United States Steel officials visit Mingo plant during repairs
A large party from United States Steel Corporation visits the Mingo plant for an inspection led by President W. E. Corey and other executives. They tour departments undergoing extensive repairs, while rumors spread of related plant resumptions at Mingo Junction and Bellaire. Separate notices mention multiple mills resuming or starting up nationwide, including Laughlin, Pope, Follanshee, Rodefer, Imperial glass, and Enterprise Enamel works, with a Panama export bid from the Maryland Steel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Mingo
Pittsburg
Carnegie Company
Bellaire
W. E. Corey
James Gayley
W. B. Dixon
KE. St. Gary
Edward Weisner
Carnegie
Mingo Junction
Laughlin
Martin's Ferry
la Belle
Pope Tin
Follanshee
Rodefer
Imperial Glass
Enterprise Enamel
Lafe
New York
United States Steel Products Export Company
Panama
Ist
Court News entries show multiple case dispositions
Court docket entries list claims with outcomes. Found for plaintiff in May v Elevier. several cases dismissed or settled. Attachments dissolved in Sudd v Wert. Dockets include Steubenville Traction case and U S Coal Co, Mingo Village, and various county commissioner actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ournal
Guree Co
J. H. McKee
L. W. May
A. E. Elevier
Edna P. Smith
Steubenville Traction & Light Co
Jas. G. Hunter
W. D. Cox
County Commissioners
Teresa Mariana
Philomina Trupp
John Hannus
Death of Miss Annie Filson in Cambridge Springs
Miss Annie Filson dies after neck growth operation at Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania. Surgeon Dr J S Logan performed the procedure as a necessary measure to prevent jugular blockage. She leaves mother Mrs M A Filson brother Charles P Filson and sister Mrs Mary Caswell. a sister Miss Sarah had died weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Filson
Cambridge Springs
Miss Filson
C. P. Filson
J. S. Logan
South Fourth Street
M. A
Davidson Filson
Pittsburg
Charles P. Filson
Mary
J. E. B. Caswell
First Methodist Protestant Church of
Steubenville
Sarah
Lavosier Spence Dies In Martins Ferry At 78
Hon Lavosier Spence a Martins Ferry leader died at home on Burlington road after a long life of manufacturing and philanthropy. Born January 14 1829 in Emerson he would have been 79. survived by wife Elizabeth F Dakan two sons George L Spence and John deceased. A Democrat and longtime party figure, he donated 20000 for a new First Baptist church and was friend of William Jennings Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavosier Spence
L Lavosier Spence
Martins
Burlington Road
Spence
Ohio
Emerson
Trenton
Jefferson County
Elizabeth F. Dakan
George L. Spence
Martins Ferry
John
First Baptist Church
George
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Death of infant Mary Eleanore Maley at seventeen months
Friends of George and Filla Maley mourn the death of their infant daughter Mary Eleanore aged seventeen months who died at 4 20 Tuesday morning. Funeral services for Mrs Arch Carmichael were held from her Mingo home at 2 this afternoon conducted by Rev J W Wilson with pallbearers J C Brandfass George Wagner George Gordon John Thomas John McGee and James Higgins and flower bearers Edward Brown and Edward Harpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Filla Maley
Mallee
Mary Eleanore
Arch Carmichael
Mingo
J. W. Wilson
The
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Brandfass
George Wagner
George Gordon
John Thomas
John McGee
James Higgins
Edward Brown
Edward Harpole
Robert Wilson a Leading New Cumberland Citizen Dies
Robert Wilson a prominent New Cumberland figure and father of George Wilson secretary of the Means Foundry died at his home on Tuesday evening January 7, 1608, aged 61 years. His death followed the recent death of his wife and came as a severe blow to his children and friends. He had returned home days before Mrs. Wilson’s death, collapsed afterward, and remained in a coma until death.
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Robert Wilson
New Cumberland
George Wilson
Means Foundry
Mr. Wilson
Death and Bereavement Unite Longtime Family Home
Mrs. Wilson's funeral occurred on New Year's Day and soon after her husband joined her in death. Their devoted bond is recalled as they are reunited in the afterlife. The couple leaves several sons and daughters, all pursuing respectable positions in social and business life, with sympathy from many friends in their double bereavement. Their old home stands desolate in the wake of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel George
Martin George
Sarah Palmer
Wellsburg
W. R. Miller
George P. Miller
Cox
George Barnes
N. High Street
Becker
Pro
Godfrey
Charles Gallagher
Lavinia
A. A. Elliott
Gambier
Washington
Steubenville
Richmond Elder John Wycoff Dies. Longtime Republican
John Wycoff of Richmond dies. survived by his second wife Elizabeth Abrams and children Mrs. Sinclair Graham of Steubenville Rev. Emery Wycoff of Quaker City Rev. Wm. Wycoff of Akron and J. N. Wycoff of Wheeling. An elder in the Richmond Presbyterian Church and lifelong Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wycoff
Richmond
Elizabeth Abrams
Sinclair Graham
Steubenville
Emery Wycoff
Quaker City
Wm. Wycoff
Akron
J. N. Wycoff
Wheeling
Presbyterian Church
Personal notes from Bloomfield and surrounding towns
Tuesday notices list J. C. Ault in Bloomfield on business and many locals visiting, studying, or recovering. Names include John Leary, John Leeper, Capt. Thomas Gamble, Patrick Burk, John Sherrard, Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Hill, James Beatty, Mary Louise Steele, Mrs. Carroll, W. M. White, John Hammond, Frank Sinclair, Will R. Cole, and others. Social events feature Ladies' Sewing Society, Crescent Club gatherings, and the Epworth League officers at Center Chapel.
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J. C. Ault
Bloomfield
John Leary
John Leeper
Thomas Gamble
Wellsburg
Patrick Burk
Wheeling
John Sherrard
Kiskimetas
W. M. Beall
Charles Hill
James F. Beatty
Cleveland
John L. Beatty
Mary Louise Steele
Ogontz
Upper Market Street
Jabez E. Smith
Adams Street
Paul McConnell
Adrian
Mary Ledlie
North Thint Street
Kimbolton
Moses
Hettie
St. Petersburg
Fla
Central
Agnes McClinton
Elizabeth Sherrard
Washington, Pa
Harry McConnell
Florida
H. H. Henderson
Florence Donaldson
Passaic
W. B. Donaldson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hamline Church
J. E. Prosser
H. E. Prosser
Washington Street
A. S. Bailie
la Belle Works
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Taylor the Evangelist
Wilma Sinclair
Margaret Andrews
Miss Andrews
Epworth League of Center Chapel
Charles Ford
Emma. Morrow
Edna Thorley
Press
Sheri
Leap Year Choral Gifts and Local Social News
A parade of Steubenville society items details Julia Ford presiding at final New Year session, Madame Schumann-Heink seeking U.S. citizenship, and numerous visits, illnesses, and travels. Guests at choral events, infant born to Mr and Mrs Coleman, and many locals attending Messiah performances mark a bustling social period.
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Dan Randolph
Lena Randolph
James Siward
Julia Ford
Madame Schumann - Heink
Steubenville
Choral Society
United States
Mont Claire
N. J
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
John Murphy
Marian Murphy
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Mr. Murphy
L. Negroes ‘Club
Ralk & O'Neal
Charles Coleman
Lincoln Avenue
Roy Bucey
Rockland
Adams Street
Pittsburg Board Orders Vaccination of Rail Clerks
A general order from the Pittsburg board of health requires all railroad mail clerks to be vaccinated after three clerks contracted smallpox. Dormitories in the federal building have been fumigated and physicians vaccinate clerks as they arrive from their routes.
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Pittsburg
National tube mills to resume work at McKeesport
Official notices state that the National Tube Mills at McKeesport Pennsylvania will reopen next Sunday night with about 8000 men returning to work. Since a shutdown hundreds of workers have been repairing mills and these repairs are expected to be finished in time for the resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Mills
McKeesport
Perfect Score Won by Stewart Richards at Brunswick Alleys
Stewart Richards, a famed local bowler, rolled the first perfect 300 at the Bruns wick alleys in Pitts burg last evening. He achieved 12 straight strikes, surpassing the previous 279 record held by Bart Foley, marking Richards as the first local bowler to hit a perfect score. In Pittsburg tournament action, Will Kearnes captured $20 in the individuals, while Williams and Rumberger won the two man contest for $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Richards
Pittsburg
Brunswick
Bart Foley
Richards
Will Kearnes
Williams
Rumberger
Toronto street car crashes into Epic Cable wagon
Yesterday afternoon a Toronto street car collided with an Epic Cable wagon above Stanton Park, completely demolishing the wagon and causing minor damage to the streetcar. No injuries were reported.
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Toronto
Epic Cable
Stanton Park
The Camphor Habit Among Slovaks of Upper Hungary
Dr Aba Sztankay reports a growing evil the habitual internal use of camphor among Slovaks in Upper Hungary. After 14 years of questioning buyers he finds at least a quarter of sold camphor is consumed by habitual eaters. He notes an uptick in epilepsy as a result.
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Aba Sztankay
Upper
Hungary
Two Women and Progress Contradictions
A reflective note contrasts the average woman with the advanced woman, noting a small but real distance that breeds mutual contempt. The piece calls them “shrieking sister” and “uninteresting and commonplace persona” yet argues they should support each other as they share many common interests.
Graft in German Prisons Reported in Trial
At a recent court trial in Pologne Germany it was asserted that a well dressed prisoner attracted wardens seeking patronage. Wardens acted as middlemen between him and relatives conveying letters money and food and receiving rewards from the prisoners relatives.
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Pologne
Germany
Responsibility of Greatness in Public Life
A compact reflection on Cicero’s view that higher rank requires greater modesty. The quote asserts that elevated status should accompany tempered behavior and restraint. This item presents a concise philosophical reminder on leadership conduct and personal humility.
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Cicero
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