Euchre night and social notices at Holy Name group
Readable personals note a euchre tonight at Holy Name School and a series of visits and greetings. Several residents return from trips, celebrate births, and plan social events including a Ladies of the Maccabees meeting on January 14. Captain Wilkins departs with the Floriad party. grandchild joy noted for McQuade family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name School
M. J. Mouliken
Listensville
Anna Wolfe
Pittsburg
Ada Strayer
Wellsburg
W. R. Cole
North Third Street
Joseph May
North Fourth Street
The
Holy Name Athletic Association
Lose Silverman
Syracuse
N. Y
Wolfe
North Seventh Street
Steen
G. R. G. Club
South Hgh Street
H. C. Beckenger
South Street
William Wilkins
Ohio Valley Say Co
Captain Wilkins
Frank McQuade
South Fifth Street
Grandpa McQuade
Ladies of the Maccabee
Miss Bates
New Philadelphia
City
H. D. Westfall
Lewis Walker
Ruth
Joseph
John A. Kitheart
Mt. Pleasant
Anna Anathan
Peoria
Ill
Philip Goldsmith
Philadelpia
Friay
Kents
Harry McElroy
la Belle View
Koocheching County
Minnesota
Query Club
Elizabeth Spencer
Jerusalem
Joppa
Fernwood
Ohio
Charles McDevitt
Steubenville
Rine
Mingo Junction
Emma Gault
Margaret
Edward Gault
New Alexandria
Elmer Gilkinson
Taylor Elliott
Lizzie Patton
John Gault
Martha Holmes
Myrtle
Death Rites for William Harris Read in Solemn Funeral
Funeral services for William Harris were held this afternoon with a memorial at 1 30 p m at the house followed by a cortège to St Paul s Church where the rector Rev Foster conducted the burial service. Attendants included H L Wilson F P Weber J A Crozier Richard Price Jo Snodgrass Sr John Phillips and flower bearers Wins Ashman Rose Charles Stiee George A McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harris
St. Paul's Church
Rev. Foster
H. L. Wilson
F. P. Weber
J. A. Crozier
Richard Price
Jo ¥. Snodgrass
John Phillips
Wins Ashman
E. F., Rose
Charles Stie
George A. McCoy
Coroner Rules on Causes of Death for Fogg Fare kas and Fargo
Coroner Foster reports John P. Fogg died Jan 11 on the W and L E railroad from an accidental error of judgment while inspecting a car on a side track. Frank Farka s death Jan 4 at U S Coal Rhodesdale due to careless failure to prop slate. William Fargo dies Jan 6 at Rhodesdale No 3 mine from slate fall. he was not at work and not under rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
John P. Fogg
Jacks
Togg
Frank Farekas
U. S. Coal Co
Rhodesdale
Wm. Fargo
Prohibition bill passes Tennessee House of Representatives
Nashville January 14 The bill to prohibit sale of all intoxicating liquor in Tennessee passed the lower house by 62 to 6 with 22 Republicans for and one against It goes to Governor Patterson who may veto but may be overridden by a bare majority If not returned within five days it becomes law without his signature Prohibition to take effect July 1 1909.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Senate
Patterson
Throckmorton Dies at 56 After Illness in City
Frank B. Throckmorton died at his Sixth avenue home near Clinton street at 8 a m after an illness since the Saturday after Christmas. A native of Waynesburg Pennsylvania he lived here eight years married to Minnie Wright ten years ago and leaves two children from a former marriage Ada Riley and George A Throckmorton of Pittsburg. He also leaves two brothers G F Throckmorton of Hundred W Va and J R Throckmorton of Waynesburg Pa. A skilled carpenter he worked with Steubenville Building and Lumber Co. He was a respected citizen and a member of the M P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Throckmorton
Sixth Avenue
Clinton Street
Waynesburg
Minnie Wright
Ada Riley
George A Throckmorton
Pittsburg
G. F. Throckmorton
Hundred
W. Va
J. R. Throckmorton
Joan Medcalf
Steubenville Building and Lumber Co
M. P. Church
Death of Mrs Henrietta S Stewart in Washington City
Telegram announces the death of Mrs Henrietta Simmons Stewart at her Washington City home on Wednesday January 13 1909 aged over four score. Widow of Hon Andrew Stewart a Steubenville Democratic newspaper man and former U.S. Congressman, sister of late Obediah Simmons of Cadiz. She lived in Steubenville and Washington since 1850s, active in church and Ladies Aid Society. burial in Union Cemetery Steubenville beside her husband with services by Rev Dr Reid and Rev S H Cravens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Sharpe
Henrietta S. Stewart
Washington City
Stewart
Andrew Stewart
Steubenville
United States
John A. Bingham
Congress
Henrietta Siemmons
Cadiz
Obediah Siemmons
Second Presbyterian Church
Old Sewing Society
Ladies’ Aids Society
Charles
Washington
Union Cemetery
Dr. Reid
Deaths and Memorials in Pittsburg Area Churches
The obituary notes the death at 68 of Rev. John Cravens, a longtime minister in Eastern Ohio and Pittsburg Conference who served Ames Methodist Episcopal Church Hazelwood and other area churches for 40 years. He left active preaching due to health and continued missionary work. Funeral services for John Foge were held at 113 South Ninth Street with Rev. Redhead officiating. Burial followed with pallbearers and flower bearers named.
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S. H. Cravens
Springfield
County
Pittsburg
Ohio
Ames Methodist Episcopal Church
Hazelwood
Cravens
Western Pennsylvania
John Foge
South Ninth Street
Rev. Redhead
St. Stephens Church
Owen Teaff
Mr. Simpson
John Thornburg
Charles Fagan
Lloyd
Arthur McCarty
Ray Stahl
Mr. Woods
GREEN AGAIN
Ohio Mine Workers reelect William Green of Coshocton as president and G W Savage of Columbus as secretary. John Moore of Rendville ran against D H Sullivan of Coshocton for vice president with Sullivan believed re-elected. Crawford of Byesville and Wein of Murray City likely elected to auditing committee. third member may require another vote. Committee reports a resolution opposing the fine and sentence in the Gompers-Mitchell-Morrison contempt case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Mine Workers
William Green
Coshocton
G. W. Savage
John Moore
Rendville
D. H. Sullivan
Sullivan
Thomas Crawford
Byesville
Conrad Wein
Murray City
Gompers-Mitchell-Morrison
Grand Jury List Of Jury Trials In Steubenville Courthouse
Judge W. W. Miller assigns a February to March docket of common pleas cases for jury trial in Steubenville. Plaintiffs and defendants include Mansfield against Brackel, Duffy guardian against Peoria & Saint Louis Ry Co, McDevitt against Rosa Williams, Wylie McGough against City, and others with firms like Steubenville East Liverpool Traction Co and U S Coal Co named among defendants. Multiple admrs and receivers appear, with cases spanning Feb 1 to March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5. Shotwell
Common Pleas Court No
Mansfield
Brackel
Mary Duffy
Guardian
W. W. Miller
Trustee
W. L. Cole
John Ceklysyoski
Steubenville & Wheeling Traction Co
Bessie L. Dobbs
Ernest Schrader
Freidl
Admr
L. E. Coal Mining Co
Christian Wetzel
the Myers Co
Infirmary
Wm. Breeding
Wm. Scamehorn
Wylie McGough
City of Steubenville
C. W. Richards
Mary Schlater
G. A. Campbell
la Belle Iron Works
Alice Shannon
C. L. Foreman
Treas
BR. Fenski
Steubenville & East Liverpool Traction Co
Frank Letzkus
Court News Settlements and Dismissals in Local Cases
Multiple docket updates include Annie E Coulter versus City of Steubenville settled and Kipusciewski versus Bukowski redocketed. Porter vs R R awarded plaintiff 150 dollars. Kish vs RR same result. DiLacratas granted divorce from Henry DiLacratas and restored to Piat surname. McMehan Manufacturing versus Carrick and Paxton dropped. Gross versus Frankfort M A and P G Insurance settled. Huston granted divorce from Wm J Huston with custody awarded. Bowen Alban named executor of late Wm Alban. W R Alban attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Coulter
Steubenville
Chas. Kipusciewski
Jos
Bukowski
John W. Porter
Frank Pechr
J. W. Porter
Steve Kish
Lucy A. DiLacratas
Henry DiLacratas
Carl H. Smith
Bowen Alban
Toronto
W. R. Alban
Uncertain Ledger of Names Across Many Cases
A long list of individuals including Koontz Andy Makin Millhorn Martin White McBriar McMenamin Polen Vissoro Smith Walker Willems Vantilburg Little Walker Walke Rutter Schrader Thomas Whitcomb Ashby Arch Burdace Balok Barrett Campbell Caniff Connor Connelly Daugherty Dreyer Donato Evasevich Tarrabesky Lyons Mozingo McMenamin Sullivan Pasquale Perella Renardi Shapiro Stuccosh Spencer Smith Walker Barcus DeGarmo Blackburn Callon Carnahan Dyer Epps Fortunato Fox Godfriend Hannon Hooker Herron McBriar Bertram Bertram Boraski Bok Burdett Briegs Brown Caufield Clendenning Connors Chapin Coleman Cattrell Cronin Carson Cabolink Prake Lyons Davis Dougherty Dougherty Ead Elder Elliott Humble Faulds Fahey Richardson Verare Fleming Fisher Gallagher Crean Grimes Glinski Greenburg Hatala Robinson Scheuber Hale Howard United States Coal Co Hannon Tones Johnson Takasan Toski Juhne Kiss Kananoski Linton Linton Lone Tittlejohn Meredith Miller Mackinaw Mackinaw Miller Mickle Millhorn McCann McPrior McPherson Nolan Nolan Nesbitt and others are listed in what appears to be a compiled roster or case index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rife
John Maxwell
Clyde Carson
Henry Schrader
George Thomas
James Whitcomb
Reuben Ashby
Garber Arch
John Burdace
John Balok
Edward Barrett
William Campbell
Barney Caniff
Owen Connor
John Connelly
Henry Daugherty
William Dreyer
Milanetti Donato
Wiji Evasevich
John Tarrabesky
Schaefer Lyons
John Mozingo
Edward McMenami
Alexander McBriar
Earnst
William Stewart
Joseph Winston
Winko Tekulic
John Crowell
Andy Alimasso
George M. Anderson
William Boyer
John W. Burns
John Barnhill
Benjamin Bates
Martin Barrett
Arthur Bellomo
Gertrude Blackford
William Bertram
Alex Isaac Bertram
James Bertram
Joe Boraski
Alek Bok
Jack Burdett
Ben Briegs
James Brown
Valentine Verare
Carrie B. Fleming
Margaret Fisher
Norman Gallagher
Kay Crean
Clarence S. Grimes
Paul Glinski
Charles Greenburg
John Hatala
William Robinson
John Seheuber
Kate Hale
Helen Iy Howard
The
United States Coal Co
John Hannon
Hillard
Banker Fails to Continue Ex pose of Green County Politicians
Pittsburg Jan 14 J B F Rinehart accused of wrecking the Farmers and Drovers National Bank of Waynesburg Pa where he was vice president and cashier did not continue his expose of Green county political practices. He did not name twenty or thirty others alleged to draw checks against a James lams trustee account pooling over 188000 for the 1905 campaign. It was shown there are 7500 voters and Rinehart’s side spent an average of 2 per voter. District Attorney Dunkle pressed that entries were false and money spent recklessly. Rinehart’s attorneys will plead today. Assistant Attorney General Fowler will close for the prosecution and Judge Young will charge the jury late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
J. B. F. Rinehart
Farmers and Drovers National Bank
Waynesburg
Green County
Rinehart
Dunkle
Atorneys
Fowler
Young
Tillman targets Meyer and Bonaparte in Ananias Club
Senator Tillman says he will put Postmaster General Meyer and Attorney General Bonaparte in the Ananias Club. He vows to produce a lie direct for Meyer and is undecided on a term for Bonaparte. Names listed include Jennie Goode Ovington, Harry Parsons, Frank Phillips, Mary Racke, James Richardson, John H. Solter, Elmer E. Shaw, Walter Seese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tillman
Meyer
Bonaparte
Ananias Club
Jennie Goode Ovington
Harry Parsons
Frank Phillips
Mary Racke
James Richardson
John H. Solter
Elmer E. Shaw
Walter Seese
Marriage Outlook: From Celibacy to Companionship
A book fellow quotes celibacy as unlikely to pay and argues a good marriage is supreme human felicity, a tolerable marriage suits most, and even a bad marriage is better than no marriage at all. The remark frames marriage as essential to fulfillment.
Kenney Seynave Tie the Knot in McDonald Parish
Michael J. Kenney and Miss Lida G. Seynave wed at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church in McDonald with relatives and friends in attendance. Kenney, son of Thomas Kenney of Chester, W Va, is a longtime Pennsylvania Company employee and popular locally. Parents and siblings attended, a joyful community event. The J. R. Smith farm well in the county’s upper end was drilled yesterday and is a duster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Thomas Kenney
J. R. Smith
SR Dollar Prices Move Across Market Quotes
Market listings show a sequence of per unit prices with values 3.00, 3.75, 6.00 and 7.50. The figures imply a stepped pricing pattern across different goods or services in the regional telegraphic bulletin.
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John Fogg
Houses
Governor
Henrietta Slemmons Stewart
Ohio Mine
Gompers
Grand Jury
Frank Bone
M. S. Cross
Peter Nolan
Chas. Sterling
B. M. Kelly Et al
J. E. Russell
Ascensio Serafini
W. J
Jas. A. Jones
Mike Evasovich
Geo
Julie Thomas Prino
Elizabeth Ashman
Court News
Pose
Ben
Elle Piping CO
Stein-Bloch Co’s
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
Solomon Bros. & Lempert
Ster, Ne
Senhauser Clothing Co
Market Street