Death Roll Thomas J Wade
Thomas Jefferson Wade died at his residence 154 North Thirdstret at midnight aged 68 after two months illness and pneumonia. His wife Nancy A Glover survives with children Mrs Wm McBeth Alex John Mrs Laura Groach Mrs Wm Cash Mrs Mary Caudle and Thos at home. They lived in Middle Ferry and Steubenville. He was a Christian Church member and a respected laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Wade
Thomas Jefferson Wade
North Thirdstret
Nancy A. Glover
Greene County
Wm. McBeth
Knoxville
Alex
John
Brilliant
Laura Groach
Follansbee
Wm. Cash
Middle Ferry
Mary Caudle
Osage
West Virginia
Steubenville
Christian Church
James Mellor longtime Dennison resident dies at 72
James L. Mellor, former Steubenville resident, died at his Dennison home on Saturday at 8. He was 72. Mellor served in Company C, 157th Ohio Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War, married Martha Harvey in 1858, and leaves six children, three brothers, and a sister. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the family residence with Rev. Hosick officiating. interment in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Mellor
Steubenville
Dennison
Steubenville & Indiana
St. Lot
Thomas Denmead
157Th O. W. L
George W. McCook
Fort Delaware
Mellor
Martha Harvey
Malta
Morgan County
Anna
Kate
Fred W. Maxwell
Harry M. Mellor
Texas
J. x. Moran
Hugh C. Mellor
Oronto
Ohio
David P
Harry W. Mellon
C. J. Hunter
Charles Darsie
Union Cemetery
Funeral of Michael Carroll Sr at Holy Name Church
The funeral of Michael Carroll Sr was one of the most impressive events at the Holy Name Church. Divisions of A O H and Trades Assembly honored him as one of Ohio's oldest Hibernians, with Rev Father Weigand delivering a moving address before interment at Mt Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micheal Carrolll
Michael Carroll
Church of the Holy Name
Hibernian
Ohio
John Shanahan
Scott Linn
William Connor
Thomas Burk
Martin Griffin
Morris Cashman
Peter Ward
Frank Cody
John Sullivan
Holy Name Church
J. A. Weipand
Gentleman
Carroll
Father Weigand
Trades Assembly
Jefferson County
J. E. Martin
James P. Flynn
Henry Gauker
Lincoln Avenue
Mt. Calvary
Death of H. Clay Bell From Connorsville Area
H Clay Bell a notable southern county resident died Monday at his home near Connorsville above Ragland after a short illness. He was 60, unmarried, and had spent most of his life near his late residence. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 1 PM with burial in Hopewell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Bell
H. Clay Bell
Connorsville
Ragland
Hopewell Cemetery
John D Monnich Dies At Pittsburg At 8 This Morning
John Detrich Monnich died at his home in Pittsburg this morning at eight o'clock. He was a brother of the late Herman Monnich of this city and was well known here having spent time during his sister in law Mrs Herman Monnich illness and death. He was 1q years old and a man of kind ly qualities and has many relatives and friends here who will be grieved to learn of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Detrich Monnich
Pittsburg
Herman Monnich
Mrs Mary Hanway Dies. Local Ties Noted
Mrs Mary J Hanway widow of Rev Amos Hanway of Indianapolis Indiana is described as a niece of John Evans of Franklin avenue and sister of W J Jones a local druggist Her many friends in this city and county will be grieved to hear of her death.
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Mary J. Hanway
Amos Hanway
Indianapolis
Ind
Hanway
John Evans
Franklin Avenue
W. J. Jones
Smithfield
Mary A Cain Widow of Thomas Cain Passes
Mrs Mary A Cain nee McCoy widow of the late Thomas Cain has died. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Cain
Obituary of Mrs. Cain of Beaver County Pennsylvania
Mrs C ain passed away at her home at Past Liver al Sunday aged 82. She was born in Beaver County and was daughter of early settlers who crossed the mountains near Mt Oliver. Survived by one sister Mrs. Mattie McDonald and children James Cain Pittsburg J C Cain East Liverpool T J Cain Altoona Mrs Anna McCoy Leetonia George M Cain Hammondsville Mrs Jennie A Ellery Pittsburg and W H Cain Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammondsville
Jennie A. Ellery
Pittsburg
W. H. Cain
Salem
Fresh lake fish at Russell's Fish and Oyster Depot
The ad invites fresh lake fish daily at Russell's Fish and Oyster Depot located at 809 North Sixth Street. The funeral services for Julia Gaunch were held at St. John's Church on Tuesday with Rev. Salzwedel officiating.
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Russell's Fish and Oyster
North Sixth Street
Julia Gaunch
St. John’s Church
Rev
Salzwedel
Dana Performs Half Length Straight Jacket Exhibition
Dana will perform the half length straight jacket at every show and give a fine exhibition in front of the theater at 6 30 p m this evening at The New Pictorium.
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Dana
Michael Carroll Sr. Dies After Long Miners Career
Michael Carroll Sr. died at his home 639 Lincoln Avenue Friday night at 9 40 surrounded by his family Fran cis E Carroll Michael Jr Julia Carroll Franklin and Rose Agnes Carroll survive He was 71 born in County Longford Ireland and earlier a coal miner and pioneer unionist He fought in strikes helped found the first miners union in the area and later worked in the book and tea business He was active in Irish groups Ancient Order of Hibernians Knights of Labor and Irish Republican campaigns Requiem Mass is set for Tuesday at 8 30 from Holy Name Church with interment at Mt Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Carroll
Michael Caroll
Licoln Avenue
Francis E. Carroll
Pittsburg
Michael, Jr
Julia Carroll Franklin
Rose Agnes Carroll
Carroll
Holy Name Church
Mt. Calvary, Comety
Swift
Borland
Wheeling
W. Va
Carson
South Wheeling
Market Street
Mr. Carroll
County Longford
Ireland
England
Julia Walsh
Order of Hibernians
A. O. Fr
Jefferson County
Knights of Labor
Mears Hall
Lower Market Street
Ohio
Blane
Mrs Ida McGrew Dies After Illness in Belmont County
Mrs Ida wife of Albert McGrew died at Dillies Bottom Belmont County on Friday at 2 p m after four months illness with consumption. Survived by husband four children Ernest Lulu Basil and Alvin, married ten years. Maiden name Baer. Two brothers and one sister also survive. Her remains brought here for interment and taken to George Starrs Coal Hill home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McGrew
Ida
Dillies Bottom
Belmont County
Ernest
Lulu
Basil
Alvin
Baer
George Starr
Coal Hill
Mrs J H Simms Dies Of Pneumonia In East Liverpool
Mrs J H Simms wife of H Simms publisher of the East Liverpool Morning Tribune died at 1133 last night after ten days illness from pneumonia She is survived by her husband son George C Simms mother Mrs Susan Harker two sisters Mrs B C Simms and Mrs Amos Dawson of Ohioville and two brothers Benjamin and Chas Harker She was a member of First M E Church East Liverpool The death of Mrs Simms follows illness since New Year s day Sympathy from friends is extended Also reported Harry Frederick infant son of Frederick and Eva Thompson of Aliaed died last night of stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Simms
Donna Harker
Simms
H. Simms
East Liverpool Morning Tribune
George C Simms
Susan Harker
B. C. Simms
Amos Dawson
Ohioville
Benjamin
Chas Harker
M. E. Church
East Liverpool
Simm
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Lawson McGrogan Held at Holy Name
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Lawson McGrogan were held at Holy Name Church on Saturday with Father Weig officiating and a large attendance. Pallbearers included Edward O'Brien, Henry Lawson, John Moran, James McNeal, Wm Moran, Harry Wright, and John and Joseph Lawson, with flower bearers among the mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lawson McGrogan
Holy Name Church
Father Weig
Edward O’brien
Henry Lawson
John Moran
James McNeal
Wm. Moran
Harry Wright
John
Joseph Lawson
Death of Warren township resident H. C. Beall at 64
H C Beall a prominent former Warren township resident died this morning after illness with pneumonia at age 64 A half sister lives in West Virginia He was cousin to James B Deyarmon of Mingo Junction
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H. C. Beall
Warren Township
West Virginia
James B. Deyarmon
Mingo Junction
Infant Maggie Babene Dies at Seminary
Infant Maggie Babene died Monday morning at the Seminary aged one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Maggie Babene
Obituary notices for Julia Gaunch and Robert Semple funeral
Julia Gaunch daughter of Martin and Julia Gaunch of Slack street died Sunday night at 16 months old. Funeral services for Robert Jackson Semple were held Sunday afternoon with Rev. Foster officiating. Acting and honorary pallbearers included W. H. McClinton George S. Hawkins Wm M Beall R. E. Blinn George Whittaker Charles Peterson Alex Sweeney J. W. Evans Mr Gardner Mayor Thos W Porter Wm. Trainer and Thomas Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Martin
Julia Gaunch
Slack Street
Robert Jackson Semple
Rev. Foster
W. H. McClinton
George S. Hawkins
Wm. M. Beall
R. E. Blinn
George Whittaker
Charles Peterson
Alex. Sweeney
J. W. Evans
Mr. Gardner
Thos. W. Porter
Wm. Trainer
Thomas Roberts
Funeral Services for Mrs Bert McGrew Held Sunday
Funeral services were held Sunday with Rev Boyer officiating. Pallbearers named Chas Starr Barney Gertsmeyer Hugh Best George Starr Jos Underwood and Joseph Wilson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert McGrew
Rev. Boyer
Chas, Starr
Barney Gertsmeyer
Hugh Best
George Starr
Jos. Underwood
Joseph Wilson
Death notice for Mrs. Fanny Hunter Drake in Cambridge Springs
Tele gram from Cambridge Springs announces the death of Mrs. Fanny Hunter Drake on Sunday January 12 1908 after a prolonged illness. Daughter of Thomas and Sarah Hunter she lived in Dinsmore Pa and Corropolis Pa with husband Frederick Drake who died years ago. She leaves one daughter Miss Ger
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Fanny Hunter Drake
W. C. Nichols
Cambridge Springs
Funeral planned for Aldine at home sister Ella McCord
Mrs. Aldine at home and sister Mrs Ella McCord of Pittsburg mourn the loss. Remains were brought to Burgettstown today for funeral services Tuesday with interment in the family burying ground beside her husband and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldine
Ella McCord
Pittsburg
Burgettstown
Seaman Family Puts Local Obituary on Record
Thomas Seaman brother in law to Mayor James F. Sarratt died in Los Angeles California Friday aged 88. His remains will be brought to Washington Pennsylvania for interment. Born in Washington County in 1820 he married Mary A. Sarratt in 1843. Survived by three children H A Seaman of Washington jewelers R Stewart and Mrs J R Bell of Los Angeles. He was among the oldest members of the I Q O F lodge in the United States.
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Thomas Seaman
James F. Sarratt
Los Angles
Cal
Washington
Seaman
Washington County
E Ware
Mary A. Sarratt
H. A. Seaman
H. A Seaman € O
R. Stewart
J. R. Bell
Los Angeles
1. Q. O. F. Lodge
United States
Rev. Robert Moffett Dies After Yearlong Illness in Cleveland
Revered Disciple Church minister Rev. Robert Moffett died Saturday at his Cleveland home after about a year of paralysis. He was a longtime figure in local ministry and community affairs, leaving behind a legacy of service and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moffett
The
Disciple Church
Cleveland
Jesse W. Hains Dies at 78. Longtime Missionary Leader
Jesse W. Hains a respected resident died Monday January 13 1908 at 4 10 am aged 78 Funeral services will be held at his home Wednesday Rev Mr Moffett noted Bethany College 1859 and 25 years as corresponding secretary of the General Christian Missionary Society Survived by widow and three children Mrs Mary A Tilden Dr Charles C Moffett and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Hains
Coed
Sis
Mr. Moffett
Bethany
W. Va
General Christian Missionary Society
Mary A. Tilden
D. H. Tildegg
Cleveland
Charles C. Moffett
Lorain and Attorney Roy R. Moffett, of Lorain
Lorain figures prominently with attorney Roy R. Moffett named as a key legal figure connected to the case or matter involving Lorain, highlighting local civic or judicial activity centered on the city and its legal community.
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Lorain and
Roy R. Moffett
Lorain
Philadelphia businessman John Williams dies. buried in Youngstown
John Williams of Philadelphia a prominent businessman and uncle of H K Williams of this city died after a brief illness. His remains were brought back to Ohio for interment in Youngstown. He is survived by a long time invalid wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Philadelphia
H. K. Williams
Ohio
Youngstown
Steubenville Civil War Veteran Robert Semple Dies at 80
Robert Jackson Semple longtime Steubenville resident and skilled gunsmith and machinist died at his home 139 South Eighth Street at 8 15 A M Friday aged 80 He was born October 1 1827 and lived most of his life in Steubenville except ten years in Marietta Ohio He is survived by Miss Edith Semple Mrs Lilly Porter Harry Semple and Ross Semple His wife died eight years ago He was an expert hunter and sportsman respected for his integrity and service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jackson Semple
Steubenville
South Eighth Street
Sample
Marietta
Edith Semple
Lilly Porter
Harry Semple
Washington, D. C
U. S. Geological
Ross Semple
Semple
Patrick Cunningham Dies Prominent Amspian Citizen at 66
Patrick Cunningham longtime Amspian resident and president of the People s Bank died Thursday at 5 30 AM aged 66. He led local affairs, served as borough treasurer and was a member of the M E church. Survived by wife and son John A Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Cunningham
Amspian
People’s Bank
Cunningham
M. E. Church
John A. Cunningham
Infant son of Benningtons dies in Dover apartments
The infant son of Samuel and Marie Bennington died on Thursday at their Dover apartment. A funeral was held on Friday.
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Samuel
Marie Bennington
Dover
Kodol touted as best remedy for stomach troubles
The advertisement credits Kodol as the best remedy for indigestion and a disordered stomach. It claims pleasant, prompt relief and thorough action and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
Insidious Kidney Trouble Warns of Fatal Signs
Beall and Steele warn that kidney trouble is insidious, often unnoticed until danger escalates. It can mask irregularities and prevent serious outcomes like Bright's disease and diabetes, underscoring the need for early detection and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Beall & Steele
A Cure for Misery with Electric Bitters
R M James of Louellen SC proclaims a cure for malaria misery using Electric Bitters in 0 cent bottles. The tonic purifies blood and relieves chills bilious attacks jaundice and disorders of stomach liver and kidneys. Sold under guarantee at Beall Steele drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. James
Louellen
Beall & Steele
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Proclaimed Remedy
A выдерж advert asserts the product as a life giving root cure that strengthens and invigorates against disease. It claims thirty years of durability and positions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the supreme remedy sold by Beall & Steele for 35 cents in tea or tablet form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Beall & Steele
Itching and Bleeding Piles Relieved by ODans Ointment
Chronic cases cured by Dan's Ointment, effective relief for itching bleeding protruding or blind piles. Druggists everywhere stock it.
Maiden Sings of Health with Hollister Tea Mention
A cheerful maiden proclaims happiness while savoring Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Beall and Steele. The playful verse notes her merry singing and bright spirits after using the tea.
Ely's Cream Balm Offered for Nasal Catarrh Relief
Drop by drop the offensive discharge by Nasal Catarrh falls from the back of the nose into the throat setting up inflammation that may cause Chronic Bronchitis. The most satisfactory remedy is Ely's Cream Balm with relief from the first application. Sold by all druggists or mailed by Fly Bros 56 Warren Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fly Bros
Warren Street
New York
Tea aids digestion in Hollister's Rocky Mountain blend
Beall and Steele advertise Fat anything you want not starve yourself. The tagline claims the tea cleanses bowels and stomach and eases digestion, priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Beall & Steele
Rocky Mountain Tea For Mothers By Beall & Steele
During winter months mothers grow tired and unwell. Hollis ter’s Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as a remedy to restore happiness and health. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Beall & Steele
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Harry Frederick
Frederick
Eva Thompson
Helen
Tony
Sailliseuld
Nottingham
Brussells
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