Social notes span Pittsburg visits and gatherings
Mrs. Forsythe visits daughter Marian in Pittsburg while Miss Boyle of Steubenville nurses pneumonia at home on Troy Hill. Families travel to Chicago and Florida. Westminster Church Girls Guild hosts at Miss Williams hilltop home. Mrs Baker hosts East Liverpool guests for luncheon. Zion Lutheran Young Ladies study and dine. Helen Kirkpatrick surprise party with 14 attendees. Local clubs hold meetings, card parties, and missionary sessions with multiple named participants and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Forsythe
Miss Marian
Pittsburg
Margaret Boyle
Steubenville
Troy Hill
Allegheny
William Burke
Chicago
Harry Graut
Red
Vitagraph Moving Picture Company
Fr. S. Maxwell
Mary
Jessie Myers
Thomas H. Kirk
Washington Street
Island Lake
Florida
Wm. Bullock
W. A. Clark
Sunshine Cottage
Westminster Church
Hattie Williams
LaBelle View
Jean Teeters
Ada Buchanan
Youngs
Dr. Baker
Liverpool
Baker
Roy Carpenter
Thos. S. Jones
Dr. Bumpus
Miss Barkhurst
Barkhurst
Wallace
Young Ladies Society
The
Zion Lutheran Church
Ida
Edith Spies
North Fourth Street
A. F. Bender
Helen Kirkpatrick
Wilmer Haney
South Seventh Street
Helen
Mary Kirkpatrick
Frances Harris
Martha Walker
Margaret Krieter
Inez Krieter
Vernan Schaeffer
Ruby Schaeffler
Frances Kirkpatrick
Margaret Kirkpatrick
May Gordon
May Ball
Edith Starr
Anna Starr
Florence Starr
Miss Helen
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Agnes Thompson Green
Famly
Sixth Avenue
Jessie Erwin
China
Fitch
Dr. Miller
A. G. Lee
Nellie Brown
Firth
James Moses
Alice Gilmore
J. Easton McGowan
Clinton Street
Charles S. Hartje
Killarney
Howard Wickersham
James Fulton
Obituary of James L. Russell in Brush Creek area
James L. Russell died January 5 1013 at his Brush Creek home after a life of integrity and public service. A Republican supporter and church member, he opposed slavery, abstained from alcohol, married Leah Kerr in 1869, leaving five children and a devoted widow. He was buried in Steubenville cemetery as his memory rests with the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Russell
Brush Creek Township
Republican Party
John C. Freeborn
William H. Taft
United Presbyterian Church
Leah B. Kerr
Steubenville
Iife
Wm. Im. Kerr
Nathan M Taylor Naylor 1832 1913 Obituary
Nathan M Taylor Naylor born October 8 1832 died January 7 1913 aged 80 years 3 months 4 days son of John S and Jane McGrew Naylor married Alice Elliott January 1870 two daughters Annie and Olive survive him He was a birthright Quaker but longtime member and official of the Methodist Episcopal Church Smithfield Ohio remembered as a reverent dignified Christian He leaves brothers William B Naylor Oliver Posner and Samuel who preceded him Blessed with orderly home life faith in God and peace across his final journey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan M. Taylor
Nathan’ M. Naylor
John S
Jane McGrew Naylor
Alice Elliott
Heavenly Home
Annie
Olive
Society of Friends
Methodist Episcopal Church
Smithfield
Ohio
Bret
Wm. B. Navlore
Oliver Pos Neier
Samuel
Heavenly frame and a motto of mercy and humility
An evocative line recalls a friend urging moral creed in life: deal justly, love mercy, walk humbly with God. The phrase reflects a timeless ethical injunction embedded in the speaker’s memory.
Mrs Annie I Owen King obituary near Fernwood Ohio
Mrs Annie Isabella Owen King wife of John King died January 2 1073 at her home near Fernwood Ohio after a short illness. She was 33 years old and leaves husband and three children Land aged 3 Nele 4 and a newborn. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs J B Owen of Richmeni Ohio and siblings C E B Owen Gary West Virginia Mrs Arther Mokie Fernwood Elmer Owen Steubenville and Pearl Owen at home. She joined the Church of Christ at Toronto at 15 and lived a faithful Christian life. Funeral services were held at the home by Rev Carmen of Toronto and Rev Base of Brilliant Ohio, then burial at New Alexandria cemetery. God help us live faithful when death comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Isabella Owen King
Annie Isabela Owen King
John King
Fernwood
Weg
Leland
Nele
Iofan
J. B. Owen
Riehmeni, O
C. EB. Owen
Gary
Arther Mokie
Elme
Owen
Steubenville
Pearl ‘Owen
Christ
Toronto
Carmen
Base
Prilliant
Ono
New
Alexandria
Death of W Still in 57th year at Sycamore Street
W Still died at his home 1150 Sycamore Street on a Wednesday morning after a six month battle with cancer of the stomach. Born in Ali kanna, son of the late Daniel Still, he lived previously in Middletown Ohio before moving to his sister’s residence. Survived by wife Amanda Knox and siblings William in Wills Creek John Henry in Steubenville Mary Still in Wills Creek Lucy Bailey Margaret Bartlebaugh Catherine Lodge Nellie Gibson. A carpenter by trade he was active in the Christian church Maccabees uniform rank and Carpenters Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foward W. Still
Sycamore Street
Middletown
Bvertlebaugh
Alikanna
Daniel
Still
Amanda Knox
William
Wills Creek
John
Henry
Steubenville
Mary Still
Lucy Bailey
Margaret Bartlebaugh
Catherine Lodge
Nellie Gibson
Allegheny
The
Christian Church
Maccabees
Uniform Rank
Carpenters Union
Gracey Woman of Wellsburg Dies at Forty Nine
Mrs Gracey widow of Theo Gracey and mother of William Gracey of Wellsburg died Tuesday at 2 PM aged 49. Born Lula Baxter she was a daughter of J C Baxter of Cross Creek district and well known in Steubenville. Funeral from Charles and 24th streets home Thursday morning. Burial in St Johns Episcopal Church cemetery Cross Creek district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracey
Thomas Gracey
Wellsburg
Lula Baxter
J. C. Baxter
Cross Creek
Steubenville
Theo, Gracey
William Gracey
Charles
Twenty Fourth Streets
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Henry Schmidt dies at 41 after illness in Charlero i obituary
Henry Schmidt formerly of Charleroi Pa died Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock from consumption aged about 41 He leaves a widow and five children John Katie Annie Henry and Fanny He was employed as a cutter at the Jefferson Glass Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schmidt
Charleroi
Follawsbee
John
Katie
Annie
Henry
Fanny
Jefferson Glass Co
Child of S and B Cawthorn Dies at Age 2
Mildred Cawthorn, youngest daughter of Stephen and Bertha Cawthorn of 222 Washington Street, died January 11 after a diphtheria illness aged 2 years and 4 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Stephen
Bertha Cawthorn
Washington Street
Remains of Susan Englehart At Mettenberger's Chapel
The remains of Susan Englehart nee Swartzbau, who died from exposure at Mingo Junction, lie at Mettenberger's chapel awaiting word from a relative in Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Englehart
Mingo Junction
Mettenberger’s Chapel
Wheeling
Swartzbau
Funeral services for Mrs John Owens
Funeral services were held at Ely Name Church Tuesday morning at 8 30 led by Rev Weigan with large attendance. Pallbearers included Hugh Owens Roy Owens Jas Owens Frank Owens David Owens and George Raidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owens
Ely Name Church
Weigan
Hugh Owens
Roy Owens
Jas Owens
Frank Owens
David Owens
George Raidy
Funeral services for Mops Chas Broman held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mops Chas Broman were held on Tuesday with Rev Hempelman officiating. Present were George and John Bromani C EF, FL F. H. J. and W. E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mops
Chas Broman
Hempelman
George and
John Bromani Cef
W.E Smith
Real estate and claim agent C C Needham dies in Canton
C C Needham, real estate and claim agent of the W and L E R R and Wabash R R, died on Tuesday at Canton. He was well known here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash R. R
Canton
Merritt Child Dies at Home Near Stanton Park
Mirl Merritt aged 2 years and 3 months, son of Grover and Jenni Merritt, died at their home north of Stanton Park on Wednesday at 4 am. The brief notice states the family’s loss with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirl
Grover
Jenni Merritt
O Stanton Park
Probate Court Appoints Cinderella Robb as Administratrix
Cinderella Robb was appointed administratrix of the estate of Niustit Robb. An application to probate was filed by Elizabeth Mitchell seeking court action in the probate matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinderella Robb
For Sale Stevens Duyrea Touring Car with Extras
For sale Stevens Duyrea four cylinder thirty horse power touring car equipped with top windshield speedometer Prest-O-Lite Tank extra tires tubes etc. The car is in good running order has an extra good motor and is suitable for an old delivery wagon. Price 2500 dollars. The Automobile and Motor Hardware Co. 143 South Sid Street Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens-Duyrea
Automobile & Motor Hott Co
South Sid Street
1Sjan-Gidliy
Impeachment Trial Convictions In Archbald Case Stun Senate
The Senate delivered mixed verdicts against Judge Archbald in the impeachment trial. It found him guilty on the first and third articles alleging undue influence and improper dealings with railroad officials, while the second counted not guilty and the fourth also resulted in a conviction. Debate over fifth article paused as executive session was proposed and then withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ie _ Herad
Tme
A W
Aes Commerce Court
Senate Gh
Erie Railroad
Archbald
Jude Archbald
Senate
Marion Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Smith
Georgia
Culbersson
Poindexter
Halifax Vessel Strands Near Harbor After Fog
The steamship Uranium ran aground ten miles from Halifax in fog, with Captain Eustace and crew aboard. All 880 passengers reached the immigration station safely, but the ship’s bow and holds were damaged and it lies near Hebecto Light, close to the spot where the Atlantic wreck claimed 600 lives in 1873. No fog alarm was heard by the captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Rotterdam
Eustace
Hebucto
Atlantic
House Ways and Means Tackles Iron and Steel Schedules
Washington Jan 10 The House Ways and Means committee resumed hearings on iron and steel tariff schedules adopting sworn testimony for witnesses. The Democratic plan bases rates on value with iron ore zinc ore and various steel products on the free list or taxed, aiming to reduce average duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
House
Ways and Means
James
Kenucky
Taft
Underwood
Tariff Revenue Proposal Cited During Debate
Chairman Underwood told a witness the Democrats sought a tariff for revenue not profit protection. He noted no plan to maintain a tariff without government revenue and argued all dutiable items should bear some duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Tere
Bulgarian war losses rise with Turkish conflict report
The official Bulgarian casualty list totals 285 officers and 21,900 soldiers killed or dying of wounds since the war began with Turkey. An additional 876 officers and 1,000 men are wounded or ill, with about 70 percent having recovered. The government sought 70 physicians from Russia to fight infectious diseases. native doctors are serving with the army in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Turkey
Simee
Death of W. S. Clark at 785 Prospect Avenue
W S Clark, 75, died of heart failure at noon Thursday in bed at the home of George Hyatt at 785 Prospect Avenue. He had declined breakfast and was found dead. Born in Pennsylvania, he worked as an oil pumper and driller. Survived by daughter Mrs. C. B. Hare of Orcut, California, and a brother in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Clark
George Hyatt
Prospect Avenue
Pennsylvania
C. B. Hare
Orcutt, Cal
Men jailed in Lisbon after Steubenville arrest
Sean Dawson and George Brown, two men arrested in Steubenville last week for grand larceny, were searched in the Lisbon jail on Tuesday. Police found a package of saws and razors and two keys to the outside jail door, likely provided by outsiders to aid an escape. they were placed in separate cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Dawson
George Brown
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Lisbon
December Egg Record by K J Gilkinson
K J Gilkinson of Reeds Mills imported and sold 152 dozen fresh eggs in December at 45 and 35 cents per dozen, earning a total of 58 dollars and 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Gilkinson
Reeds Mills
Sheriff Sale Report in Davis v. Lytle case
In the case of Sarah C. Davis vs Irene G P Lytle the Sheriff sold on Monday lots 1 and 2 to Mrs Lytle for 1360 dollars lot 13 to John Patton for 761 dollars lot 4 to Mrs Lytle for 1301 dollars and no bid was received on lot 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Davis
Irene G. P. Lytle
Moniday
Marriage Licenses Listed for Rayland and Steubenville
Marriage licenses show Yony Fedritt 40 of Rayland to Takinti N Angiela 32 of Steubenville. Eugene O Burns 5 and Sarah A Marker 21 of Steubenville. Nikulita Ol tean 31 and Amika Sas 27 of Piney Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yony Fedritt
Rayland
Takinti N. Angiela
Steubenville
Eugene O. Burns
Sarah A. Marker
Nikulita Oltean
Amika Sas
Piney Fork
Divorce Suit in Llanelly South Wales Adultery Claim
David J. Thomas has filed for divorce from Catherine J. Thomas alleging adultery. The couple wed in Llanelly, South Wales on October 15, 1807. Bigger, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Thomas
Catherine J. Thomas
Llanelly
South Wales
Bigger
Brooke County Circuit Court to Convene in Wellsburg
The Brooke County Circuit Court will convene in Wellsburg on Monday February 17. Judge Hervey or Judge Newman will preside at the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Brooke County
Wellsburg
Hervey
Newman
Coroner Clars and Englehart Inquests Filed Verdicts
Coroner Herb filed two inquest verdicts. William S. Clars died January 0, 1913 of heart disease. Susan Englehart died January 12 from pneumonia caused by exposure.
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Herb
William S. Clars
Susan Englehart
Court to hear motions to quash election violations
Judge Richards will hear the motions to quash alleged election violations on Tuesday. Attorney B F Welty will represent the Democratic Attorney General's office. The State was not ready on Friday, so Tuesday was set for the hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
B. F. Welty
Divorce Granted Ida Reed Wins Custody of Four Kids
Ida Reed was granted a divorce from Hiram Reed on the grounds of wilful absence and gross neglect of duty. The court awarded custody of the four minor children to Ida Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Reed
Hiram Reed
Two Men Rescued After Near Drowning in Wellsburg Water
Two men, Mr. McDonald of the McCord farm and Roy Hawley, nearly drowned Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock when their wagon bed floated from the bolsters and the kingpin dropped as they drove through water along Charles street. The horses struggled as Supt. A B McCollett of World War II traction and Paul Lincoln of Bethany arrived with a boat, pulled the men to safety, and released the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Wellsburg
McDonald
McCord
Roy Hawley
A. B. McCollett
Www. B. & B. Tractionling
Paul Lincoln
Bethany
Authorities Urge Expanded Mining Safety Bureau Funding
Dr Holmes urges Congress to widen mine safety investigations into coal, metal mines, quarries and metallurgical plants. He notes huge losses from mining waste and gas, praises the bureau for training, and details health risks like tuberculosis and hookworm among miners amid foreign labor influx. He cites fuel savings, safety upgrades, and a shift to electric lighting and permissible explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Bureau of Mines
United States
Bureau
Local Woman Found Dead Amid Hardship in Mingo District
Mrs. Susan Ingleheart, 66, was found dead at 2 PM Sunday in an old house on the East Side of Mingo, where she sought refuge after leaving home due to pressure from the Asia. Police reported exposure and neglect as the cause, with locals noting visitors who had earlier fled during the high water had since avoided accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Ingleheart
Mingo
Asia
John Thomas
Fugitive William Holman Captured After Skiff Chase
William Hack Holman, fugitive wanted for escaping a jail and robbery, was arrested after a flooded Ohio skiff chase. Officers Zimmerman and Bartels pursued him from Market Street, firing bullets during the pursuit before Holman surrendered and was brought to the lockup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Hack) Holman
Ohio
Market Street
Zimmerman
Bartels
Hiolman
Train jumping duo split by Dennison railroad detective
Coy and his wife, dressed in men's clothes, were removed from a freight train in Dennison yards by a railroad detective. They said they walked from Pittsburg to Steubenville before boarding the gondola loaded with pig iron. A piece of iron injured Coy’s toes, necessitating amputation of both toes, and the discovery of the hidden woman led to her exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Coy
Dennison Yards
Coy
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Joe Coy
Black Lick
Woman found dead at Mingo area linked briefly to Salvation Army
In Ranks reports a woman found dead in an abandoned Mingo house Monday morning was never officially connected with the Salvation Army of the city. She had been in care by the Army for a time while she and her husband tried to improve their situation. The couple left the area years earlier and later resided in a boathouse, after which the Salvation Army lost all trace of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo
Salvation Army
Mrs A R Tabor Finds Relief With Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs A R Tabor of Crider Missouri suffered five years from sick head ache caused by a disordered stomach. After using two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she is cured. The ads note the tablets are intended for this stomach issue and invite readers to try them. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Tabor
Crider, Mo
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Health and Strength Boost
A vintage advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles. It highlights each ingredient's curative qualities and includes a testimonial from Mrs. J M Windley of Lyons Go praising a complete cure. Beall & Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Windley
Lyon
Beall & Steele
Adv
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Adverts
An advertisement urges quick use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for a cold with hoarse wheezing to soothe inflamed air passages, stop coughing, and prevent bronchitis or pneumonia. Beall and Steele advertise the product as offering quick, beneficial relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Beall & Steele, Adv
Escaped After Fifteen Years of Suffering Kidney Ailments
W P Broyles found relief after fifteen years of kidney and bladder troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the remedy cured a severe backache and painful bladder irritations, urging readers to refuse substitutes and rely on Beall & Steele for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Broyles
Foley
Hears
Beall & Steele
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Detroit
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Toittsburg
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Beechwood
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Bertha Simpson
Miss Simpson
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Kate Douglas
J R. Polen
Logansport
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Tda Meyers
Je.c. Luahiey
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Ledyard
W. B
Edward Still
News BY Wire
A. C. Douglas
Resquest
National Exchange Bank
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Chase
Inglehart
Wabash Bridge
Thomas House
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