bluefield. Authorities cited gas as the likely cause and inspectors from Virginia arrived to oversee the rescue, while the mine’s operator Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Co claimed safety measures were in place.

Lick Beanch Maybury Pocahontas Norfolk and Western Railway James Smith Chas. Little Mike HerkSlok Henry Richard James Eckhart Kemp Sanders John Brown James Miller Clare Alexander Pete Kennedy Bluefield Binefield Nthe

Two Fatalities Reported by Coroner After Tuesday Incidents

Coroner Campbell learned of two deaths from Tuesday evening. inquests to be held. A foreign child was run over by an electric motor near Ruby Coal Co mine and died hours later. A foreign miner near Bergholz died by suicide, found in a shack with a shotgun wound near the heart, likely driven by unemployment.

Campbell Ruby Coal Co Bergholz Perholz

Consul Cheney and wife reported dead in Messina quake

A State Department dispatch from Consul W. Ha Galle in Mattae says Consul Cheney and his wife are dead with bodies not recovered. The Mesina dispatch notes Arthur S. Cheney American consul at Messina Sicily and his wife perished in the Messina earthquake. Consul Lupton, the deputy consul, is said to have escaped. a British warship aided rescue.

Washington Statement WW. Ha-Galle Mattae Cheney Arthur S. Cheney Messina Sicily State Department Stuart Lupton Malta Maltese Islands Mediterranean Wm. H. Cale Upton Gale Cable Lupton Mr. Cheney Illinois Connecticut Yale Irom Tennessee Joseph H. Pierce

Pottery Schedule B Faces Tariff Review in Washington

Washington officials began drafting Schedule B of the tariff law focusing on earths earthenware and glassware. Hearings highlighted pottery duties and proposals to curb undervaluations while limepotters pressed for reductions. Manufacturers sought modest increases but protection against underpriced imports remained central.

Washington

Funeral Notices From Hopedale And Toronto Area

Multiple notices record interment at Hopedale for TEM sg and Holmes Barnhouse with Rev. Evans officiating and graves at Greenwood cemetery. Also details of Mrs Johns Leeper funeral with Revs. Millers and Smith and list of pallbearers. John W Lyons, prominent county resident and teacher, dies near Toronto aged about 57 after short illness. survived by brother A M Lyons and sisters Mary Nancy Rachel.

Page Three 1909 Local Probate and Rail Inspection

The Steubenville Herald-Star reports on early 1909 probate actions including the estates of Mary Salmon and Mary McMahon with executors and guardians named. It notes Chas R Lewis consent to marriage, and a station at Terminal Junction where Worthington, Glade, Titus and railroad officials inspected mines along the line and departed for Norwalk.

Steubenville A. Worthington W. & U. &. Railroad Jg" Glade A. P. Titus Terminal Junction Ines Norwalk

Suit Begun Over Street Hump and Roadworks in Mingo

The village of Mingo through its solicitor Carl Armstrong sues Steubenville and Wheeling Traction Co in Common Pleas Court to compel performance of a contract granting a franchise on North Commercial Street. The suit seeks specific relief to remove the hump and grade and macadamize the road, alleging damages would be inadequate.

Mingo Carl Armstrong Common Pleas Steubenville and Wheeling Traction Cos Towit McKees Road North Corporation North Commercial Street Traction Co

Italian earthquake fear reaches Sicily and Italy

The disaster has touched Sicily and Southern Italy with hundreds of local Italian residents visiting V A M Morelli to learn details about relatives believed missing. A cablegram will be sent today. Morelli notes Messina as a valued, marble building area with old architecture and paintings.

Sicily Italy Aree

Loree Seen As Likely NY Central President Pick

Rumors place L. F. Loree formerly of the C P railroad as the favored successor to W H Newman retired as head of the New York Central lines. Observers think his elevation would disrupt traditional internal promotions and alter the system, with one local official noting the winner may be the one kept out of sight.

L. F. Loree C. & P. Railroad New York Central Lines W. H. Newman Loree New York Central

Realty transfers list includes several township deeds and small lots

Real estate transfers show 64.03 acres in Mt Pleasant to Hartley for 3805.20, small tracts in Steubenville and Warren townships for one dollar, several lots in Wayne and La Belle View, undivided coal interests in Springfield township, and other parcels in Ross, Warren, and Knoxville areas. Notable entries include a 66.1 acre Springfield township transfer for 87.50 and a 79 17 20 acre Ross township parcel for 500. Multiple quit claims between John P O'Brien and Mary E O'Brien cover lots 29 30 in Rickey Urquhart's addition with one dollar.

Flwood D. Whinnery Arthur J. Hartley Mt. Pleasant Henry L. Wilson John Smith Steubenville Jabez Pierce Thomas Out Warren Township John Grafton Daniel J. Grafton Ross Township GC Ford John W. Criswell William P. Bates O. E. Bell Wayne Township Wm. P. Bates Samuel Rensi Angelote Walters Fast Springield Martin Leel Charles Henry Travis la Belleview Land Co Winona D. Maple la Belle View Wooster Cooper John A. Crawford Thomas O'Hern Wabash Pittsburg Cross Creek Towneship Charles R. Cook Grace M. James Springfield Township Archie Fe.gaston Same W. F. Livingtson Jos. Vanheve Michael Gilday Edward McLister Sarah F. Giesey Mary C. Tilton Highland City Joseph D. Owens Bo McMechen Pleasant Heights Stoo Antonio Gionale Nicholas di Napoli

Death of Holmes J Barnhouse in Pittsburg area

Holmes J Barnhouse aged 45 died at home 137 South Sixth Street Thursday at 8:40 am after a year of ill health from paresis. Former Manhattan Kansas livery business man moved here for better health. taken to Pittsburg hospital, brought home three weeks ago. Born in Hopedale he married Clara Mansfield. surviving daughter Mrs Phillips of South Dakota. brothers and sisters J Barnhorse Sein, J Barshowsé Newark, Mrs Horn Holton, Mrs A Laughlin and Miss Ola Barney Jewett, Mrs R W Smiley Steubenville. member Fire Presbyterian Church and Masonic order. Remains will be taken to…

Holmes J. Barnhouse South Sixth Street Mr. Barnhouse Manhattan Kansas Pittsburg Hopedale Clara Mansfield Phillips South Dakota Sein J. Barshowsé Newark Horn Holton A Laughlin Ola Barney Jewett R. W. Smiley Steubenville Fire Presbyterian Church Masonic Order

Mrs Dixon longtime resident of Steubenville dies at 79

Mrs Elizabeth Dixon aged 79 died at her home 430 South Sixth street on Thursday at 2 30 p m after a year of illness. She was born in England and lived in Steubenville 53 years widow of Wm Dixon who died 26 years ago. Surviving sisters are Mrs Joseph Iberg ron and Mrs Wm Watts of Steubenville. Funeral held Saturday at First Methodist church with Rev G B Smith officiating pallbearers were Benjamin Ovington Sr Benjamin Ovington Jr Simpson Watts and John Callender.

Dixon Elizabeth Dixon South Sixth Street Wm. Dixon England Joseph Ibergron Wm. Watts Ste

Obituary: George Brownlee Passes Away at 58

George Brownlee a native resident of the city died at the Infirmary on Amas aged 58 years after a physical collapse heart failure was the cause. He was single born in Steubenville son of the late James Brownlee. A carpenter and sawyer by trade he worked for Benj Travis Hyde Anderson and Mc Feelys planing mills. He is survived by one brother Harvey Brownlee and two sisters Mrs Mary Ber wood and Mrs Harlan McGrew.

George Brownlee Amas Steubenville James Brownlee Benj. Travis Hyde Anderson McFeely Mary Berwood Harvey Brownlee Harlan McGrew

Mrs Winstell Dies In Wheeling At 35

Mrs Philip Winstell wife of a Toronto glassworker died Sunday at a Wheeling hospital after a three week stay following an appendicitis operation. She was 35 and survived by her husband. A Catholic, she was highly respected. Remains were brought to the home of George Winstell on North Seventh Street.

Philip Winstell Toronto Wheeling George Winstell North Seventh Street

Richmond Woman Miss Samantha Ryan Dies at 60

Miss Samantha Ryan of Richmond passed away Sunday at Passavant Hospital Pittsburg after a two month illness with liver troubles. She leaves a 90 year old mother and sister Mrs George Barnett of Reed's Mills. She belonged to the Presbyterian Church. Her remains were brought to Richmond Monday.

Samantha Ryan Richmond Passavant Hospital Pittsburg George Barnett Reed's Mills Presbyterian Church

William Alban dies at 77 in Toronto home

William Alban died at his Toronto home on Sunday at age 77. Funeral services were held today with interment in Center chapel. His wife predeceased him. Survived by one son Roen Alban and three sisters Mrs Jane Hottell Mrs Nancy Palmer of Island Creek and Mrs Mary McGill of New Castle. He was a member of the M E church and a respected citizen.

William Alban Toronto Center Chapel Roen Alban Jane Hottell Nancy, Palmer Island Creek Mary McGill New Castle M. Eo. Churchy

Mrs Mary McBane Dies After Stroke at 23

Mrs Mary R McPane wife of Jas McBane of near Oak Ridge died at 9 30 Monday evening from stroke paralysis aged 23. She was a member of Trondale Presbyterian Church and well regarded by friends. She leaves a husband a son Daniel and a daughter Anna at home. A sister resides in Iowa.

Mary McBane Mary R. McPane Jas. McBane Oak Ridge Trondale Presbyerian Church Daniel Anna Towa

Obituary notices and funeral details from Col-liers area

Obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. E N Robinson infant of Otto Albright and John Olechma a Polish immigrant, Mary Stasich aged two, and George Floto with detailed pallbearers. Also notices for George Pennick Dillies Bottom and Elles Cusick with church services at St Peters.

Elles Cusick

Court News Jury Assignments for January Trial Term

Cadiz judge to oversee Court No 2. Jury list includes Smith, Woods, Haese, Thompson, Kifer, Sharp, Walley, Oil Well Supply Co, MtCabe, Miles, Penna Co, Gotshall, Vorhees, Smith, Bone, Serafini, LaBelle Coal Co, Adams, Cristy, Coulter, Shannon, Khapusiewski, McCann, Tri-State Inv Co, Thomason, Boswell, Sapp, Maple, Lewis, Kinney, Wood, Cattell, Hedges, Bowman, Campbell, Smith Admx, Taylor, Dreyer, Finnan, Carnegie Steel Co, Commonwealth & L Co v Barnett, Jones, Saporito, Sl & BL Ry Co, Nikon, Ry & L Co, Schiffer, Bowman v Campbell, January 26 and 28 cases plus numerous estates and administrator actions listed for probate court.

W. G. Shotwell Cadiz Richards Smith Woods Haese Steubenville Thompson Hagan Kifer Es Safe Oil Co Mayberry Oy Gea Sharp Walley Oil Well Supply Co MtCabe MiHs Penna. Co Gotshall Vorhees Sherif Barker Va Cos Bone Serafini LaBelle Coal Co Adams Cristy Long Coulter Shannon Risher Khapusiewski Mc McCann Tri-State Inv. Co Thomason Boswell Sapp Maple Wallace Admr Lewis Wwee Rrie Co Kinney Water Supply Co Wo Coal Cas Wood Cattell Hedges Gorgee Jones Saporito Pte PC Seve Fe Co Ict Sl & BL ECO Nikon We S L. Co Schiffer i Gelding Bowman Campbell Constable Smith, Admix LacBlle Oe BP Ae Neers i SQ Rik Carnegie iSteel Co Commonwealth Sp Og Paper Manufacturing Company Housa Winder W.C. Brown John Herold Joseph Coates Robert Vermillion Cross Creek Township John McKefefrey Means Foundry & Machine Company Jennie Clow Wimich Clow Michael McCort Jas. S. Patterson John W. Stevens W. C. Brown Leonard Collins Daniel D. Jones Hiram Zimmermayst Denio Long Beach Cal John McClare Hearington Clarissa DB. Cleaver James A. ‘Sutton Corwin A. Young Hiri Wm. S Brindley W. H. Brindigy Finos Sens Bond James W. Crawford W. Abraham Thos. Bell Elizabeth Bell Fistate Juliana Humphreyville Qucencas Doerr

FOR RENT Bridy flare weal Market near Steubengilig

Rental notice describes a one mile distance from Steubengilig suitable for truck farming or dairy use. Contact Brady of Stenben- VTS for details.

Steubengilig Yndifte Adaaneer T

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King Victor Pius Michael Kenelick Martin Larkins Mr. Shanahan Wellsville Johns Leeper John W. Lyons Alm. Lyons James Rosanna Lyons M.P A. M.lyons Misses Mary Nancy Rachel Lyons Rte Messrs Longo Jree Mrs. Winstell E. N. Robinson Rachel F Colliers, _ Va St. John’s Otto Albright Clinton Street John Olechma Philip and Montikia Stasich Kings Junction George Pennick Dillies Bottom St. Clairsville Floto O. D. Hempleman Robert T. Scott A. C. Lewis Harev Findt Geo Mortimer Henry Becker Toha Bueller John Roth Charles Floto Eli Ferrow Court News Steubenville, Ohio The Imperial Hotel Albert F. Snell Cincinnati Albert F Snell Garfield Place Cincinnati, O Ydate and Place
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