Officials From Steel Corp Plan Mingo Visit This Month
United States Steel Corporation officials will inspect its plants this month to shape future expansion plans. A visit to the Mingo Junction plant is anticipated in a few weeks while Gary Indiana work and Pittsburg area open hearth capacity expansions are under way. Presidents and executives, including W E Corey James Gayley and W B Dixon, will likely accompany the officers on the trip with Braddock and Edgar Thomson works also under consideration. No exact date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Mingo Junction
Gary
Ind
Pittsburg
Edgar Thomson
Carnegie Steel Company
Braddock
Corace
W. E. Corey
James Gayley
W. B. Dixon
E. H. Gary
Dead Lineman Carried to Former Cincinnati Home
Louis F Menne electrical foreman died from injuries after a fall on Friday His remains were moved to his former Cincinnati home this morning accompanied by his two sisters an undertaker and several colleagues from the Knights of Columbus and the Electrical Workers Union The body had been kept at the home of August Engel on Ross street overnight with others from the relocations team assisting the transfer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Menne
Cincine Mall
August Engel
Ross Street
Martin Davin
John L. Ovington Andohn Maxwell
The
Knights of Coumbus
Mr. Maxwell
Fleetrical Workers
Cincinnati
Sheriff Vorkes declines bid for re election in wake of new Ohio laws
Sheriff D F Vorkes announced on Friday he will not seek re election under the new biennial law which extends terms one year and redefines limits. The move ends a potential second term after a single extra year, sparking a Republican contest for Sheriff as party figures lament the constitutional clash with recent legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Vorkes
Ohio
Vorkes
Vorhes
Criminal Trial Dates Set for January List
The docket lists numerous defendants scheduled for trial in January including Roth, Mrs Andy Al ugissy, Hillard Jones, Wr Young, Thos McCaan, Clarence Williams, Wm Carson, P C Snyder, Fillsworth Dray, David Dougherty, John Hannon, Thos James, Jos Russell, M A Smith, Pearl Weber, Jim Scott, AC Smith, Rose Wilson, Jos Zimmerman. Also named are John Cronin, Feward Cadigan, Paul Glinsky, Os Bukosky et al, Harry Altman, Coon M Anderson, Benj Bates, Jos Berar, ie Brown, Wm Coleman, Wm Ere Calear Win, Dreyer, CS Grimes, Sam Josk, Lo Nolan, Joba TW Solters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan.roth
Andy Alugissy
Hillard Jones
Wr. Young
Thos. McCaan
Clarence Williams
Wm. Carson
P. C. Snyder
Fillsworth Dray
David Dougherty
John Hannon
Thos. James
Jos Russell
M. A. Smith
Pearl Weber
Jim Scott
AC. Smith
Rose Wilson
Jos
Zimmerman
John Cronin
Feward Cadigan
Paul Glinsky
Os Bukosky
Harry Altman
Coon M. Anderson
Benj. Bates
Berar
Ie Brown
Coleman
Ere Calear Win
Dreyer
Eeu
Grimes
Sam’ Josk
Lo Nolan
Joba TW. Solters
Oil Notes the Field Sparks Drilling Race at Holliday's Cove
Mild winter boosts activity among Jennings & Co of Pittsburg Ferguson & Freudenberger Co drillers as Ferguson No. 3 sticks tools and waits for results McWha farm No. 1 resumes flow adding barrels while No. 2 starts 1 000 feet west on the same farm Grounding on Swearingen farm boiler blew out until yesterday Castner Bros hold leases and drill Hindman farm today A competitive scramble to grab first developments in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feruson & Freudenberger
No. 1
Ferguson
John Swearingen
Maters
Castner Bros
Hindman
Young Man Is Attacked by a Deer in Park
Frew Hall, postmaster at Wheeling, was knocked twenty feet by a buck in John A. Howard preserves above Pleasant Valley. He wrestled the animal by its antlers as help arrived, receiving scratches and bruises before the buck was driven away. Separately, a murder mystery near Welcome, West Virginia, concerns Edward Hutchinson’s death, with railroad police uncertain if a crime occurred and charred remains hindering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frew Hall
Jas K
Wheeling
Hall
John A. Howard
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Hall
Welcome
W. Va
Edward Hutchinson
Ogline
Nick Shither
Online
Hutchinson
Shiffier
Ohio Rail Commission reports record railroad growth
The first annual Ohio Railroad Commission report shows in 1007 locomotives up 550 and freight cars 47,344. Ohio gross tonnage reached 101,897,187, up 18,287,889 tons. New lines constructed totaled 336.66 miles for the year ending June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Railroad Commission
Ohio
Gescheider Co Incorporation In Steubenville Ohio
The G A Gescheider Co of Steubenville is incorporated under Ohio laws with 30000 capital stock to take over the Gescheider Insurance Agency. G A Gescheider serves as president and Carl A Gescheider as secretary, with others as incorporators and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Gescheider Co
Steubenville
Ohio
Gescheider Insurance Agency
G. A. Gescheider
New Corporation
Carl A. Gescheider
Lindsey Livery and Undertaking Sold to P. L. Hunt
P. L. Hunt of Washington, Pa., purchased the Lindsey livery and undertaking business from James A. Lindsey and assumed control on Thursday. Hunt brings long experience, and is well known locally for popularity and integrity in business. Lindsey has run the business for thirty-two years with cordial public relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Hunt
Washington, Pa
James A. Lindsey
Hunt
Lindsey
Kidnap attempt targets East Liverpool postmistress
Friday night a group bound and gagged Mrs. W. C. Poynter, post mistress of East Liverpool, but she kicked a door and freed herself. Neighbors rescued her as suspects tied a towel over her mouth. Police suspect Italian Black Hand members, linked to planned testimony at a trial, and a porch intrusion was reported the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Poynter
East Liverpool
Poynter
Afta
Black Hand Society
New Cumberland
East End
Hollingshead
Marriage Licenses Granted in Ohio Gathered List
Edward E. Ross of Wellsburg and Julia E. Reedy of Mingo Junction. Nicola Rafarani and Maria Lucarelli of Ramsey. E Wiggington and Estella M. Hall of Steubenville. Frank Massa and Jennie Panella of Ryan. Albert A. Lohman and Ella I. Marwell of Steubenville. Benjamin Y. Carnahan and Della Irene Hughey of Toronto. Daniel A. Travis of Steubenville and Nellie Richardson of Mingo Junction. Charles Tom Clark and Minnie A. Pots of Steubenville. Boyd F. MacDonald and Etheryn T. Manley of Steubenville. George Kokowski of Toronto and Anna Knotke of Steubenville. Asher C. Wiley and Bessie Reynolds of East Springfield. James Patnode and Oro Dunlay of Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Ross
Wellsburg
Julia E. Reedy
Mingo Junction
Nicola Rafarani
Maria Lucarelli
Ramsey
E. Wiggington
Estella M. Hall
Steubenville
Frank Massa
Jennie Panella
Rayan
Albert A. Lohman
Ella I. Marwell
Benjamin Y. Carnahan
Della Irene Hughey
Toronto
Daniel A. Travis
Nellie
E. Richardson
Charles Tom Clark
Minnie A. Pots
Boyd FE
MacDonald
Etheryn T. Manley
George Kokowski
Anna Knotke
Asher C. Wiley
Bessie Reynolds
East Springfield
James Patnode
Oro Dunlay
Empire
Ministers to Meet in Wheeling at First Christian Church
The Ohio Valley Ministerial Association will convene in Wheeling at the First Christian Church one week from today. Pastors from New Cumberland to Sistersville across the river will attend, and Rev. E. P. Wise of East Liverpool will read the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Ministerial Association
Wheeling
First Christian Church
Upper
Ohio Valley
New Cumberland
Sistersville
E. P. Wise
East Liverpool
Michael Foley Dies at Home in Steubenville
Michael Foley died at his son's Slack Street home Friday at 11 13 p m after a long life of age infirmity He was born in Ireland in 1860 came to Canada in 1848 and to Steubenville in 1850 Survived by four children Patrick Richard William and Mary Hughes He was a gardener and respected carpenter and a longtime Catholic church member Likely the county's oldest man if not in Eastern Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Foley
Slack Street
Mr. Foley
Ireland
Canada
Steubenville
Ellen Foley
Patrick
Richard
Empire
William
Mary Hughes
Peoria
Foley
Ohio
Death of George B. Barrett Prominent Pittsburgh Jeweler
George B. Barrett longtime Pittsburgh jeweler and financier died after a brief illness of pneumonia at the Park Place hotel in Sewickley where he had resided recently. Born January 1 1834 in Cadiz Ohio he married Martha Stemmons at twenty one and moved to Pittsburg in 1860. He headed Geo B Barrett & Co and served as president and as vice president of the Second National Bank among other roles. He leaves his widow a son Henry A Barrett and two daughters Mrs Clarence P Byrnes of Sewickley and Miss Core P Barrett. Interment will be at Sewickley Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Barrett
Geo B. Barrett & Co
Pittsburg
Second National Bank
Park Place
Sewickley
Cadiz
Martha M. Stemmons
Henry A. Barrett
Clarence P Byrnes
Core P Barrett
Margaret Selick
F. X. Heilig
Jessie Nicholson
W. H. Tipton
Unionport
Jasob Porter
Bloomingdale
Chas. Cummins
Ann Arbor University
James Householder
Chester
R. G. Richards
Alice W. Perkins
Daniel Farmer
Moundsville
Howard Shaw
Athens
Ohio University
Clay Buress
Mary Gross
Dillonvale
Squire
Prentiss
Robert Reid McGowan
Detroit
Mich
James McDonald, Esq
A. W. McDonald
Pleasant Heights
T. C. Weir
A. E. Daugherty
Elizabeth Wintringer
Edward Canby
New Castle
A. R. Elliott
Henrietta Rowe
Cleveland
C. O. Uallett
Margaret Rowgher
Howard Oliver
Lucy Tennings
Woodsfield
Marion Walker
Adrian
Dy Feist
Columbus
Wilma
St. Mary’s of the Springs
Aeoo Ie
Alex Sharpe
PF Prian
George W. Wood
Mary Wintringer
Morgantown
W. Va
David English
McMinneman
South Seventh Street
St. Louis
Elizabeth Kirk
McKee’s Rocks
Mabel Flaherty
L. CU
Epsey
King’s Daughters
Miss Latcher
Patterson
South Fourth Street
Tessa
Orlando Love
Carnegie, Pa
Thomas Burgett
North Seven'h Street
Logansport
Ind
Burgett
Canby
Browning
Wellsburg
City
Kittie Hare
Auditorium Rink
Christian Endeavor Society of
Pleasant Hill
Center Chapel
Page Carr
B. C. Sanders
Winona Shane
India
Tohnson
William Randolph
W. L .Ford
Chook
Morrow
H. A. Alban
Julia Ford
A. G. Powell
C. E. Morgan
Wellsville
Steubenville
Youngstown
Frank R. Dunlevy
North Fourth Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kate Gracey
Gill Hospital
Coal Hill
George P. McCracken
Texas
Corpus Cristi
U. S
Sub Rosa
Marian Forsythe
Thompson
New Wilmington
Westminster College
B. F. Green
Columbiana County
Carl McNary
Westminister College
Funeral services for Jasper Richardson at Dillonvale church
The Presbyterian church in Dillonvale hosted the funeral for Jasper Richardson with Rev Keefer officiating. The crowded service drew mourners from Wheeling and nearby areas, and burial followed at Smithfield cemetery. Dillonvale National Bank directors served as pallbearers while Mrs. Richardson, ill with snowmania, could not attend. P. P. Lewis and Carl A. Geseheider attended from Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Richardson
Presbyterian Church
Dillonvale
Keefer
Wheeling
Smithfield Cemetery
Dillonvale National Bank
Richardson
P. P. Lewis
Carl A. Geseheider
Steubenville
Ferguson Company Strikes Oil at Holliday Field
The Cy Ferguson Company struck another good oil well at the Holliday field last night. Located at the Swearingen farm in a triangle with the Ferguson No. and the McWha No. 1 near the McWha farm line, the well began with no barrels and is expected to become a steady producer. The company is elated over the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Ferguson Company
Swearingen Farm
Shotgun stand off halts Phoenix wire work in street fight
At Seventh and North streets a crowd watched Italian saloon keeper M. Tobasso fire a shotgun from a second story window to stop Phoenix National Telephone linemen from stringing wires. He won a court ruling blocking a second pole and later obtained an injunction to halt further wire stringing due to alleged property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace M. Teobasso
Phoenix National Telephone
Wirres
Tobasso
McKee and
Coleman
Funeral services held for Ella Montgomery
The funeral services for Ella Mont gomery, the young girl accidentally shot Tuesday, were conducted Friday with Revs. Boyer Fetch and Baxter presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Montgomery
Revs. Boyer
Fetch
Baxter
Obituaries: Laura Weeks and Idris Morgan Die
Mrs Laura Weeks widow of Ros Weeks and daughter of Col CE Poorman of Bellaire died suddenly in Chattanooga Tennessee after brief illness from neumanias The Colonel has many friends in this city and county who extend sympathy Idris Morgan infant son of Philip and Anna Morgan of 435 South Fifth street died this morning of pneumonia aged eight months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Weeks
Ros. Weeks
Col
CE Poorman
Bellaire
Chattanooga
Tenn
Neumanias
Idris Morgan
Philip and
Anna Morgan
South Fifth Street
John Barnhouse Dies at About 75 in Richmond Area
John Barnhouse, a well known resident near Richmond, died on Sunday at about 75. He is survived by his wife and two sons William and David. He was a member of the Richmond Presbyterian church and a respected citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X . John Barnhouse
Richmond
William
David
Richmond Presbyterian Church
New Train Crew Changes for Wheeling Jewett Service
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad yesterday added a new crew to trains 114 and 118 on the Wheeling division, operating between Wheeling and Jewett Ohio. Train 114 previously required one crew to perform two round trips with about sixteen hours on duty. the new arrangement brings in a separate crew to handle the two round trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Wheeling
Jewett
Ohio
Jewetdaile
Dress by Inspiration Fashions Personal Style
A reflective note argues that fashion follows inspiration rather than purchase. It critiques women copying trends, noting that similar forms and colors recur without regard to individual fit. It asserts true intelligence in dress stems from personal inspiration rather than external influences.
Mary Lippert Child Dies at Seven Months Old
Margaret Lippert, seven months old, daughter of Wim Lippert, of 602 Logan Street, died Sunday at 7 p.m. The death is reported with brief details and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Margaret
Wim
Catharine Lippert
Logan Street
Infant Louise Mack Dies at Three Months Old
Louise, infant daughter of Henry and Minnie Mack of North Hill Mingo Junction, died on Sunday at age three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Henry
Minnie Mack
North Hill
Mingo Junction
Shrine fragments of St Swithin found at Winchester
Fragments of Purbeck marble believed to be parts of the shrine of St. Swithin were uncovered during restoration work at Winchester Cathedral, exposing valuable early English carving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Swithin
Winchester Cathedral
Uncle Allen on Reform Sparks Wit and Wonder
Uncle Allen Sparks jokes about reform and divine knowledge. He quips that the Lord might do better if He knew as much as people trying to remake the world, suggesting skepticism about sweeping changes. The remark blends humor with faith and social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Allen
Uncle Allen Sparks
First American Cents Minted in Philadelphia
The first cents struck at the United States mint in Philadelphia were large in size. Copper blanks or planchets were imported from England and shipped over in kegs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
England
Local notes include visits and health updates across bridgesport
Charles Lohman visited Bridgeport Friday while Anna Power and A M Lyons suffer grip. A baby girl arrived to Mr and Mrs George Geschei. Many locals return from holidays to resume work or study. Wesley Permar elderly and ill. George Winters resigns as tenor. New Year reunion at Hedge Lawn Toronto. numerous travels, definitions of illness, and social events fill daily life. A Japanese party at Miss Mary Louise Steele’s hosts, and civic notices recap church society officers and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lohman
Bridgeport
Anna Power
Clinton Street
A. M. Lyons
George A. Gescheier
H. E. Gould
Madison Avenue
Zanceville
Ohio
James. Holton Gill
Princeton
Blanche Thorne
Wellsville
John Worstell
Dock Street
Martha Sage
Wheeling
H. H. Hill
John Gallagher
John M. Cook
Philadelphia
William Forbes
Beth
East Liverpool
Lula Horn
Bellvue Hospital
Mossgrove and
McCullough
Sarah Jenkins
Laura Dawson
Pittsburg
R. M Mahan
Will Taggart
Williams
Roseville
James A. Tweed
Youngstown
United Spanish War Veterans
State of
Steubenville
Stanton Monumental Association
Wesley Permar
Cross Creek Township
George Winters
First Reformed Church of
Newark
N. J
Stewey Hutchinson
Winters
New York
West Side
S. B. Goucher
Hedge Lawn
Toronto
Goucher-McConnell
Kinshin
Frank
Louise
C. J. “McConnell
Paul
Mroc
Harry McConnell
Joseph
Elliott
C. W. Adams
Wellaville
Emma Ringe
Brilliant
William
Wm. Ruddicks
Dora Hill
Ogontz
Kate Hill
Washington City
Wm. Taggart
Wilkinsburg
Maurice Miller
Herald-Star
Shepherdstown
Old Dominion
Helena Caniff
Wheeling Friends
Nan Hill
Fast
Florence A. Wilson
Jackson
Miss Wilson
Garfield
George White
Mi Crarch Parsonage
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
Clarence Henderson
Griffin
North Seventh Street
Columbus
Ella W. Maxwell
Mary Louise Steele
Mary Jordan
Frank Sinclair
Lavinia Gallagher
Gambier
Kizzie Lowe
Miller Nominated for Wellsburg Postmaster by Hubbard
W R Miller a former resident of this city is to be recommended by Congressman Hubbard for appointment as postmaster at Wellsburg He is a brother of George P Miller of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Miller
Hubbard
Wellsburg
George P. Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
of Steel Corporation
Mingo
Corporation
Knights of Columbus and Sisters
Buck
Nick Shifler
Ohio Railroad Commission of
Terest
G. A. Gescheider Insurance Co
Lindsey Livery and Undertaking
Wash
Ington, Pa
Will
Ohio Valley Association
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